Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-30
Last Nights Report.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEW
THE ARABIA.

SAoKvILLE, N. b., June &c
The new British Ministry had been official
ly announced as follows:
Viscount Palmerston First Lord of the
Treasury Hon. W. L. Gladstone, Chancellor
of the ExchequeT Lord John Russell, Secre-
tary Of State for the Foreign Department.
Duke Of Newcastle, Secretary Of State for the
Colonies Hon. Sidney Herbert, Secretary of
State for the War Department; Hon. Charles
Wood Secretary of State to the India Post
Department. Duke of Somerset, Lord of the
Admiralty; Lord Campbell Lord Chancellor
Earl Granville, President of Council; Duke of
Argyle, Lord Privy Seal; Earl Of Elgin, P. NJ
General; Hon. Richard Golden, President Of
the Board of Trade; Hon. j. Edward Card
we'll First Commissioner of the Board of
Public Works Hon. j. Miner Gibson, Pres
ident of the Poor Law Board; Hon Sir Geo
Golly Chancellor of the Duchy Of Ian
caster. Hon. Sir A. Cockburn succeeds Lord
Campbell as Lord Chief Justice.
Parliament met on the 18th inst, when
Lord Derby announced the resignation Of the
Ministry. Earle Granville, the President of
the Council said he would reserve his expla-
nation of the policy Of the new government
till future day. The House of Lords then
adjourned till tho2lst inst.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. DIsraeli an
nounced the resignation Of the Ministry and
moved an adjournment, which was carried
A dispatch from Vienna says the French
established military depot on the Albanian
coast, and dlsembarked largo quantities of
gold coin.
An Austrian corps d'armee, which left An
coma for liessarO, had been directed toward the
lower Po, to join the troops in the Provinces
II is uncertain yet whether Anoona has been
wholly evacuated.
MlodeHa and Breccia are free Of Austrian
troops, and numerous municipalities of Ro-
magma had pronounced for the national cause.
The allied army passed the Seroo river on the
18Th and marched toward OgliO.
The fight between Gen d Urban and Carl
baldi took place al CastirodolE. Garibaldi
had 1000 troops and four cannon, but was
repulsod.
The Austrian correspondence states that the
organization Of troops for the defence of the
Tyrolese is in progression, sevetal companies
have already been drawn out.
Letters from Vienna say that the fourth
! corps darmee under Archduke Charles had
| commenced to leave for Italy, aud the third
| corps under the Arohduke Albert was NOV
ing towards Trieste. The 18th corps d'armee
was being formed and was also destined for
| Italy.
The Swiss Federal Council hsd ordered the
occupation Of the pass Of MarebFo between the
Gesons and the Valletine.
The French feet in the Adriatic was re-
ceiving powerful reinforoemenls and was ex-
pected to disembarl5 soon between Venice and
Trieste.
The FIRST detachment Of the seigo Flotilla
had left Toulon for the Adriatid
The Sandman authorities had issued a de-
cree opening the ports Of Tuscany for the inn
pOrtation Of breadstuffs.
The London Times Paris correspondent
speaks Of dissatisfaction being manifested by
some ltalins in regard TO the territorial Access
sions Of the King Of Sardinia. They protest
against thus taking possession Of Lombardy
and ask for n confederation not fusion.
Lo Nord says the second series OF operations
win be simultaneously commenced by sea and
land
The allied troops will all be put in action
10 invest the Austrian frontiers
Prince Napoleon will proceed Immediately
10 support the right wing Of the French ar
my
Klopka, the Hungarian patriot, had issued
a proclamation to the Hungarian soldiers in
the Austrian army.
A Polish Legion is forming in Italy, and an
Hungarian one at Genla,