Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-16
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

T.
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone,
from Liverpool Saturday 9Th, via Queenstown,
the Tth inst passed Cape Race at noon on the
18th, and was boarded BY the news yacht OF the
The news BY the Arabia is one week later 'i-..
The Arabia Is bound for Halifax an 80.
and will be due at the former port on Tue.
The Daily News says that the Great Ship Co.
have dispensed with the services Of Capt. Hall
and Mcclellan, the chief engineer and the man
ager. The detention Of the ship during the WIN
ter at Milford Haven may have something TO DO
NIrIEs-It Is stated, via Genoa, that Garri-
baldi had sent despatch to Naples dated l,ln lhe
1st, announcing victory along the whole line
snd that the Royal troops were being pursued
The Dicto of Turin publishes dispatches, dated
Naples ID, stating that the Royal troops were re-
pulsed from Caserta and were surrounded.
The Garribaldians made 900 prisoners. The
above victories lacked confirmation.
Its reported that Garribaldi 1ad invited y &c
tor Emanuel togo 70 Naples and assume author
ity and he would retire 10 his home.
RouE AND gARDTSIA-A summary OF the rope
Allocution at the ConsistOry Of the 2sth Is pub
He Removes and condemns In the strongest
terms the detestable and sacriligious attack Of
the King and Government Of Piedmont
He protested and would not cease to protest against
fheir ectg which he declared null and Of no effect.
Re euloFiZed and blessed his deiender, ana called
On ne Furopsrn powers for assistance He deplored
tie dssstrous policy Of 5noninteryention, and called
IN tis povTerg to examine seriously into its danger
2n1 erect end e2neioasa So, Dy "a I l ~ Iod vet
come to the assistance Of the Father of the fathiu
who 4 attacked BY the Parraeidat arms OF aesene-
Il is reported that Napoleon in reply to the Pope
maintains the non-ntervention principles and Will e
promising 70 maintain order In the Holy See, his
desire was 70 consign Rome to the protection oI a
Victor Emmanuel issued an address to his soldiers
ct Aneona sxtoling their bravery and the rgheous-
IA conciuded by saying that he assumes the
command, as he desires TO be foremost when their
In the ssrdinIan Chamber Of Deputies, Cadet
10 demanded the production OF All documents,
relating 10 the entry of the Sardiuians into I'm
bria and the Marches.
Count CaTour refused to comply he also declared
that there existed neither public document nor pm
yata treaty, that no conversation or negotiations
had taken place, and that no power had made any
proposition involving the cession Of single inch o
The French Cabinet admitted the expediency
Of such Congress, but says that territorial
change demands general European Congress.
EEAHeE.-Ihe French submarine telegraph
HinOna-
The funeral service for the Papal troops lately
Slain was eelsorated BY the Archbishop Of Paris
ct Eotre Dame on the 6th inst
He pronounced the statements 70 the contrary
utterly false. Ihe FaPal Government Is making
Gresh enrOllments, and promising large reVgarTis
70 those assisting the troops eoneentrted at Triv-
oil.
Ine HpauBu GVNeElliuell mas demanded Con.
FreSs Of the Catholic powers, with view Of qua
fantseing the integrity Of the States Of the Hoiy
See.
Several French Bishops have issued pastOra,
Letters protesting against the acts taking place 81
Italy
Ramors were revived that the Emperor woult
soto Warsaw, having received an invitation, bu
fhe PAYS and Patrie publish denials
ABsTnrA The wives and families Of Austrian
oGioers in venetih have been ordered to immedi
atsly quit that Territory.
RubstA.-Ths Empress was aEfely delivered o
Prince On the o..