Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

Il is believed that Mr. Levers cner to charter
tns Great Eastern has been rejected.
me Russian frigate Grand Admiral bad darrived
snt ~ Fort mouib Several members Of the English
royal amily are on board the North BrltOn.
Their visit 10 Canada IL supposed 70 have refer.
eaee 70 the o. olntempaied visit Of the Prince Of
wales 70 The British possessions.
The East India Loan had al been awarded at
rates above "a per cent
The Russian loan has been partial failure.
IL u reported that the British Government con
gratulaied FraDce on the recent political amnesty
The impression prevails that the recent appoint
ment Of General Mchahon to the command at
ions at Antwerp
The per cent rentes closed on the Paris Bourse
at 69r lOc
Tue Paris -four market was heavy.
LIVERPOOL, MarkS T., August 24th.--Coffee dull;
Rice firm; Caroliuas 2ls 3da22s 90.
LONDON Market, August 24th ,-Breadstufs de-
chningi wheat dull aud partially la2c lower; COf
dul Eye dull; LiDseed oil 29e Wool unchanged.
dull
G. r. R. securities have declined slightly.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. recently deputed
Mr.. f. Z. Webb, an engineer Of considerable ex-
perience in testing and experimenting tele-
rgaph cables, to proceed to Vaienda and examine
the present state Of the Atlantic cable and his 70.
port Published in the English papers after detail
ing the scientific results Of his experiments. He
concludes as follows:
81 am Of the opinion ths, a serious fault exists
about 1858 statistical miles from Vslentia. meas
ured along the cable, and that the cable between
hat spot and this shore s comparatively perfect
Tests from here cannot now decide whether the
cable is much anically severed for all attempts to
detect the reception OF the most intense currents
ON opposite shores have long since proved fruit
less, suit from various circumstances attendant on
the decline OF the insolation There Is every rea-
son to believe that the continuity both Of the ca
Ole and conductor is perfect. Whether any other
iauit exists beyond the one alluded to It is i'm
possible 70 ascertain.
Gigantic frauds in connection With the extensive
Carron Iron Go. Of Scotland, we're coming to light
II is alleged that for long series Of years the
managing portion Of the Company has been guilty
OF frauds on the shareholders Of unprecedented
daring aud extent.
LATEST BY TELEaRAPH-LoNDON, Wednes
day-The Daily News (city article) dated last
evening, says the funds to-day we're quiet upon
the result OF the biddngs for the Indian loans
being made known Consols advanced l-s but
subsequently relapsed and closed the same as
ON Monday
The Times (city artice) says funds continue
TO show remarkable stesdiness. Money 10 in
good supply and transactions took place in the
discount market at 2 per cent.
business in the railway market was quiet,
but firm.
A festival at the Crystal Palace yesterday
attracted over 6,2O0 psople-the greatest con
course ever assembled there.
The builders strike in London shows no sign
of adjustment
The chalrmakers Of Worceetershire are also
on strike and other b anches of trade shows
signs Of discomfort.
FRANoE- 1t was reported that the British
Government had congratulated the French
Ambassador on the recent political amnesty
and that Victoria addressed very warm con-
gratulations to Napoleon on the occasion.
McMahon is appointed to command at Lille
where a large body of troops are concentrating
Canrobert, Oastellane and paraguay DHillieTs
return to their former command at Nancy,
Lyons and Tours. Mel replaces Bosquet at
Toulouse. Magnan retains his post as Com
mander in Chief Of the army at Paris.
The Moniteuron on announcing these nomina-
tions says that the augmentation of these com
mands is in order to form a more equal division
Of the military force Of the Emperor.
LATEsT-PARIs, Wednesday ay-The Moniteur
of this morning contains the following
The Emperor having ordered that tie army
be placed from a war TO a pence footing,
the Minister OF war has given orders that from
September 10000 men should return to their homes
whose term OF service expires In 1859.
The Belgian Chamber Oi deputies agreed to the
project for the iorthcation Of Antwerp by a vote
Of 757 to 40. lie NoEd contends that the project
The MOdenese National Assembly on the goth
ut unanimously decreed the forfeiture by the
House of Hspsburg-Louaine ofthe ducal throne.
On the following day the annexation of MOdtno
80 Piedmont was unanimously decreed by a vote
by ballot, and SignioI Farlni was confirmed dicta-
tor.
A loan OF five millions ivres was also voted
The Tuscan National Assembly on the Goth
unanimously voted annexation Of Tuscany to
Piedmont admidst acollmations of Viye va II Re-
a defensive ltaly.
AUsTRrA (OfIicial)-The Wiener Zeitune
contains the following Imperial DEGREES.
Count Rechberg who retains the post of Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs is appointed President
of the Cabinet.
Baron Hubner is appointed MiniSter of Po-
lice. Count Golochoweski, Minister Of the
Interior. Counsellor Won Fichtensbamm, Chief
Back formerly Minister OF the Interior, il an.
pointed Minister to Rome. The Ministry of
Commerce is entirely dissolved, lie duties being
divided between the Ministries Of the Interior,
Exterior and Finance
PRUssIA.-No immediate change WAS ex-
pected 10 the health OF the King. The Prince
Regent had consequently gone to Oslend.
A Prussian journal says Lord John Russell
had addressed new dispatch to the British
Minister at Berlin, expressing wish for com
plete accord between the two Cabinets on all
present questions Of European politics
hNhhl - he Itpil ol IllhCt 1OFLlNnhkOu
to the Prussian proposal for a mediation is Just
published 1t expresses in general terms de.
sire for peace, but insists on the necessity for a
Congress-. IL carefully Rbsiains from any no
tlce Of the basis of the proposal by Prussia.
The Paris Pays says that on arrival OF M Far
ini TO assume the dictatorship of Parma q portion
OF the troops proclaimed fidelity to the Bourbon
Dnchies and took possession OF small fortress Of
Bardi, intending TO hold II for their soVeregns 80
long a. there was aohance OF restoration.
The Pays also says a french lewiston had
reached Parma.
Signor Albert Mario and his vito, late Miss
Jessie White, were arrested at Bologna
Nearly 1000 of the disbanded Swiss troops
embarked in perfect order at Naples for Mar
settles, en.Toute for Switzerland
II is said that the Duchess Of Parma received
favorable assurances from Zurich, and that she
will be restored to her former position.
She ia undertaking 20 grant Constitution
on liberal basis, aud to adhere to an Italian |
confederation.
The Invalide Russo had received a warning Of |
provOking tone In which II has Of late discussed |
several political questions. Special Instructions
Rave also been given to the censora As 10 the mode
Of exercising their functions
IsDIA-B Bombay malls of July 2ist reached Eng |
land. News anticipated by telegraph. The est |
Inmates Of the number Of European troops who in |
tended to avail themselves Of permission to retire,
reached 5000 to 10000.
The rumor that tho Sixth cavaly we're following |
10 the wake Of the Europeans and growing disaf-
feoted, IL not oorrobOrated.
The oaleutta mail ofJuy 10th, and Hong Kong |
Of the 9th, we're teegraphsd from Trieste.
Strong Police forces are stationed on the 'front.'
iers Of Dude to prevent any possible inroad Of the
robels into that country.
Imports had declined Gt Calcutta and exports
we're more aotiy
Exchange 2lG2a. Freights fat.