Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
Last Nights Report.
FURTHER ny THE AMERICA.

SAcKvILLE Nov. 4.
The Zurich treaty stipulates that the r1tiGca
lion of treaty shall be exchanged within IL
days.
The Paris Pays intimates that Naples, Spain,
Portugal aud Sweden are not likely to be
mcnbers of the projected Congress.
The London Times, Post and Herald arc ad.
verse To England joining it.
The Post, Lord Palmerston's organ, regards
the Italian complication as very scrious, and the
situation of Napoleon very embarrassing. 1t
alec thinks it certain that Romagoa will be at
lacked by the Papal troops, and that at the
hrst menace of an armed intervention in the
Duchics, Garlbaldl's troops will sweep away
every vcstge Of the Papal rule
| The electricians have commenced at Nalen'
cia experiments on the Atlantic Gable with
some encouraging results
Itis reported At Paris that the Emperor had
refused an audience 10 deputation from Bo-
logna, but granted one to deputaton from the
| Duchies.
The English Journals continue to draw at.
tention to the immense naval nrmamenis now
building in Fiancc, particularly at Tuuon
/ where ~ large ships are being constructed
Nothing definite is known aa to the project
ed French Chinese Expedition.
1t "a reported that Marshal Valloit has sug
gesed 10 Napoleon the occupation of the Ouch
les by French troops TO prevent civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails at Piedmont
on account Of the conditions of the Zurich
treaty.
Itis reported at Turin that Napolitan war
ships having been seen of Romagns. A Pied
nontese squadron has been ordered into the
\ AJfiatic.
Thero is uuconfrmed rumor of revolutionary
movements at Palermo in which 1870 Tobels
were killed.
Liverpool breadstulIs market closed dull on
the 2lst. Flour dull at % 6da27 per bb
Wheat dull at 9s 3la9s Cd for red and 9s Gil
alIs Cd for white.
Corn quiet; yellow 29s Gla3Os per quartcri
white 35sa37s
Messrs. Bigland, Athea & Co, quote an
advance Of Ii since Tuesday in wheat
Zurich telegram OF the 18th Gays; Ihe
principal points Of the treaty Of peace between
= France aud Austria sigaed by PleniPoenuarie'
but not yet ratified by the two governments, arc
Us iullows:
Austria gives up LombArdy, except Mantua ant
Peschia and as lar as tbs frontier line hxed By
special commission, to France, who transfers t'
| Piedmont.
Pensions acquired in Lombardy arc to be pai'
3 by the new government
NJ Piedmont is to pay Austria forty million form
ana be responsible tor three-llths Of the debt 0
Monte .Lombird'Venetie, making tho debt in al
l tranHieffod 10 bNrulnlh AOtNVVtuuv lihupes
Tho two contracting powers will unite their el
forte Ia reform In tho naturalization should b
carried out by the Pope thereto,
Tho rights of the Dukes Of Tuscany, Modem
n and Parma are expressly reserved to the two Eg
: psrors, who will assist with all their power in III
= formation Of a confederation OF all the States
~ Italy.
" Venetia, under Austrian rule, is to form part
- the confederation. The ratification will be el
on changed at Zurich within fifteen days,
y II will be seen from the above that the treaty
70 merely an amplleatiOn Of the VillaiIansa agre'
~ ment.
s. A Zurich telegram Of tho 2lSt announce
that Colleredo was that morning attacked vii
pi- app pexy. -Four physicians we're attending hin
r. but there were litde hopes Of his recovery.
r. Tue Paris Pays estimates, ofits own knowledg
va that ia u gress accepted 10 principle by u
's' English government tho only powera TO be repr
-. sontOd besides the great once, will be PiedmOu
! ), aud The Pope and Naples under certain eventu
ssa ties.
'Ssf The admission Of Spain would be natural, b
=. Sweden and Portugal have no claims.
sste The Independence Beige says that out Of col
lk pllment 10 Napoleon, Austria proposed that I
congress fhould sit In Paris. This was decline
; and the chances favored Brussels.