Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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NEW YORK, Marsh o.
The steamship Africa arrived this morning
with Liverpool dates Of the 18th ult.
EEoLAND.-The attention Of all classes Is
concentrated on the beuget, and meeting pre-
and con are held in all directions. The Con-
servatiVes show increased hostility to both
the budget and commercial treaty with
France, and in the House Of Lords an explana-
tion had been called for, Of the article which
binds England not to prohibit the expectation
Of coal.
Lord Russell stated in Parliament that the
special mission of Lord Elgin TO China, had
not been been definitely arranged. Lord Rus
sell also announced that he would introduce
Reform Bill on the lst Of March. He also
said that the correspondence was progressing
with the Government Of the United States,
with respect TO free admission TO the Amer
ican oOasting trade between the eastern States
and California, etc., but that the matter was
not in a position to be laid before the House.
In response to Mr. Peel, Lord Russell said
that inquiries had been addressed to Sardin-
ia, as TO whether there was an intention to
cede Savoy TO France. Sardinia denied any
such intention. The Earl Of Granville also
announced in the House Of Lords that France
will no nothing touching tnat annexation
without first consulting the greaty pWers, and
obtaining the consent Of the inhabitants.
A motion in the House 10 abolish fogging
in the navy, was negstiVed.
The army increase shows an increase Of
1000, 900 sterling.
ltis denied that Austria has replied to the
proposition Of England touching the Italian
question. 1t is also reported that Russia re
jeets the proposition.
Adyices from Mardrid state that Marshal
O'DOnnell is actively engaged in Teconnoiter-
ing the surrounding Tetuan. He had Tsceiv>
ed delegations from the Moorish Government
asking on what terms peace would be granted,
and had referred the question 70 his creed, who
had despatched messenger 10 Tetuan, with
the condition ON which peace will be granted.
The public spirit in Spain is Warlike, and it is
believed will continue so.
Iron masters in Glasgow have agreed to keep
all their furnanoes out OF blast for another fort
night
Dr.. Mu.ry, Bishop Of Rochester,, is dead.
The land forces Of England are fixed at l44,-
900 men, being an increase Of nearly 65, 900
men, in addition TO the East Indian Army,
which Numbers 80, 900 men.
The new Whetworth gun has been tried with
astonishing success, surprising in range and
accuracy the Armstrong gun.
It is stated that the French Government has
entered into relations with Prussia as men,
Der of the Tallverin, with a view to negotia-
ting Col Riels treaty similar to that with Eng
land.
NJ Thouvenal's circular to the French Dip
lomatic Agents, in resPOse to the late encyei-
cal letter Of the PoEe, is published and is at
tacting attention.
ITALY The KING of Sardinia arrived at Mis-
Ian on the 18th of February He was receiv-
ed with extraordinary enthusiasm.
Nine hundred Bsvariaus had enlisted for the
Papal army, and had arrived.
AUsTRlA.-A large number Of political pris-
oBers, from Venetia, are being sent to Sclavo-
MIA and eiseW here.
Austria had seized large quantity Of arms
on the way to Servia throughout her territory.
LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday, A. M-The India and
China mails left Dover for London at midnight.
It was rumored that the Governm ent had
later intelligence from Pekin, TO the effect that
the Emperor is disposed to make every conces
sion for averting further hostilities, and that
his peaceful disposition is met with honorable
spirit in England. ALI further contest may be
avoided.
AdVices from Rome say the Italian patriots
in Spalets, Heruhs, Ferri, and other towns
have sent 700 fanes to Garibaldi.
LONDON, Feb. l7.-MOney easier and funds
mpr owing.
ConsOls advanced-94 l-2 to 95 5-s.
Money bullion in the bank of England had
increased fl29,O since the last report.
American securitivt were active
I1rraRna1- Rah z-R-~-1-s-zEs 4urvS.
Flour nOminally unchanged, but difficult TO
sell, quoted at 23s TO 2ss Sd.
Wheat inactive and unchanged.
Corn dull and easier; yellow 23s to 23s Sd.
Beef in good request and selling freely at
decline in some cases of 25s 3d.
Pork selling freely at rs to SOS for new; AZ
TO 52s Cd for Tepackdd.
CacOn improved, revuest at full prices; short
middles at SO to 53s; Cumbesland Alto 49s.
Lsrd-Fair demand at So to Cos.