Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

| Leltchi from Liverpool iIth inst, via Queens
town the following day, arrived at this port a
past this P. NJ. She will sail shortly 70
| Boston.
GREAT BRITiN Mr.. Gladstone had intro
duced his Budget The fancial results Of las
year are set forth as eminently satisfactory -
The estimated expenditures for next year arr
put down at over f7O,O00,000, and the receipts
at ESQ, O,66O,O 600. The deficiency is 10 be made
up by an income tax Of l0d on incomes Of ESQ
and 10 on incomes below that sum-
Tho provisions of the French treaty had
been explained, but they had been generally
anticipated. The duties have been materially
reduced on wine, brandy, timber, currants
raisins, dc. The duties on paper, butter, tai
low, and other articles are abolished. The
duties on tea and sugar remain unchanged for
another year. The treaty was generally very
| favorably received.
In political matters nothing of striking in
forest had transpired
1t is confirmed that the French troops in
kaly have received orders to march at a davis
notice, and it is supposed the occupation of
Tuscany is contemplated if Piedmont continues
to oppose the annexation OF Savoy.
Austria rejects the principal propositions of
England for a settlement of the italian question.
The official objection had not been received.
It Is supposed England will now assume
mediation between Spain and Morocco.
In the House Of Commons, on February sth,
Sir j. Trelawney's bill abolishing Church Rates
was debated. Sir G. Lewis and other Govern
ment supporters favored the measure. DTsraeli
and other opposed it, but the second reading
was carried by vote of 26 to 234 The major
ity was smaller than was anticipated.
On the 9Th, Lord John Russell stated that no
convention had been entered into between
England and France relative to the combined
operations in China, but an ordinance on the
subject had been issued which settled the basis
Of proceedings, and the question of permanent
occupation BY either power of any portion of
Chinese territory.
Sir Fitzmer Kelley obtained leave to bring in
bill for the prevention of bribery. Its pro
visions are very stringent.
Mr.. DunscOmb moved that in the Parlismen.
tary elections in Gloucester and Wakefield,
which have rendered themselves notorious for
bribery, the votes be taken by ballot
Lord Palmerston spoke against the ballot on
general principles, and the motion was rejected
by / majority.
On the 10Th, Lord John Russell laid On the
table the treaty of commerce with France.
France agrees to reduce the duties on coal
and coke in 1850, and on fax, hemp and other
items from the lst OF June 1861. On the Ist of
October, 1861, France will reduce the duties
on all articles of British productions to an ad
vaorem duty of 80 per cent, and after years
to 25 per cent
England engages to reduce all duties on
French manufactured goods. The treaty is to
be in force ten years.
He defended the action of the government
in negotiating this treaty.
The army estimates are Els, 500, 900, includ-
ing rs 600, 900 for the Chinese war
The Budget was received with cheers, and
its consideration fixed for the goth.
FRANcE.-The Paris correspondent of the
Times says circular will soon be issued by
the New French Foreign Minister to the diplo>
matte agents abroad which may be considered,
in some sort, the programme of the Imperial
Government in its foreign policy. 1t is to De
eminently pacific and friendly to all.
1t was reported at the French War Cfiice
that the order for the French army in Itsly to
be ready tJmaTch ct days notice, had been
countermanded.
The Bourse was without much iluctuation
The Rsntcs on the 10th closed quietly a.
97f soc.
There is nothing new of importance relative
to the annexation of Savoy
English journals publish a strong appeal to
the English nation against the annexatiOn.-
1t is signed by 262 leading men of the capital
of Savoy.
IrALY.-The Paris correspon lent of the
London Times says news of the French army
of Italy having received orders to be in readi-
ness to meve at the first notice has been con
irmed The order, it is said, has reference not
SO much to the movements of the Neapolitan
army as to the Pope's.
PARIS. llth.-The furlOugh granted to the
French soldiers has been suspended.
LONDON, Feb. IL, P. NJ "A Cabinet of the
Council has been had to-day
ALI the evening papers state the Budget has
been very favorably received in the city,
A telegraph dispatch from Constantnople,
Feb 4th, says:
"Siace the departure of N. Thoubend a
great change has taken place in the relations of
Ambassadors The French charge has scarcely
any intercourse with the Persian Ambassador,
who has had frequent conferences with the
Austrian Inter Nuncio"
Sir Henry BuIwer has had several conferences
with Count Lallemsnd.
SPAIN.-Marshal O'DonnelI has been created
Duke of Tetuan, and raised to the rank of a
Grandee of Spain.
expresses the hope that the Carnival will pass
off without any disturbance.
The Chinese were strongly fortifying Pekin
and the entrance to the Peiho.
Ten thousand Tartar troops were centered
near the Peiho.
The British were preparing for a campaign.
Trade with Japan was stopped by excessive
demand by Europeans for Japanese gold in
exchange for dollars, and by insult offered to
the Japanese.
Richardson, Spence q Co. report flour firm
but quiet at 29s 3ss6d.
Wheat firm but quiet Red 9s6i 9slOd,
white los Ils6d.
Corn advanced Cd since Tuesday Yellow
32s6d 34s.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report beef steady
and stock increasing. al.
Pork steady with sales of new at 79s; old is
neglected.
Bacon buoYant and active.
Lard firm at 50a595.
Tallow advanced fl, and butchers 6s6d.
Chess grm
LONDON BAring's Circular report
breadstuffs quiet but steady.
Iron steady at f5 los f5 los for both raili
and bars.
There is limited business at previous rates
in State Stocks, but few of which are Offered
/ for sale.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHlNGroN, Feb. %.
Hyatt and Army have gone to New York anC
Boston to consult and council concerning the
future course Of Hyatt in his contest with the
Senate.
Ifhis counsel so advise he will come herr