Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11
ARRIrAI. oF rHe NoTA sooFIAN.

EORTAANns jan y
The steamship Nova Scotiani Capt. McMasteTs,
from Liverpool, Dec. 27th, via Londonderry 2sih,
arrived here at IL Is last night Her mails will
be due in New York at midnight
GEEkT BEIrAIs.-ho othiue Of moment has hap
pened since the departure Of the Palestine
fa5zaaa.=Ihe connection Of me Count OF De
Morney, with financial spegulations in mines and
the occurrences which had taken place IN con
uection herewith, were attracting considerable
attention IN Paris. CabiIef councils had been
held upon the subject, and il WIS Thought that
legisiative inquiry would result
The Journal Des uebats auiuadverisin IN the eX-
plicabie policy Of France and earnest y advocates
theiWithdraWal Of the French feet at Gaefa
Adispaich from Gaeta the 22d. sayg the bonn
bardment OF the city continued with vig0r
The spanish Ambassador left his Palace on ac-
count Of It beng riddIed with bullets Two Of
feers had been struck while standing near the
King. ~
New sardinian batteries can be seen, and are
evidently ready 70 take part in the lombard
a depufation has arrived here from Callabria
and promised 70 raise an Instruction in favor Of
the King.
The Turin. correspondents Of TIE Daily News
asserts that the commencement Of hostile lemon
siratiOns against Gaeta from she sea side, are
thought TO be at hand, IS orders have been sent
to the gun boats at Anc0na 70 leave Immediately
for Naples, and the ship Of war ltalianed at
Genoa aud Spezzia had been sent 20 the same
The garrison at Gaeta had been diminished in
number By the disuission Of a portion Of the
Royal Guard whose fidelity was doubtful. The
remaining defenders were in a deplorable state
but their resistance could be carried on stiR far
thar fora considerable period.
AusralA.--l'he Times, correspondent a Vienna
IS confident that nothing but brute force can in
duce The Austrian Government to give up the
Quadrilaterai- ~
1t was reported that France aud England had
come 70 an understanding ia regard % NeHetia,
urging the cessinn Of Neneiia without any terri
It Is stated that Austria had opened negocia-
tiOns with Rome for the complete abolition Of the
Concordat.
Accounts from Hungary are very nnsatisfae
tory. 10 taxes were being paid
LATEST via Londonderry y.--LendOn, Dec. I3--
The Times City article says the demand FOR dis
but for the facts being attributable to the eNcep
tional wants az the close Of Che year aR advance
n rate would probably have been decided upon
The eject upon the stock marset was consider
CHrsl.-The Overland Nail hls arrived
Lord Elgm expects 20 leave China early in the
year The second re girEent Is about 70 leave, and
Twelve 'men-of-war were also coming home
The fate Of the entire party Of prisoners taken
September 18th has been ascertained. The death
Of Can't. Brabazou occurred on the lst, and he
was ssved much suffering that Others underwent
re was Deheaded by order Of the Tartar Gen
eral. The Able de Lud was heheaded at the
Eane time.
about signing the Convention the more alarmed
the Chinese Government became that great ret
Eibution awaited the Emperor ana his Govern
ment.
II was resolved that the summer palace should
be burned TO the ground, as it was the spot where
some Of the cruelties towards the prisoners had
been perletrnted. sPr0clafnations were posted in
Pekin informing the people Of the measures that
were to be taken aud the reasons for their adcR
ton.
The gardens, palaces, temples and pagOdas Oe
eupied a space Of six or seven miles in extent
Two days were required to efectually set fire TO
and destroy all the buildinrs The loss on the
properly destroyed ercesisd two million pounds,
exclusive Of tie bgsiuiag