Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
ADDIT1ONAL F6REIGN NEWS.
HALIEAx, Desember %.

HALIFAX, December 70.
The steamer Asia has arrived. Her
dates are two days later.
Hesnsn's oontusiOns were found TO be
very severe, but he had no bones broken.
BE received no internal injury.
The bets on the result exceed the
amount ever made on any like occasion.
The Times gives ga editorial on the af-
fair, and says Heensn was game through.
out. He tried to crush his antagonist by
dsshing him to the ground. Kings tao.
tiets consisted in striking series Of
sledge hammer blows on the most promi-
nent part Of Heenan's phiz, until the lat
ter collapsed from exhaustion.
The affair was over in twenty four
rounds, and lasted thirty-f five minutes
There appears to have been but little sci.
sRce displayed on either side, but 1t was
nevertheless fair stsnd-up fight.
Thomas Sayers was one Of Heensn's 5
seconds.
FRANcE.-It Is reported that the French
Government Is preparing a squadron for
the Pacific. with the view Of stopping the
supply Of arms, from California, fOr
Jusrez.
Troops had left Prague for Therssien-
stsdt, where troops are to assemble pre-
parstory to departure for Holstein, to en-
force the federal executions. The SsK5n
Contingents will enter Holstsin on the
18th Of December, and if resisted the
Austro- Prussisn reserves, $1,000 strong,
will quickly move to the front.
The Dresden and Wurtemberg Chambers
have adopted resolutisns, urging the i'm.
mediate occupation of Holstein, snd
against the Danish pretensions.
Prince Frederick of Augustenberg has
issued proclamation to the Holsteiners
thanking them for their fidelity and re.
assuring thier rights.
PoLAND-Ssveral important victories
by the Polish over the Russian troops are
confirmed.
Japan ad7ices, via Paris, say at an e1
traordinary meeting Of the DamiOs, it was
decided by vote of IS against AZ thai
there was no grounds for declaring wal
against foreigners.
LoNDoE.-The rate Of discount continues
per cent. Gold is flowing into the banks
and funds are frmer and advancing.
IHDIA-There has been mora hard fight.
ing on the frontier. The Hill tribes had
risen against the British rule and attacked
the British troops under General Cham
berlain with great determination, but vert
repulsed and had not resumed the attack
Two English officers we're killed and Eve
wounded, including General Chamberlain
and Colonel Hope. One hundred and
twenty-eight British and native troops
we're killed and wounded. Chamberlain
was in q strongly fortified position with
$3.50 men, and was confident Of final sue.
cess.
LONDON, December 13.-Ths rebel steam.
er Rsmpero was formally seized by The
Customs authorities at Glasgow on the 10Th
By order Of the Lord Advocate Of Scot.
land.
LIVERPOOL, December 12.-BreadsluR:
have a downward tendency, and all de-
scriptions are slightly lower. Flour heavy
Wheat dull and I'd lower; red western
8sSi@9s6d. Corn fat and Cd lower
mixed 29s@29sSd.
Provisions dull. Beef very dull. Porl
inactive. Bacon firm and unchanged
Lard quiet. Sugar frmer and Sd higher
Coffee very dull.
The Persia reached here this afternoon
Cotton firm and unchanged.
Bresdstufs inactive and without chang
inquotaticns.
Provisions fat. Sugar buOyant.
Petroleum steady.
LONDON, December 12.-Evaning eonsol
for money 9Ot@9I. Illinois Central 29@
80; Erie eS9b6.