Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

The Steamship Asia from Liverpool the l4th
inst, arrived this A. NJ
Napolcon's departure from France was perfect
ovation, and reception at Genoa where he arrived
on the l2lh was most cordial.
He bad issu6d q stirring address 10 the army en-
joining discipline and stating his only fears were
that they would show too much enthusiasm He
was expected TO proceed TO the army on the l4th
The King Of Sardinia visited the Emperor at
Genoa.
OFFGcIAL-Sardinian bulletins continue 10 report
retrogade movements by the Austrlaus whose
headquarters were at Rabbio.
The Sardnans had retaken their former posi-
tlons.
The British Government formally procaims
strict neutrality aud warns lis subjects against
violations.
The War Department issued important notices
authorizing the foundation Of volunteer corps
throughout England.
Activity in tue English Dock Yards is equal to
that at the height of the Crimean war.
The Parliamentary elections are nearly all over.
The result is as last reported
The army Of Lyons was under orders for Italy.
This would raiss the French troops In Italy to
about 100000. French legislation on corn laws
is postponed sine die.
The Bank Of France lost 25,Ooo.OoO francs in
specie during the mouth.
The BOurse has been active aud higher, but de-
clined 3 4 on the 18th, closing at GIT. 30
The projected mission of Prince Windischgratz
to Petersburgh is abandoned. The German Diet
has adopted proposition to put the federal gar
rison on war footing
The Prussiau Chambers have both unanimously
authorized a war loan by the government.
Advices from Turkey report increasing agitation
in the Provinces.
At Manchester, business trihng and tendency
more against spnners than at the commencement
of the week.
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of England
show a further decrease in bullion of fl54l67-
The demand for money had generally subsidized
Applications for money at the Bank were on o
moderate scale.
The Daily News in its latest city article says the
supply of money had become so large that little
difficulty was experienced in procuring acoommo-
datiou on uneXceptonable bills at reduction from
| the Bank mnmus.
The adyices from Germany announce further
mercantile failures
The Asia reports passing the steamer Juro on
| the 18th, bound to Liverpool. She passed the
| steamer Persia last evening at 1890
Baron de Stoeckel, Russian Minister to Wash.
mgton, came passenger on the Asia.
| LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
LONDON, May l4-The Ellora, with the Aus
trian, Calcutta aud China mails arrived at Mar
settles last nigt
The letters viii be delivered in Eondon on Mon
| day.
GERMANY.--I is affirmed in ministerial circles
at Berlin that Prussia for the moment remains in
an eXpecant policy and has not bound herself to
any power TO remain neutral.
| Germany Is disposed to leave the initiative t
Prussia as she will have the heaviest burthen Il
support in the common defence.
Count Rechberg Austrian Ambassador has lef
for Yieana. having been appointed Minister fol
foreign affairs in place Of Count Buo who has
resigned.
BREADsTuFFS. --Rioharlson, Spence, co quot,
Tiour~iIed lr an ADVANCE but was aoult to SELL