Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-24
ARRIYAI. OF THK NORTH BRIrON.


The steamship North Briton from Liverpool a
l05< A. d Of the 15tk, via Londonderry on the
n IN inst, arrived here at O'Clock this evening
Her dates are two days later than those received
BY the Arago at N. Z
The steamer Bohemian fIOm Portland reached
Londonderry on the morning Of the 9th inst
ihEA1- -BEtfAiN.-Quite panic prevailed In
some parts. sa. ll..- ... .'... q -
Liverpool, 9th.-Rumors were RfOat that mob
ha entered the bakers shops and helped them
selves owing to advance in the price of bread
and the suspension of labor in consequence Of the
severity Of the weather. and that 9 regular riot
had broken out A large number of shops were
forthwith closed and feeling Of alarm prevailed
N the city. The seports, h0WVvsr proved
grounuless, and confidence was finally restored
There had been no break in the severity of the
weather and navigation was getting more aud
.IOFe dificult Many parts Of the Thames were
ehoked up with floating ice, ana the entrances to
the docks had. 70 be kept open By steam tugs.
ERAEcz--Ihe retirtment Of n. ThOurand from
the foreign ofice had again been TumOred
The Paris B0urse on the 9th was inanimate
but rather hrmer Rentes 6TfI0o, .I4l
The Constitutional says that in the event Of
& i sS5is FesSh & Aset & 5so @ s sa A+ste Il 0'isSea Il
lTALT-Advices from Gaeta previous TO the
present armistice, state that the Piedmontese
were constructing new batteries only 500 yards
Ii was said the Cabinet at Turin had resolved
70 tolerate the Intervention Of no other power
the kind.
A. l. not true that the French feet at Gaeta will
be replaced by a Russian heet
The Wurfemburg Moniteur says that Sardinia
will shortly give noJice 20 the German Diet OF
the different annexations TO and formation of the
italian kingdom, and that thereupon the Diet
VIII refuse 70 recognize any representative Of that
kingdom. The same Journal boasts of the readi-
ness Of the Prussian and German Federal army TO
meet any enemy.
AUsTEIA--An autograph letter to the Emperor
Fran'i5 Joseph dated 7th inst, prOclaims very
comprehensive amnesty y Hungary, Transylya-
uia, CiOua and SolavOniR. on account of suc.i
peaalties as have merely aimed At change in -
ysiem Of the Government as established beft =
October last. -1
lile llluis ems are ordered to put this ordinanea
INTO immediate execution.
A Perth Telegram says that the government is
resolved to adopt a provisional electoral law
'or Hungary on the basis Of the 5th article of the
ne Hungarian Diet will assemble on the I'd Of
T0RKEy-The dismissal Of safete Pasha has
been rsscinded. - s-
d be neWI from syria rsportI Increasing disqui-
ct there.
Lord Palmerston In a speech at southsmptou
had referred 10 the situation Of afairH OF Aneri-
%. de said there was to much reason 10 fear that
be Union which had cOnduoed 90 much prosperi-
y ana happiness, was in danger Of disruption
4e expressed 3 fsrvsnt hope that whether he
Union was maintained or dissolved it would be
accomplished By amieable means, 30 that the
world might be spared the affecting spectacle Of
= hostile coRfict between brothers.
The King Of Prussia had issued proclamation
10 which, alter paying warm tribute to the late
King be declares himself faithful to the tradi
lions Of his house and desirous Of protecting the
constitution, elsvating and Strengthening bis peo-
pie and advancing their position among the Ger
ma States. he 1aye cOnfideace in peace is sha-
ken, but / will endeaYor 70 preserve it. and con
GUIDES By sAking for the courage and confidence
LoxDos, I1.-Mails from Calcutta, China, and
Australia, arrived at Marseilles On the 10th inst
are'due in London In time for the steamship Nj
agra, which sails for Boston on the pad inst
All the China ports are now open, and foreign
steamer are permitted 10 trade on the inland
waters
A Chinese eHbassador is to reside in England
Exehange at Hong KongsWas al ssld per cent,
which e les faTorable for England.
~ Shanghai the rate Of exchange is unchang
Trade at Melbourne had greatly Improved.
llseoo OF q gold had been shipped to Eng
In New Zealand the native Isbsllionists have
been completely defeated.
ne Times, oity article Of ThuFsday, says this
has been settling day IN the English Funds, but
the market generally was steady
The demand Tor discount at the Bank Of Eng
la1d was moderate, and on stock exchange 5a5L ~
per cent was paid for short loahs, and Q per cent
for long periods. 49,
About SC 900 soyereigns were taken from the
bank to-day, Of which fifty thousand Is for Can
ada, and the balance for New York.
In The Paris discount ms fset money Is being
freely offered at teFma below those Of the bank
Le horde suys that on the ID Of November. the
Russian ambassador at Pekin ratified conven-
ton with China, confirming privileges In regard
10 the Amoor river, and extending TO her
commercial advantages,