Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21
NEw YoRK, Aug. 20.

NEw YoRE, Aug. 20.
The R n. steamship Arabia from Liverpool on
| the 7th, arrived at an early hour this morning.
The Arabia on the P. NJ Of the 7th passed the
Canada of the Gulf of Man
In the collision with the Europa the Arabia
started her cutwater, stove hole IN her port bow
and damaged part OF her wheel house. Shs cane
the remainder Of the voyage with one engine and
wheel.
The E1eeessFul laying of the Atlantic Cable had
raised the share snearly to par
A despatch from Valentia, OF the 5th, says the
Agamemnon arrived to-day. The Niagara Is in
Trinity Bay. There are good signals between the
ships.
breach Of continuity occurred in the cable on
the eve Of the day the Agamemnon and Niagara
parted company in mid ocean, which lasted one
hour and a half The AgaDemnOn was stopped
and the injury repaired, but not until hopes Of
holding on TO the cable had been abandoned.
On the 3Oti, encountered hard gale. against
which the ship under full steam could hardly make
headway; on the three succeeding days the gale
continued with violent squalls, sea running tre-
mendOusly high aud no one expecting the cable TO
hold on from one moment to another On Nednes-
day the weather moderated, shallow water was
gained and all went well until the AgamemnOn an
chOred in BolOus Bay.
German papers state that the Queen Of Eng
lands visit to Berlin to arrange the question OF
the regency, with a view to protect the interests
/
On Tuesday the Emperor and Empress left Paris
for Cherbourg, and at every station on the route
were received with lively enthusiasm.
The Queen left Osborne for CherbOurg, on
Thursday the meeting Of the SOYereigns took
place on board the BIetsnge. The illuminatons
on Wednesday evening a tedeum was performed,
and his Majesty addressing the Mayor said. l am
happy TO have finished the work Of Louis XIV.
and 10 inaugurate in time OF peace port which
was so actively commenced in a time Of war.
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despatch from Paris, of Friday, says that the
weather continues splendid at Cherbourg and the
fetes are progressing according 10 the programme.
The abdication OF the King OF Holland is believed
probable. The Prince Of Orange viii be qualified
by age to ascend the throne on the 4th Of Scptem-
Der.
The renewal OF diplomatic relations between
France and Naples Is rendered probable from the
fact that Antonini the Representative OF Naples
whea the French Emperor withdrew his Emoassa-
dor to that country has returned TO Paris
The rains have injured the French harvest,
which will not be as good as has been expected.
The men arrested at Stelleng on suspicion OF
being engaged in the manufacture OF shells for the
assassination Of the Emperor, arc 70 be transport
ed forthwith without trial.
The Belgian Chambers had rejected the project
for the fertilization OF Antwerp.
IL was rumOred that the Sultan was about 20 en-
gage Abdel Kader TO alay the religious excitement
Of his Mosem subjects.
The IIdian Empire, frOm New Orks "a July
arrived at Galway on the 5tb
Relations between Persia and England have
been resumed.
Australian adyices are by Telegraph from
Malta, from sydny, July llth, and Melbourne the
10th.
Parliament had been prOrogued.
A nugget Of gold weighing 22OO ounces had been
found At b arat.
Three vessels had sailed Tor England WIN over
200, 900 ounces.
Commercial credit continued good, and trade
was better, though stocks were still heavy
Alexis Soyer, the great Cook, had died IN Lon
don.
Consols were quoted on Friday evening st
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