Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
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Last Nights Report.
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The London Times that Ia the event of no Con
gfess being held all that will then remain will be
TO recognize the Genital Italian States which has
been formed out Of R0mOgna aud the Dachies,
either as an independent kingdom or Us part Of
the Sandman monarchy. to take our stand on ae
complished and leave the Pope and bis supporters
TO their remedy.
The Daily News remarks that tbs projected Con
gress Il indefinitely postponed and that no FREUD
Of the cause OF freedom In Italy need regret the
temporary difficulty in which diplomacy finds T.
self as every month gained confirms the liberty Of
the Italian States and justiles the revolution be
fore the world.
ihe Pa is correspondent, WRITING on the LIST OF
January, says 1t was then reported In Paris that
The Congress would be summoned at the end OF
January, but the exact day was not known.
A despatch dated Rome. 3 inst, saysthat the
Duke de GrammOnt had positively started to the
Holy See, that the Pamphlet, the Pope and the
Congress docs not contain The programme Of
France.
The explanation produced an excellent efftct On
The Pope and il was hoped that he would not Ob
jeot to be represented In the Congress-
Prince Gortschakoffleit St. st. Peterburg on the
9th for Paris.
Tue latest acCounGs from the Continent do not
confirm the statement that the Congress would not
be held-On the contrary it was reported In Paris
that Congress would meet Feb. IL.
GREAT BRITAIN.--The Constitutional magazine
publishes a reform bill which bill which was sup
posed to have been cOnoocted under ihe auspices
OF the conservative party, but according TO the
London Herald, the bill in question hss been pub
lShed entirely without the knowledge or sanction
of the leaders of the conservative party, A scheme
for the conversion of the public debt Of Canada
into one consolidated per cent. stock, iTTedeema
BILE for 25 years has been ofic tally promulgated in
London and attracted considerable attention.
Mhe liabilities of the colony are stVted at Ell,
50O, 900 sterling. q.
The Roman Catholics held q meeting on the
Sd inSt for the purpose Of adopting an address to
the Pope expressing their sympathy. From
800 to 5000 persons we're present, including a
largo number Of women. Great unanimity and
enthusiasm was evinced. One of the resolutions
adopted was to the following effects that although
as Catholics We firmly believe the spiritual author
ity Of the Pope not to be of necessity dependant
on his temporal, we yet consider that diminutiOn
of such temporal power would be detrimental and
injurious to the best interests Of religion.
FRAHoE-Aceording to custom, the Emperor
on New Years Day received the members Of the
diplomatic corps in La Sale du Crone.
The reception took place at P. NJ and is thus
reported in the MOniteur;
The PaPal Nuneio addressed the Emperor as
follows:
sembes the Diplomatic body around your Majes-
ty, have the honor, Sire, to offer to you its res.
psctful homage"
The Emperor replied As follows:
"I thank the diplomatic body for the good
wishes it has expressed on the event Of the new
year, and I am especially happy at this time to
have an opportunity Of reminding its representa-
tives that since my accession to power 1 have al
ways prOfsssed most profound respect for reeog-
nized rights: Be then assured that the aim Of
my efforts will be to re-establish everywhere con,
fdence and peace"
His Majesty passed before the diplomatic circle
and spoke q few words to each ambassador, max.
ing inquiries especially respecting the health o.
their soveIOigns. .t. ttt
The reception lasted 25 Minutes
The EmperOr's speech was generally regarded a:
satisfactory, but attracted little atte ntion
It was stated in official quarters that the bulge
of the Minister Of War for 1860 would be prepared
for strictly peace establishment, the army beins
reduced TO less than S4,OO0O00 men.
Commercial and financial affairs in France WerG
in less favorable condition, owing to the uncertain
ty which had arisen relative to Congress.
Paris Breadstnffs market dull, but the prices o.
wheat and -four sustained.
| BTandies were difficult Of sale
The Paris BouTse had been depressed at fur
ther decline.
The Rentes reeeded to 6sf 45c, but on the 81
there was more irmness, and the closing price
\ wore 79f 75c.
sPAIN-Madrid, Sept. 3I.-Yesterday the Span
ish squadron burnt aud blew up the fort at tn
river Of Tetuan.
Tribes not wishing to continue the war hay
withdrawn to their mountains.
Madrid, Jan. lon Friday evening the Moor
vigorously attacked our encampment, but were re
pulsed with great loss. The Spaniards showed
| great bravery. Their loss however is not cOnsi1
cradle.
The rumOr of peace having been conciuded
altogether false. -
After glorious fight, the Spanish army, com
manded by Gen. Prim, defeated the MOOrs on tb
whole line, and advanced as far as Gaspilligos.
The Hussars executed several heroic charge
| and captured flag,
The Moors were 40 600 strong. and lost at leas
l,5OO.
The Spanish loss was from 400 to COO.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails in the army.
Three vessels sailing under the English flag cal
rying oontreOsnd goods, had been brought iror
Geuts to Algesiras.
ITALY.-Gen. Goyon, commander of the Frenc
forces at Rome, has been ordered by telegraph
proceed to Paris. This, in some quarters, wa
Interpreted into menace towards fapal govern
ment
A despatch from Modena says that in cOnse
lquence Of q demand made by the family OF th
boy Mortara, who had given proof that the kid
mapping Of the child was ordered by the lie
Father and Iuquisitor, and Seilette, the latter ha
been arrested, and Judicial proceedings had bee
instituted
Garabaldi had been honOred with an enthusiast
ovation at Milan, although he endeavored 70 pas
through that city en- route fer Turin quietly an
unobserved. His mission to Turin is said to haV
reference to his probable appointment as CommaI
der-in Chief of all the National Guard Of th
Kingdom. --St- s-v
A general smnasty in Naples had been deferred
but fifty individual pardons had been granted
Cardinal Antanelli had announced his intention
to leave Rome on the 18th for Paris.
AUsTRIA.-Yienna letters say that very On
friendly feeling towards the French again pre-
vailed in that capital.
The addresses to the Pope which had been y
ing in the Vienna churches were not so numerou:
ly signed as was expected.
An Imperial order directs that there shall B
no levy of recruits in 1860, and that no more tha
the ordinary number Of men shall be raised
1851.
The Emperor had announced his intention
dissolve "a regiments and effect such other II
ductiOns as would shortly place the army on
peace footing.
The statement that the aristoeratic officials
Austria had placed their pay at the services Of q
Emperor was put forward as hint for them to d
so, but they did not respond.
Il LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN. i
PANS, Thursday.-The Emperor has appoint
cd Mr. Thondeval Minister for Foreign Affairs
place Of Count WaleWski whose resignation h'
been accepted.
NJ Barouehs is entrusted ed interim with II
Ministry of Foreign Affairs until the arrival of
ThOndsVaL
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGTON, Jan. l9
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