Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

PORTLAND, Feb. q.
Tho steamship Canadian, from Liverpool I4th,
via Londonderry 18th, has arrived.
The steamship North Briton, from Hortland
arrived at Londonderry the l4th.
The steamship Teutonia, from New York ar
rived at Southampton the 18th.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A Ioudon. Letter in the Paris Moniteur asserts
that number Of English merchants are about to
present an address TO the Queen praying that a
negotiation be opened with France for a mutual
raductioq Of existing aEmamentS
The Parliamentary proceedings were unim-
The rumor was revived that Lord John Russell
will shortly accept a Peeraga and seat in the
Rouse of Lords,
vicinity was considered imminent The cotton
spinners and manufacturers in the district held a
large meeting and resolved TO resist the dictato-
rial demands of the operatives. who in their turn
maintained their positions firmly
TRANCE
Another pamphlet, entitled Trance Rome and
Italy: by II. La GueFroniere," was announced
for publication on the 18th. The Patrie says It
will give clear insight into the imperial policy,
and enable Europe TO Judge
The seui-ohicisl pamphlet on the same subject
already Published says in the event Of the French
troops leaving. other foreign power VIII be al
lowed to supply their place
The Bourss, on the 18Th, opened firm and closed
fat 6sf 400.
ITALY.
A Turin telegram Of Feb. 14th, says Gaeta VIII
capitulate tomorrow morning.
Claldini VII occupy Mount Orlando ana all the
fortications and after the departure Of the royal
family he viii occupy the city, the garrison re-
manning prisoners Of war until Messina and Ciyi-
tslla del Troute shall be surrendered.
e7rhe King and Queen with their suite will de
part on board the French ship Muette.
Dispatches from Gaeta prior to the capitula-
tion, say that Capuchin Monk LEFT there with
the mission of raising insurrection in Calabrls
and was arrested near CazanZa, and important
papers found on HIM.
The city Of Fiume and surrounding district
had been declared In state Of seige.
AUSTRIA.
Il said the subscriptions % the new loan viii
exceed 90 900 900 forms
The Committat Of PestiChsd voted an address
to the Emperor Of AustTiS End King Of Hunga-
~, declaring that the recent royal reserip have
destroyed the confidence created by the iperial
diploma Of October last The law prohibits the
payment of taxes By the diet and force alone could
remove the citizens from the lawful ground they
have taken and uiueserved return to conEtitu.
tional life can alone save the King and the oonn-
try. eo,.-,-. - -,
pav taxes as Heretofore till the Diet shall have
taken It's resolution
swITzERLASD.
A Berns telegram Of the 18th says It was
throuh the medium Ofthe Swiss Consulate az Al,
geria that Mr. Golden proposed that HWitzefleno
mediate between cOntending States Of America
The Federal Council had defined the PROPOSE
ton on the ground that it was not qualified for
such an once but at the same time expressed
thanks 70 Mr.. Golden.
LIvERrooL- Feb. Il -Breadstuhs-R iohandsOn,
spence Co, and " Wakefield, Nash Co., report
-four dull aud QUOTATIONS barely maintained; eX-
ira state 2oa29ssd-
The Bonapsrte Paterson case was again before
the French Court on the eth The imperial At.
f1rnsy explain s1 all its leading bearings and said
Ihe only question was II the marriage null for
Wtut Of pu5licafi0n IA Fr1nce9 and argued thai
this had 0e n decided in the Affirmative The
Court adjourned Judgment eight days.