Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-30
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN.
PORTLAND, Jan. 2

doubtful whether Congress Wp6ld assemble, and the
Paris correspondent Of the London Times SAYS the
ees Ct the Congress meeting are II the most shAdoWy
kind.
French journal, tho opinion Of Rationale which
vas supposed TO speak with authoritss believes
II Italy decided for the annexation Of No t and centre
Of Ital Peninsula England would gladly accept the
combination, whilst France would accept Il with atl
greater eAgsrneaa on condition that Savoy and Ncu
would DO restored 10 her Opinion does not anticipate
that the Cabinet Of Turin would object and asr ar
guing that neither Austria Russia Prussia, has the
power, will right TO interfere says that Il is assured
that this combination Is seriously Onertalned by the
Governments OF London and Paris
GREAT BRITAR.-The funeral OF Lord Macaulay took
place at Westminster Abbey on the 9th Inst.
The London News commented on a summary Of tho
Presidents Message Il says there I reason 10 com
pAin Of the In which the Preadsnt deals with
the general relations between England aud the Unied
States.
IrALY-Ths Prussian ministerial organ though stl
Of the opinion Of the restoration OF the Grand Dukes
In Italy would have been the most desirable solution OF
the Italian question gives up the project impossible
and thinks that annexation to Sardinia Is By far the
next best thing.
Canton adviees Of Nov 26th say the Treaty between
the United States aud China has been farce.
Melbourne dates to Nov. 18th. No Of inter-
est.
LIVERPOOL BRKlDsruTYs-P. 8. Co. quote -four
dull at decline Of Sd since Friday. The quotations
are 24a25s.
Whoat-dull and easier, but not ouotably lover
Priees-red 9s6d l6s; white 9s9i 1issd.
Corn-dull aud very difficult to sell. yellow Sls9l.
Provisions dull and sales unmpOrtAnt.
Lard, dull but unchanged in Prieo. TalloW arm at IS
Ashes quiet at 27s6d for pots.
Sugar steady at 4s6d for common.
Asa. Oils quiet.
LONDON MARKRrs.-Flour quiet but firm. COasO arm;
tea slow Of sale at unaerea prices. Rice firm. Tai
low firm at 6Ss6d. Linseed oil at z7s9j.
COnsOla closed at 95J<a95IS for account.
There are rumors OF a portable advance Of Bank
rates Of discount
Among the Pall>bearsrs at Lord Maoaulsy's fu-
tha al a. -
the House of Commons, Lord John Russell, Earl
Of Carlisle, &c., and among those present were a
great number Of gentlemen of Ominenoe, both in
politics and literature. The funeral was private,
but although divested of all POmp and ceremony,
was very impressive.
An slectiOnal reading had resulted In the choice
Of Mr.. Goldsmith as 9 member Of Parliament.
A large Pspal demonstration, presided over by
Dr. Cullen, had been held at Dublin, but it is rep.
resented to have been failure.
FRANcE.-Lord CoWley had returned to Paris.
The Patrie says his mission to London was truly
one Of importance. He is represented by true
authority, to have announced that Count WaleW-
sksrstrement very materially facilitated relations
between the Cabinets Of France and England.
Mr.. ThOmsnel, the new foreign minister, was
expected to reach Paris about the 18th.
Count Lullemand had been appointed Charge d.
Affairs, ad interim, At Constsnlintpls. He was
The appointment Of MoMahon to the command
Of the army in Italy, numbering 10000, was re-
garded as . sign Of WGrlike complications
A chapel in connection with the English church
in Paris, after being opened for two years, had
been suddenly closed BY the French authorities.
It was believed to have been done on account of
q short service having beon given in French for
the benefit Of children Of British subjects, who do
not understand English.
Hour uoarkak vuaa duIt bnf nrioaa uvsra nok
reduced.
The Paris Bourse had shown sOmeimprOvement,
but relapse occurred on the 10Th. The last price
was ST 45e. The market again showed symptoms
of improvement at the close.
SPAIN AND MORRocco.-Ths following tele.
grams indicate the course Of events in Morocco
according TO Spanish accounts.
