Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25
FORRIaN ARRIYAL.

Owing TO the telegraph giving out Satur-
day night, and not getting In order yester-
day, we were unable to transmit the full
dispatch by Anglo Saxon from Liverpool
18th, via Londonderry l4th, till to-day.
The Anglo Saxon reports that she attempt
ed to pass through the straits of Belle Isle,
but there being so much field ice, was com
PEELED to come around. She failed to bring
regular telegraph dispatch Of the latest news
from Londonderry.
The Great Eastern Is expected to leave
Liverpool in about a fortnight with three
regiments of infantry, field battery Of artil-
lery, and g number of horses for Quebec
1t is admitted that this movement is suggest
ed by American difficulties, but 1t is only
for protection, and will only raise the gar
rison from its present weak state to what it
was ten years ago. This movement is re-
garded by some as an insult to the United
States.
The London Times in replying to the in.
dignation If the Northern States against
England, shows what little cause that gov
errment has to sympathize with the Ameri-
can government; says that she will assured
ly not rejoice at the military success Of
either beiligerents.
The British Ministers were defeated in the
House of Commons by c majority of 1O3 on
the proposition 10 bestow one of the seats by
Acknowledgement on new metropolitan bor-
ough.
The bill repeating paper duty had finally
passed the House of Lords.
The annual meeting of the Cotton Sup
ply Association had been held at Mauches-
Ter. The result of the exertions of the As
ISOLATION is reported to be rather discourag-
ing. Increased efforts in India and Western
Africa to raise a supply were urged in view
of American trobles.
The Moniteur formally announces that the
! Emperor Is resolved TO maintain strict neu-
trality in American affairs, and publishes q
decree specifying measures Of neutrality to
be observed by Frnch subjects.
1t is asserted that Count Cavours death
will hasten the recognition Of Italy by
France.
Paris Bourse-Rentes 67f 75e.
Anew Italian Ministry has been forced.
Baron Ricasoli, is President and Minister
of foreign affairs.
Illness of Garibaldi is officially denied.
The British squadron had been bombarded
and destroyed at Porta Nevo, killing zoe
natives.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In relation to the Parliamentary proceed
ings, on the 18th, M~cGregory, the member
who postponed one OF his motions on thu
subject of recognition of the Southern Con
federacy, wrote a letter to the Times, explain
ing why he desires a speedy recognition 0
the Montgomery Government. He regard
this the coCrse to be taken, contends that thI
North cannot hold the South in permanen
subsection, and urges for a peaceful separa
. ton. Ee believes the recognition by Eng
land and France will cause the North Il
pause before plunging deeper in the struggle
and concludes by disclsiming all hospitalit.
to the North, being actuated by love ofpeacC
4 The London Times in an editorial on
decision of the French Government OF
American difficulties which is In complet
accordance with that Of England, must tsni
4 to convince all reasonable Americans that I
: English acts there is neither hostility 0
e double dealing.
SPAN.-The American war had carrie
such an advance in prices Of cotton that ma
nv small factories have been obliged 70 Gloss
! thus throwing thousands of workmen out Q
: employment.
PoLAsD.-It is stated at Warsaw that Pc
land would soon be declared IN a state {
seige in consequences of Representations mad
3 by the new Governor.
IxDIA.-India mails reached Marseilles o
the 18th. The American portion Of them 6
forward by the Europa.