Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-13
TEEEGRAPHlC.
saturdaY Aflernoon,s RepoTt
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ADRIATro.

SANDY Hook, Aug Il.
The steamship Adriatc Is going up the bay
An the war steamers IN the English dock yards
are 70 make ready 10 meet any emergency
Turkey las accepted the proposals Tor inter
vention made by the Convention at Paris with
some mobilization.
A Military Convention had been concluded
between Garibaldi and Gen. Clary
The French proposals for Intervention, subject
to the aoquiescenoe Of the Porte, were aeeep'eu
The Turkish Embassadors claim essential mod.
RUSSIA authorized Lord John Russell to sign
The notifications were adopted
Manchester advices are untavorable oooas
duh though in rather more demand owing "
low prices t. 49,,
easier, bui unchanged. .EH.r.s
Corn dnii mixed So6S0Ss.
T Beef heavy ana quotations barely meinmined
Pork dull Bacon quiet
Lard steady at as@es HH-T
sugar sugar. quiet Coffee dun lA
Ne Ne A6ristie brings two hundred aud sixty
passengers, Including Lady Franklin and niece
She lssI soulh1anptOn at six O'eloqk On the
evening Of the first.
The Convention Is agreed-to BY Garibaldi aud
ClNry. IL Is also said that the citadel OF MeSSina
lThe Garibaidish coiors win take equal rank
with the NeapOlitan dag.
Naples is tranquil, but agitation prevailed IN
1t Is gT ruored that the royal troops are about to
evaeuate the citadel Of Messina- Hosulnes are
Hspoieon,s letter to the French EnhassRdor
to London, on the 25th Of July, Is published he
says
one thought and one ohlect--t0 inangurAte new
era Of peace and 10 1--we on the best terms with
my neighbors and especially with England l
had renounced Savoy and noticed the eNtraorGi-
nary additions 20 Piedmont; that alone caused
me 10 assume tho desire 10 see reunited TO France
provinces essentially French, but IL will be OBJ
You wish for peace. and you increase immode-
rafalV the military force Of France deny the
fact in every sense. that my army and ueet had
in them anything Of a threatening character
Aiy steam navy is even far nom being equal TO
our requirements and tho number Of steamers
does not equal that Of sailing ships thought
necessary in the time Of Louis Philippe. have
10000 men under arms; but deduct from this
Rmount co 900 In Algeria, O000 al Rome, sOOO In
China 20 900 gems darmes, tbs sick and new
conscripts, and you will see my regiments are
Of smaller elective strength than during the
preceding reign. The only addition 10 the army
list bas been by the creation Of the Imperial
Guard
Moreover. while wishing peace, I desire also to
organize the forces of the country on the best /
possible footing for if foreigners have only seen
the bright side of the last war, i, close at hand
have witnessed the defects, and wish TO remedy /
them. Having said this muehi have since y lila /
Franca. neither done nor even thought anything /
which could alarm any one. When Layaletre
started for ConstantinOple the instructions 1
gave him were confined TO this Use every effort
to maintain the statu quo. The interest OF France
is that Turkey should live as long as possible
Z Napoleon then touches ON Syrian afiairs, say
ing his frst thought in the matter was TO come 10
an understanding with England, and asks what
other interest than that OF humanity could in
duce me to send troops TO that country. He also
SAYS the interior organization Of France, and 70
increase her resources are helds,yast enough for
his ambition, and sufficient to satisfy it. 1t was
difficult for me TO come 70 an UNDERSTANDING Win
England on the subject Of GENITAL Italy, because
/ was bound by the Peace of Villa Franca.
As to southern Italy am free from engage
ments and ask no better than concert with Eng /
land on this point a. another. in Heaven name
let the eminent m5n a. the head of the English
Government lay aside petty jealousies aad unjust
mistrusts. Let US understand one another in
good faith like honest men as we are, and not
ike thieves who desire to cheat each other. To
sum up this Is my innermost thought desire
Italy should attain peaee, no matter how, but
without foreign Intervention and that MY troops
should be able to quit Rome without cOmprOmis-
ing the security of the Pope, could much wish
not to be Obliged to undertake the Syrian eXpe-
diti0n and in any case not 10 undertake il alone.
Firstly, because IL viii be a great expense
Secondly, because I fear this Intervention may
involve the Eastern question, but on the other
hand do not see how to resist public opinion in
my country, which will never understand how we
can leave unpunished not only the massacre Of
Christians but the burning Of our cOnsulates the
insult to our nag, and pillage of monasteries
which were under our projection.
The London Times, while evidently distrusting
the Emperor, is glad Of any occasion which has ,
elected profession Of such friendly sentiments
and. trusts, they foreshadOw a policy under
which we may enjoy peace without being com
PEELED longer 70 support all the burdens Of war
Rev. Mr. Grnham, Of the Irish Presbyterian
Mission at Damascus, was murdered in the open
street He had guard Of Turkish soldiers but
they did nothing towards defending him.
The Leinster, new Galway steamer made the |
trip from Southampton TO Queenstown in 25 =
hours.
The appearnLce of the French wheat crop has
much improved and prices were lower at Paris
MurdOck & Son, extensive tanners at Perth, !
had suspended.
Illinois Central and Erie shares had advanced
VERY LArEsr-LOxDON, Aug. I.-Consols closed I
93sz093sl for money and account
Corn unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Lection quiet and un-
changed sales 5000 bales.
GESOA, July S1.-Advices from Damascus are
to the 10th of July.
Three thousand Christians had taken refuge in
the Citadel occupied BY Algerin under Abdel Ka-
The town Is in the power OF murterers and in
cendiaries to the number of 500.
hostile a
Soldiers had driven the Christians into the n
flames Of burning houses
The same account computes the number of vic Z
tins at from 1000 TO 5000 but the statements may
be exaggerated
The Turin Journals speak Of the probability of I
poleon. I
A letter from Milan states that some Hungari- 4
ans, having obtained bail cartridge, fred into y
corps Of chasseurs noted for loyalty TO the En- y
peror. One sergeant was killed. Several of the N
Hungarian officers Afterwards deserted. p
KENTUCKY ELECTION. G.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Il.
Sixty counties give Coombs 46 SOC; MeCIarty
3 2ol; Bolfns s,575; Hopkins SS5 Kelly 2s4 :