Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10
ARRIYAL IOT THE AFRIOA.
NEw YoaK, June 9.

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NEw YoaK, June O.
The steamship Africa has arrived from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on the 28th ut
Nothing important rom the seat Of war be-
yond further "details OF the battle OF Moniebello
The Austriaus profess satisfaction with The re-
suit Gyuai SAYS bis loss was 800 killed. 2ls
| wounded and 293 missing He says the French
numbered 10000, but abstaned from all pursuit
Count Stadion, Commander Of the Austrian forces,
was wounded --H.I
! Some Freuoh authorities still assert that not
much over 1000 French were engaged. Others
estimated The number at 1000
The country around Baze was in insurrection
Popular risings In favor Of Sardinia, are making
in some parts OF Parma .H
Vague rumOrs come via Vienna that Gortscha-
kOfi, the Russian Foreign Minister, had resigned
because the Emperor refused 70 carry out the en-
gagements with France a'uu
The Derby ministry have issued a strong appeal
to Their parliamentary supporters for an early at
tendance to meet the opposition movement
The Empress Eugene, in addressing the great
bodies OF the state said she placed full confidence
| 10 the patriotism Of the deputies, and upou the
support OF the entire nation, which during the alb
sence Of its chosen chief would never be found
wanting toawoman and child. 1ti 4a. 4
| War eXcitementwas high IN southern Germany
| kossuth was expected TO 70 to Genoa in ABOUT
week with the full concurrence Of Napoleon and
the King of Sardinia, there 10 concert plans with
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The new King ofNaples is acknowledged BY tel
egraph by nearly all the powers, and the army
swOre allegiance.
Wakefield, Nash & Co.'S circular Liverpool, 81,
says:
Lard-Very Gull aud no inquiry from the trade
Retail sales have been made at 6ls6da66 iOr fno
American, aud 10 tons Tuscan at 59s per cwt.
Tallow-Not much doing In American for want
OF stock. NOmina value SIS.
Beet-saes OF the week are large, say 2000 tier
ces in all. In India mess 400 uerces Abergors
realized lass. 500 Cragins l22s6dal30s geo
Brakes 1905.
Ofprime mess-Traoy Chapin & Co.'s have
made ll2s6d; Blacklnan's 1865; Thomson and Tay.
lors 95s6dalOOs per tierce. Parkhursts brand
is offered at s5s, and several lots Of repackod at
! aAnut the same figure aud even less
| Pork-llas been also largely dealt in and about
$500 bbs have been sold at 85s to arrive, for best
brands American s7s6da9os on the spot Repack-
ed worth S2s6d
| The Bacon business has been very limited, at
about last weeks prices
| Cheese-Nothng doing worth speaking Of
| Weather since Tuesday has been extremely fine
and warm.
The grain trade has ruled very quiet in all its
branches aud the amount Of business passing lin
lied in the extreme. Prices, however, are without
change.
The delivery of wheat from our own farmers for
the past week consists of 1852 quarters against
Ill $3.50 some week last year. Average price this
year 54s4d, against 4is6d corresponding week last
year
We had very small attendance at our market
this morning, ID in the absence Of material bust
ness the price OF wheat aud flour may be stated the
| same as our last
Indian ocrn scarcely inquired for; at the same
time holders do not press sales.
LATEST BY THE AFRICA.
TURIN, Sa.urday.-At Lanigiani in Parma the
people have risen and pronounced for the King Of
Gen. Ribatti, with Tuscan military engineers and
| gems d'armes entered Parma amidst the plaudits
Of the people, who declared for the King OF Sar-
dinia and Italian Independence. The Parmclan
| troops baye retired.
Trieste, May 27.-Advices have been received
from Corfu to the 25lh
Two Austrian steamers had arrived there with
out hiudrauce.
TURIN, Saturday, Official bulletin publish
ed to day says:
Garabaldi has occupied position at St.
Ferles but many of his officers are killed and
wounded
Our troops continue attacking the enemy
and have penetrated as far as Como. The town
of Como was illumated and great Joy prevail
ed among the populace.
The enemy is still at Camelesta.
LONDON, 28th, noon--On the 18th the Red
Sea telegraph was successfully laid as far as
Suakin, about 800 miles from Sucz
Tue Paris correspondent of the Times an
nounces that the army Of the East is to bo
increased from 80, 900 to 100000 men.
M Talleyrand Perigood has been appointed
ambassador Of France at Naples.
! 1t was reported at Paris yesterday that M,
Benedetta, Director of the Political Depart
ment in the French foreign office, has been ap.
pointed TO an extr aordinary mission.
| VERY LATEST.
PARIS, Saturday. May 2s.--The Moniteur of
to-day publishes the following Telegram
ALEssANDRIA, May 27 The situation of at-
fairs affords nothing new TO note,
MADRID, NAV 27th-Accordng TO advces
received from Lisbon, the Portuguese Govern.
ment has declared to the Coftez its intention of
remaining neutral during the present war.
Six thousand Austrans are concentrated at
Camcralelu.
Railway communication between Cameralett
aud Milan is interrupted And also tbe tele.
graph from Calico to Jocco, and through the
Valteline,