Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
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The Cmard steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins,
from Liverpool 18th inst, arrived at this port last
night about 10 o'clock.
The steamship Indian Empire was appointed TO
sail from Galway, touching at Halifax, on Friday,
18th June.
GREAr BRIrATx-On the 10th, in the House of
Lords, on motion Of Lord BrOugham, = bill was
read the first time, the object Of which was 10
render the fraudulent negotiation Of bills Of exc
change penal.
The bill abolishing property qualifications for
members Of Parliament, was debated and read
tks second time.
The bill extending the franchise in counties
to oceupiers of 10 pound tenements the same
in bOrOaghs, was brought up for a second read
ing.
Government opposed any action upon the mea-
sure at present, but upon a test vote there was a
majority against the government Of IS, and the
bill was read the second time.
On the Ilth, in the House Of Commons, in reply
to an inquiry, Lord Stanley said Government had
sen. a dispatch to India disappearing Of the pol
icy Of annexipg and disayoSing the annexation of
Dahr.
The India reports were taken up, and after the
rejection Of the proposition Of Lord John Russell
to limit the Council to twelve members, it was
solved that it should consist of not more than if
teen or less than twelve.
A match has been made for a race between the
American horse PriOress and Beadsman, the win
ner Of the Derby. The event is to come OF at
New Market in October, and the terms are $500 a
side. The horses are TO carry even weight ll9
pounds each, notwithstanding that Proress has
an advantage Of two years in age over Beadsman.
match has also been made between Ten Br0eek's
horse Babylon, years, and Lord Chester6eld's
Telegram, years, at even weight, for f200 a side
TO be run the day after the above.
The III males of the American shin GleauAr
have been committed upon the evidence Of the
crew Of their ship.
Startling and disgusting disclosures had been
made in regard to the confessional in the aristo>
cratic neighborhoOd Of Belgrayia, London.
ISDIA.-Sir II. Rose had completely defeated
the enemy at Gomez, killing 500 men and eapiur-
ing guns. He was within IA miles Of CalPec on
the 18th of May, and it was expected the attack
would be made on the 10th.
The garrison at Shah Incapore, 600 strong,
was surrounded by 5000 rebels with IS guns. but
no fears we're entertained for their safety relief
being near.
village in Central India had been stormed,
after obstinate resistance, and all the male in
hsbitants put to the sword.
A telegraph from Vienna states that the British
Consul General at Belgrade had been attacked
and severely wounded by two Turkish soldiers.
LATEsT.-LOndOn, Saturday.-it is stated in the
Daily News city article that a rumor prevailed
yesterday P. NJ, of its being the intention Of the
government to cali out additional number Of
militia.
The Times has reason to believe that a circular
has been issued by Lord Derby to his supporters,
by which il is the intention Of the government to
offer no further opposition to the admission of
the Jews TO Parliament
The French ministerial papers declare in favor
Of the American view of the question Of the right
of search. and characterize the blockading squad
ron as another failure.
The Times returns to the question Of the great
naval arrangements going on in France, and says
that all the assurances IN the world cannot do
away the impressions this is likely to produce
England is just the country TO suffer by surprise.
Let her take care that third tempest shall not
find her upprepared as In India and The Crimea.