Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14
ARRIYAL on THE sTEAMER n. AMER1CA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER N. AMERICA
PoRTLANB, March l9
The steamer North America arrived here Al
500 this P. NJ #Lt
She left Liverpool simultaneously with the City
VI ot Bamore at noon on the 10Th Of Feb.s touching
! at Queenstown next day
The dates by the North America are four DAYS
| laLer tnan those already received
Inc departure ofthe steamer Fulton from South
9mytcn for New York had been postponed until
| The steamer Asia from New Yorl, arrived At
LiverpoOlat o'clock on the morning Of the 27tb
| ut
The steamer North Britain from Portland ar
rived at Queenstown at O'Clock on the afternoon
Of the 2sth ult., and at Liverpool at noon on the
| 29th uf
The total loss Of American ship Luna near Cher
bOurgh is fully confirmed. 0nly2 out oflthe 1O7
persons aboard reached the shore awe and on
OF these died almost Immediately aiterWard. The
survivor is an italian named Clement.
Another furious gale had visited England. The
lorce OF the wind at Liverpool was greater than
had been before known for years.
Several vessels lying in the river Mersey had
dragged their anchors, but no serious damage Eas
sustained by them.
The ship ROht. Mills, from Liverpool for Cal
weston had been totally wrecked near Holyhead;
no ive1 were saved. ls was exPecsd the car
90 would be saved. -t- -
The ship New Empirs from Mobile for the Clyde,
ran into Irune Bay on the 9th ult for shelter She
had TO cut away ali her masts
The ship Georgiana from Liverpool to New Or.
leans had to put back.
The statement by the London morning ChrOni
Gle OF an alledged alliance between Russia and
Austria received by the America via Queenstown.
attracted considerable attention. and It's authentic
ty was actively canYassed.
ssIheiChroEicle il subsequent leader repeated
tne news, remarkiDg, this new alliance CORRIDORS
ates the statementWe haYs for some time past re-
lteratedI that there existed dark and wide spread
conspiracy against the cause and freedom and pro.
gress, ana Immediately menacing the peace Of Eu-
rOpe.li F
The London Herald regarded The statement as
at least pr tmature, but IN subsequent leader says
u Deheyes the statement OF Russia having decided
70 renew the alliance with Austria to Be correct.
No treaty, It adds, has yet been signed, but there
IS no doubt as 10 the renewal Of friendly rela-
tiOns.
The Independence Beige utterly disbelisyes the
announcement.
The news is also disbelisved by the Paris jour
The London Globe of the 2sth announces on
authority that the Austrian Government has stated
that the report Of the Austrian Russian alliance is
entirely devoid of foundation.
A Berlin despatch Of the 9th says the new
proposition, Conference Of thefVe great Powers
had iaIled mainly because England declined to al
llw eventually free discussion OF the Treaty Of
1856.
The Paris Constitutional publishes despatch
from ThOuVenal, dated January 3Ist, addressed TO
the French Ambassador at Vienna, 70 be cOmmu-
nicated 10 Count Reichberg.
NJ. Thouvenel gives a historical outline of the
fruitless eudeaYors OF France to bring about so
luton of the question Of Central Itaiy, the inhab
tRnts Of these provinces having refused TO recOg-
nizs their former sovereignty
France, he adds, will still however consent to a
Il Nlan g.1~s
the dismemberment Of the States of the Church on
condition of the principle Of non intervention Pc
ing maintained.
A Turin dispatch says that the Russian Ambas-
sador bad in the name of bis Government TSsiiiit
sentedt Count GsS' the heavy y1Fe verv mo-.
ma t Y WSieT The Earoue powers were endeaVoring
and the state Of affairs less threatening, she were
to take steps for the annexation Of Central Italy to
Piedmont.
A circular had been issued by the Sandman
Minister of War to facilitate the Consolidation and
organization of the Lombardo Sandman army.
The French Government had resolved against
Italian unity.
In the House OF Commons a motion was made to
produce the correspondence with France and Sar-
dinia relative to the projected annexation Of Savoy
and Nice to France.
Sir Robert Peel seconded the motion in aspeeeh
in which he denounced the ambitious designs Of
the Emperor Napoleon.
Lord John Russell said the Government would
speedily produce the papers,
FRANcE.-A report that Count WaleWsk would
soon proceed 10 Vienna on q special mission was
pronounced unfounded-
The regular meeting Of tho Atlantic Telegraph
Company was to be held in London on the dsy
the North America left Liverpool.
The report Of the Board Of Directors state that
the endeavors which have been made for some
months past to raise funds for the necessary Gd.
diIiOnsl cable, have resulted in q subscription Of
$4,000, The Board, however, are disposed TO
defray from their own means the expense Of keep
ing me company in existence Tor further period.
SPAIN.-There is no news Of importance from
the seat OF Wart.
..Th whole Spanilh Press was violently attacking
England, and one journal, the NOYedadis,- had
gone tU such lergths in the matter that its cir
culation had been prohibited.
a later dispatch says the Spanish squadron had
bombsrded Eavache and Arceila causing great
destruction. -..7.-e
TURIN, Feb. 29.-By royal decree of to-day
the Electoral Assemblies are eonVoked for the 25th
OF March, and Parliament IS to meet on the % OF
April Another decree appoints 80 new Senators.
PARIS ThUrsday.-The note by which the
French government requires Sardinia to give up
the project Of the annexation Of Tuscany is dated
the 25th of Feb. and was despatched the same
evening TO Turin where the Courier arrived on
Monday last
Baron Tallyrand has informed n ThouVenal By
telegraph that Count Cavour is not expected to
return to Turin before the 2sth when be will deliV
er the note. 80.
RoME, Feb. ls.-The reply Of the Holy See Of
N. Thouvenas last message of the 18th ult will be
dispatched to France by thenext Courier via Mar
selles
TURKET-Prines Millash being seriously i'll,
his son had requested the Sultan to recognizs him
as the Hereditary successor. The demand was
supported by Russia.
Fears were entertained that in the event Of the
refusal, an insurrsotion Of the SolaTonians in
Turkey would ensus.
The India and China mails from Calcutta Jan,
24th, aud Hong Kong Jan. 18th, had reached Eng
land
The news generally anticipated
he question Of the tonnage dues has been
settled by an Edict from the Emperor appointing
four mace per ton as the rate to be levied on for
eign vessels at open pOrts-
The U. s. steamship Hartford was at Hong
Kong, and the POwhattan st Japan.
The American Minister had obtained q pledge
from the japanese Government that the Treaty Of
Jeddo should be carried out.
OVERLAND MAIL.
ST.. LOUIS, March Is.
The overland mail Of The 20th ult reached here