Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

NhN AOhhi sept ~.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre and
Southampton, has arrived. She brings Lon
don dates to the l5th one day later than those
FURNISHED by the City Of Baltimore and North
America.
She brings 3G5 passengers. Among these
are Rev. Drs Bethune and Hardenburg Capt
8, I. Comstock, and Maurice f. Strakosch.--
The latter gentleman is accompan ed by an
operate troupe Of twenty-five artists, includ-
ing M0demosolles Cruvelle, Adelne Spran-
IN, and Criseimarno and Signors Barcarde,
Sugell and Testa Terri, all of whom are en-
gagged for the Academy Of Music Also Man
ager Sage, Of tho French Theatre, with twelve
Parisian comedians
The Vanderbilt reports that from longitude
460 to 490 she encountered heavy southwest
erly gales, and passed yesterday afternoon
steamer Kangaroo, bound hence, and steam
snip Bremen, bound hence. Touched at South
ampton on the 18th
1t was stated in London that Spain had re
turned an evasive answer TO the question
from England touching the concentration Of
troops in the neighborhood Of Gibraltar
| The Governments of France and England
were to take immediate measures for inaict-
ing chastisement on the Chinese.
! The Florence correspondent of the London
Times says il is reported that Pope Plus had
received JUNCTION, or the sacrament admins
tered to the dying.
SECOND DISPATCH
Advices received at Madrid from Tangiers,
state that in consequence Of the agitation
caused by the death Of the Emperor Of Moroc-
CO. oil the foreign Consuls at that place had
barrcaded their houses and armed their de-
pendents also, that all the Christians in the
empire were leaving in haste Another ac-
count says the families of the Consuls had
taken refuge on board Spanish steamer. NJ
The Florence correspondent of the London
Times says n treaty was signed on the 2Gth
of August between the Papal Government and
the Queen of Spain, by which the latter en-.
cages to occupy the Roman States with troops
when the French forces are Withdrawn.
dispatch from Parma says the National
Assembly, on the l4th instant, unanimously
voted the confirmation of Signor Farini at
Dictator
The China mail had reached London bring
ing full details of the conflict near Pekin
The Times prints full lists of the killed anC
wounded. The proportion of officers among
these is very large. Rear Admiral Hope wa
wounded very severely.
The London Times of Thursday says tha
the government has decided on dispatchinl
Immediately to China several additional stear
and sailing frigates, together with larg
reinforcement of troops.
Orders have already been dispatched to tn
naval rendezvous for enlisting men, and /
order to expedite matters the coast guar
were TO be called to volunteer. Great improve
ments have been ordered to the fortifcation
at Dover Castle, in order to place it in an efii
cient state of defence.
The London Times Paris correspondent say
J IL is rumored that $4,000 French troops ar
ordered to be held in readiness for China
General Wimpfen was spoken of as CON
mander
Consols are quoted at 964@9G2 for none
and 95@G995s for account.
The American corvette Portsmouth was
Cape Palmas ON the 18th ult.
LONDON, Wednesday evening, Sept. IA
The funds opened with renewed frmncss thi
morning, and closed with further improv,
ment in consequence of the notification tht
France and England will act in conce
against China.
There is less excitement in the tea mark
after the delivery of the China letters, b,
prices showed increased frmness The me
camille letters from China generally concur
the view thlt the renewal Of hostilites wi
not cause any material alteration in the trad
The natives Of Shanghai were much ammo
ed at what happened and consequently /
ill-feeling was anticipated there; but still
was believed and rumored that England wou
have to send very large naval force III
perhaps blockade the various ports, in ord
to bring the Emperor to submission.