Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-31
Yesterday Afternoons Report
FOREIGN NEWS.

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New YonK, Aug, 30
GRElr BRrrArN Lord John Russell stated in
response TO questions that be had not received any
the statement he bad already made with respect TO
the Intentions Of France and Austria regarding
Parma, Modena aud Tuscany, neither had any in-
formation been received az TO reported procama-
the Vienna journals
The Liverpool Albion in announcing the depar
ture Of MIR. Whykes for the Isthmns by The steamer
leaving Southampton on the lst Of August, says
unless Mr.. Whyke Is crippled Ia his actions by SO
cret dispatches from home, bis oounttymen may
expect shortly TO see some practical evidence OF
sound policy which, while respecting the rights Of
Central America and assisting IN the development
Of free routes OF transit, shall at the same time
maintain the rights Of Her Majesty and her sub
ects on this hitherto neglected, but important
ner Of the Queens dominionS
Mt Whyke has been made Companion Of the
Bath
Queen Victoria had been on three days cruise
in the royal yacht among the Channel Islands -
At Jersey an Guernsey she received an enthusiasts
| tic welcome.
The official correspondence relative to the con.
veyance of the North American mails was pub
| lished yesterday.
! FRANoE On Sunday evening grand banquet
was given by the Emperor to the principal chici
| in the army. Al the close Of the banquet the En-
| peror spoke as follows
"Gen tlemen;-The joy I experience at finding
myself gain with most Of the chiefs Of the army
Of Italy, would be complete If it were not tinged
with regret to behold soon the dissolution Of the
elements Of the force so we'll organized and for-
mjdable As a sovereign, and as Commandersin-
Chief, thank you again for your confidence. II
! was aatteriug to me, who had never commanded
an army to find so much obedience on the part OF
men who had great experience in warfare, If sue
cess has crowned our efforts / am happy to attri-
butte tho greater part Of It to skilful aud devoted
Generals who rendered my command so easy be-
cause animated with a sacred fire. They hove ne
cessarily given an example Of duty and Of disre'
gard Of death. A portion Of our soldiers are sbou
to return to their homes, you yourselves are abou
to resume the occupation Of peace, nevertheless
do not forget what we have done together, lie
tho RENE IN branco Of obstacles overcome, of dan
gers elated, Ct imperfections Uncovered, be eve
present to your minds in oummemoration of thu
Italian Campaign. / shall distribute medal t
all who took part in it, aud wish that to. day yol
may be first to wear II. May II recall mo some
times TO your memory, and while reading ihe glo
rious names engraved thereon, let each oxclaim
II Franco has done go much for people, who /
her friend what would she not do for her owl
independence l now propose the health OF tn
tho army"
PARIS, Aug II Tho Monteur contains sundr
( nominations to the Senate including Generals Rer
anti Forey and others,
J AUsTRI1-Tho Ministerial crisis is not yet owe
A combination, with Count Leothum AZ its hea'
had met with so many difficulties that its succe
is very doubtful
ITALY The mayor of s. ma who had arrive
at Paris gives the most positive coutra1ictiC
through the columns Of the Patrie, to the report
! Republican mOvementin Parma, and adds th
e order had not ceased to prevail for moment
i town and duchy