Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-08

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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Parliamentary proceedings were unimportsnt.
A prospectus had been assured ior new Ielegrnph
Co, which proposes to establish a system on the
heavy postage principle snd convey messages of 20
words to anypart of England, Scotland, aud ireland
OF the uniform rate Of one shilling An lnnue ntai
pounds It is proposed TO work the lines on Allen
patent. The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce
the Atlantic Cable have failed.
Mr. Hardy, the electrician in his report says, BY
hard hauling pieces Of the cable were raised in small
lengths, amounting in all to seven miles, but the
cable invariably broke at short distances and It was
necessary al last to abandon the attempts The re-
port saws the iron wires, often appeared sound but
on minute examination, they we're found eaten ana
rotten, the gutta PeIcha aud copper wire were as
Positions which we're wrapped with tarred cord
were sound, the tar and hemp having preserved the
ne public income Of Great Britain for the year
ending june 30, was tl46,OOO and the expenditures
The American horses at the Goodwood races we're
meeting with i'll success. MIR. Ten Brooks Maggiore
and Satellite ran second for the Stewards Cup and
GoOdWOOd Stakes respectively.
The GOodwOod Cup, for which Starke was great
ayorite,was to be run for the afternoon the Canadian
left Liverpool.
The Prince Regent Of Russia Toplitz on the 25th,
being received at the railroad termeni by the Empe
rOr Of Austria
The Paris Pays gives q report Of a treaty between
Austria and Prussia preceded by conference ct
TopltZ.
merston's speech on England's National Defences
had created great sensation Some writers say
that serious alarm felt as to the maintainance
Of peace between the two nations.
A correspondent Of the London Herald tndulges in
various war-like rumors, and states that all the
Naval officers on furOugh had been ordered to report
themselves without delay.
The naval resources have been called out
The French feet in the Mediterranean is TO be
raised to 20 sail Of the line.
Military preparations go with unfagging ac-
tvity the Syrian expedition, which is stated at
. 900 men besides artillery and cavalry.
Naples and Sicily.-Nothisg new has transpired
relative to Garibeldis movements.
The King of Sardinia has received the NeapolitOn
Ambassador.
Nj. Mfieo, whe commanded tho revolutionists in
lS49 but recently foreign interpreter at Queenstown,
has gone TO join Garibaldi.
a Turin dispatch Of the 18th says the mission Of
the Marquis De La Greca TO Paris, is to bring about
a compromise by which the King OF Naples would
receive the result Of an universal suraae in Sicily,
should the Western Powers guarantee the integrity
Of his dOminiOns the main land, and prevent Ga
ribaldi from landing there.
Russian letters say that great excitement pre-
vailed against the Turks on account Of the mas
sacre.
The Paris Constitutional says that the expe-
ditiOn prepared by France will, as a matter of
necessity, be carried out, and an early departure
may be expected The part of France will be
that of occupation rather than that of interven-
tion.
RoME-A letter from Rome says the Pope had
refused to adopt any of the measures recon-
mended BY the French ambassador, and declares
that if these changes are forced on him he viii
abandon his States.
Fears are entertained that Garibaldi might
suddenly appear on the Papal territory.
STRIA.-Advices from Syria are 10 July 7th---
Nothing fresh, but affairs were still seriOus.
., Two Sandman war vessels had been sent to
the coast Of Syria.
It is reported that the Yiceroy of Egypt had
placed his troops at the disposal Of the Sultan, to
punish the Druses.