Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
New YoRK. Jan. 8.

NEW York, Jan. 8.
The steamships Kanger0o and Arabia have arrived.
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The vIgo loft Liverpool for Philadelphia on the 29d
The CTcassign arrived at Galway on the afternoon o
The 23d. she had board the Of the ship Mof
fatt. from st. Johns for Liverpool, which was abaa
doned At Boa.
The report thas the Pope had claimed the Presidency
OF the Congress for hs penipotontlay. Is nniounred
Prince GortschakOn had expressed desire that the
opening Of the Congress should take place after the
commencement Of tho new year, Jan. 18th. hs will
be detained ou that day at his Court BY the duties O
his office.
Count Adgdor, tho representative Of the Republic
San MArino, at Paris, had presented memorandum
70 Count Waeuski addressed 10 the future Congress
protesting against the eneroaehment of Piedmont.
Tho nomination OF the Marqula Aupergne fOrtnerly
Ambassador Of Franco at Turin, tlo second French
plenipoentay at Congress, gave great snsactiou 10
the friends Of Italy.
Paris dispatch Of the 23d says the French Govera
msnt had telsgrsphed the powers concerned that the
opening Of the oOngess would not take place before
/ Jrn. 18th.
Marquis Auteuide aud CbovalIer Canofard were ap-
pies
GRRAF BR1TAIH-The London Herald had announced
that complete reform bill is to appear in the Consii-
nal Press Magazine and In the event Of the post
Placement Of the Ministerial Reform Bl oris proving
unacceptable TO the Constitutional party the bill 10
bO published will be brought Immediately before the
/ House of Commons.
Lord Palmersion had been making speeches highly
euOgiatic Of the voluuteer movement. t..
The Grsat Britain spoken 10 Dec. l4th-all well,
which strengthened the conviction that the report Of
her having been foundered was base hoax.
Lord John Russell tells the hemoralisls relative 70
Mexico, that England Is endeHvOrng TO come TO
derst ndng with the other powers In respect to the
course to puTsne. He points out the difficulty with
the United States recognizing one part aud England
and France another. ...r -.#
The wlfo Of J. Il. Gurnoy, n. P, had elopsd with
of the family dOmescs. The lady Is possessed Of
half million pounds sterling In her own right
Tbs belgium Government has agreed 10 forward its
mails for Canada aud the United States by the Canad-
Tu IL hot
posed that the German postal league would adopt sim
liar arrangements
FRANCR.-A pamphlet, entitled The Pope and the
COngess, signed by N D. LaquOronico, has been pub
shed, and attracts considerable attention, both in
France aud England, Il believed TO express the
sentiments Of the Emperor The pamphlet Is written
in spirit Of eoneilliatiOn and compIomise and al
though it does not propose to take away the temporal
power Of the Pope, 1t advocates Curailmsnt Of them
and urges that komagna should not be restored to the
Papal dominion.
The Constitutional in an article by principal editor
approves IN general Of Its contents-deelaring how
ever, that 1t intends 10 combat Of the PROPOSE
lions madO by the author.
rhe English press generally euogEs the pamphIst. =
The Times says: We leave others 70 caEIl on forms
and ceremonies. Enough for us il there Is reas0na
bic hope that the two great EurOpePn powers will bo
found side by side in defense OF the rights Of the Ita
ian people, and that Protestant England will find a
hearty and efficient support In the Emperor Of Catholic
France.
Tho French war steamer Dugeselln while trying her
engines oil Brest, ran on reef and rapidly sunk in
The Bourse closed firm on the 23d Rentes TOf Soc
Spain and MOrrOecO.-A Madrid telegram, of Dec. q,
say8 yesterday 1000 MoOB attacked the Spanish, bnt
IePulsed enegetcay, and compelled 70 retreat in
great disOrder-eaused BY grape shot and RrenaGes
fho Spanish had 81 wounded.
Ten men-oi-war, formerly stationed Rt Havana have
just arrived to reinforce tn squadron at Agesiers.
great quantity of provisions had boon despatched
to the army in Africa.
Breadstnfs-RS s. & Co quote Corn quiet and un-
steady in prices. Flour unchanged; quotations 22&23-
AL Whsat-quiot for consumption, bnt in some re-
quest to hold over; prices firm at l&3 Ok for red,
and 0&e II 1&6 for white Indian Corn htly easier At
slA32s for 4SOl lbs
PrOvsions-n beef further decline had been submit
ted to- and sales reach 400 tierces Old pork eORtin-
ues neglected; small parcel OF has arrived, but
has not been sold. BacOn-sma lots Of long mid
dies have sold in retail at 49a5O for Cumberland cut
There are no sales Lard-du; retail sales At 55a56.
TaloW-rathsr deaTsT but Ouly Ia mOdsrats request;
sales Of fine Canadian at 5S.
LATEST NEWs.-A Manrid despatch Of the % says
the MoOrs have attacked the Spaharis the road 10
Lstnan, In order to obstrust the Wolks. They we're
VietorOusly repulsed.
Gen. Pum distinguished himself.
The Spanish had four kill, and forty wounded; all
| the works have been completed.