Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13
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GREAT BRrEAfN Mr.. Ducan's resolution in
opposition to the Budget had been brought 70
vote in the House Of Commons and rejected
by ll6 majority. JI-
Arrangements had been concluded for Lord
Elgin's going to China on an extraordinary
mission.
The British Channel feet bad gone to the
Mediterranean. Il was rumoFsd on account Of
Spain's demanding large eession Of Territory
from Morocco as enc Of the conditions Of
peace.
ITALY.-Austria rejects the proposals Of
England for the settlemsnt Of the Italian ques-
tiOn, stating that she AbideS BY the Villafranca
arrangement. She will not employ force at
present, nor increase it at present, to carry it
into effect, but reserves the liberty to do so in
tbe future.
Spain demands from from Morocco large
indemnify, and the possession Of ell the con
quIred territory, as 4 condition Of peace
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. propose making
an attempt to restore the old cable.
The London Morning Chronicls says treaty
Of alliance has been signed between Russia
and Austria. .....-.
MARKETS Liverpool -Breadstuffs firm; Pro.
vision market quiet
The London money market was easy at prs.
vious prices. ConSOls closed Saturday at "a
7-sa95 for money, and s5a95l-s for account
The follOWingi is By telegraph .,fsOm Liverpool to
Queenstown on Sunday
The Morning Chronicle publishes the following
in its second edition
Intelligence just received from a sure source In
Vienna, Is TO the following effect
Russia has decided on renewing her cid alliance
with Austria. The treaty is on the point Of being
signed, and win be carried to St. PstsrSburgh BY
Prince Alexander, Of Hesss.
We have excellent reasons for believing that its
provisions will be found to be as follows:
The most ample concessions as 10 all that re-
latss to the holy places at Jerusalem, will be made
BY Austria to Russia.
Second, with q view to e7entualities that have
every probability Of being refused, Austria agrees
to conform her policy 10 that Of Russia Is to the
DAnubean provinces and SerVia.
Third, as eOmpsnsatiOn for these concessions
in the East, Russia viii guarantee to Austris the
whole Of her territory, including Hungary and
Vsnetia, against insurreotion and foreign foes.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News
feRrs that it is but too true that ct q ministerial
meeting held on Friday and presided over by the
Emperor, aud which last four hours 4 resolution
vas taken against Italian unity, on the pretext
that Russia aud Prussia object to the annexation,
which alone can satisfy the Italian people.
The French Government Il is alleged have re.
solved that the project Of anneXing Piedmont to
Tuscany must be abandoned altogether. The peo-
pie OF Tuscany will be called upon 70 choose SOW
engns, and there will be no objection 10 the
choice falling upon the Duke Of Genoa, Victor
Emmanuel's nephew. Secondly, the Duchies Of
MOdena and Parma may be annexed 70 Piedmont
by the consent Of the Inhabitants Thirdly, the
question Of the Romanga is to be revised aud will
probably be submitted to conference Of the Pow
ers, but still, the idea Of creating separate State
Of the sovereignty Of the Holy See and annexation,
subject TO that Sovereignty either to Tuscany
or Piedmont Il not abandoned, Piedmont VIII be
requiied to adhere to these proposals. made under
the threat of Withdrawing the French army from
Italy and leaving her to the mercy Of Austria
NAPLES, Feb. ls-A decree Of the Minister
Of War orders officers on leave to join their regi-
ments on the 5th Of March.
Part Of the municipal guard has been moba
lized.
Agitation prevails in PalarAo and in the Alb
bruZzi.
MADRID, Feb. 25 The Spanish squadron has
left Atgesiras in order to lombard the seaport
towns Of Morocco, and will probably commence
operations by the bombardment Of Arphile.
PARIS, 26th-Ths Moniteur publishes . decree
on the organisation Of the artillery, suppressing
the list Of the ssorehouse batteries Of Infantry BY
creating three new regiments and the re-estaolish-
ment OF artillery trains,
The Moniteur publishes the programme Of the
opening Of the Legislature on the LIST Of March
nell with view to propose an interview between
Marshal o 'DonneIl and NHley Abbas and the Min
lister Katckai on the part Of Morocco. This inter-
view took place on the road to Tangiers. The drst
point discussed was the occupation Of Tetuan BY
the Spaniards, which was obstinately objected 70
by the Moors. Whereupon Marshal O'Dohust was
the point Of breaking up the conference, but at
the request OF Muley Abbas twas continued how
ever without producing any result. The MOors
asked for further delay which was refused by
Marshal Q'Donnell who declared The truce to be
terminated. The Marshal returned to Teluan and
Immediately sent foE the commander Of the Span
sh naval force in order to concert with him fur
ther operations,
PARIs, Saturday, 2;5O P. M.-Ths market has
been very dull. The rentss opened 6sf l5c, but
closed rather firm at 67f s5c, or about the same
price as yesterday.
LoNDos, Saturday E7e.-Ths funds opened to-
day at yesterdays prices, being supported BY the
large ministerial majority and the favorable Bank
returns, but decline subsequently took pnee.-
The share market was Arm.
The Board Of Trade returns issued to-day give
the exports for January at S9,356,497 against
f9,39S,4zS for the corresponding month last
year.
The definite reply Of Austria 10 the English
proposition for the settlement Of the Italian ques
ton, is issued. Reasons are given why Austria
cannot accept the English proposition ss basis
for an arrangement.
Count Reiohberg explains that the proposal
does not only essentially alter the right Of the
basis Of the European equilibrium, which was
founded By the treaty Of 1915. But It is also IN
opposition to the fundamental principle upon
which Governments in general, and especially the
Austrian monarchy is founded. In the third in
stance, the proposals destroy the rights of Italian
princes, which were placed under the guarantee
Of Europe, and which the Emperor Francis JO-
seph has q sacred duty to protect in his quality OF
chief Of the House Of HapSbarg. II induced by
all Of these motives, she declares, nevertheless,
that for the present she wiz not endeaVOr to undo
by the force Of arms, that which she cannot pre-
vent although rsserving to herself full and entire
liberty Of action for the future.
The tone Of the Count Rsiehberg's reply is ex-
oeedingly courteous and moderate.
A Paris telegram confirms the statement that
RO lsia and Prussia had joined in proposal for
conference Of the Eve great powers. Negotiations
between the Powers on the Italian question, we're,
it was said, being rapidly carried on.
A Vienna dispsteh Of the 24th gives further
particulars Of Rsichbergs's reply to England. It
iS dated 18th.
He expresses high estimation Of the Emperor,
70 the communication from Rrsnee, and says the
Austrian Cabinet recognizes that in the present
circumstances there is no opportunity for either
Austria or France 10 interfere in the control Of
Italy.
The application Of Intervention applies to
France, Austria having Withdrawn from an parts
Of Italy not under her control.
The organization Of Venetis must remain quite
extraneous to the negotiations between the Pow
ers, but the Emperor Loyalty maintains ali Of the
promises Of Villa Franco, and If they have not
been realized. the fault can only be attributed to
| the Italian revolutionary party.
GRHAT BRITAIN,-In the House Of Commons
Mr. Hadfeld had called the attention Of the House
to petition eomplainingof>a meditated breach
Of the peace between British subject and an Amer
ican citizen for the called championship Of Eng
land, and asked whether the Government intended
to take any steps to put down the fight.
Sir G. G. Lewis said the subject bad been brought
under the notice OF the Commissioner Of Police
who would take steps to prevent the fght within
the Metropolitan Police District, but no pledge
could be given as to the steps which would be Ia
| -, b,y,1a that limit