Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
NEWS ny THB HUNGARIAN.
FARrHEn potNa, Oct.


The Corners investigation into tho cause Of
the ex plosion on board the Great Eastern had /
Terminated The verdict Of the jury is ~ fol- /
lows.
We find that the deceased came TO their deaths /
from injuries received from steam, hot air and 1
wtter, IN consequence Of the bursting Of Jack. |
et attached TO the foremost funnel OF the Greet /
Eastern steamship and that said bursting was
caused by the closing Of tap connected with
a syphon attached TO said jacket, in conjunction
with shutting of the feed iromthe water casiug
to the boilers; but there - no evidence before
the Jury to show by what person or persons the
tsp was shut Of; and the jury further express
their opinion that said taps are highly danger
Gus when placed in such positions, and that
sufficient caution was not used by the engi
neers.
The verdict is simple accidental death. Ills
considered likely that the accident may give rise
to questions at law.
Sir James Stevens professor Of modern histo-
ry at Cambridge, and formerly under secretary
Of the Colonies, is dead
The Manchester Guardian, in an edtorirl on
Gen. Harney's occupation Of the leland Of San
Juan, says the American Generals exploits
seems 10 be nothing more than one ol those acts
| Of piracy by which lawless representatives. OF
the United States are accustomed TO settle dis.
putes with their weaker aud more baTbarous
ueighbors, but which it is time they should be
taught they cannot indulge in against powerful
and civilized nations
The article concludes az follows We trust
the government OF the United States will speed
ily disavJw the acts OF its officer Other wise
the English government will be forced to take
immediate steps for the yindicadon Ofthe honor
Of the country, and showing the licensed ruflians
OF The Federal army that they must not appro.
pirate British territory As coOlly as II they were
merely cutting of another slice Of Mexico.
The Loudon Poet characterizes Gen. Harney' e
conduct as totally opposed to the first principles
of public law, and hUpes IL. American governs
ment will disavow it.
The Independence Beige says Lord Cowley
and Count Waewski have been commissioned
to arrange basis Of corporation between Eng
land and France, in the prosecution Of the Chi
ncse war.
Three ninety-oue gun ships were under ORDER
for foreign servce at Portsmouth, and four gun
boats were being prepared with oil haste iOr
China. The utmost activity prevailed at Wool
wioh and eltrwhere in getting of ammunition
dc.
FRANcE.-There was quite gathering o
po itieians at Barritz. In additions TO the KIM
Of Buguim, Lord Cowling, Count Reizt, an
Count W Walewaski, has gone there, and Coun
Cavour and tue Duke Of Malakoh were exPec
ted.
The camp at Chalons had been suddenly bro
ken up.
II was rumored in Paris that the Emperc
had requested the King Of Sardinia to refus
to the deputation from the legslsIions their n
quest for annexation TO Piedmont.
The Times Paris correspondent says II Il
reports of the dBy may be credited, there IS pc
si6ihty oil the settlement of the Italian questlo
which should satisfy all parties, aid the gel
oral impression was, that the political horiz'
was likely soon to b. clearer than for son
sv time past.
:" The Moniteur contains the following a
nouncement in regard to the rumors oftho mo
ificaliOn in the press Law; several new pape
taye alluded to a decree, which it was suppose
would appear, 20 modify the law of the pres
This news is without foundation
In France the press is free TO discuss all ac
Of the government, and by so doing to cnhgh
en- the public mind.
Il is asserted that the conclusion of hRrve
shows that crops have been twenty per cer
less productive than last year.
Flour had slightly advanced in Paris, a
also in most Of the provincial markets
There has been a complete suspension OF
tercoprae between the nleniDQtentlqries for = +
eral days, but 90 tue 29th, after the arrival
French courier, the representatives of Frar
and Austria held conference lasting tn
hours.
There has been reports from Rome that
Pope's health was so shattered that he wO
probably soon resign, hut the latest accou
says he had perfectly recovered.
SPANS ONE of the journals say that G.
Serane is to be Captain General of Cuba, v
Gen Concho, whose retirement has long b'
expected.
RUssIA.-The Invalid Russo publishes Il
graph confirming the reported capture
Schamyl, during a victorious assault by
u Russians on Gamet Schamyl's sons, Q
~ many others were captured or killed
IL The Russians took five cannons, and their
Ia did not exceed 100 men.
- TuRKEY The Times publishes the follr
.E ing special telegram from It's correspondent:
o.. CoNsTA NTiNoPLE, Sept. TO- conspiracy
. . assassinats the Sultan has been discovered
AP Two hundred persons have been arrested he
tho among them the Pasua OF Aihrana, who Y
o'o apparently chief Some troops are suspec
20. of participation. The affair originated wit
IL olical party.
n n There is no additional news from China,
Give a private telegram states that there had b
sst large sales OF manufactured goods, both at IL
% Kong and Shanghai. 1t was therefore inie
n that political matters had not experienced
'nc, now complication.
f,d, The Bombay mail Of August goth reac
mch h@ng'ahu ''' P'eHiS'' ~V''i'
- orally anticipated.
o IIvERPooL BREADsrUFF MARKET WI
steady at Fridays advicos. Western Red u
a9s; do 0saGsd.
Corn-Quiet at an advance of 5d per quai
Beef-Quet Pork steady, Lard quie
Bacon dull, and quotations nominal Tai
unchanged; sales unimpoItant
Sugar-Steady. Coffee Quiet. Ashes ste'
pots 26s 9da26 81; pearls 2ss. Rosin firm
Is 81 for common Spirits turPentne 35s
l,inseed oil 2Ss 6l.