Madrid, Jan. 3i.-The Spanish have advanced
on the road to Te.eran without b. ing attacked
Generol Zlbsla had recovered from bis illness.
The Spanish loss 10 the action at CasteilOgos
was 70 killed and 4s wounded
AOdrid Jan. 5th Yesferday the Spanish were
attacked 10 the Valley Negro by 1000 Moorish
Cavalry and OOOinantry They were dispersed
by the Spaniards who had five killed and Afteen
wounded,
The health of the troops at the encampmsnt al
Serallois improving
Madrid, Jan. 7t6.-The whole army encamped
this morning to the north of Negro Valley after
sition
In the course of the day council of Generals
was held to determine upon plan Of operations.
Il IS stated tbstthe army in Africa will be eonsid-
erably increased.
Latest dispatches dated Madrid, Jan 9th report
that stormy weather had prevented eOmmunica
ton with the squadron, but the storm had abated
and communication was re established.
The Spanish forces had again moved forward
ITALY,-The news Of Count Wslewski's resign
alton had produced very painful impression on
the Pope. He called together the principal mem
that be would never fail in the mission which
/ God had intended him but that like his predeess
sor Plus 7th, he would suffer exile and even mar
tyrdOm rather than do 80.
| II Is said that France supports the protest o.
Piedmont against the enlistment of foreigners fol
the Papal army and particularly against the whole
sale Introduction Of Austrian recruits into An
coma.
The theatres Of Venice had been closed, owing
| to political demonstrations.
Letters from Genoa speak Of the possibility o.
hostilities being resumed in Italy It is believed
that the Pspa troops, reinforced by the Austrians
would enter the Papai States, and In that case
Sardinia would send force TO the aid Of the Ro
man Insurgents The King Of Naples was report
ed to be largely increasing bis army. The Pope
Is said 10 have addressed another note to all the
Catholic powers except Sardinia.
Rumors had been current Of the intention Of the
Pope to quit Rome, but the Paris PGtris gives I
denial to the report.
FRANcE.-C6arges were rife against Austria, o
designed Intervention in Italy.
The Austrian Government had ordered Primes
Metternich to declare 10 the French Cabinet thai
Is would decline to enter into negotiations on any
other basis than the agreement Of Villa Franco
or the Treaty Of Zurich
INDrA AND CHINA.-A Trieste despatch gives
additional news from China and India under dat
Of Canton, Nov 26th, aud Cscutts, Dec. Sth.
The Treaty between the United States and Chini
had been put in force.
i Part of the Engli,h troops designed for opera
ton against the Chinese, had already sft for th
north.
India dispatches announce that Jung Bshads
was operating against the Rehels In Terai.
BOLOGNA, Jan. 1.-THE revolutionary commit
tee has organized. Among the manifestations il
the neighborhOod OF the Pspsl provinces, thosI
which took place at the theatres Of Ancona ani
Besare are especially mentioned. On the authori
ties appearing in their boxes, the spectators let
the theatre, rs II in accordance with pEeeoneeri
cd arrangement.
New pamphlets against the temporal power G
the Pope had been published in the legations an
Tuscany.
The very Latest. The Universe is the only pa
per allowed to publish the Pops's discourse.
The impression produced by the imperial mid
slTe is generally fayornbly regarded ct Paris en-
4 produced nearly as much sensation as the pam
phlst.
The Independence Beige says that there was \
foundation for the statement that Marshal Canro
bert was to be sent on an extraordinary missio
10 Rome, and that he has ALREADY. returned to b
command at Nancy.
IrALY.-Ths aspect Of the Italian question be
caused much rejoicing at Venice and Milan.
The first Electoral College Of Milan chose CouI
Cavour ss its candidate, after previously obtainin
his consent
AusrRn.-Ths agitation against the COnoord'
was Increasing.
The Austrian public openly speak ofthe prOPi'
ty of selling Venetia.
Emplovees and some Governmsnt officers haV
reeeivsd orders not to take part in public conVeT
satiou respecting the events Of the timer.
FRANcE.-The GaIette de France had receive