Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15
Last Nights Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA,

New York, Oct. IA.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool Oct. lst,
arrived at p. IN.
Tue Bavaria, hence for Hamburgh, touched NJ
southampton Oh the JJth.
The Arago, hence for Havre, touched at South
amptOu the same day.
The news by this arrival Is Of considerable i'm
pOrtance.
The Zurich Conference COLtauod It's sitting AZ
last accounts.
Prince Napoleon bad left without having an in-
terview with the plcniputentiaries
The Great Eastern remained at Portland II she
| IS removed from that port before going to Holy
head the directors have de ernmed that she shall
| 60 to southampton.
| FRANCE -'The Emperoris not expected TO TO
turn from Biarrz until the Sth OF October.
| The Paris Pdtrie says the lumber Of vessels and
troops which are TO form the French expedition to
| Chiua has not been decided upon.
Up to tue 9th of August last no treaty had been
| signed between France and Cochin China,
| The Moniteur says some journals have stated
that the solution OF the Affairs of Italy would be
| impeded by the desire Of the Emperor ot tho
| French to form Kingdom IN Italy for Prince Of
| hs tlonse. These rumors do not meet relulatlon
| 10 deprive them Of all value, 1t suiliccS without
breaking OF engagements entered INTO at NUiH
FrauCa to bring to recollection the acts and words
Of tho Emperor before and since that epoch.
Tne correspondent of the London Herald CON
firms in the most positive manner the statements
that the King Of Begiam's visit to the Emperor
|
to France, .E2 100000, pressing claim for I'M
mediate payment having been put forward
Several regiments of the corps D. armce in the
Lyons District had received orders to hold them.
selves in readinesaeO march.
| The government had purchased land at high
price the coast for the purpose of erecting tor
tiications.
Al Boulogne a floating battery is to constructed
without sails, nayigated by steam and armed with
rihed guns,
The Paris Bouise slightly improved
AUsTRIA-The Posts correspondent says that
Austria was trIiug to contract Loan in London.
lrALY-Tha Times correspondent says the most
accredited report respecting Italy is that the Grand
Duke ui Tuscany will resine his throne not by
fprcbe means but by au appeal to universal sui
lrage acCOmpanitdby the grant OF a constitution
and general amnesty; that the Duchess OF Par~
, ma will have Modena, aud Parma will remain an
neXed to Piedmont
The warmest and most sanguine paltzans have
now given up Eopes of being emancpated from
pnpal rule.
Y The Herald's Paris correspondent says the Duke
OF Modena is at the head OF 10000 troops, backed
by 5000 more under the Grand Duke OF Tuscany
Kalbermattcn has selected some 10000 men, o.
whom about 1000 are Croats aud the remainder
Swiss, and he has gone TO Vienna, 1t is said, Il
i organize plan Of attack against Faults army
Central Italy, now concentrated around Rimlnl
whilst the Archduke's would operate from thu
n | north,
Piedmont is also eagerly preparing for the
. fray.
Naples are unlounded, but that some agitation
and tue government had taken precautionary IN as
ures
Late letters assert that Axuilla 90 Abruzzo wa
n in safe of revolt Orders had been given TO pn
: Capua aud other fortified places on wal footing
A movement of troops was taking place 1t Naples
Di and important commands are said to have alread
IA been bestowed
Rumor says that the Pope contemplates abau
~ doning Rome aud again taking refuge az Gaeta e.
Naples letters Ol the eth state that 1000 sO
a. diers had been sent to the frontiers aud that TO-
600 more would follow.
CHINA There is no later news, but the Par
nd Pat 10 publishes the following in regard 10 ia
al movements Of Mr., Ward the American Minister
~ The last news from Shanghai establishes beyon
" a doubt the American envoy At Pekin This diplc
ry matist aaoended the ki-TchGon Yunho one OF tl
o branchts Of tho Peiho, accompanied by all th
~ members Of his legation, arrived at NinR-hoiou
The American corvette which had brought Mr..
OF was retained In port;
J, The members OF the Legation, under the guid
y, ance Of u mandarin, were placed In huge bo
ei abolt fyo metres long by three broad, which WI
closed everywhere but tab0ve 80 az 10 prevent thO
Ia in il from seeing the country. This box OF tfave
ing chamber was provided with all things necess'
ry 10 The comfort Of tue travellers, was placed Q
~ raft and taken first up the river and then up Il
~ imperial caual AZ far as the gate OF the capita
lst Here IL was placed on u truck drawn by OXe
sW aud In this way the Minister Of the u. ;. enter,
air the town of Pekn.
~ They were perfectly well treated by the Chine
p1 but were not allowed TO see anything The truC
all was drawn into the courtyard OF a large houl
bis which was TO be the residence OF the Envoy b.
~ he was not TO be aowtd to 60 out
~ They did not have any communication with q
outer world, but were allowed to seud dispalt
w. to Mr. Fish, the American Consul at Shanghai,
forming him of their safety. After the inieryie
Je' the American Minister was to be re- couduGted
nd the frontier in the same way In which he came.
viz AUSTRALIA. --Telegiaph adyices in anicip
ton OF the arrival OF the Australian state that I
- steamer Admila was lost on the 9th August ne
as Cape Northumberland. 81 lives were lost, al
ed only % saved There was great outcry again
os the Ministers for not sending rtlief TO the Adml
w. No details received.
The Tasmania Submarine cable had been 80
. ceasfuly aid
sh pments Of gold from Mebourn since the Ju
III mail aud up TO Aug 10Th, f755,OOO.
we Yell of gold was very satisfactory.