Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
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A powerful committee, including such men as
Lords Palmerston, Shaftesbury, John Russell,
/ Lynohurst, and Others had been formed Tor the
purpose of raising funds in aid of the Neapolitan
exiles.
| The reform measure continued to be actively
canvassed in Englsnd. Earl Grey, one Of the
leaders of the Wing party, had written letter
strongly otjecting to Lord John Russells coniem
plated amendment
The London Herald says it has authority for
stating that in case Lord John Russell should sue
/ ceed IN upsettng the Ministry and be called upon
to form another, he will give Cabinet appointments
| to Messrs Bright, Gibson, Aylston, Roebuek and
Horsman, all these gentlemen having offered their
serviceH.
FRANcE.-An article in the Moniteur says the
Emperor does not hold the whole of Germany re-
sponsbe for the errors and malevolenee of certain
manifestations which spring rather from mean re-
sentiment than serious fears. Germany has nothing
to anticipate from US for her independence. We
sympathize with her nationality. By showing her
self impartial she will show herself foresighted,
and will do better service to the cause of peace
The French people are susceptible in reg ard to its
honor, but at the same time moderate in the en-
ployment of its strength.
It was asserted that the Sandman Government
had applied to the Emperor Napoleon for an aux
iliary corps d. Grnsee Of 5000 men.
The troops already under arms in Piedmont
amount to 40 900 men, and the new levies and re-
serves called cut calculated to bring the total
up to 81 900. The orders to join were very strin.
gent An order is said to have been received in
Paris from the Sandman government for 0000
reyoyers to be paid for out of the loan. 1t is
also said that the orders given in France for $4,000
pairs of shoes and soldiers great coats for the SaT
dinian army bad been increased TO $4,000.
Garibaldi has been appointed General Of Division
and will command the three new battalions being
formed at Cuneo.
AUSTRIA The Austrians were said to be pre-
pairing military hospital at Payia to have 1000
beds.
All the regiments of the frontier of Creth had
hoen removed into Bombay.
The Emperor Francis Joseph was expected
shortly to inspect the fortresses and the troops
quartered in Italy
A Vienna dispatch says that large bodies of
troops had recently come to that city from the
Northern and Eastern provinces of the Empire,
and there was reason TO believe that another army
of 1000 men would in few days be on their way
to Italy.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times, saws
that Austria will assuredy act strictly the de-
fensive and that her great arrangements are made
purely from lack of faith in the pacific expression
Of the French Emperor.
An outbreak in Central Italy was considered GER
tain before the end OF March
GERMAEY-In recent sitting of the Hanoyeri- |
an Chamber a war loan of fl5O 600 600 had been |
resolved upon, and the Government ad been urg-
ed to demand at the Diet OF Frankfort the calling
out of the federal reserves.
SPAIN.-A Madrid telegram of the 18th of March
says Mr.. Preston, the United States Minister was
received yesterday by the Queen in q private an.
dience. In the name of President Buchanan, he
assured her Majesty of the Presidents desire to
maintain friendly relations with Spain, and express
ed his own personal conviction that the general
wish of the people OF the United States 10 pre-
serve the bonds Of friendship at present existing
between the United States and Spain, and to do
everything in their power to avoid any misunder-
standing between the two countries
The Queen replied in terms fattering to both the
United States and its Minister.
JAPAN.-A Danish vessel had been driven away
from the coast of Japan; no treaty having been
concluded with Denmark.
One hundred and fifty thousand men died from
Cholera in Jeddo during one month.
The steamships Illinois and Northern Light will
be up OF $50 p NJ Their news is anticipated.