Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-29
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
sAvDY Hook. June $50 80 a N.


The Steamship Great Eastern came into the
light ship az T.S0 O'Clock this morning She len
the Needles At 10 A. II. on the 18th. W in the
exception OF two days she has experienced nne
weather. She has f0rty-tWo passengers, among
whom are Geo. Wilkes, Esq, editor Of Wilkes
Spirit Of the Times and several Of the Directors
Of the Company. She steamed the entire passage
ranring from two hundred and twenty -lour 70
three hundred and thirty three miles per twenty
Her engine were not stopped until she was of
r,eorae's Shoal for aoundings she came IN
Route southeast direct to the light ship, where
ahe was soon boarded BY our ship news collector,
and lIr. John Van Dugnal Of the pilot boat
washington, NO. z, business partner Of Adiniral
Murphy who went 70 Southampton for the ship
She was received on reaching the light ship BY
Capt. CosgroFe, with q salute and the dipping OF
cOlcrs, and rs the mist blew away all the vessels
insight set their bunting and cheered her. She
1ou lie1 near the bar and will not pass over till
PN She is now drawing twenty seven teet OF
water an, and win be trimmed to an even keel
The following is tho number of miles made per
In, 2s5; 18Th 900; 18th and 10th, 2ss; 2st sO4;
22d, go; sd SO2 24th. 277i 25th, s25 S8th SSS
2I3h, 25a
From one Of the passengers we obtain the fol
lowing information
There are thirty-eight passengers and eight
guests on board, all in the best of health and
have been SO during the entire voyage, which has
been q particularly fine one and full of interest,
Il has Demonstrated the Great Eastern superior
ity ss sea going vessel and the durability OF her
The highest speed attained was fourteen and a
half knotE.
Ths ships bottom is very fonl and allnrsaea Of At
least two knota an hour should be made on tnat ac
ne distance from Southampton, as usually
steamed Is s0 miles, but to avoid the ice she went
III ~ 1Ss5enaers Gen. watkins, Col Harrison,
EIGi Balfcns Capts Drummond, Mckinnoni Carn-
eqie and Morton, R. n, Mr. and Mrs. Crook ,. >.
0'Siford IL s. Roebach, G. Wilkes, n. A. Woods, F.
- TrUr N1r and stnTutnrODe. Miss her
bert, Mrs. Barber G. II; tield, X Morson .; , Law
kins, A. simpson y hun6ard tisy n A9uisIlsy n sf
field, b. Mann, n. H. Wells, W save, NJ s5i
burn, n. s. Russell, J. l. Skinner A. money n
sTbs Sarfstie would san On the 10th, and among
her passengers engaged was John q Heenan' the
PsriS sssfa-iaT.-The Emperor was received at
Baden 81 ths Grand Duke, and met a sympathetic
reception in passing through the t9Nns' r.,.- 49,.
MessiDa. lUth.-The secret Commiltee ol TINS 70" D
4 in correspondence with Gar3baldl
The fuzurrectiOn in Calabria IS denied
Catania was evacuated
Several officers and party Of NeapoiIan sol,
diers deserted and returned 10 FaleLllO5 "lelOs
they were sent 10 Calabriay
Flour unchanged
It is reported that Baron RicascolI is about 70
resign the Governor -Generalship Of useany
TURnz, june l6-Thouvenal IS concertting " VI U y.
Count CaYour a line Of policy 70 be followed II
reference to Sieilian ahairs- ,
II Is stated that dispatches have been received
in Paris from Baron Bremen, stating that q rev
olution Is imminent IN Naples.
The Weekly News states that the Great PoFeri
have discovered Q scheme on the part Of Russia
and France 10 give the Danubian provinces TO ths
Grand Duke;Of Leuchtenburg, and also says hus
sia and Austria refuses 70 recognize the anneAis
ton Of Tuscany to Sardinia. Prussia escaped
the obligation Of q refusal by asking CaYour mol
20 announce il officially. 1t also says that hapo
leon e about 70 claim as compensation due rance
IN CONFEDERATION Of the new territory which Gar
rfbaldiis successes Wouldfadd 10 the House Of
Savoy. that Genoa, the Province Of Nice aud the
Ieland OF Sardinia should be annexed to France.