Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28
She Austrians Evacuating their
StrOnghOlds.
SANDY Hook, June 26.

| t'fANbA AAVNAf "NAAV @es
The steamship Bremen passed here this
evening from Bremen, with Liverpool dates
to Wednesday, the 18th inst
! The British Ministry had resigned in con-
sequence Of the want of confidence expressed
by the resolution in the House Of Commons
Lord Palmerston is the new Premier, and
lord John Russell the Secretary Of Foreign
| Affairs
! The latest intelligence from the seat Of war
is that the Austrians have evacuated Placcn-
20, Pavia, Lodi, Bologna and Ancona. The
citadel and fortifcation at Placenza were
first blown up.
The death of Prince Metternich is an
nounced.
The steamship Canada arrived oui on the
| lth the Borussia on the 18th, anl the Van
derbilt on the l4th inst
| Lord Granville was first summoned by the
| Queen, but could not form a Ministry. II
seems the Cabinet assembled on Saturday and
determined to place their resignation in the
hands Of the Queen, which was done, and
| formal announcement made by Lord Derby at
the banquet at the Merchant Tailors' Compa-
NY at which several Ministers were present.
! Lord Granville, after an audience with the
| Queen, waited on Lord Palmetston who con
scented to waive all claims and serve under
John Russell, Lord Granville found him dis
posed to insist on conditions which made
union with Palmerston impossible, whether
the Government was presided over by Gran
Vile or by any other person. The Queen be-
ing satisfied that Lord Granville would be the
only obstacle to the union with Lords Pal
merston and Russell, she sent for Palmerston,
who had an hours interview and straight
way sought one with Russell, who agreed to
serve under him, but not under any other per-
son.
! The London Times says that Russell is an
ardent friend Of Italy; both he and Palmers-
| ton want Austria TO admit her defeat her as
certoined inferority, and the unconquerable
disadvantages of her position south of the
! Alps. Both are Of the opinion she would
consult her own greatness by relinquishing
! territory which costs a great army and still
| greater Odium.
1t is rumored that Napoleon will return to
France, leaving Pellissier Commander-in-
Chief
| The Austrians left provisions, ammunition
and cannon behind in evaouating Placenza,
They quilted Bologna on the lth for Modena
! GNribaldi occupied Berganio, and repulsed
| 1900 Austrians who were marching against
him from Brascia.
tion with the Rothschilds No details
! g, /. The FrRpcb he'd RassAd tl'" ~ ---''h
The Austrians have evacuated all the States
Of the Church, including Ferrara.
The Austrian correspondence says the Aus
trians at Malengano yielded only to deci-
dedly superior force, and retired unPursued,
in perfect order.
4 submarine telegraph is to be laid from
Wribourne to Denmark.
The Emperor of Austria, it is said, will take
command in person, acting on the defensive.
The Austrian loss at Palestro, official, was
10 officers and 513 men killed; General and
% officers and 887 men wounded officers
and TIA men missing.
Garibaldis corps threatens Southern Tin
Gil from Val Canonica, Val Trompia and Ba-
golino.
The French feet in the Adriaic has re-
ceved re inforoements, and were reported as
landing troops between Venice and Trieste
d The Austrian headquarters would probably
+ be at Mantua.
a New York, June 81
s The London Times, speaking Of Palmerstoi
b. and RUSSELL says both recommend France a
, a better agent for the reorganization OF ltal,
and for the creation of the federal union
q which is the only union possible under exist
- confined TO the present state Of affairs, tn
policy TO be pursued might be stated in a sen
L tence Austria is flying homewards. Franc
# and Sardinia are pursuing her across the Ad
a da Venice is about TO be attacked immedi
q ately on the east and on the south. The Who'll
y Peninsula is rising against her and exhaust
!, ing her allies and garrisons. The only advic
Il 10 be given is, that Austria should aeoommo
% date herself to these painful circumstance
lust as England admitted the Independence q
e the United States and France has twice sui
IA mtted to the dictation Of invaders. Their
"a can be no glory gained by stubborn or eve
- victorious resistance TO the just claims Of
great nation, and IL is unwise 10 wage wa
:, where even military success incurs moral ol
ID probrium No doubt this and similar cOnsiC
erations will be in due time urged upon Au'
st tria by the two Ministers who have underti
I'd ken to divide the responsibility of our foreig
I'd relations.
be There is no doubt entertained that the col
d, vention between Russia and the Rothschil'
en- will result in their being contractors for an
future loan Russia may desire to raise.
In London "a Blue Book has been publishe
II containing al the English correspondence {
uo Italian affairs.
3D. The latest note assigns to Austria the la
| ItbDOhhlbAAbl lVA hlA Nllo AAAoNA iSH ~
to tiles inevitably consequent on coniiictwhi
on was on the eve Of being avertod.
do The London Daily News says that II is
in lieyed that Lord Elgin has been offered I
a. secretaryship Of the Colonies.
Mr.. Golden will have the option Of Z
Board Of Trade Mr.. Gibson will also ent
the Cabinet Sidney Herbert will probah
be Minister Of War Sir. q. O. Lewis, Pre-
- dent Of the India Board, and Mr. GladstoI
go Chancellor of the Exohequer, Sir X. Beth
is also spoken Of for the latter office.
Sir James Graham, the Duke Of New CI
at tie, and the Duke Of Argyle, have declin
or TO ioin the new administration.
sh, The London Times City article Of the l8
inst, says that the statements that Prusi
viii soon abandon her neutrality, appears
Nd rest on no definite authority, aud are perha
Ma merely encouraged at Berlin to meet the (
citement in the other German States.
W Wheat had declined three shillings in Ia
a." don.
iye LIvERPooL Markets, June l3.-sales
cotton to-day 5000 bales. The market cloi
:, dull but steady, prices slightly favoring bI
ers.
,lic BREADsTUFFs-Dull; sales unimpOrtant
! a Quotations nominal.
The weather was favorable for the crops
We Provision andproduoe market steady.
81 LONDON MARKETS, June l3.-Wheat
ana clined 3s In London.
'ds. Consols--98s993i
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