Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ARRATYAL OF ME PERsIA.

The Steamship Persia, from Liverpool Mar,
3lst, via Queenstown April lst, arrived thu
morning. She brings ono days later advicer
Her news is partially anticipated via ST. Johnr
A mixed Commission is to determine wba
Savoy and Nice shall contribute 10 the publi
debt Of Sardinia and to the execution Of seVers
pnblio contracts
The King Of Sardinia has issued procama
ton releasing the inhabitants Of Savoy an,
Nice from further all egRnce.
The Patre says he French regiments il
returning from Italy will stop succossively a
Ohambray and Nice, but that q military oe
cupation will only take place.
LONDON April Ist, via Queenstown -Des,
! patches from Genoa say PIedmontese troops
entered Florence on the 2Sth Another disyis
ion is on The march from Bologna toward Ra,
VIENNA.
The Piedmontese Garrison at Nice is about
returning to Genoa.
Dispatches from Florence say Prince Ca
yagnan, in a proclamation to the Tuscans, tells
them the King understands the object Of an.
nexatiOn TO be to unite their energies with
those Of the various races who had elevated him
to the National Throne, and that his first reso
luton is 10 achieve their happiness to the full
extent which their cOuduct had merited
Dispatches from Vienna say the Austrian
Cabinet had addressed note 10 the Cabinet at
Turin, sternly protesting against the annexa-
tion Of Tuscany, Parma and Modena TO Pied.
mont, maintaining her lncontestible right to
oppose an act which, in desposiling legitimate
Princes Of the rights granted them BY European
treaties, will also destroy their rights 10 sue.
cess which these same treaties secured to the
House of Hapsburg.
The necessary tormalit'e es Of the treaty be-
i~@sn France and Sirdinia, in regard to the
The report addressed by tie Swiss iFEaisd 4.
Council to the Federal Assembly, protests
against the annexation Of the neutralized
provinces of Savoy to France, and says the
Assembly shou request the Council to con-
tinue to protect energetically the rights and
interests Of Switzerland in rgard thereto, and
to obtain that the Statu quo should be respected.
TIE Assembly will be again cOnyOked in the
event of It's being necessary to call out troops,
or shonld other circumstances require it.
GREAT BRITAIv.-The bill abolishing Church
rates and the income tax bill had passed through
the Commons.
Sir Robert Peel made a speech denouncing
th} aggressive policy OF Napoleon, and calling
upon the government to take digniied position
| in opposition to his schemes. The speech was
|
Earl Egin was to leave for China April 4th
The Chief Constable of the Isle Of Ely, one
of the chief resorts for prize fights, had OBJ
tanned warrants for tie apprehension of Sayerl
and Heenan, with view to their being bound
over to keep the peace for twelve months II
was believed in sporting circles that the origin
ally named day for the fight would not b;
changed.
The English shareholders in the GranC
Trunk Railway of Canada, have agreed to the
Directors recommendation to raise { 10000.
to pay off liabilities and provide luther Iollin.
stock.
FRANCE.-Some French journals had recon
menced their diatribes against England.
The Paris correspondence OF the Londol
Herald says that preparations were being mad
for the campaigning outfit Of an army Of 250,
600 men, and that officers and men on furlougl
had been ordered 10 join thtir corps.
A journal under French protection wa
shortly to come out az Geneva, 80 adyCcat
The doctrine of natural frontiers l. .le fules
extent.
ITALY The Constitutional says that Franc,
waits ouly the safety of the Pope before with
drawing her troops from Rome, but she viii
not do so until they are replaced by an army 0
an Italian power.
Lcttsrs from Rome confirm the account tina
the alocution IrJnouneed by the Pope on tn
26th, included the eXcommunlcatiOn Of Victo
Emanuel, without naming him. It specific
his acts, which it says have incurred the cen
sure pro ounced by the Councils against tn
plunderers of the Church.
The Papal carbineers had taken eff the es
euteheon Of S riinis from the house of th
Sardinian Vice Gansul at Pessro.
Garibaldi had been elected Deputy IRON Nice
The act Of major accommodation agains
those who have promised to aid, OF cOunselle
rebellion, invasion, or usurPation, in the Re
magma, was published in Rome On the 29th.
The Ambassador of the Western Powers a
at Naples had urged reforms upon the King.
The Neapotan Ministry had rendered thei
resignation, but it was not accepted.
Dispatches from Rome say in case of tn
evacuation by the French, Rome will be Occu
pied by POntIfieal troops and Neapoltan troops
and will enter he marches.
Three thousand Plpal troops are concentra
ted at Ancona.
A new revolutionary demonstration was
have taken place at Rome, but did not tax
place in consequence of secret circular dis
tributed among the people intimaiing that sue
a demonstration might be cause Of annoyanc
to the French troops.
Prince Caraignan had arrived at Leghorn {
route for florence. His reception was mos
enthusiastic.
Prussia's reply to n. ThouvenaIs note e1
presfes disapprob1tion of annexation of SavO
to France. 1t also intimatos that the appeal
Switzerland to the powers as to her right
must be examined, and those rights must
protected.
Queen Victoria is expected to visit Berli
about the end of June. The aecouchement {
her daughter, the Princess Frederick William
is looked for in July.
sPA1N.-The Spanish less in the battle of Il
25th was 1867 killed and wounded.
The Bank Of England had advanced its IA
of interest TO AZ per cent.
A letter TO the LOndcn Times gives the d.
tails of the late massacre at Rome by the Pap
General D'Arms, from which it appears Il
persons were wounded. a number of the lad
, were injured, the American Vice Consnl stal
j bed in the side end several French militia
: wounded
Spohlterfobt's circular, per the Persia, sa,
the crooked policy pursued by France natural
excites a good deal of Indignation here and il
creasIng distrust on the Continent. The sRtsE
cordiale is consequently at an end, and we a
: drifting obviously into a critical position t
wards our neighbors This state OF things
priyes merchants Of the necessary eonfdent
: TO cultivate business on a more enlarged seal
Morey has been more in demand. Time
provision is making by many from the aPpI
= hension that the financial wants offOreign 60
e1nments may bring foreign loan into 0
} market, and that the rate of discount would
raised. It has been advanced already one-hi
per cent.
Lord John Russell's speech on the 26th ul
seems to have caused rather less favorable
= lations between England and France 7
substance Of it is that the transfer of that ter
tory to France was the subject of appeal irC
: Switzerland to the Great Powers.
There was DO doubt that the conduct Of
Emperor Of the French had produced gr'
distrust in Europe, coupled as it was by
,,-+ tsI-pr, b,y Sardinia He felt however Z