Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
ARRIVAL, on THE vANDRRBILT.

ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
SANDY Hook, July Il, lip. m.
The steamship Vanderbilt from Heyre via
southampton ath inst, has passed this point
for New York, where she will be due about
one o'clock Sunday morning.
The steamship Africa was at Ldyerpool on
the Cd inst. ~.
York via st. Johns arrived at Galway ON 'he
I'd inst
arrived at Londonderry on the Sd inst'' en-
route for Liverpool.
a considerable fall. Firm. Late quotations IS
necessary for each.
Bacon-Firm.
Lard-Steady, 57a59a6O.
Tallow-Advanced.
Rosin-Steady.
Spirits Of Turpentine-Dull.
Sugar-Firm.
Rioe-Steady.
LONDON MARKET.-Sugsr steady.
COiiee-Firm.
Tailow-Firm.
Liverpool Breadstuffs- tend
ency and all qualities slightly declined.
Nash 4 Co. report weather favorable for
crops.
Flour duh and declined 8d@ls per Dbl.
Wheat-Dull and declined l92d per cent
al red IOsSd@llsSd white llsSd@l2ssd.
Corn declined 6d@ls; holders were press
ing on the smarket there were considerable
sales ofyellow at S09Sls white SSs0dt9S4s'
Provisions generally dull.
There was a good demand for money, ana
- avrwRaatnn during the
9Is6.OOO of gold from Australia had arriv-
cd at London.
Numerous failures among leather mer-
chants in England. Their liabilities amount
ed to over a million and half steriing..-
The American houses in Liverpool IN the
hide trade were not compromised.
The Neapolitan Minister ct Paris had re-
The Prussian Minister had held q second
conference with Count Reckberg, having for
his object the bringing about of a more per-
feet understanding between the governments
Of Austria and Prussia, -.
There had been fresh disturbances at Ma
Piles.
pillaged, and many persons killed IN 81
The King had arrived there and immedi-
ately ordered the formation Of National
Guard.
Prince Napoleon will succeed Jerome Bo-
usparte as President of the Privy Council.
He will occupy the Palace Royal as Mar
shal of France, and receive Jeromes dona-
/ tons.
The Federal Council of Switzerland will
submit the following question to the forth
coming European Conference OF the Great
Powers:
Is it to the interest of Europe to leave the
| Simplon pass perfectly accessible to France,
without demanding that an understanding be
brought about between the Kings of Sardi-
MIA and Naples, relative to the common inter-
est Of the crowns IN ltalyI
An ambassador from Naples was soon ex-
/ pected to arrive at Turin with q proposition
/ nom the King Of the former for an alliance
| with Sardinia.
The Ministry lately appointed by Carl
baldi was unpopular in Sicily, and fresh mas
scores had occurred.
The Portuguese Ministry had been dis
solved.
John C. Heenan, the champion prize
fighter of the world, is a passenger on board
/ the Vanderbilt, with Jack Mcdonald, his
second in the late encounter with Tom Say
ers.
| A Naples dispatch Of July first says in
/ Sicily the liberal concessions Of the Neapoli-
tan government were far from checking the
enterprises of Garibaldi, and determined him
I to precipitate the annexation which he had
been previously disposed TO delay.
PALERMO, June 25.-Fresh disturbances
had taken place. Garibaldi had sent troops
to re-establish order.
I l. firm fhn Omnte
per the Arabia Of the state Of seige there,
agitation, sc.
Naples June 2s-This evening riotous
assemblings took place at the Stradi d
Toledo.
A grand gala was held to-day to oeie.
brate the Inauguration Of the constitutional
flag.
MARsELIEs, July 3.-Adyices from Naples
to the 3Oth ult., announced that assemblages
of the population commenced on the 26th
ultimo..
The populace shouted @Garabaldi foreverI'
q Annexation foreverl" "Death to the po-
licel"
The following day panic took place.
/ On the 2Sth all the police stations were
pillaged in open day, and forty Of the agents
were killed and wounded, and the Archives
were burned.
The London Herald and Standard and all
the other weeklies were confscated in Paris,
on Monday.
It is stated that the Prince Regent of Rus
sia is to visit the Chalons Camp.
LATEST.
Liverpool 4.-BreadstufIs quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet.
London, 4-Consols closed at sS9S@931Z
| Breadstuffs dull and unchanged.
Marseilles June 4.-COurier de Marseilles
states that slIirmish took place on the Both,
near Messina, between some detaehments Of
Garibaldians and a portion of the Royal
troops.
Adviees from Palermo give the names Of
a new ministry appointed by Gsribaldi.
MADRID, July 3.-Moroceo has paid the
first installment Of the indemnity to Spain.
The Vanderbilt passed the Arago for
] Southampton on the 9th.
| On the list Of passengers we find the fol-
| lowing names Col. Cipraini, Aid de Camp
to Prince Napoleon, Hon. ]. L. White, late
/ United States Consul to Lyons.
/ Col. Cipraini comes here to perfect the ne
cessary arrangements for the reception Of his
Royal Highness, Prince Napoleon, who will
/ shortly visit Our shores in his new and su-