Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
New YoRK, March 8

| ARhlf AL OF The PERSIA.
New YoRK, March 80.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool, March
18th, arrived at 1890 A. NJ
The Kangaroo, from Liverpool, l6tb, also arriv-
The following is the substance of the steamer
Kangaroo's news:
| Parliamentary proceedings are unimportant
The Jury in the Irish treason trials was out tWen-
! ty two hours, unable to agree, and discharged.
! Lord CoWley had protracted interview with
the Ministers-nothing authentic known Of his
mission, but it is believed little is to be hoped for
Paris correspondents regard the situation as crd-
cal. and speak Of ofcontinued preparations.
The Moniteur published another official article,
complaining of the attitude of the German States,
indicating that they have been Influenced by un-
worthy motives and reterates that the Emperor's
views are pacific and his actions are prompted for
the benefit of Italy.
Sardinia has called out reserves and made new
levy and is also reported to have applied to France
for 5000 men.
The attitude of the Austrian and Sandman troops
is extremely menacing
Austria still continues her ornaments energeti-
cally.
An outbreak in Central Italy was almost daily
expected.
Mr.. Preston, the American Minister to SPAR, had
an interview with the Queen. The most friendly
sentiments were expressed on both sides.
The Calcutta mail of February 29th had arrived.
News unimportant.
The following is the summary of the Persia's
news:
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant, waiting
the reform struggle on the 2lst.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company are still con-
sidering the Government offer Of q conditional
guarantee One of the conditions is the surrender
of fifty years monopoly for landing cable at
Newfoundland Another Company is said to be
preparing ito carry out!the project without Gov
eminent aid.
The latest Continental adsices had been very
Warlike.
The MOniteur's second article had an unfavOra-
bic effect
Lord CowIey had returned to Paris and had an
interview with the Emperor Nothing definite is
known concerning the object Of his mission to the
French Court
Many rumors were in circulation on the 10th,
which caused considerable advance in funds in
London slight rise in Paris, and rise of one per
cent. at Vienna.
The Austrian journals continued to be very bel
lcose.
There was no abatement in Austria's prepara-
tons.
Affairs in Sardinia are unchanged A reported
secret treaty exists between the King of Sardinia
and Napoleon.
The latter, it is said, guarantees offensive and
defensive aid against Austria and security for Sar-
dinia in any Lombardy acquisitions. on condition
of Savoy and Nice being ceded to France.
The Spanish official journal announces full salts
faction from Mexico.
The Portuguese Ministry has resigned. The
Duke Terceira heads the new Cabinet.
Russia forbids the expectation of horses for the
European frontiers.
The London Times says that the leading subma-
rlne cable makers are willing to contract for the
submergiDg of an Atlantic cable, taking all risk
OF loss or damage upon themselves.
The Neapoltan eEiles continued to attract SYM
pathy, and liberal subscriptions were being made
to the fund for their benefit. Most of them were
about going to England
One who went to Bristol in advance, met with
perfect ovations. Horses were taken from his car
rage, and he was drawn through the streets by the
poDulace amid great cheering.
FRAScE-The ominous silence in respect to Lord
Cowley's mission, tended to increase the apprehen
sion of war.
Rumors were current that the Lyons Railway had
received orders to keep itself in readiness for trans
porting IS 600 men.
The Emperor was to review the Imperial Guard
on the 20th (45th) anniversary of the entry into
Paris of Napoleon from EIba. There is some ex-
pectation that he viii address them.
| AUsTRIA-Itis is stated that the Austrians have
commenced to lay, mines for the purpose of blow
/ ing up the bridge Buffaora over the Ticino. The
Austrian Governor General at Milan, assured the
guests at dinner party that peace would soon be
consolidated.
IrALY-Some American, who had received dis
| astrous news from home, had thrown himself into
| a curreGt of lava at Yesuyius. The body was in.
stanty consumed.
It is stated that in accordance with the wishes Of
the Pope, the French troops will proong their stay
| at Rome.
RUssIA-Seige is being laid to Schamyrs capitol
| in Circassia. Stubborn defense is expected II is
also asserted that the squadron which left Toulon
would proceed to Algiers for the purpose OF en-
barking troops.
81 F. Al
cent election proceedings in the principales would
adjourn indefinitely.
There is great talk of an army of observation
near the Alps
Leave of officers and soldiers prohibited.
The Moniteur degree appointing l6 generals
and l3 coionels, also announces the squadron lef
Toulon to practice naval maneuvers.
The whole of the Sandman natives employed
on Toulon and Marseies railway suddenly left fo
Piedmont The Emperor pardoned or mitigateC
the punishment Of 700 soldiers tried by Cour
Martial. A Paris correspondent says that Primo
Napoleon is to be created Viceroy of Algiers.
LATEST.
|, LONDON, Saturday Morning. Stocks yesterda,
J opened dull but in the afternoon remarkable
change occurred, several large purchases Wer
made by influential buyers, causing a sudden ad
, vance of 8 per cent.
Rumors we're circulated that France had consent
, ed TO suspend or diminish their armaments. NJ
doubt was entertained that some important intelli
|. gence had been received.
$ After business hours the improvement becam
still more decided, with afurther advance OIL 8.
Among the rumors was one to the effect thai
Lord Cowley's mission had attained some impor-
tant results in the interest Of peace.
Rumors prevailed of the Reorganization of thu
. Cabinet. Lord Manners, stung by the response O
the House to appeal on the Church rates question
rendered his resignation, but was induced by Lori
S Derby to withdraw it.
A meeting of 40 Conservative members hadlsen
deputstion to Lord Derby, requesting the with
drawal Of the Reform His reported reply is in
. terpreted by the Daily News to mean that the mo
ment he admitted his inability to grspple with BE
form he virtually surrendered his position.
LITERPooL MARKETS BreadstuIs generally qui
Flour-Dull aud unaIered at l0sal2ssd
WhsSt-tirm good American marked at fun rates. west
Cen-Dull; yellow offered at lower prices; white Ia
Beef-Frm and wanted good inferior dull and plentiful
Pork-N elected and offered at a decline.
Lsrd-No sale and nominal.
IailowCouiei and rather frH.er for J. C. 6sssd-
sugT-11li and sd9is lower.
Tea-Quiet but steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-onths 10th the fund
were depressed and COnsols at time touched sk8
There however slight mprOvem and they clOl
on he i7h the teue was again downward butt the foe
uations slight and prices slightly under thos
the lsth the market opened weak, but subseuusnt
improved and the Official closing at e5s<GeT
i'sr business nouns mere was further 1s'anes-''s
The Week., Statement Of the Bank Of England shows
American secuIities-lIessrs Bell Son Co report
faiows Ths market & Tor AnsEcsn Securities continue
and uninportant.