Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-20
ARRTYAL OF THE ARRABIA.

NEW YoRK, Feb l9
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool on the 4th,
dved this morning.
The Europa, from Boston, arrived at Queenstown at
at noon on the 4th.
The yigO was to sail on the sth for New York, In
GREAT BMTAIH.-In the House Of Commons, on the
ith. hr. Coehrane gsye notice that the 18th be
should call the attention Of the House 70 the state Of
The London Morning Post which has the credit Of
being the organ Of Lord PAlmerHton, has conspicu-
Gus editorial upon the policy Of England and FIanee
on the Italian question. IL says:
awe announced at the beginning OF the year, that
virtual alliance had been effected between England
and France for ths settlement Of Italian Affairs. We
expressly stated that the Wo governments bind them
result"
The most important portion Of the proceedings Of
the "a and 81 has been published 1.-THE refusal Of
Lord John Russell to lay before the House the
pondenee touching Savoy and the report Of the Gov
eminent on the minor question.
Lord John Russell defended the British Consul at
Taner, from the charges Of having aided the Moors
and asserted that he had pursued strictly neutral po
ation.
In response 70 an enquiry, Lord John Russell said
the Government had reason TO suppose that Warlke
preparations were gelng forward on an extraordinary
deaVored TO prevent renewal Of hostilities now that
the Congress was not likely to meet and had received
the most satisfactory assurances.
The ratidcations OF the commercial treaty would
be exchrngsd at Paris the 4th.
Dr. Todd the eminent physician and Psychologist, Is
dead.
FRASoE.-Rumors we're current that the Chalons
camp would soon be re-estsbllshed.
The Patre Pronounees false the statement Of ap-
preaching departure Of the French troops from Rome
The same journal says 1t appears certain that the
question Of annexation to Central Italy will be subor.
dnate to the result Of universal suffrage. AL the pow
e are agreed to the propety Of that measure the
early application Of which will positively make known
the state Of public opinion In Italy.
Rentes closed firm the Sd, at 67f s5c.
Prince Lotour de AuVergne is ordered to prolonR his
stay at Turin some time AFTER the arrival Of Baron
Ialyand to support The eounseH Of moderation which
Napoleon had ordered him TO submit to Cavour.
The French army is to be considerably reduced and
the policy Of the Emperor tends more than ever to
wards peace.
ITALY'-Au aHray occurred at Ancona between the
Papal Chasseurs and Artulerymen side and Cen
darmes the other. Three hundred Of the former
said to be under arrest or whom about 40 we're
wounded.
The Mazzini party was said to be active at Rome
Cen Gordon had taken measures for preventing any
signatures, had been sent 70 Napoleon.
AusTRIA.-kOssuth had suddenly disappeared from
London and It Is supposed he had gone 70 Hungary.
An address Of the Hungarian Protestant Association
says the national movement will resemble avalanche
Hungary will detach herself the first opportunity
from Austria
Austria is said to be directing more troops towards
TyrOl, Vienna and Hungary
The Globes Paris correspondent says:-t was gener-
ally understood that France and England were about 10
make joint summons to Austria TO desst from send
ng troops into the marshes Of Ancona and eTacuse
Venice At the earliest PERIOD and except such indemnity
as Italy is now ready to offer.
SPAIN-Another corps Is being got ready for Morocco
to be commanded by COncha.
Reliable accounts say that the Moorish regular army
had not yet been brought out The division is said
number 900 disciplined troops waiting for great
battle The object of the MOOrs said TO be to draw
the Spanish into the interior.
SOUTH AHERlCA.-The Brazil mails OF January had
reached Lisbon. There is no political news Of impor-
tance.
Tho expectation of coffee from Rio to the United
CNofad ~ huT
been 1852 bags. The stock on hand was 10000
bags.
The price of good fruits was 6-IOO to $500 Refs.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, P. M-Breadstuas and pro-
visions unchanged.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-The Australian mail has
arrived.
Several of the Paris journals seem to consider the an
nexation of Savoy nearly the concluded.
PARIS, Saturday.-The contingent Of 1859 is to Be
reduced from 140, 900 TO lOO, 900 men.
TURIN, Frday-The journals Of this day publish an
Austrian ordinance concerning the enlistment Of vol
| unteers for the NeapOlitan army.
Sandman officers have left for Bologna to organize
the army.
Arrests continue in Venice to an alarming extent,
/ and spreads terror among the inhabitants.
It is now formally determined that no Intervention
shall take place in Italy and the people shall be left to
their own devices. Il Is therefore agreed that the
States Of Central Italy shall dispose Of Themselves
Fresh elections 10 be held and the assemblies,
sultng from the peculiar choice, decree the
nexatiOn Of their constituents to the SRrdipian king
| dom,
The French troops to be Withdrawn from North
| Italy, and from Rome at early day.
Itis secret that Austria having regard to western
alliance and her own serious difficulties has gyea up
all hopes of retrieving her position and the influence in
Italy, and not only sheahs her sword but puts it aside
An attempt will Be made to induce her to grant re-
forms in Venetia Of which she is still left mistress
| The Post adds that the stubbornness Of the Pope
bids fair to deprive him Of the whole OF his temperate
ties.
Naples groans under heavier tyranny than ever, and
the cries Venice loud enough strike
then being likely to take still larger proportionE
best safest and most benefcent ia that Of strict
line OF duty by which this time last year might
have prevented war, by which may now guarantee
peace to Europe There Is foreign Intervention, but
| Italy for the Italians.