Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
OF THE KANGAROO.
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AuS CaAauidh b@lleu ABOUT the same TIME
for Portland
The Baltic was to sail on the oath in pl. ce
ofths Juis for Halifax and N. Y.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
evening Of the 10Th
The EdinbuTg arrived at Queestowu on the
morning Of the 2lst
The U. s. steamer Iroquois was at Gibraltar
and the San Jacinto at Cadiz
The annexation Of Savoy to france is gen.
orally regarded as an accomplished fact.
The London Times says the Emperor Ma
poleOn must be permitted to carry off hiE prey
All the appointments Of official for Savoy
had been completed in Paris.
A despatch from Vienna announces that
Austria will prOnOunees herself against any
violation Of the rights of Swiss neutrality,
guaranteed by treaties.
GREAT BRITAIN.-A proposition in favor OF
ballot had been reje ted by large majority in
both Houses of Parliament.
The Reform Bill was being debated. but at.
traeted little attention.
The sqnRdrOn to convey the Prince of Wales
to Canada will consist Of the screw steamer
Hero, 81 guns, the Arcadia, 20 guns, the Flyia
Fish, guns, and the royal paddle wheel yacht
Osborn.
The london Times strongly recommends
that he visit the u. s. and feels sure a visit to
the President viii be appreciated.
Mrs. Jameson, the authOress, is dead. and
Florence Nightingale was seriously ILL., Pray
ers were offered for her in the various garrison
ehapsls in England,
The Mediterranean Telegraph Line will be
completed in two months, when London will
be in direct communication with Calcutta.
France according to the Paris correspondence
of the London Post. in its relation with Eng
and were mt in very sztifaetOry state.
The camp at ChalOns this year is to consist
Of 10000 men under Marshal Mcmahon.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says: II was reported that French diplomatic
manifesto would shortly appear, in which all
designs upon the Rhine frontier will be express.
ly disclaimed.
Reports that the French troops were under
orders for Savoy, were unfounded.
The provisions OF the Commercial Treaty
between France and England were in force,
and the export of French goods to England had
commenced on q large scale.
Flour was If lower in Paris.
Wheat was firm
The Paris Bourse closed fiat and rather low
er
Rents closed on the 25th at off 9Oc.
ITALY.-signor Farini arrived at Turin on Sun
day, the lSlh inst, and was forthwith presented to
the King. Sig, +. said-"I have the honor to
place in the hands of your Majesty the legal dOo-
uments containing the returns Of the universal
suffrage of the people Of Amelia. MayyOur Maj
esty deign to receive them with favor as a token
Of gratitude and confidence.
The King rep!ied-"This manifestation of tie
national will is universal and so spontaneous that
it confirms to Europe, at different time, and un-
der altered conditions, the vote already expressed
by the national assemblies of Amelia.
This manifestation completes the proofs Of the
order, perseverance,, patriotism and wisdom by
which those people have msritsd universal sym
pathy and esteem. 1 accept their solemn vote,
and henceforth will be proud to call them my peO-
pie. In uniting to my anciHnt powers not only the
States Of MOdena and Pa.IH Int also Romsgna,
WhichIhas already separated l.c from the Papal
government, do not intend 10 flil in NY deep
devotedness to the Chief am real 0 defend
the independence necessary to the supreme min
lister Of religion, the Pope, to contribute TO the
splender of his court, and to pay homage to his
sovereignty.
Our Parliament, in receiving Representative
Of Central Italy, will insure prosperity, liberty and
indsp eudence to the new kingdom.
The official Gazette publishes Royal Decree,
annezing the province of Amelia to Sardinia.
Another cree eOnvOkes the tlsct raj Eembly
Of the Amehan Prev l. CO for the 18th of March,
and another decree appoints Is new Senators.
Nothing decisive had taken place relative to the
annexation Of Tuscany to Piedmont. The Tus-
can Assembly had dissolved.
The Paris Patrie says that ,OG0 men were
about to be levied in Tuscany and 25,OOO in the
Amelian Province, thereby Increasing the Sar-
dinian army to nearly 30O 900.
It was asserted that Piedmont would contract a
loan Of 500O0O00 francs.
The Director Of the Popes public debt had
gone TO Brussels TO contract loan of 10000, 600
francs.
The Government Of Rome had authorized the
importation of wheat into the POntiicia ports in
the Mediterranean
The Paris Constitutional states that the Pope
hac addressed a MODitory 10 King Victor Emman
uel, intimating that henceforth all relations be-
tween His Holiness and the Royal Family must be
considered as broken of. That His Majesty will
understand that he has openly violated the laws Of
the Church, and is formally eXcOmmuncated-
The Holy rather reserves to himself the duty Of
taking into his consideration the interests OF the
Universal Church, and the good Catholics Of Pied
mont, before proceeding to severer measures, which
in any event any event weigh from hencelorth upon
the person Of the King.
lie NOrd says the moment the Popes Bull is
Illuminated the cities OF Milan, Genoa, LeghNrn,
Turin, Bologna and Florence have agreed to illa-
inmate and give the character Of national eele.
bration to the event.
great manifestation took place at the Vatican
on the 10th in favor OF the Pope.
| Il was said at Vienna that the French troops
would retire if the Pope accommodated Victor
Emmanuel.
Another report is that the NeopolItan troops
will at once enter the Papal States if the Sardinians
| lake possession Of ROmagna.
The municipal council OF Nice had voted against
annexation to France, and sent deputation to
| Turin on the subject.
| AUSTRIA -Itis stated that the French Ambas
Iador bad informed the Austrian government oI
| the approaching evacuation Of LOmbsrdy by the
French troops, and in the name of his govern
ment expressed the wish that Austria would con
tinue to observe nonintervention in the affairs 81
Central Italy.
The Austrian SIele says that since the interview
at Villa Franco the Emperor has made too many
sacrifices for the maintenance Of peace TO be ablt
TO recommeHce European war, though keeping
a merely ObserVant attitude, Austria must draw
the attention Of France TO the secret intrigues o
Sandman agents in Venetia, and repeat most dis
| tiDctly that the Emperor Joseph would not hesi
tate to make the greatest sacrifices in defence 0
| his rights in Venetia
Popular demonstrations had taken place 10 Pestl
and other places in Hungary in commemOratiOR o
| the Revolution OF lS45
Austria declines TO renew the diplomatic inter
course with Sardinia owing TO her iagrant viola
tions of the treaty Of Zurich, in the annexation
the Central Italian States.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-Breadstuf irmer ant
lower, % to 29s.
Wheat sales a. retail at Id advance.
Corn very dull at 32s Sd to 33s Sd
Provisions inactive, but no material change il
price.
Ashes quiet at at 29s Cd for old pots.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Pos
writes that report that Austria had joined in th
protest of Switzerland on the question Of Savoy
is without foundation.
SPAIN AND MoRoCCo-In the last engagement
before reported, the Spsniards had $50 killed anc
wounded. The Moors numbered $4,000 and th
action lBstsd seven hours,
In another severe eight on the 7th, the spaniard
we're victorious.
Tanjisrs was expected to be attacked in a fe'
days.
The whole Spanish feet had left Gibraltar 70
Tetuan.
NAPLEs.-General Filabghiere had resigned
and Prince CassarO had succeeded him as Pfesi-