Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-31
ARRIVAL OR THE NEW YORK.
New YoRK, May 20

New YoRE, May 49,
The steamer New York arrived to-day, brings
London dates to tho 18th inst.
The steamers Jura and SaKonia had arrived
out.
News not very important, no battle having yet
been fought In Italy up 10 tho 10th.
The Emperor Napoleon and King Of Sardinia
had Fixed their head quarters at AlessandriR, and
already arrived there.
All Sandman vessels in Austrian ports are TO be
seized.
The Austrians have withdrawn frcm Robbis.
The inhabitants Of Eunobia had resoutely 70.
fused to supply the Austrian frieate Radetsky
with provisions, and she was obliged to sail with-
out them.
Many failures are reported on the Continent,
and London Stock Exchange. Croswell q Co., Of
Birmingham, have failed.
The steamer HammOnia sailed from SOuthamp-
ton on tho 18th.
The ship Thames from Savannah, was partially
burned Ia Liverpool dock on the 10th. She had
u cargo Of cotton and timber
ENGLAND.-The Queen reviewed the troops at
Aldershot on the 18th.
Count Persigney the new French Minister ar
rived at London on the Gath. Prince Gortseha,
kof also arrived.
FRASoE-The correspondent Of the London
Times says the confidence Of tho success Of the
army in Italy is so great that preparations are
soon to bs made at Norre Dame for Te Deum or
Thanksgiving for the great victory expected to
be announced next week.
All officers Of the regiment of sappers to be COM
manded by Prince Napoleon left Paris on the l4th
for TCulon.
A train Of seige artillery had also left for
Italy.
1t was rumored that arms had been sent to
Hungary, and that tho Hungarians are effectively
employed in fomenting insurrection in their coun-
try.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napoleon be.
fore leaving Paris addressed letter 10 Queen
Victoria repeating his promise to take no step
during the war 70 compromise the interests of
England.
to be at per cent payable 10 silver, and will bO
issued at 70
Nothing further from the scat Of war.
| PIEDMONT The Official Bulletin of the l4th
says the Austrians TO day withdrew from Rob
bis, but second and still stronger rcconnoter.
ing party had been pushed forward to the Falls
of Verceli
The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal Cam
robert, rode through the streets of Allesandra
on horseback, and we're everywhere received
with great demonstrations of ioy.
GERMANY.-A despatch from Berlin says the
Diet was closed on the l4th by the Prince Re-
gent in person, who in a speech said that
Prussia was determined to maintain the bal
ance of power in Europe and stand up for the
security and protection of the national inter-
ests of Germany, and expected all the German
confederation powers to stand firmly by her
side in fulflment of that mission. The mob-
lization OF eight federal corps d. armie is COM
pleted. Prince VIM. Frederick is commander
in chief
India and China mails arrived at London
with dates Of Calcutta April sth, and Hong
Kong ofthe 2sth.
News unimportant.
French troops had captured Saigon, place
of considerable strength in Cochin, China
The American frgate Germantown and
steamer Mississippi were at Japan,
Trade at Canton was suffering much from
exactions of the Mandarins.
LATEsT-LoNDoN, May l7th.-Despatches
from Rome say that the Duke De Garmmout
left that city on the 18th, in consequence of a
tclegraphic order from the Emperor.
A despatch from Vienna says an English
steamer with the Indian mails was overhaucd
of Sassana hy boats from French war ship
An official bulletiu at Turin announces the
movements of the Austrians from Stradella to.
wards Doghera,
Charles Dilatti d Co., of Birmingham, failed
to day
There has been a further recovery in Illinois
Central shares, but Erie declined