Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-11

confederation az present, and pointedout The
Various obstacles TO the contamination Of such
project
Again, hurland must know how il was pro
posedto carry out The treaty before joining the
congress, especially in respect 10 tho restora
lion Of the Dukes Of Tuscany and Mddeua, NJ
England could never be party 10 forcing them
on their people without their full consent He
reioiced to say that tho Kiunof Naples was
beginning to put an end 10 the system which
prevailed under the late King, und sincerely
desired to terminate it altogether
There was a treaty about 10 be made at vi
enna, whittier confidential agent Of the
French Government has gone to arrange the
basis
He believed that the Emperor Of Austria desired
that the Italians should have self government
Tie could not now say whether there would be
Congress but he thought il would not become
England now 10 say that she would withdraw
from such an Assembly IL there was chance Of
promoting the liberty Of Italy, aud establishing
The peace Of Europe.
Mr D'l.raeli expressed the wish that Lord John
Russell had been more explicit, particularly as TO
any terms that may have been offered Austria by
the neutral powers lie reiterated his objection to
Eugland having anything to do with the Confer
ence, us She would thereby be bound by the treaty
Of Nuairauca
Lord pamerston denied that ENGLAND had sub
mtted auy terms 10 Austria which were less favor
able than those obtained from France The Gov
erument, at the request Of the French Embassador,
consented TO be the channel OF communication,
and bad submitted some terms TO Austria, but 0t
the same time distinctly stating they were the
views OF the French Government, aud that Eng
land gave no advice or opinion 10 the matter Il
would be impossible or the Government TO join in
the Congress until the result Of the Zurich ConiIr-
euce is known.
Mr. whiteside said that the Government had
uf Inv tiuf la
Austria virtually assented TO them .
Mr. Gladstone euogized the conduct OF Sardinia,
| defended Lord palmersOn from the nisIep csenta-
| tions brought against him, aud sought the House
not to interfere between the Executive in whatever
measures it might dnd itself able to adopt for the
interest of Italy, aud the permanent welfare o.
| Europe
After speeches by other members the subject
was dropped
On tie 29th the proceedings in the House o
| Lords was unnteresing.
In the Commons sundry questions were put ~
the government on the subject Of naval armaments
| aud national deienCes.
Lord Palmerston said that he did not think il
possible for England TO enter into any agreement
with the other powers for the arthmetical reduc-
ton Of her military and naval establishments
her position being totally different
Mr. Horsman moved resolution that the eX-
penses OF completing the works OF defence be mel
by fund specially provided for the purpose; indie
pendent OF Parliam, ntary votes He urged con.
tinucd armamonis and suggested 8 loan to com
plete the defcuoes
Mr. Sidney Herbert and Lord Palmsrston oh
jeCted to the proposition but both said the gov
crument was fully alive 10 the importance Of com
pletng the deences of tho country and promises
vigorous action in the matter.
Mr. Golden deprecated this unnatural alarm q
an actual incentive 10 war and ridiculed the idea o
INVASION by France lie hoped that explanation
would be entered into between the two govern
mcntsi after such explanations had been made an
tried, be would II necessary be ready TO vot
E2O0,O0O,OOO TO provide navy superior to France
although he showed that the English navy wa
greatly superior now.
I Hayre 26th.-The weather in France has bee
unlayorablo for the crops,
COMMERCIAL LLIGENCE,-LivERrooI
Tho adveea frum AlauCh favorable and pric
Of goods an yarns sold had adyanhtd The market clos
IiSsRPooI Breadstun Market dull Richardson
p | Spence Iennri harvest prospects very favorable
d Ewur-,Vcy dull, and n,mualy unchanged. Amerc
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| Sugar quiet but firm.
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4 Cofse steady.
=, Rice All varieties active.
The London money market slightly more str ugeut,
an increasing mnnd