Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-29
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.

NEW YoRK, Jan. %.
The Arabia passed the Asia for Liverpool on the
night of the 18th. The Etna sailed at about the
same time as the Arabia for New York, and was
passed on the 18th off Fastnet. The Endnburgh
arrived at Glasgow on the 18th. The steamer Pro
peller Of the Galway line was ashore in Galway
Bay, and it was feared could not be got of The
Circassian sailed from Galway on the llth for st.
Johns, and the Arago from Southampton on the
18th for New York.
The speech of the King of Sardinia at the open
ing Of the Chambers was construed into Warlike
sense He said Parliament was not insensible to
Italy's cry of anguish, and concluded as follows
''Let US resolutely sawait the DEGREES Of ProTi-
dence."
The King of Naples had pardoned 81 political
prisoners.
It was rumored that the British Chinese squad
ron was to be augmented by II sail-of-the line.
The depression on the London stock exchange
continued until the 18th, when the excitement
greatly subsided under more satisfactory accounts
from the continent. More confidence was shown
in all departments and consos left of at an advance
of 3-8. ta
The London Times estimates the depreciation in
public stocks and shares in European markets in
consequence Of Napoleon's policy, at ECO OOO, 600
On the l4th the stock market was still stronger and
the adyices from the continent reassuring
All the Emperoris Ministers are said to be now in
favor Of peace, and the industrial population Of
France look with aversion upon war.
FRAHcE-Among the rumors current was one
that walewsH was to be superseded by Persigny
as Minister of Foreign Affairs; another, that the
Austrian Ambassador had left; and another Of the
formation of an army of observation on the Alps.
None Of them were confirmed
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says that
the French Marshals are charged to the command
Of the great Military districts and all Generals on
leave OF absence are ordered to their posts He
also says that Walewski has protested against the
ominous impression that appears to rule supreme
and is determined to retire from scene where mod
Grafton is no longer listened to. e..
Among the rumors from Paris is one that Gen.
Mcmahon is to command the army in Italy, and
that 80, 900 men Of the African contingent are to
cross over to Italy.
The Constitutional has an article admitting that
there are serious difficulties between France and
Austria concerning the Danube and Servis, but
says war is only possible in the event Of the rup-
ture Of treaties
Prince Napoleon had gone to Turin to espouse
the Princess Clotilde daughter of the King Of Sar
dinia. The impression seemed to prevail that this
would secure the support Of France to Victor
Emanuel in becoming King Of Italy
ITALY.-Rumors Of disafections are unabated.
Many persons were leaving Milan every day.
The Police had to ef4ce from the walls such in
scriptions as death 10 the Germans"
The troops were greatly excited, and strict dis
cipline was necessary 10 prevent excesses-
| The advance guard Of the Austrian reinforce
ments had reached Milan.
Additional guns had been mounted on the citadel
| directed against the city.
A Milan letter of the 5th says, the chances Of
revolt were Diminishing daily.
1t was thought Prince Nap0leon's presence In
| Italy would lead to unmistakable demonstrations.
AUsTRIA.-rhe people are represented to be
well pleased with the spirit displayed by the En-
peror in regard to France and Sardinia.
2,700 men were on their way to Italy
| The Porte having acknowledged the new state
ofthings in Servia, there IS question of an Austr
an occupation IN that quarter,