Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIOA.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
The steamship Africa arrived at miJnight.-
Her advices were anticipated by the arrival al
| St. Johns of the CiFcassihn. We send, howev'
er, iurther details
GREAT BRITAIN MIR Davis, who sbsconded
with liabilities to bis clients TO fl30,000 has
been tried and sentenced to three years penal
service.
An address to Lord Palmerston, praying the
Government to use its influence in maintaining
the integrity and independence Of the Pope's
dominions was in course Of signature by the
Roman authorities in Ireland.
The London Times regards the dismissal Of
/ Walewski as a declaration that Napoleon Ill
is disposed to commit himself to the more libe-
raj and generous line Of policy to cast himself
into the Italian cause, and to maintain it against
all the powers Of des Dotim, and all the hostility
Of the Church,
The Times warns the Emperor that although
he may count on tue sympathy of England in
his stand for the Italians, he must not expect
that she will join him in an offensive alliance
against other powers.
Other English journals regard the change as
hopeful for the Italian cause.
The London Herald's Paris correspondence
says that WSlewski was positively dismissed.
His successor was regarded as antagOnistic to
England.
A report had been drawn up by the most en-
inent juri>consults Of the French bar, which
establishes the right Of Frenchmen to petition
the Senate on changes Of the exiting laws.
The ournal of Rome had published an arti.
Gle, supposed uBder official auspices Of 50 Bit
ter nature as regards the late pamphlet, that
French papers did not dare to reproduce it.
The Constitutional publishes an article re-
GREETING the appearance Of the offensive mani
festo, but says that although France may be
grieved BY it, she win hold the Pope responsi
BILE.
The friends Of free trade iu Paris have peti,
toned the Emperor for leave to re establish the
association for obtaining a reform Of custom
tariff. They had also adopted measures for es-
tablishing Journal TO defend their principles.
The Bombay mail of the 18th of December
had reached Eogland.
The expedition of troops from India to China
is not expected to sail before next March.
A dispatch from Bombay of the 18th De-
Gambler confirms the capture Of 1000 rebels
in Dude. The names of the leaders who were
taken prisoners are Msmo Kahn, Kahn Bacha-
door, and Kahn Bene Mad Hoo and his two
sons.
James Hewitt & Co.'s, Circular report in
some cases, prices slightly against the buyer,
especially in good staple, but the improvement
is not sufficient to warrant any change in quo
tations.
Imports still heavy and generally put upon
the market Immediately on arrival, importers
being apparently indisposed to hold the face Of
accumuIating stocks, and continued favorable
advices for a large yield in the U. s.
Werspeat former quotations
Waksae;d Mash Co say prices are irregular and &C
tsnes: RISTIiott Co say prices are Tmy naaiainod
and here demHnd for low les; Richardson,
81 lie apparent sales 6svs been increased BY args
THY forwads from tbs ships sdes m1rkst being freely
price have occurred il has generally been steady and lest
week Quotations are continued ~ .u--....,., -,
the Advertiser says Is uuored that Lo CrUweF had
and England shSii declare thS they win ne-
the interfere nor tolerate the interereee If
/ Others in the Affairs q Italy.
;. II. Hewitt Co.'s Circular reports;
BreadstuhsThe slight advances at the close of last week
limited but there general dspOsilioO pres busi
ness, consequently there was no material variation in
prices. The deliveries by fTmss continued app paTenty
dcauug more ahundaht supply in their hands than has
ocE in Liverpool on s-st December-whsat. 2s7OOO
qusIeIs ndian corn s5 Coo quarters our Ito 900 sacks
ProTisiOns-NO chsngs Of Importance has oreurr,d in
American ProvisOns but there Is an improved demand or
BoefDsaaHd is pretty good for new vhils old is neg
leeted roiafIvaE low prices Quotations reported
POTk-Good demand Several lots of old repacked mess
have beoa sold Of abort SOS. We quee Ispacktd 6053s
regular old e0G65s, and new TsasOs per Dbl.
sseggHTBea g, Beng s ysy limited supply 30 mSca has beg s
AZ; long rib 47Ja49 short do. 4SJa50; clear 4ay5ls
sy iaactive and pces are buI itlobstiel
IIvERPOoi Dec -Saes $500 tierces boeE 1850 bbls
pork, 3d. 900 ms. bacon. 1906 tierce' lard.
XXXVI CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %,