Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-11
ARRIYAL OF TIE INnI,n-

FARrHER PoiNr, Oct 10.
The steamship Indian has arrived with Liver
poo dates to Wednesday, the 2Slh ult., three day
later
lt was rumored that the dednitive treaty Of peao
between France aud Austria would be signed IN
few days At Zurich.
The Overland Mail had furnished advices from
China 10 the 10th Of August. The Whereabouts
OF Me-. Wand, The American Minister we've no
known
The impression prevails that the Great Easter
would be Sill further delayed and that her depar-
ture for the U. s. would not take place on the 20 n
Of October
The repairs to the Great Eastern were going &C
lively forward. Itwas thought probable she would
IN few days proceed TO Southampton to finish
repairs.
The telegraph cable between Sicily and Malta Il
successfully laid
The London Times has another leader on the sar
Juan difficulty, and laments that former di1lcutie,
should have lett any prete1t for the question which
has arisen, and says i ia case for the earliest pos
sible settlement
Earl Derby has carried out his threat TO clear
his Doom estate in lltland far as to serve every
tonant with a formal notice 10 quit
IL is rumOred that Sir Hope Grant bas command
Of the expeditionary force to China; aud that ten
thousand men Will proceed from India, but none
from England.
Paris correspondence says the amended Zurich
4
lie treaty viii be signed by the three powers. A
treaty will be drawn by which Austria cedes Lom-
bardy TO France, who will transfer 1t to Sard na
The most difficult point in the double transfer is the
debt and on this head il Is believed Austria viii
moderate her demands
Other documents respecting the Italian CouSede.
ration, the Dachies, &c, will be sgped by the Aus
trian and French PlenpOtentares only, a. Sardi.
MIA utterly rejects the restoration, aud will NOT
under present circumstance agree to the confede
ration
1t is rumored that Prince Albert will represent
England and the Archduke Maximllian Austria IN
The proposed Congress at Brussels
LONDON, Wednesday morning. Col Hawkins
Comm ssioner OF the Oregon boundary, arrived
yesterday, and an interview ut the Foreign Olie,
Immediately after his arrival
Paris correspondence says there Is still hi oh ii
the peace uegotiatiOns-Au Austria parsistnR in keen
ing an army 10 Veuetia.
The Indian will arrive at Q1ebec tomorrow
morning
Populations from the Romognn waited upon the
King Of Sardinia on the 2Ith. IIo said: IA an
Italian Prince. am reminded that Europe having
IN view the state Of tho Romagnanese people who
demanded prompt and efficient IN measurps of reform
hes accepted formal obligations towards your
country. receive your wishes and siren glhened
by tue rights conferred upOn me will support your
cause before the great Powers. You NAV RELY on
the sense Of justice. You may rely on the geue.
EMPEROR.
who will accomplish the great work Of reforma,
tion ho has poWerfully begun, and who, assured
OF the gratitude in Italy, and seeing the mudeta-
tion which has elaraoleriEsd I'd your resolution dur
ing tho last moment Of incerutude, will recognize
that in Romagna. The nero hopo Of a national
dovernment suiices to put an end to civil dis
cords. When your numerous volunteers arrived
during the days Of the struggle, to enrol them
selves under my Gag, you know Piedmont would
not go to war for herself RlO e, but for our coun,
try To-day the animosity Of your wishes and the
order which you observe at home, are gratifying
te my heart and nolh ng better could iusurc your
future destiny. Europe will recognize that Il is
here the common interest to finish the cru Of dis
order, and thereby satisfy the legitimate deairel
| for peace"
The decree Of the King ef Naples extends t,
juno 1860, the period Tor the free admission o
| wheat.
China mail. Dates from Hong Kong TO Aug
| 10th had reached London. Nothing of any mo
ment had occurred since tho affair Of tho Peho.--
The gun-boats and steamer remain in the Gul
OF Pechilt, tue rest Of the squndrOn being princi,
pally of tho entrance OF the Kingpore river.
One OF the Hong Kong newspapers statos thai
Mr. Ward, the American plenipotentiary was sui
aboard bis ship aud as little likely to obtain tats,
faction Of his treaty as the English Minister
Another Journal speaks Of the probabilities Of
his having gone on to Pekiu, and a Russian dis.
patch published at ST. Petlrsburgh, says he ar
rived in Pekn, but was kept in confinement.
Russian authority estimates the loss OF the
Chluese at the PehO forts at 1000 killed. The
number Of the wounded is not stated 1t Is said
that some OF the wounded Eugishnen were in
the hands Of the Chinese and were well treated.
The state Of Admiral Hopes health continue.
serious An emen'e occurred ut Shanghai during
which several foreigners were killed aud others
wounded. Among tho latter was Interpreter
ray, who was Ia pre- carOua situation.
The riot ID said to have arisen from the kidnap
pers OF Coolies from French vessel, but the mas
ter oil the vessel asserts that the Chinese came on
| board aud attempted to rob him, aud he was com.
PEELED 10 lire on them in self defence. The Frencl
Minister had ordered the alleged coolie ship int,
| port for strict Investigation of the matter,
| At Hong Kong moderate business was doing
smar report was received from Canton an,
Foochoaioo, At Shanghai black teas were 30 pei
ceut higher than the previous season while ih,
quality was inferior.
lNDIA-1be Calcutta mail of August 22d had
reached England. The news was generally auti
oipated by telegraph. The disarming OF Oud,
had been completed No official rCqusiton iol
troops { China had yet been made by Mr.
Bruce. but the Indian agent had warned two regi
ments to hold themselves in readiness. The croI
Of Indigo will be shorter than was anticipated
AFRlcA.-Cape Of Cool Hope dates to the 2lsl
were received Satisfactory accounts from the
Livingston expedition had been received The
hllp onhuSeenhnpOft Duuuu 10 the west Indies
with Coolies, was burned ut sea July lst The
captain aud crew, ca 10 number, were rescued, bu
all the coolies 35O persisted.
AUSTRALIA The Melbourne mail OF August
10Th reached Alden, Sept. l6. Business during III,
mouth had been very quiet, but the arrival OF the
English mail created both a commercial aud mon
elary Improvement
JAPAN -lu Japan affairs had assumed a yer,
unsatisfactory position On the llth Of July th,
British treaty was duly ratined-snce the japan
csc Government has attempted TO evade 1t by seek
lug to oonane the foreigners to a small island abou
ten miles from Yeddo
They farther sought 10 establish 4 new coin a
the only one TO be used in commercial dealing
with foreigners, although in the treaty ioreigI
coins were TO be received at their intrinsic value
The present arrangement Of the JaDanese proJucet
depression OF CO per cent.
The British Consul had issued e protest ant
stopped trade at present
TUNIs.-Tho Bey OF Tunls died on tho 27th ut,
and the presumptive heir has been installed
FROM NEW ORLEANS.