Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE VANDERBILT.

SANDY HOOK, Nov. IS.
The Steamer Nova Scotian from Quebec, Nov
2nd Passed Donagbat on u P. NJ Of the 3rd and
probably arrived in Mersey next morning. The
steamship Hudson Of the Bremen and New York
line was Lurnt at Bremen on the night of the 2nd
inst. She was to have sailed on the Saturday fol.
lowing and doubtless had large part of her cargo
on board. There was an insurance of f70 900 at
Lloyd's on the vessel
The new submarine telegraph had been laid be-
tween England, at AldborOugh, and HoIland.
Bank of Vienna resumed specie payments.
new Ministry is appointed in Prussia. Prince
Hohenzollern President, Gen. BONN Minister Of
War, N. Schleinitz Foreign Affairs.
The crew of the French brig Anna, which was
shipping free laborers from the coast of Africa had
all been massacred by the negroes taken on board.
Great excitement exists at BradfoIdshire county
in consequence Of the wholesale poisoning case by
lozenges, in which arsenic had been mixed by
mistake, instead Of plaster Of Paris Death al
ready, Of 60 or 20 persons.
A letter from st. Petersburgh says the Russian
Envoy and suite left Kchta Chinese frontier about
the lst of August for Pekin. They were received
on the frontier by Chinese officers with carriages,
who conducted them TO Germ, where they were
received by Mongolian officers who proceeded with
them.
Great activity prevails in Spanish Naval Arsen-
ais in consequence of preparations for a Mexican
expedition. The naval force is being augmented
considerably by the building of new vessels.
An Admiralty steamer was to leave WOOlWich,
Nov. lst, for Boogne, with the funeral used for
heinterment of Napoleon at St. Helena, which has
been restored completely.
The new English Ocean Telegraph Company is
| to connect Galway via Quebec with English pos
sessions on the Pacific. The wire is to be used Of
a totally different description from any now il
/ use.
| Sir H. L. Bulwer, British Minister to Persia, was
arrested at Pera on the 20th October and taken "a
q police station in consequence Of collision while
riding in the street, between his attendant groom
and some of the Sultan's suite.
| AUsTRIA-Several Prussian and German papers
had been confscated at Vienna by the police.
Madam Pfeifier, the celebrated traveller is dead.
ISDIA.-Telegraphic advices stste that the rebel:
| attacked and captured Jeronge Sept 30th, but sub
sequently evacuated it and retrested towards Esau
ghur, which latter place they attacked and cap
tured October I'd they were afterwards driver
from this point by detachment of cavalry. A
combined movement is proposed for hemmiDg th'
enemy in at Chsmberee
Bombay quiet. More troops arriving
The rebels had suffered several total defeats il
different parts of Dude. They are still ravaginl
the country in great numbers.
Lord Clyde Is en- route Tor Lucknow
AusTRALIA.-Advces by telegraph Sept. 18th.
The ships lett Sidney for England with lSs,OO'
eunces of gold.
Very rich gold fields have been discovered nOrtl
Of Sidney.
New South Wales Assembly has granted ESQ, ,OOI
per annum for ten years towards mail service, wi
( Panama Trade dull
LONDON, Wednesday evening.
English Funds heavy, and transactions unimpor
tant. Consols closed 9s 90 l-s for money, SO
Q SO 3-e for account
Rates of discount unchanged. Illinois bond