Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-27

BosToS Aug 20
The steamship Etna arrivcd last night With I.iy.
orpO0 dates 10 The 18th inst having sailed twelve
hours after the America
The Zurich conference has resolved 20 prOlong
the afmistce until the ratification Of The Treaty Of
Peace.
Il is reported that fte foreign Ambassador in
France would refuse 20 attend Che psris ietes II the
colors taken from The enemy were allowed to be
carried IN the procession.
The BANK Of France has gained 67,5O0,O ,OOOf IN
specie during the month Of July.
Three per cent. rentes on the Paris Bourse had
declined TO 69f 25o
Avogue rmor prevails that Prince Napoleon
was to be made Sovereign Of Tuscany.
The King Of Prussia was not expected to live
much longer
The collision between Austrian and Prussian
soldiers AT Frankfort was serious, but it Is believed
that no lives were lost
Spain has resolved TO increase the fortifcations
Of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prorogucd on the
10Th inst, the day the Elna sailed.
c. benoX Wyche has been appointed Her Majes
tvs Envoy Extraordinary TO Central America.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted at
E2Os.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Press
say that the Emperor is about to publish political
amnesty, including Changarnier, Louis Blanc, aud
Ledru ROllin.
Advccs from Italy indicate serious trouble in the
Dukodoms. Secret Emissanes Of the fugitive
Princes were termenting dscoTd. The people
generally were bitterly opposed to the return Of
the Dukes, and Farini, the dictator OF MOdena,
threatens 20 level the city TO the ground sooner
than see the Duke restored by force Of arms
GREAT BRGTAIN.-Parament was prOrogued
on the 18th
Tue Lord Chancellor read the Queens speech.
She regrets that the Interruptions during the ses-
sion have prevented many important measures
from being carried aud hopes for their early con
sideratiOn in the next session.
The war in Italy having been concluded, Eng
land had been melted TO take part 10 the Confer
ence Of the Great Powers, should one be held, but
no sufficient Information had been received on this
subject TO admit Of definite reply. She would
10 ce at being able TO contribute to arrangements
10 serve a lasting peace
The hopes that the direct commun icaiion with
Pekin will Prove beneficial.
The hopes for a continuance of the existing
amicab relations with oil powers. and rejoiees at
the complete suppression Of the Indian rebellion
She prom ses her serious attention 20 the Internal
improvement Of India. She gladly assented to the
bills providing for the naval and reserves and
regarded permanent national deiences IS of para
mount importance. The remainder Of the
| speech is complimentary on the prosperity of the
nation.
! The Daily News says that the strike among the
| men belonqing TO the Building ASS citation was
| not likely TO last long
The Herald has reason to believe that the Grand
| Duke Constantine, on leaving Iyde, will pay a
visit to the Emperor Napoleon at Blarriuz.
The doings in Parliament on the 18th are not OF
| great importance.
LONDON, Friday Evening. - The Times city
article Rysseourities have gradually become weakf
during the last forty eight hours
| The knowledge that the Indian and Russian
houses would be forthwith introduced contributed
to the business, though not TO 80 large extent as
| was expected
The effect was nevertheless preiudical and appa.
rent in every department. similar influence is
a. work on the other side Ol the Channel and while
| the position Of politics may have something TO do
with the current oibusiness, capitalists at the same
time cannot be unmindlu Of the result Of n steady
absorption, such as is indicated by these opera
tons
The decline in Consos was nearly one-quarteI
per cent, and although during the day slight
rally ensucd, II was not maintained, particularly
when it was found That an additional fall had taken
place in French Rentes The positive range IN
quotations was from 95a to 80, but the final prc,
paid was 95b to est, with fresh symptoms of dull
ness in the more advanced hours
In tho Havre market for the week ending Au
gust 9th, wheat advanced 2fG3lf under shoi
l supplies
The news from Italy in the papers received b.
tho arrival Of the IEtna is contradictory.
The Liverpool Post gives the following resume
The rumOrs published yesterday that the Re
Republicans had obtained an advantage over th
friends of order in Parma and that tue PiedmOn
tese had been driven from that city is cOnirme
, partially by news received from Austrian oficia
sources. On the other hand, we learn that CNuu
Reset he French Emperor's special envoy to Cen
tra Italy, at Parma had haDdbills thrown into hi
, carriage expressing wish for annexation to SaI
dinia
The Provisional Government of Tuscany issue
! a proclamation to the people before the election
% took p ace, calling upon them 10 enable by thei
conduct the Emperor Napoleon to do for Italy wha
he intended for their good and II is stated be ide
that they have sent special envoy to Berlin I
4 obtain the consent Of the Piussian government I
the removal OF the present dynasty.
With regard to the question as TO who Is TO TAX
the place Of that dynasty, the Paris correspondent
% Of the London Star returns to the project alread
~ mentioned, viz: marriage between the Gran
Duchess OF Parma and nephew Of Victor En-
e manuel-the Prince Of Carignan--to be iolloWe
It by other marriages destined to cement the uniO
between the houses Of Savoy and the Bourbons
| Parma, and at the same time TO promote the eau,
8 Of Italian unity under the Sandman supremacy.
IS Ia the Duohy Of Modena everything seems
n | favor of union with Piedmont, the people run
crowds to vote for the dethronemeut Of Francis Y
u The Duke, 1t ia added is in the envirOns oil Regg
e where he wanders about IN disguise, and Ia seer
y TO warm the zeal of his part zans,
., IL is further stated that he Modenese and Pa
u menians have been invited TO a monster banque
1t which is 10 take place at Placenza for the purpO
OF coming TO an understanding upon three point
viz First, the dethronement Of the former dyna
: ties. Second, the annexation 70 Piedmont Thir
tue Cunleuefulluu Win tuscany anu hOuibRuai
: secure common political aud military action.
p The military riots at MayenCe have been follow
ed by others OF a more serious nature In the neg
y borhood Of the city Of Frankfort, the seat Of Il
D. Federal Diet where fighting n tn 9tietts vii
side arms takes place daily. The combatants a
Prussian soldiers on the one hand, aud the Austria
At BaYarian and Frankfort troops on the other Tn
n news is not very re-assuriug for the cOntinuan
of peace on the Continent.
N There Is discomfort In Italy and dsuuiOn IN Ge
many aud the opinion is gaining strength th
there are serious obstacles 20 the establishment
u the proposed Italian Confederation.
TURKEY The C0ustantinople papers annOun
that the last earthquake completely destroyed q
n. town Of fEzroum and even demolished the rampant
~, LIVERPOOL hiARKETs--Broadituas Aug lHh Mess
ul uchurdsu spencer report the weather favorable Tor
4 | Cpp3 tlour quiet ht lusill2s 3p
% NhCnt-Soady and holders demand an advance. Viii
9fld9s Cd; red ID Blmis 3d.
Corn -Qutt; holders Offering freely but showing no
co son 10 press sales White 1901 81 mixed aud yoil'
o. 6d--ba Ol
Beet-Buiet, at deolino OF 6s Cd since las report
owners are pressing on tho market soes Of ro-puck ed
bOslNGas. The Government refuses 10 receive fAmOTO
y CuTeu int thO new contract.
~ BucOu-ht 1aIy.
- LuTd-tirm al 5idb7s.
10 Hco-iituyy al a decline uf 9s.
Rs,ia-S!eady AZ is sd9l3s 81 for common.
hpulis Of Iurponimo-besdy Hi 34s.
LONDON MARkEr, l2th -BTGpdsluhs steady, Sugar "
go Of, j. ices easier, but quutalin loss unchanged.
Ut Cthee-ftm at an adSai CO OF is.
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