Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
Last Nights Report.
ADDITIONAL FonELGN NEWS.

NEW ORki sept. ~
The Independence Gays that France is making
vigorous naval preparations for the coast defence.
AT The meeting the Paris Conference the Olto-
man Ambassador announced that the Sulpn had
agreed exceptionally and lor this time ouy to grant
an investure TO Couzar as the laspodar both
Moldavia and Wallachi. The government Of these
places, however, TO be conducted separately
On motion OF the Russian pleniputentiaty an
other year was allowed for the settlement Of tue
pates.
The Austrian and Turkish Ministers were called
on for an early statement Of the decision they had
come TO regarding the navigation of the Danuhc.
They were not prepared with the required inlOr-
nation and promised to communicate the obser-
walton of the Conference 10 their Government
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald
conlradiois the report that twenty frigatCs have
been ordered TO be built at Cruzat t says the IN
NOR arose from an immense order given for iron
plates, which are intended for the embIasnres at
CherhOurg
The Moniteur publishes agricultural statttlcs!of
| Algeria showing that the recent harvest in that
| country has been satisfactory
Two additional prominent French oxiles publish
/ in the London Times their views Of the late am
/ ncsiy,
N. NJ Guizot de ,lincs TO accept denying the reht
| Of the Emperor either TO prescribe or pardon him
| Felix Pyutte determines a muttcr of policy 10
accept the amnesty aud return 10 France where,
he thinks, patriots can do more good than By re-
naming.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland and
it was supposed his journey had reference to the
intended intc, view between the Emperors,
NJ. Do Laguaroo had gone TO ST. Laurcns. His
mission refers to the intended liberal reform OF
| pfussian laws.
| The monthly returns of tho Bank Of France
show increase in cash of {, 10000 francs.
1t is reported in Paris that France had notified
| the Porte that she does not intend to treat the
Sucz Canal affair as political question.
The Paris Bourse fell daily. On Friday the ara
tclo in tho Moniteur sent rcutes down to GSf Zoe,
| but vague rumor subsequently was current that
a treaty Of peace was signed and the rentes i'm
proved to GSf G0o.
A lelter from Paris published in the Indcpen-
donce Beige, says the Emperor Of France made
peace merely f0r the purpose Of putting down the
naval sudremacy OF England, aud unless she SUBJ
mits quietly there must bo war.
King Victor Emanuel received the Tuscan dele
cation on the ID inst, In reply to their uddres.
he thanked them for their expressed wish lul
annexation, but said its accomplishment coud
only take place by the negotiations which are
about to begin on the affairs Of Italy. lie would
| support the cause OF Tuscany before the powers
| and hoped that Europe would not refuse TO prac-
tice towards Tuscany that work of rCdressing
grievances which IL, under less favorable chCtm
stances practices toward Greece, B lgium ana the
Danubian priucipalilits.
The vote in Parma on the annexation TO Pied
mont, stood 60 900 for and 900 AGAINST.
The Paris Journals praise Victor Emanucls speccl
to the Tuscan delegation.
The Central Association Of tho Master Builder
at London had determined tn declare all their yard
open to worknen on the 18th inst Tue workme
abide by the declaration AGAINST trade Gqmbiph
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situation of affairs
The London Times in edtoriay ridculing tn
talk of the American shareholders with regard {
reyivng tue slave trade, points to the renewed aC
| iiyiiy OF the United Slales Government TO put dow
the slave trade ~ the best answer 10 the Outcry.
The Paris correspondent of the Times saps niue
importance is attached TO Mettenichs mission
st. Sauvour one OF its objects IL said to he an a
lance between France aud Aust, iu, the success
which il calculated TO ondanger Italian liberty an
nenuce Europe
It is asserted that the papal troops continue
threaten the egisati0ns From eight TO nine thou
and troops with twelve pieces OF cannon were a
sembed ut Pcarso
The Belgian Senate had adopted the first artic
in the bill providing Tor the Antwerp lortihcatioI
by vote Of 81 against Is.