Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08
Last Nights Report.
AnRlYAL oF nm CANAnA.


Liverpool at 3 p. NJ. on the cath, and arrived OF
Halaiax at II A. NJ. on Thursday, the 9Th
Tue steamship City Of Washington, from New
York, arrived az Liverpool At II 2. NJ. Of the
2lsL
The steamer Ariel, from N. Y, arrived at South
ampton ou the 23d Hr
The ship Josiah Quincy, from Leghorn for Bos-
tou, was abandontd stsea on the an Of septem-
poo per ship Eddysione, s-hAd also small por-
ton " tue cargo.
The London Morning Herald gives prominence
70 hefollowing paragraph: ...-.
1--WE have reason to believe that d finite treaty
will soon be concluded at Zurich. twill howevtr
bear only the signatures Of two Powers-FTance
aud Austria
The prelimibaries Of Yilahanca will be strictly
maintained as 70 the relations OF Austria and Sar-
dnia.
We learn from Vienna that the prelimnares Of
Vhlairauea will serve rs a guide TO tho conduct Of
Austria.
A Berne telegram says courier from Vienna
had reached Zurich with instructions to draw up a
treaty Of peace, and document for the oession Of
LOmbardy TO Sardinia
| No aiusiOn is made TO the duohies
GREAT BRlTAIN-The screw steamship Fox,
| Capt McCiintOCk, sent by Lady Fianklin 20 the
Arctic regions in search OF Sir John Frankin's
| Expedition, has returned to England, having been
conn letey successful At Point William, on the
| northWes, coast Of kiug Wiam's Island a record
was found dated April 25th, l64s, signed by Capts
Crosicr and Fnz James
| Tue record says tie Erebus and Terror were
abandoned three days previously in the ice five
leagues to the northwest, Gnd the survivors, in all
| amounting 10 1885, were proceeding TO Great Fish
river cir John Franklin had died June llth,
lB47, and the total deaths to date bad b, Ell nine
officers and fifteen men.
Many Interesting relics OF the expedition on the
western shore of King Williams Island aud others
were obtained from the EsqumauX, who stated
that after their Abandonment one ship was crushed
/ ,tor md fltn,
where she remained. The Fox was unable to pen
citrate hey ond Beo. Straits, aud wntercd in Brent
| ford Bay. Minute aud Interesting details OF the
expedition are published. Several skeletons OF
Franklin's men, large quantities Of clothing, &C.
and a duplicate record up to the abandonment oil
the ships were discovered,
Tue American occupation of the Island Of San
Juan attracts considerable attention iD the journal
The Times editorRlly states The facts In The case,
aud says fortunately the affair Is IN good hands,
aud we trust there can be no reason TO doubt that
the Governments of The two countries III proceed
to a decision in the same spirit OF moduladon ard
equity by which their views Of the Question have
hitherto been characterized
| The article concludes rs follows: at is not
question OF convenience of justice. The decis.
ion should depend on the terms Of the treaty
fairly interpreted and il was evidently not doubt
ed by either government, a short tipe ago, that
this Interpretation could be discovered. II,
however, it should prove that the existing con-
vention cannot be 80 applied as to satisfy the
contracting parties, there can surely be no
reason why two States which have not adjusted
their respective limits across an entire cont
nent from the Atlantic to the Pacific, should
not com plete it in the narrow waters OF Van
couver's Island The Americana may assure
themselves that in such negotiations they will
meet with no feelings but those Of fairness and
amty Oh the pant of this county, 1t would be
hard indeed ii children of the same stock, who
can feel the sympathies of blood and lineage
as they were felt and expressed in the waters
of the Peiho, should find much difficulty in ad-
justing apetly boundary question, on the coast
OF the Pacific.
The london Post, also, again refers TO the
subject, and says Il the importance of San Juan
70 the two countries be considered, there can be
no doubt that its possession may be said to be
absolutely necessary TO the security of British
Columbia. 1t thinks the government at Wash
lngton can have nothing 10 gain by the adoption
Of the violent and uniustiGabie proceedings OF
Harney.
Thirty Of the crew OF the Great Eastern had
been arrested and tried at Weymouth for mutinous
conduct in refusing tO wash The decks when order
ed. Tue two ringleaders were sentenced for 3
weeks and q month's imprisonment respectively,
at hard labor aud the remainder u fortnight each
The evidence showed thut the ships crew was fat
complete. The English journals strongly denouncC
ship was sent TO sea A vague rumOr has been
current that her Il lst voyage would be postponed
ill next year aud that in the interim she would b.
exhibited at the principal ports in the kingdom
This, however, is authOratiyey COntradcled Rni
she Is still advertised TO leave Holyhead for Port
land Oh tho Goth OF October
1t il announced that the Queen on her way bacl
from Scotland will visit the Great Eastern at Holy
bta on the 27lh and stan ct PeOryhn Castle a.
=. tie guest OF Col. Pennant.
Upwards OF = Thousand marines, strong detach
ments OF the rife brigade, with light infantry regi
ments, were TO leave England lor China by tn
2 overland route
The first Of the qvadrOn for service against Chi
Sir Cusack Roney writes ID ae Dublin Journal
positively asserting that the Government intend
setting aside the Galway mail contract at the neA
aesson OF Parliament. Some Of the Irish paper
| redioule the idea.
The London Advertiser reports Robt, Stevenson
: tile great engineer as dangerously III.
+ .FBANoE.-lt Is asserted that the result OF th
o King Of the Begian's visit to Bearritz was full
, successful. The Paris Times Correspondent say
II the great report OF the day was that the question
l. Of the Duchies had been arranged, that Tuskany
q 10 be eigned over by the King OF Belgium ant
ModeDa BY MaYimillan Another Paris tepoi
= was TO the effect that there was TO be no Chimes
b, expedition; that the head OF the Peihe Mandarin
E, had been pTOiierod In atOnement coupled will
! promises Of all the satisfaction required and tha
Z The ambassadors will be Immediately received i
was expected that the KING OF the Belgiana, Prime
q Metternich and Count Walewakl would remain a
Biarrz I III tho departure OF the Emperor at th
= end Of Sept Prince POniatOWski had quilted ltal
, for Biarriz. The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
N don Herald regards the scheme placing Belgia
Prince on the Tuscan throne as a rdiculou
oanard,
Tho Times Paris correspondent again draws al
teuiion 10 The great uotyity Ia the French doc
yards, and states that ho has been assured thor
are now building or under orders to be built 2
ships Of the llne 10 Of the very largest size an
6ghting ships sioel'patod and provided with iro
beaks or prows.
Numerous exilea had arrived at Marseiles.
The Consul General of the NELLIE has n
quested permsHlOn TO cultivate and manuiactuI
tobacco thore.
The Paris DOnFss had been firm and animate
The Rentes on the 2Sd advanced G9f26e.
nt SPAIN-The report that Gen, Saranno had bee
appoiuted 10 The Capt. Generalsbip Of Cuba is col
hrmed
I TUBKEY-RelatiOns had been established bI
tween Turkey aud PuTsia. Matters In Gambia a
snmlng a serious aspect and numerous troops hi
as been sent there.
s1 CIKoAssIA-s -schomyl was betrayed aud delive
- ed prisoner 70 the Russians for 6,OOO DOOR. III
Circassians continue 70 war aeains the Russian
Latest-rhe Paris correspondent Of the Londo
Spectator who has on several occasions eOmmuI
Gated early AMI authentic news Asserts that N
poleon accepts the lpiau Of the King OF the BE
eians which Is 10 give the fOrtresses Of the Pc
m cbeira and MautQa and tho states Of Parma al