Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-13
lRRIVlL on THB CITY on BALTIMORE


NEw YoEK, April ~.
The Steamship City Of Baltimore from Liver.
pool, March 30th arrived at five O'Clock this
morning.
Nothing definite Is known as to the meeting Of
Congress.
England consents to the admission Of Sardinia. II
was supposed she would have q seat, but no vote,
aud the other Italian States the same.
In Parliament Lord Mamesbury made some ex-
plantations with regard TO Lord Cowley's mission.
he expressed the hope that peace would be main.
tanned.
Less confidence at Paris, Vienna and Turin,
where warlike preparations continued
Count Cavour continued at Paris, having fro.
quent interviews with the Emperor.
Paris BOurse depressed, 3's closed at 63f loo re-
ports Of pending French loan was Supposed to have
some influence in the depression.
The reform debate in Parliament progressed
nightly The vote Is to be taken on the 3lst. Min
siers stake their fate on the issue. Liberal journals
cOnsider their resignation certain,
Danubiau Conference was expected TO assemble
during the week. Business win be disposed of in
two sittings all powers having agreed to recognize
Couse as elected.
The Calcutta mail of Feb 25th is teegraphed,
news unimpOrtant.
Hong Kong dates are TO Feb. l5h.
At Shanghai teas are frm.
Lord Elgin has proposed an expedition up Pearl
River.
The steamer Jura from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 27th and the European on the
29th
The meeting OF the new European Congress had
been fixed for the lst OF May probably at Baden.
II will be atteLded by five Cabinet Minister'S viz
Mamsbury for England; Walewski for France;
GortschokOh for Russia; Puol for Austria, and
Schlened for Prussia. The Italian States will be
indirectly represented.
! The English Government is said TO have given
its consent TO the admission of Sardina also that
Lord Cowley will assist Malmsbury, and NJ. Drougn
| De L'Huys W III act as second 10 Waewski.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says that although Austria consents TO attend the
Congress- she has no belief that peace will be
maintained thereirom, and continues her arma'
ment
The latest reports are that while Piedmont will
have seat in the Congress, she will not have a
vote, and that the Italian States will be admitted
on the same conditions.
The announcement ofthis Congress had not pro
duced any improvement in the general trade O
France. All the war material recently prepared
such AZ artillery, projectiles, clothing, tents, &c
were to be stored at Lyons and Marseilles.
Paris letter writers state that armaments were
going on in France without relaxation. Govern
ment had also decided upon adding 4th battalion
to each Of the 100 regiments of the liue.
Turin letters say the projected Congress haC
proved a grievous shock 10 the war party.
Orders for preparing barracks for troops haC
been cOuntermanded.
Count CavOur writes TO the Sandman Ambassa
dor at London, in reply to question propounde
by the British Government, that it will be impos
sible for Sardinia to remain deenceess in the fac
of the provoking aud armed attitude Of Austria
1t is compute that by the close OF March Austrl
would have 10 Lombardy 10 battalions of infantry
which, added to artillery, cavalry engineers, &c
make her army In Italy number 100000 strong