Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
ARRTvAL OF THE ADRIATIc.

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The steamship Adriatic, from Havre via
Southampton, sth inst, has passed this point
on her way 70 n. Y.
The steamer Great Britain had arrived from
Australia with 100, 900 pounds of gold, and
404, 600 pounds was enroute from Australia
Count Montemolin and Don Ferdinand had
publicly renouneed their claim to the Spanish
throne.
Girabaldi had lsn for Sicily with an ex-
peditionary corps.
Switzerland insists on the assembling Of the
Conference Immediately.
The Great Eastern sails from Southampton
June 9Th for New York.
The Adriatic left Havre en- the Sth and ar
rived of OOwes on the same evening and hay-
ing embarked the mails and passengers she
sailed again on the evening of the 9Th, passed
the Needles at 6.20, from thence TO Cape Race
encountered succession of strong westerly
winds with head sea. She stopped of the
light ship at 6 A. NJ, to-day, and was detained
four hours by fog.
Cotton sales for she days 5000 bales, Of
which 5000 were on speculation and for eK-
port Markes closed quiet-middling Orleans
6 5-s do uplands Is. Manchester market
frm-for breadstufs, quiet and unchanged.
Provisions declining except bacon which is
buoyant with advance on all sorts. London
money market unchanged eonsols 95 IA to
95 3-s money 95 Ia 70 95 5-s for acct
Liverpool markets-Messrs. Wakefield, Nash
& Co. report that the weather continues fayo-
rable for the growing crops, breadstufs quiet
and nOminally unchanged; -four dull wheat
also dull with very small sales ofred los Sd
70 los Cd white lis to lid 3s, Corn dull and
quotations maintained with difficulty yellow
"a to So; white 80 to 81; beef heavy and
offered at reduced prices; pork heavy and
difficult to sell, were at reduced quotations
bacon firm and advanced Is; lard dull fine
qualities 5ss. vi
The Adriatic reached her dock at noon.
The Arabia came in contact with the Great
Britain in the Mersey, and had the rigging Of
her port side carried away. The Great Brit
ain Wss uninjured.
Il is stated that the Prince De Joinville was
a passenger on the Europa under an assumed
name.
AdTices from Palmero report the agitation
decreasing. The state of siege has been raised
A Turin dispatch says the insurrection is
spreading through the Island of Sicily, and Is
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session Of the towns, and are blockAded be-
tween the sea and the insurrectiOn in the in
terror.
Letter Of Sayers to the editor of the Times !:
SR-The period has arrived when it be
comes my duty to thank the great british pub
lie for the patronage they have bestowed up
on me. It's not for me to pass any remarks
upon my lste struggle, when the New World
was pitted against the old, but one thing
can say in honesty, that did my best for the
land Of my birth and my dearest affections.
had opposed to me one worthy Of me, and
whose rapidity, activity and pluck It was no
small task to encounter. Sprung from ouI
own race the Americans inherit our best quail
tiles, and as our conflicts with them have In
the progress Of time ended in peace, 50 may
every bitterness of feeling engendered by the
late struggle for the championship pass away
forever. Upon my own part and that Of my
children humbly offer to you my most great
full thanks, and trust to whatever period
Providence may extend my life, that no act Of
mine, either in private or public, win be un-
worthy Of one who has received the notice o.
the Times newspaper.
IE remain, sir, yours, &c,
TON SAVERS
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