Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

Baron Rothschild has given f2 900 pounds to
found scholarship for the city of London, in
commemOration of his admission as Jew TO
S, at in Parliament.
Fifteen persons had been arrested on the 9th
charged with being members Of an alleged illegal
society, said to have been organized to obtain an
invasion of Ireland from America. They were
all young men; twelve of them from Skibbereen,
three from Bantny. They were brought to Cork
| by the Banden train on the 9Th, under the escort
OF large body of Police.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
had confirmed the decree of the Admiralty Court
| in the matter of the collision between the Ameri
can ship North American and a Spanish vessel in
the Irish channel, the decision was held that both
were to blame.
The Asia reached her dock at l-2
The Cunard Company advertise the Steamship
Jura for New York January lst, as extra mail.
In speech at grand banquet given by the
Fishmongers' Company in LOndon, Earl Cameron,
member Of the Cabinet, declared the total dissent
of Government from the recommendations of Sir
j. Youngs despatch relating to the future policy
10 be pursued in the protectOrate of the IOnian
Island.
Several distinguished political men including
Lord Palmerston, Mr.. LOrr, and Messrs. Gibson
and Bright had been addressing large public meet
ings on political topics in general and the reform
question in particular.
The Long pending demonstration in the shape of
named gentlemen came OFF on the evening of the
10th; 5000 people were present. Mr.. Bright again
eulogized the representation system of the United
States.
The London Times says in reference TO the At
lantic Cable, that the Company had made applica-
tion TO the Governnentfor guranteee of l-2 per
cent. on 1851, 900, subject to the same conditions
as that OF the Red Sea line and this has been backed
by memorials from all the leading firms of London
Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Hall
fax, Bradford, Hull, Galway, and Norwich. Sup
posing it 10 be granted, contracts will be immed-
ately concluded for new cable, and any nego-
Citations with the American Government will sub
sequently be entered into.
No attempt can be made with any prospect of
success to lift theold cable until the return of calm
weather at the end Of April or May, and even un-
der present circumstances the expectations with
regard to the operations were not favorable
Meanwhile ithas been definitely ascertained that
the existing damage was not at the shore end
The laying of the new end has been completed 10
distance of twelve miles from Vaentia.
The experiments lately undertaken by persons
previously unconnected with the enterprise, con
firm the Original inference that the main fault is
about 210 miles from the Irish coast at a depth of
800 fathOms. There is also fault on the other
side, which is thought to be about 200 miles from
Newfoundland; currents however, still continue TO
be received, although OF kind so feeble and IN
certain as to be useless for any practicable pur-
1
Mr.. -, who is manufacturing an apparatus
such as his experience on the spot leads him to
think may yet possibly lead to some results but in
no case could there be hope of achieving perma-
nently satisfactory communication otherwise than
| by new line.
The Times thinks there is little doubt but that
the consent of the government will be given.
| The meeting Of the French Legislature is post
poned till February.
Montelambert's appeal is set down for December
oath.
The bank of France has gained q, 200, 900 francs
specie during the month.
A French negro emigration vessel is reported to
have been overhauled bya British Cruiser, on the
African coast, and compelled to discharge her ne
groes, although the shipment was perfectly reg
ular.
| The Spanish expedition for Mexico is on alarger
scale than was supposed.
The Calcutta mail ofNov 9th had reached Su.
ez, news unmpOrtant.
| HONG KONG, Oct. 29th.-Lord EIgin's negocia-
tions at Shanghai are satisfactory
| Commissioner Reed had not yet returned from
Japan.
The Emperor of Japan is reported dead
| Canton quiet, trade resumed
| The Australian mail with Melbourne dates OF
Oct. 18th, reached Suez with 10000 pounds
Gold trade quiet, large shipments of gold to Eng
land.
| LIVERPOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Spence s Co
quote -four very dull but STEADY Corn very du mixed
23G27S yelow Hl32Ss; white 39s93ls6d. Beefheayy.-
LONDON IARKETS-Baring Bros quote breadstufs
dull Iron rails m st &c l0d E6 l5S: bars finn &c
sugar le Cofiee steady lea tending upwards IneIt
has been decided improvement in Ill Cen shares; 292
| discount.