Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
Foreign News.

on the morning of the 2Sth ult.,and Queens
town on the 29th, arrived at this port at $3.50
this evening She has 81 passengers for
Halifax and l4O for Boston.
The steamship City of limerick, for New
York, was to have sailed at o T. NJ. on the
same day OH which the Cuba left. .'i
The steamship Tafit, from New York.
arrived at Brest on the 25th.
The steamship Persia, from New York
arrived at Crook Haven at z. NJ. on the
| 9th.
BuriaI of Lord PaImerstOn-
Lord Palmerston was buried at Westmin--
| sfer Abbey on the 27th ult. The Queen and
Cabinet were present, and Parliament and
the diplomatic body were largely repre-
| sented. Immense crowds thrunged the |
streets through which the funeral procession |
passed. Business was partially suspelhoeu' |
The proceedings passed off satisfactorily
| Reconstruction of the Cabinet.
The Times accepts the reconstruction OF
the Cabinet as a necessity. 1t acknowledges
that Earl Russell has some genius and
deal of political experience, but regrets that
| II should be necessary to recur TO politician
more than 20 veafs old. The Times would
rather have another Premier, but Is con
strained to admit for the time that kusSeh Is
inevitable. The Premier should be CHOSEN
| from, the Commons, especially when so many
| have
mon the arrangement as long-lived
fTbe Star saws: We are about to have
Cabinet the leading member OF which Is
pledged by precedent, and the one great
. purpose of his whole life, to measures OF re
: | form. L,,:;
y trv NAV be suffered to exist till the meeting
' of Parliament, and that Will be an. -.
!, The Daily News in a friendly article
- noints out the difficulties of the position, and
i tavs in the necessity of laying down a
!, cIear and definite policy the cabinet must
sneak with the sense of having the support
~ the country, and it is impossible to do TINS
effectively unless preponderanee oil MIN
l. isterial influence prevails in the hePIe5Se,, 5t,
lg tive Chamber Notwithstanding the GlIn
j. cult and delicate point, the position oi IN
D. C.o,,arnment in the House of Commons !
We far toe unsatisfactory to aiford uheu 0OHsiu
S Grafton being postponed.
at Great preparations are being made to CIV
Y the Prince and Princess of Wales suitabl
on reception on the occasion of their anticipate
VI visit on the 5lst- cr5 T.
cd Arrests are being made OF supposed
OF mans, on the arrival Of American steamer
at Queenstown. y passenger Dy .ne w
limerick, named Alfred NJ. Williams, wh
ed stoted that he was connected with the Ne
ng | Vol, Tribune. was arrested. Only reyolv(
ond some ammunition, and note bOOl
ar containing the names and residences OF
nnmber Of persons were found en- him. i
was detained by the police.
ats It was reported that the cattle disease Wi
net abating in London -. 9
ars FRAScE E-The departure of the court Il
cornneigne was postponed. The Emper
4 and EMPRESS had determined not to lea
4. Paris. until after the entire disappearan
~ Of the cholera.
4, | pitals on the 26th.
the The Paris papers were enthusiastic abo
not the visit Of the Empress to hospital a
her personal kindness to patients:
The rumor of the resignation OF NJ. OF
sta was contradlcted.
,ber II was asserted that there was gT'
the probability of the reduction of the bud
has Of expenditures by about thirty millions
pops francs.
hor- The Patrie SAYS the. sanitary condition
and Paris has much improved within the
DIS two days.
nsul The Empress 90 Lady PaImersfOn
art The Empress has addressed private
ing ter of confidence to Lady Palmerston.
'ces FOreign.
81 y The Paris Bourse on the 9th was hea
the Rentes closed at 67f. Soc.
: tbel FRANKFoRT.-The Senate had addres
NAV IN initial note to the Government oil
and German FoWers, enelSetleeiiy 20, 19
Ja- demand made upon IT. Inc NJ NJ 81
,hich senate cites the federate constitution, WI
allows no member of the German Coni'
ration arbitrary Intervention against
sovereignty of other German States.
Various papers state that the Senate ;
especially greatly offended the aus 81
lg of foreign Minister on account u - -
was and contents. n
means It was asserted that Austria and Pr
. the had already agreed on certain propos
? Rel to be submitted to the Federate DistriC
If the One paper points out that Austria
, en- followed the path of tolerate rights II