Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
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QUEBEC, July 90.
In the House Of Lords on the nth, Lord Broue-
ham called attention to the Of negro lady Wh1
was recently refused first class passage in Canard
steamer on the ground Of color.
He said he had no doubt but that damages could
have been recovered if the matter had not been
Lord Woodhouse confirmed the news that ive
hundred Christians had been massacTed in Damas-
tion Of the British, had been burned.
The l4th session Of the international Statistical
Congress assembled in London on the 10th.
Delegates from ell parts Of the world we're pres
The representatives from the United States were
Judge Longstreet and Mr.. Lawrence.
M Dallas was also present in the midst Of numer-
At a preliminary meeting, Mr.. Miner Gibson well
coined the Congress in the name Of the British Gov
Prince Albert President Of the Congress, delivered
an appropriate ingural address.
CURED.
Lord BrouRham seeing the American Minister
present, said he hoped Mr. Dallas would forgive him
for reminding him that there was negro present
q member Of the Congress.
This gave rise to loud laughter and cheering.
Mr.. Dallas made no sign In response; but the ne
gro in question: Mr. Doctor Deany, arose and return
10 him and assured all present that he too was
man.
This was greeted with renewed cheering from
all parts Of the hall
The second NeapOlitan plenipOtentiaTy to Sar-
dinia had reached Turin
A Neap0litan minister had also reached Paris.
A new Elclllau ministry unQ DeeM AQFLlEut GtuOf
Interdonato Argi, the historian, and SenOr Eme
ssnti are among the members, and Lagoth La
porla and Orsini continue at Naples.
A Naples Telegram says strong and compact
ministry would Be Immediately formed to carry
out to their fun extent the principles Of the con
stitUfion and government, and to watch over the
interests Of the nation.
The latest received from Naples reports
the dismissal Of the ministry. Commander
D. Martens only would remain in the new
Cabinet.
Syria, Beyrouts July 1.-THE attack Of
the Druses on the Christians at Damascus,
commenced On the morning Of the eth. Sew
eral men were killed and many women car
ried of.
The French, Russian and Greek Consuls
took refuge in the house Of Addel Kader.
The attitude Of the Turkish authorities
was uhdecisive, and rather injurious than
useful to the Christians.
Three thousand Turkish soldiers arrived
to-day.
The fears Of the Christians are redoubled,
and Commissioners Derby and Norwich are
expected with impatience.
Details to the first of July say it was there
aseertained that the Druses had burned and
pillaged l01 villages since the 29th Of May,
while from I, 500 to 5000 Christians, inhabi-
tantB Of Lebanon, many Of whom were
wealthy men and all strangers 70 anything
like poverty, are homeless beggars, depend
ing on charity for their daily bread.
Over and above the number Of Christians
shot in actual warfare, it is believed 1000 or
5000 have been butchered in cold blood.
The massacres at Damascus was not known
ct this date. The most siekening details are
given Of the barbarity inflicted on sill ages
and sexes.
A French vessel had been sent TO Lataka
and was obliged to take up position within
firing distance Of the town, in order TO res
train the piratical portion Of the inhabitants
from committing further outrages.
The Austrian frigate Rudesty had been
ordered to proceed to Syria to cooperate with
vessels Of other powers there
Great agitation prevails at AlePpo and
Kills City.
ITALY.
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