Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-27
Last Nights Report.
ruRTHER BY TnE CANADIAN.


FARTHER PoIST Oct. T.
London Money Market-The funds exhibited
increased heaviness under the drain of gold for
France but the fall in cOnsOls on the 10th did
not exceed One-eighth Inc demand lor money
was actiye and the market lighter and lew bills
were discounted below per cent. The pressure,
however is regarded as merely temporary.
ITALT.-The new pro Dictator OF Naples as
soon as he was appointed addressed a letter TO
Mazzini complimenting him on his patriotism,
but asking him to give proof Of II by leaving
the country, telling him that even without IN
tending it he caused disuniOn, that many used
his name with parisitical intention of hosting
another banner in Italy
fairs
The Daily egs fEf6gPe safixiefy for fRe
result of the Battle of Volturino led him too far
in advance and he was unfortunately shot His
funeral services have been performed in all the
churches of Rome. Gen. Pmonda and Gen
Ciayon was present at the French Church ol 81.
The. Posts Paris correspondent telegTaphs that
no protest in a dimplomatic sense has been made
by Russia, Austria and Prussia against the entry
of the Sandman troops into the NeapolItan ter
litOry-
Times remarks that movement OF the Austrian
trains need not take persons by surprise. Austria
considers herself released from all obligations
contracted with the French Emperor and has
good reasons to know that that government, Deit
on eXterminating her has prepared and Drought
movement in her provinces
A private letter from Turin announces that a
large armament has been ordered by the Pied
mOntese government, and the day before the Sar-
dinian Minister de epartUre from Paris supply
Of so 600 muskets and IL 100000 percussion caps
was granted by the French Government TO its
ally.
contains an article signed by NJ. Boniface, hesays
Il does not belong to any foreign State, no more
to Sardinia than Austria to intervene IN Naples
nd Sicily RafVVneu the invasion OF AIQrlDulQl
and Sardinia there is a great difference, Garioal-
di came to raise and direct a revolution IN the IN
terror with his bands he would only cOmmnnl-
cate TO them a proper spirit IN lhel[ sIHggle
against an unpopular Government. Sandman
invasion constitutes a direct Intervention Of one
regularly constituted State in the affairs o. an
other independent State. StraSge TO say tho -ar-
dinian invasion took place without any cara
tion of war. By the entrance Of the i'!"' '"n'.se
troops into the Roman States, Sardi go ''. o. IA
ted the principles Of neutrality. NVe pur
gave it to be understood that the entry o. ar
dinian troops into the States Of the ChurC.- vas
principally directed againstthe influence Of Carl
baldi now, on the contrary, it has become eyid
ent that they go to aid him
NJ Boniface deplored the conduct Of the Sar-
dinians.
The Patrie says that Garibaldi thanked the sea
men Of the English ship, RenOwn, who served The
Garibaldan guns on the 1st. The men were that
daY on leave Of absence.
The Piedmontese troops were expected before
Capua on the 18th inst.
1t was anticipated that the Neapolitans would
evacuate the place before their arrival and retire
TO Gaeta-
LIvEHPooL, I2th.-FlOur has declining n
Wheat tends downward, and prices 2asd lower
since Tuesday.
Corn quiet and steady.
Provisions dull and generally unchanged.
LONDON, Friday nOOn.-COnsOls-For money
Tbe large Withdrawals of gold from the Bank
for shipment 10 the Continent continues