Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-24

thing that had taken place. He admitted, how
ever, that certain private letters from Lord
COwley, containing nothing Of moment had
not been published
Several Peers deprecated the practice Of dip
lomatic correspondence being carried on by
private letters.
In the House of Commons Lord John Rus,
sell requested Mr.. Kingsley to postpone his
motion protesting against the annexation OF
Savoy to France on the ground that discussion
aoW wOnld be prejudiCial to the public service.
Mr. Kingsley consented, but would introduce it
at subsequent period. tst
The subject OF allowing France 10 carry out the
system of emigration from India to her colonies,
was brought up and denounced By 3ir. Cane.
Lord john Russell reiterated bis former expla-
nation. that the arrangement was made vita q
view Of aboiishing the free emigrant system Of
France, which practically reviewed all the evils
Of the slave trade and under these circumstances
he thought the new arrangement perfectly jusri6.
cable.
Mr.. Ryno moved an address to the crown, sp-
proving Of the new commercial treaty with France
and promising Parliament to take the necessary
steps to carry it into effect.
Mr.. Lindsay moved al amendment, praying
that Her Majesty will adopt measures BY supple
mentary treaty or otherwise, TO carry into effect
the abolition Of all deferental duties on vessels Of
ports and colonies.
Mr. Lindsay pointed out the Disadvantages IN
der which British shipping lAbored, and eontended
that an alteration of the French navigation laws
was absolutely necessary.
The debate was resumed the following day.
Mr.. Hosemsr moved that the article in the
treaty relative to Goals be admitted, but it Wasre-
jected by 226 majority.
The debate resolved the Savoy question aud
the general relations of England and France,
The address was finally agreed 10 without
amendment and without division.
Mr.. Halliburton presented petition from Brit
ish America against the alteration Of the timber
duties.
In the House Of Lords debate on Italian af-
fairs took place, strict neutrality being urged by
all parties.
Sir Robert C. Hill, commander at Waterloo
and in the Peninsular War, is dead.
No more floating batteries, with iron sides, are
to be constructed, owing to the Armstrong guns
having completely riddled the immensely thick
iron plates Of the experimental vessels.
The abolition of the duties on tallOW, rice, but
ter, cheese, &C., went into effect on the 7th inst.
The projected annexation Of Savoy and Nice to
France continued to attract much attention.
The London Times, while editorially con-
demning the project and applauding the firm
protest of the government against it, repudiates
the idea of England demanding any exPlsna-
ton, which might any day lead to war
The Paris Pays, in an editorial complaining
of the hostility of England to annexation, says
| it would be unreasonable to suppose that the
Emperor would renounee that which he regards
as the security Of one of the NEST important
frontiers of France.
1t is stated that since Cayour's last dispatch
relative to Italy, orders have been dispatched
to the French army in Italy to be ready to
march at the first notice, and that the reply to
officers demanding a short furlOugh, was that
tbs whole army would Immediately evacuate
Lombardy and return to France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says it was thought likely that as soon
as universal suffrage in Tuscany declares for
annexation to Piedmont, the Savoylrds viii
have a French army on the spot.
The Paris Patrie believes itself In position
to state that in the question Of Savoy Sardin-
ia shows such conciiatory interests as might
be expected from a coun4ry which owes its sg-
grandizement to France.
FRANCE The monthly returns Of the Bank
of France shows an increase in cash Of 4, 500 :
O00f, and decrease in bills discounted Oi
2s, ,OCO, OO0f.
Marshall Neil, senior Marshall of France, is
dead.
Reports had been current of dissensiOns be.
tween France and England, relative to to the
Chinese mission, but the Paris correspondence
of the London Post prOnOunces them wholly
unfounded,
The Bourse was nat and heavy.
The Rentes closed on the 9th at 6Tf 75c-
The OBiniOne of Turin afirms that in q EOte o
the 2d of March relative 20 Savoy, Cayour ex
presses the attachment Of the Government Of The
King of Sardinia to his Province, bat al the same
time to the principle which he supports IN CentTa
Italy He declares his intention 10 fnterrogate thl
population in such a manner 10 be established BY
Parliament reserving besides the questions OF form
and guarantees to be given 10 Savoy.
Another authority says that Cavour, in the samI
noe denies chat the inhabitants OF Savoy and Nlc'
have any desire 10 be annexed to France, but hI
suggests that the question be tested by vote o
the people as wei as in Tuscany and the Ro
magma.
LATEST.
Turin Msreh The OpiniOne publishes Coun
Cayoar's despatch of the ID relative to Savoy an
Nice. He dscared that the aggrandizement G
Sardinia can never prove dangerous to France
but considering the obligations that Sardinia Is {
render to France, serious attention must be give
to the EmperOr's demands at the moment Whe
Sardinia demands for the inhabitants Of Centra
Italy the right TO dispose Of their destiny. Sh
expresses herself to the charge OF inconsistency
she denies the right Of freely expressing tnel
wishes to her subjects dwelling on the other SD
I Of the Alps.
. A roysi decree at Naples establishes mOdifcs
!. tions Oh 24O articles of customs and tariffs, an
: orders a revision OF the remaining articles.
The Tuscan correspondent Of the London Tint
asserts that under certain conditions, and with q
free consent Of popular viii, the Italians wou
consider themselves well rid Of SavoYards.
sPAIN.-NO additional engagements are II
ported.
TURKEY.-Another misunderstanding exist'
z among the ministers. and change IN the min;stl
= was hourly expected
g The Western Powers had made proposals to Il
= Porte 10 assist 10 the maintanance Of its rights
SerVia and the Danuban PriDcipalitles, should a
7 loompiicatiou and armed intervention occur there
Il Is stated that the Court had requested
treaty Of alliance with them for certain emerge
; cies.
D trust continued, and the Stock market had be
le heavy and dropping, An increased demand
a money had sprung up, and few Transactions
a taken place at per cent
Applications on the Bank were numerous, a
:. on the Stock Exchange the rates were to
= cent.
n ding Orleans at IL Is.
in Freights to Liverpool Sd.
d, Sugar firm at previous rates. receipts ana s'o0
~ LoSDos. Fridsyi eve.-Ths Money market
h. slightly stringent with an active demand.
EConsols closed 9Isl944. Money s4s9S7<' .
4 The bullion in the Bank of England has
ereased f47,OO6sinee the last weekly return. . 3
Bar silver IS 24d Mexican dolls ars % -
American eagles 76s and I'd. /. o......,,,,
'1Fbe verv latest BY telegraph to oleenstoHi
nd T,SxrpPooI.. Sunday P. M-Sales Of cotton yess
, day foot up 5000 6aIes. Market closing dull
N. Breadstuas quiet. Provisions quiet.
Saturday evs.-consols closed t0'dAy. s44Gs
Money e439sls on account
American stoeks.-Baring- Brothers report
limited buslness at previous rates
ts FROM NEW ORLEANS.
by NEw ORLEANS, March %
nd The sloop,ofWar PEBBLE Is below with prison
at Of the prize steamers. All well.
WeghaFe no further news.