Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

The r. NJ S. S. Africa from Liverpool reached
her dock at l-2 o'clock TO night
Her news has been mostly anticipated by the
Circassian
The Dresden journal alleges its acquaintance
with the fact, that according to recent counter
proposal by France, which is said 20 be seconded
| in other quarters the Congress viii assemble
| April I'D at Canletrue and will commence opera
| tons by resolving on general disarming.
The statement per the Circassan that Austria
positively refuses to join the Congress unless there
| Is a general simultaneous disaImment, is con.
| lrmed.
Paris dispatches state that the progress of ne.
| gotiations for the Congress is very slow, owing
| to the great difficulties to be overcome
The London News says it is just possible the
Congress may prepare and embitter, instead OF
ayerting war
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
says there were reasons for believing Auslria'+
proposals as to the points to be submitted to the
| Congress are wholly unacceptable to France.
The Paris patra says that France cannot be eX-
pected to diminish h,r army as not TO send back
u single cannon to her arsenal
BRITAIN.--In the Commons Lord Stanley had
stated that the duty on Hardware in India was to
be increased from the 9th 10 per cent ON both for"
eign and British manufacture.
| It was intended that Parliament should be dis
solved on the 2lst In which case the borough
election would take place on the 9th of April,
and county elections on the I'd of May,
The missing part of the crew of the wrecked
gunboat Jasseur had been saved, and all the sur
vivOrs had reached England in the steamer La
| Plata Ofthe whole crew only three were lost.
A duel had occurred on the Downs near Bright
on, between ayOung American gentleman, the past
year residing at Brighton and u Russian officer
lately attached to the Legation at Washington. -
The former, who gave the challenge, was shot in
the pistol hand when an explanation was made by
the opposite party and admitted.
The party of NeapOlitan eXies had left England.
Lady Morgan, the authOress, was dead
All the French officers on leave have been or
dered TO Join their ships forthwith
A rumor was afioat that the Emperor would soon
depart for Lyons.
The receipt of memorandum from Count BuOl
Hos lie 10 Piedmont was spoken Of
Warike materials were accommodating at Marseiles
to an alarming extent
Five steam frigates had gone to Algeria, suppOs
ed 10 bring troops back TO France.
The memorial DlplOmatque had been allowed Il
resume tts issue.
a The daily News correspondent says Lord Cow
: ley and Count WalIewske after long discussion
, separated with conviction that very serious dli-
Q ierences Of opinion existed between France an'
! England
Nine gunboats for the Adriatic are ordered t
a be made ready at Cherbourg without delay.
y AUsTRIA.--The Arch Duke Albrecht had gon'
/ on a special mission TO Berlin.
Austria was willing TO make important cOnces-
sionA to Prussia ou certain points ia dispute, and
; perfect understanding between them was consider
cd highly probable.
Warke preparations are still continued by SOM
!. of the smaller German States,
The Bayarian army had been placed on q wa
footing.
The Times Vienna correspondent states that dur
ing the last few days several Of the leading paper
! had openly declared that the Germans would no
u shed one drop of blood either for the mantenanc
of the special treaties or Of the Austrian concOrda
ITALY.-The political prisoners at Naples who's
fate were determined by the decree of the 18th ali
have received passports for the United States.
,r IL was reported at Rome that the Pope Woul
" protest against the European Congress.
+ Sir Moses MontepOre had arrived at Rome wit
~ a petitlon from the Jews Of England and AmGrc
ID in favor Of the boy M0rtara.
q Twenty one shocks OF earthquake were felt 0
Is Sienna on the 18th, but no accident happened
ID Rumors were current that the King of Maple
y was either dead or in the last eXtremities NOtl
% ing authentic however.
s Holland and Belgium are said 10 have conclude
81 a treaty for mutual defence In case Of war,
RUssIA.-The opening Of navigation was antic
VI pated in about eight days.
y. WALLAomA-An Internal machine suppose
i intended for the hOspidar COusea, had been dis
covered, and seven persons were arrested.
EOYPT-Adyices are favorable TO the Sucz "a
- nal
/, The public functionaries were ordered to ASST
N. Lesseps, and the Governor Of suez had bee
depOsed,
, COCHIN CmNA The attack on Saigon too
70 place Feb. l7th and was perfectly successful.
l. Nine forts strongly armed were cannOnaded gu
= siormed. The French loss was small but the en-
10 mys loss was heavy
y" India and China letters add nothing Of momei
n to the accounts already published.
The export Of tea to the United States shove
vi decrease Of 100000 bbls. from last year