Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
,day Afternoons Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE cIRoAssIAN.


sr JoHNs, N. F., Nov. a.
The steamship Crcassisn arrived last night |
bringing Liverpool dates to Saturday l2th inst
one week later than previously received.
The steamship North Briton, from Quebec |
arrived at Liverpool on the llth inst.
The treaties prepared by the Conference al |
Zurich had been signed on the 10th, and the |
Plenipotcntiaries were to leave for their respec
tive countries on the 18th inst
The Paris Monteur says that France and
Austria have agreed 70 promote a Congress Of
the great powers
ENoLASD.--Sir G. G. Lewis, in speech at
the Lord Mayors barquet stated that no formal
proposition had been made to England for a
Congress Of the great powers and when such a
proposition is made the Government will delib
crate upon its acce ptance on the understanding
that the Italians are not to be coercod
Two war steamers and four gun boats have
left England for China.
FRANcE.-Tho Bank Of France had lost
nearly ] 8 900 ,000f in cash during the month
The Paris Bourse closed 6rm, at 70f l5c for 3
per cent. renties.
The Paris Constitutional exhorts the Italians
TO moderation and patience
! ITALY.--Tuscany has followed the example
Of the other States OF Central Italy, and con-
| ferred the regency on Prince Cavignac. The
King Of Sardinia, however, under p essure from
France, has refused to grant the Prince per.
mission 10 accept the regency
SPnN.-The affairs in Spain and Morocco
are unchanged. IL is reported that the Sultan
has empowered his brother to grant the de
mands Of Spain.
INDIA AND CHINA The mails from Calcutta
TO October Sth, and Hong Kong to September
2Sth, have reached England.
The ratification of the American treaty had
produced no change in the commercial affairs
Of China.
Mr. Ward, the U. s Minister, had gone to
Japan.
The Russians had largo naval force at
Jeddo, and it was feared that trouble would
arise owing to the murder OF Russians by the
japanese.
THE LATRsT.
London, l2th-The Paris Moniteur had an
article regretting the action OF the Italians in
relation to the regency Of Prince Cavignsc.
The Moors have commenced attacking Centa
1t is understood that the French and English
Governments which for moment differed in opin.
on to the scale of the joint expedition TO China
are now in complete record and that the general
military basis OF their operation has been agreed
on. A European force lager than any that has
yet been seen in Chi1a, aud equal TO any service
that may be required Of it. will appear 10 the
IL 4 asserted that the French force on the Mo.
rocco frontier were being decimated by the chOl'
era. Gen. Jusui and Colonel of Zouavs are re-
ported dead, making in all six superior officers
who have fallen victims to the disease.
ITALY.-The subsistence Of the reply Of King
Victor Emmanuel's letter 10 the Emperor IL report
ed TO be 90 the effect, that il the Emperor Of the
| French is bound by the Convention OF Villa Fran.
ca, the King Of Sardinia is also bound by the
wishes of the people.
The Dritto OF Turiu announces that the greater
part Of the Piedmont lean had been subscribed foI
by the first Banking Houses Of Turin, Genoa, Par
| f,Aa 4 Vl,Nrt ut.h na1
} The trading community ut Milan had subscribed
, | 10000 OOOt ..H
One version Of Victor Emmanuel'a response tc
the Emperor Napoeons letter is that he tells the
Emperor he cam OF adhere in the Congress to the
policy Of France touching the restoration of the
depOsed dyDastes, but he will promise not to give
any armed aid TO Central Italy as long Us there IL
no military intervention there by any other power
SPAE.-Tnere Is vague report that mulinJ
has broken out among the Spanish troops collect
4 cd at Algesieras, but 1t lacks confirmation II !
I stated that Moorish gun boat was oapsized by
8 Spanish steamer at the mouth Of the river Tetual
7 after short engagement
3 New YoRK, Nov 25
10 The Yigo which sailed from Liverpool on tn
4 9th aud Queenstown on the 10Th, arrived here thi
4 morning.
4 II is now asceriained that the statement thai
: England and France had settled the basis Of tn
1, proposed Congress is at least premature
n A Berlin dispatch pf the 9th says twas reportc
IL there on reliable authority that at the interview
3 held at Bresau the Emperor Of Russia and ih
!, Prince Regent OF Prussia determined not TO con
& sent to a review of the treaties OF 1915 War Il
. take part In auy Congress in which England wou
d not be represented The last resolution being pro
Il posed by Prussia. ~ .ttt
J, The official correspondence between Euglan
y and Spain declares that she will not continue L
81 hold Tangiers or any part of Morocco coast tina
y will give her superiority that would be dangerou
y to the navigation Of the straits after treaty
a signed.
g GREAT BRITAlN--Wealher continued storm
y and severe gales had again proved disastrous {
"a shipping. Many vessels with their entire crew
10 had been lost, aud the mail packet service wit
q the Continent mpeded,
q The Prince aud Princess Frederick William
q Prussia had arrived in England Ryisit TO Quee
g Victoria
az FRANcR--Preparatiou for the Chinese exped
! lon continue. One authority says 5000 men wi
x probably take their departure during the last