Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-21
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA
HALIFAX, April 20.

HALIFAX ApAh ~
Lord Derby announced in the Lords on the 4lh
the intention TO dissolve Parliament lie severely
attacked Lord John Russells course, and charac-
terzsd Lord Palmerstons recommendation that
Rlssel's amendment be accepted by the Ministers
as direct insult.
On the 6tn Palmerston defended himself from
the imputations cast upon him by Ministers, to
which Sir j. Packington replied, and reiterated
the assertion that Palmerston had made direct
threat that IL the Crown exercised Its right TO
dissolve Parliament the House might refuse the
supplies.
On the sth DTsrael stated that it was his inten.
ton to pay of E2,O0O, 900 of exchequer bills fall
ing due in May, aud he did not contemplate there
would be any necessity Of borrowing for that pnr.
pose.
In the Lords on the sth Lord Malmerburg said
he hoped to make statement TO the House before
the progation which would show that Government
had done oil il could to preserve the peace OF Eu-
rope.
In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston had
given notice of O question respecting our Foreign
relations and the affairs of Europe, but at the ur.
gent request Of Mr.. D'Israeli he postponed it. The
latter announced that in day or two he would
make statement on the subject
The trial OF the members of the Phoenix club at
Belfast had resulted In the disagreement and dis
charge Of the Jury.
Earl Malmesburys remarks are construed into
uu aduiissOa that there is ne h~re f"s re~se,
FRANCE--The movement OIL troops anu war
| material in France continues on larger scale.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald
says, that about %, 900 men uie on tneir way TO
reinforce the army of Lyons.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times writes
that the question of peace or war s still left to con-
Piedmont manifests no intention Of dsarming
while Austria insists on the steps preliminary
condition TO the Congress.
The feeling that war Is inevitable prevails at the
French Foreign Office and is shared by some OF
| the highest iunCtOnAres,
Count Cavour has reported that he could at any
time apply the match TO the material OF conhagra'
grafton at his command, and force France to join
him.
The Daily News correspondent says Orders
have been sent to Touon that 6S vessels which
have been long preparing there should be ready to
nut 10 sea at a days notice, nrequred Eight yes'
ecls have also been ordered at once from Brest To
Toulon All Marseilles vessels in the Adriatic are
retaining home, considering those waters unsafe
and that ireights at Trieste were not 10 be had.
Adyioes from Milan state that the following
order OF tho day was posted in the barracks il
va austrian Soldiersl The Emperor calls yOl
around his banners 10 beat down for the thirc
time the pride Of Piedmonti TO expell from the
den those fanatics who destroy the tranquility ol
Europe Advance against the enemy VINO have
, ALWAYS fed before you, Remember the victories
of lS4s and 40 Remember Navarro where you
! foes were destroyed and ennihlAted. Let you
E walchword be-EnlPereur tour Our rights 10
eUcr! !,
l. VIENNA, Friday Eve--.The long expected crsi
# Is at hand corps Of 50,O 600 men goes from thi
city to Italy tomorrow, and the following day an
other corps OF 10000 men Ia to be assembled here
c A reserve corps OF 10000 men will be placed d
G Bohemia aud MOraVia. The reserve OF the arm
q in Italy, and Of the corps about to leave this city
nave been called In,
SlRDINIA-The London Morning Post publish
: es long and important memorandum preserve
by the Sardinian government TO that OF Hrei
n Britain, ON the condition OF Italy. II Is date
" Turin March lst aud il In answer TO enterp0l
o. tions Of the English Government Il points o.
the charge by which the danger OF war and
revolution NAV be Warded on and the Italia
question temporarily solved.
- IL Is now asserted that Count Cavour IL anl
" thing but satisfied with the result Of his trip
70 Paris, but has lost confidence In the iulfilmenI
a his hopes.
0o IrAIY.-The correspondent Of the Times,
% Rome, says The general opinion there ia th
.S Congress will simply Delay war, but cannot pi
20 vent Il, because II will not etieetually settle Y
~ Italian question.
10 Government nor the King OF Naples win seha 7
l'' representatives. To the Congress,
PORTUGAL'-Cl Governments has authorized the II
- admission o. fIndian corn,
IsDIA-The Bombay mail of March 10Th reae
cd Eagiand on the 9th.
JandG lopez and other leading rebels were d.
ing under false names
The soundings taken by the steamer CyclOps
I the Red Sea for th6 Indian telegraph had been p
iectly successful
by way OF Russia II Is reported that 2 iaml
was prevailing IN the southern part OF China.
/ Australian papers. with correspondence ~
Melbourne 10 Feb 18th, are received, but add
lie Of Importance 10 previous telegralns
" New gold fields Of fair promise had been dls
~ vered near Melbourne.
Ip. There was much activity In the shipment Of 80
KY over million sterling was en- route Tor u gla
ar The fight between Bayres and Paddock lor
championship Of Engand, came OF on the
y Over d thousand persons assembled 70 Witness
Aher a series Of rounds occupying " l'2 mnnl
)E sayres was declared the victor, thus retaining
thS championship.
NY LIvEBPooL MARKETs-Riehard'on' Spence 4
4. qIPSii PiosT+ laii: email sales at IO@i2s
- Whem-Ala0 duh but hgminaly unchangeOi We1l
rod ssed@Ssld western white ssld&lV4i southern ="
KS c5Ta-Dull but steady reIlow Sssd@s'iai ~hts
bdst Beef-Frm, sales Of s week 1900 tereea q 1os6s
By Mess Pofk-fiFm with better deiuhnq ~ 1l49iap.
Bao1n-(luioii Gnmbergnd cut tbsQd.
q, LaTd-Q9iot a 6ssi Irish hat advanced l9zs
W IoNDON MARK y -Rariug Bros quote breads
~ dull; white wheat 10 loi5e; reu DO a8,al2s,
w SusnF-Fifm with n slight advance.
o. ,ois closed st S53iaasf iar money and scoount
Money la good d0mhn d 2l(da per cent
= The Hnl0n in The bank Of Enghnd had decreased
lar week 600 GOO u ----l
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