Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-27
ARRIVAL. OF THE ANGLO-sAXON.

QUEhEc, Sept. %,
Tue steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
on the 18Th, via Londonderry on the lSth instant ai,
arrived here this morning Her dates ART Two
days later than those already received
fhe steamships Harmonic, from New ork, and
Glasgow, from New lork, arrived at Liverpoel
" GRSlT s1S ~ BRIfarS.-Fhe English funds were
heavy on Thursday, and the Paris bourse showed
me- beiief prevails that there will be no gene
raj war IN Europe, but that some new transaction
like the Vula Franea treaty will take place during
the autumn.
will not affect London firms
The English attacking party At Mariard, New
Zealand consisted Of Sl7 men. The natives lay
down on the ground until the men We're close
uuon them, when they sprsng up, fired their
lauble- barrel guns, and met the bayonet Of Their
adversaries with the tomahawkl keeping up
hand 10 hand fight The retreat Of the English
was 50 urgent that thelF dead and q few Of the
wounded were left on the battle held.
II b also reported that the natives took one
General. 60,
the commander of the attacking party, for not
calling 10 his aid additional force, which was
lald 70 be within his reach.
The Times says that letor Emanuel nhus a
formidable competitor in Garibaldi, whose sue
cess appears sufficient TO overcome any resistance
that can be made by the States Of the Church,
and which brings him into collision win tue
Austrian power in Venice.
and Austria and the Prince Regent Of Prussia
takes place at Warsaw on the lst Ol OCT. 49,
J. T. Sord Rgvs that the statement OF an allience
between England Austria and Prussia Is false so
far as Austria is concerned
Piedmont must make herself mistress Of the
revolution or be content to give up the lead and
d. follow There Is reason to believe tnat the I'm
psror Napoleon sees things from this point oi
view, and that no danger need be apprehended
Consols closed ON Wednesday At 93S iOrmoney;
esG9eSas account ...
frALr-Austria has not decided not TO receive
the Neapolitan feet into any Austrian port.
IL & asserted that without :, iting reply irom
Rome 25 900 Sandman troops entered Umbria on
the lIth and on the 18th 25 ,0O0 more Sardinian
Y fruous attacked and took PesarrO, taking prison
eIs 1 800 Germans, who were in the fortress
Gen Bella, who commanded the Pope's troops,
had ordered the sack Of the town and was taken
me German garrison Of Oriyete had eapltula
ted to the insurgents -
Gen GOyOn leaves Paris for Rome on the 18Th
TO take command Of the French troops.
Gen. LamOFicieFe had concentrated his army Al
AncSna.
Of the Sariinians into the States Of the Church,
as An attack upon international rights Russia
aud Prussia protested in the strongest terms, but
would take no other step
Cavour had issued a note explaining the new
II was asserted that the French army at Rome
will be increased TO 10000 men.
A Paris telegram 10 the London Post, dated
Wednesday night says the FiedmOntese forces
are marching rapidly on Lamorciere's army and
an engagement is expected to take place to-Lnor-
row.
the Emperor and the French Government have
used every exertion to prevent an invasion OF the
Roman states.
The relations Of France and Piedmont are crit
ical.
FRAxcE-The Bourse was fat and lower, rentes
67fS5c
the Slightest concessions to Switzerland in the Sa
-vOy AFFAIR Switzerland therefore, persists more
than ever in considering the question one tor the
decision OF Europe.
Breadstufs-Fiour dull; wheat firm at full
prloes; corn firm
Proyisions-Market generally steady
LoSDOS, Friday p. m-Consols closed at s5 ;
for money. a