Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

The Duke Of Leeds is dead He was the
husband Of Miss Cation, Of Nd. +.
Il was said that Count Persgny would GER
toinly be The French Ambassador 10 London.
Il was reported in military circles that the
ministers intend 20 call out the whole militia
and 10 add fifty new battalions 10 the line
Lord Cowley,the British Ambassador at Paris
reached London on Friday, and had a protract.
ed interview with Lord Mamesbury.
There was considerable animation in the English
Naval Department
Additional vessels were being placed In com
mission and recruiting was actively going on.
he London Times continues to assert It's be.
iefin 40 alliance between France aud Russia and
argues that Russia would not have gone 50 far as
sne has Without previous understanding with
Some Of the verdots in the Corouers inouest on
The bodies from the wreck Of the Pomona, oensure
the navigation which took the ship so much out OF
her course, and condemn a portion Of the crew
which deserted the passengers aud took posses
sion OF the boat, and call for an Admiralty to in
quire into the case.
LATEST. Saturday.-The papers this
mOruinR contain nothing important from Italy
At the latest dates the Austrians appeared to be
retreatng, but nothing was known Of the object OF
their maneuvers
Mr.. II St. John Mldmay is to accompany the
headquarters Of the Austrian Army as British
Commissioner, and Col. Cameron will accompany
the Sandman army similar capacity.
CoNuNENrAL.--The tardiness Of the Austri-
ans in making the attack excited much surprise
and was variously specuated upon.
The London Times thinks they have thrown
away the opportunity which they at first posses
The inaction is probably caused by the artificial
inundatious made by Sardinia aided BY heavy rains
which obliged the troops in some cases to recross
the Pc.
The Emperor Of Austria was preparing to take
the chief command with Gen Hess
The latter as was reported disapproyes Of Gen.
Gulay's plan Of attack.
A letter from Genoa says that all the Austrian
vessels there have been seized by the Sard dinians
Within fortnight it was expected the French
army in Sardinia would be 100 600 strong.
The admission Of Austrans into French terri.
tory has been allowed only on special authorize.
| ton.
The new French loan of 500 600 oOOf is to be
contracted by National subscription II is to be a
3 per cent loan issued at 6Of SOC, or per cent
/ issued at 9Of.
The embodiment of the contingent of 1859 has
been demanded.
The Prince Archbishop of Vienna has issued a
pastoral letter attacking the crimes of Piedmont
| aud the ambition Of Napoleon, aud the opinion is
expressed that war is not the greatest OF evils but
is often glorious work accomplished in the service
Of equity
A counter resolution had taken place between
the troops in Parma in favor OF q Ducal Govern
ment.
TT e regning Duchess had re e,entered Parma
RoME, May 9th Rome is tranquil.
The French Troops ave not TO leave.
| Six thousand Austriaus have arrived at AncOna
since the 3Oth with provisions for six months.
The Times city article Of last evening SAYS the
stock market has been comparatively steady to-
day, although speculative securities Of all kinds
remain without recovery. There has been bet
ter tone In every department of business.
Investments continue TO be made by the Pub
lie, and at one moment 90 3 was paid for stock
The money market was without excitement
There was tendency to reaction iu the corr
market on Friday, and sales Of wheat conld moi
have been pressed except at decline OF 3a4s or
Mondays rates.
The payment on the Indian Loan was promptly
met notwithstanding the heavy dIsooun
quoted for the loan
Out OF nearly million due on Friday, the de-
fault was only E2iOOO
The fluctuations ON tho Paris Bonse had beer
about one per cent which closed on Friday al
COZ 9Oo for per cents.
lord Berlby h Co, Of London In the Austrian
Trade have suspended. Their Liabilities were
flOO000
PRussiA-Iu the Chamber Of Deputies the for
eigu Minister has made statement Of political af
fairs. lie said that Prussia was without deviation
pursuing the object Of watching over the safely o
Germany, aud looking to the security Of Nations
interests and the maintenance of power in Europe
and with these objects had been placed ready tu
march
The Finance Minister then moved a temporary
addition for one year of 100000 thaers to th,
income tax, the class tax aud the taxes on Mea
and Corn. The addition to be further increased
by So per cent, the mobilization Of the army be
comes necessary.
The Bank Of Prussia had raised its ,rate Of dis
count Co percent.
RUssIA--The official journal of ST, Petersburgl
contains the following;
I'VE are authorized to declare in the most pos
tive manner that there exists no treaty Of alliance
offensive or defensive between Russia aud any 9th
or power whatsoever. At moment when all Eu
e rope il making maritime or military armament o
large scale, the Emperor was obliged to provid
by the means of political prudence for any emel
genCes His maj .sly reigns In the present jlnt
ture entire Liberty Of action, and, we need hardl
I add, he is animated only by the sentiment Of pre-
seYerng the dignity Of his crown aud the interest
Of the Cuuutry,'
0 TuRKEY.-The Times Vienna corespondcr
= says;
0 1--WE are on the eve Of rising in European T'u
r key The political agitation iu the southern prov
Il inCes was exceedingly great. The Porte hi
n about 10000 men concentrated at Shumla au
= Omar Pacha was coming rapidly from Bagdad !"
The writer thinks the Russo French plan for u
dsmemberment Of Turkey is a good one, aud th
in all probability the days OF the Musseman In u
rope are numbered.
ls INDIA The Bombay mail Of April nth reach
" LOadon on the 5th inst, zoo late for the Americ
letters to come by the Canada,
u. The news has been anticipated by the Telegram