Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

ADDITIONAL mY THE ANG NGLO-sAx0N
FARrnfa Pomr Sept, IL.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
The Isle-of-Man has been connected by sub
marine telegraph with England. Telegraph
ic communication with Malta has been es-
tablished.
A Cabinet Council, Unexpectedly summoned
for the 10Th ult, had given rise 10 various
speculations. Il was generally supposed that
ihe meeting hal reference to the new phase
Of the Italian question.
FRANCE.
speech made by Count DeMorney, attract
ed much attention, II being regarded as an
enncipaton Of the views Of the Emperor.
The Count endeavored 10 show that the Eng
lish apprehensions ofa French invasion were
groundless, and that France was desirous Of
cementing the alliance existing between the
two countries
The Constitutional has an article repuda-
ting In the strongest terms the fratricidal pol
icy Of war with England.
ITALY.
The Elections at Romagna passed off tram
quilly.
The Mayor Of Parma issued proclamation
on his return from Paris, in which he reported
be conversation he had with the Em peror
Napoleon, who said-" Tell your population
that my army shall never do violence to their
wishes, and that will not permit any other
foreign power to do violence against you"
The Mayor adds; "These words make you ar
biters Of your own destinies."
Garibaldi had resolved TO maintain strict
discipline in the army of Central Italy. In
an order Of the day, he says; al will cause TO
be shot any one who calls himself Maxim
ian, a Republican, Socialist or even a Carl
baldian." He will have none with him bu
soldiers and Italians.
The Neapolitan Government had ordered
the purchase Of large quantity of corn
abroad.
The cholera was spreading along the shores
of the Baltic.
LATEST TELEGRAMs TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Wednesday.-A telegram from
Zurich to-day says the private conference
continues. The Times Paris correspondent
says things are going on so badly at Zurich
as to render dissolution Of the Congress in
few days probable.
A congress Of war seems to be the only alter
native, to which Austria is decidedly opposed,
and which will have as little success as this
conference.
.-.- GREAT BRITAIN.
Few or no policies Of insurance had been
taken outon the ship Great Eastern at LLOYD $,
the underwriters being generally unwilling
to transact business until the completion OF
the trial trip. There were some anxious TO
see the ship safe out of the Thames, but those
in charge of her entertained no fears on the
subject.
Leigh Hunt had been in declining state
OF health for considerable time before his
death.
The Queen and Royal Family had gone to
Scotland for their usual autumn visit, as was
arranged, They made the journey from Lon
don to Edinburg during the night.
The telegraph communication between Eng
land and Malta would expedite the reception
Of news from India by about three days
Lord Radstoek publishes in the Londor
Times letter received by him from Richard
II. Dana, of Boston, on the subject of the bal
lot in the United States Mr.. Dana show
the benefit of the ballot system, and explaint
that in America it has been found necessary
for security against fraud to deprive it of the
element of seoresy.
The investigation at Liverpool into the
charge against Boutele mate of the shiI
Conqueror of having caused the death Of q
seaman on board the vessel, resulted in his
liberation, the evidence showing that the de
ceased died from natural causes.
The strike of the London builders continued
The London Times in u leading article OF
England defensive preparations, says tina
she is now rapidly approaching the time, i
indeed she has not actually reached it, whei
no assailant can hope to attack her with i'm
punity.
Yesterday the Paris Flour Market ha
rather more frmness. and rnieoe rerv tend
ing upward. Wheat was without materie
change,
At Marseilles the Corn Market was du
and declining. .tt 4
The formation of eight military Diets, th
headquarters Of which will be at Nantes, wa
about completed.