Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-09
FORETGN NEWS.

Sr JoHNs, N. +. June 8.
The screw steamship Arago, Capt White, from
Galway on the Both May, arrived at this port at
10 o'clock this evening
Her advices are nom Liverpool by mail to the
evening ofthe 2sth, and by telegraph to the morn
Ing Of the 30th
PARm, May 2sth-There Is nothing new from
Italy.
Portugal has declared her neutrality.
Garabaldi Il marching Cor Como
LONDON, Nay 3O.-'Ihe papers Of this morning
give accounts Of tho expedition Of Garabadi and
his volunteer corps across the right wing Of the
Austrians in Upper Bombardy, which has been by
far the most striking and successful episode Of the
campaign.
PtRIs, May 3O--Tho Moniteur publishes the
following telegram
ALEssANDRiA May 29.---The Emperor is enjoy.
ing perfect health. We have but few sick
The weather is beautiful and the harvest has be-
gun.
The army Is abuudantly supplied and the SOL
ders continue TO feel full Of confidence and In
high spTils
Garabaldi has reiniorcemonts Of troops at Como.
| The artillery has been re.organized.
The National Guards are mobolized, and vOlun-
teers are Fastening TO increase the militia
The national movement is spreading, and the
town Lecco Is free.
The Austrians in considerable force have oceu.
pied Robbie.
The following was received at Penter's telegraph
| Office yesterday evening,
Gen. Garabald entered Como amidst bell ring
! ing and general illumination Of the towns
| All the steamers on the lake of Como are Ia pos.
| session OF Garabadi
The Austrians are in rapid retreat.
Advices from Luganno dated noon Of the 25th,
states that the Austrians pursued by Garabadi had
occupied Conerlo and Lecco.
| InsurTectionary movements had taken place In
ValtellinO, and 800 Valtellino Insurgents are now
on board an Austrian steamer.
The following adyces have been received from
Luganne to day.
Yesterday evening after furious eight which
lasted to o'clock, Garabaldi entered Como.
The combat was renewed at Camorlosta and the
Austrians again gave way and retreated.
The town of Como was illuminated and all the
steamers on the lake are In the hands Of the Pa
triots.
This morning the Austrian war steamer on the
Lago Maggiore, kept up three hours Cannonade
| on the town of Cannadi without much effect.
BERLIN, May % According TO advioes from
Florence of TO day, Russia, Prussia, England and
Turkey are said not TO have recognized the pro
r visonal Government Of Tuscany, and the represen
tatiyes Of these countries are also said to have
/ withdrawn their flags
The Paris Pays says that England is endeavor-
ing 10 renew diplomatic relations with Naples bu
only on condition that France will simultaneously
do the same.
An announcement OF Sir Jas. HudsOn's depart
i uro for Naples was premature
: In the London stock market Saturday there wa
, decided firmness There was scarcely any business
Q doing at the Bank. The demand for silver for tn
East had revived and the remittances on the 4th o
June were expected to be larger than of late.
FRANCE--Ths Paris Bourse on Friday advances
IA per cent. The rates closing at 6lf 65ca6lf SOC
and to day, Saturday they are la per cent. high
Il er than yesterday.
I. The Iron Ram screw irigato of 6000 tons, wi
= | be commenced this or next week.
!. NAPLRs-The correspondent Of the Times n
| ports that several columns OF Swiss regiments al
a. compromised in the conspiracy against the Grow
il service.
a LONDON, May 3O.--The Times says that tn
report that Mons. Bernedilly was about to pIo
ceod from Paris ON an extraordinary commits
sion TO the German confederation intend
to strengthen the supposition of a compromis
d at no distant day by means of Prussian agency
10 Pans, May 29.-The semi official pays G
Il this evening contains the following:
~ The Austrians, $4,000 in number, quite
i Proctezza yesterday and re entered LombardJ
GREAr BRiTAIN.-Tho London Post in repl
to some statements as to Lord Palmerston an
Lord John Russell being actuated by mutu'
rivalry, says the public may rest assured th'
- if the Liberal party cannot act unltcdly, th
It, fault will not rest with its chiefs.
M LIVERPOOL, Saturday, May % --BroadstuiIs mark
steady but quiet. Provisions quiet but quiet,
Iron dniE Weioh Rails G6 lbt60e6; Burs also dull
Whoat-Deu med 4Cl5d but clos d firm.
Sugar-Heayy NJ d 6dQls lower,
COnsols are quoted ut s2h99296c both for money OF
Rs bullion in tho DOuk of Ell slandhad iuctonsed az
O0Opounds