Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORi
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE PERSIA.
KEw YoRK, Aug. 3.

HEN AeAAr -@N e -
European politics quiet
The India bill had nnaliy passed both houses OF
Parliament Also the bill authOrsihg the Com
mons to admit Jews
DIsraen said Government was preparing plans
for submission 10 the United States for the visiting
Of suspected slayers II il believed 1t viii be sat
isfaetOry and accomplish the end in view
Trade in Shanghai unsettled
Continental Affairs unimpOrtant
Fanaiical movements against Christians in Iur-
key unabated
The Hou.e Of Commons on the 2lst passed the
bill of the Lords 10 admi. Jews TO Parliament In
the Commons on the 22d Mr.. fitzgerald stated
that the war steamer Cyclops was on her way TO
Jedda TO demand ample compensation and insist
on the punishment Of parties concerned N the re.
cent massacre The CyclJps was heavily armed
so that she could execute the service
The Porte was notified that il was not sum
eient to send q Pashs 10 Jedde, but measures
must be taken TO indicate British prestige in the
The Lords on the 23d of May passed the bill
| Iegalizing marriages with . deceased Tfes SIS
| ter.
The India bill was passed.
The Earl Of Derby stated that the government
would give indscriminate protection TO al cIeeds
aud religions in India, but would give nOmaterial
assistance to any measures for converting the na-
/ tives He thought it would be undesirable 10 at
| tempt to remove the distinction Of caste.
I
July 2ith Il, 900 troops had been sept 10 India
He added that tine government was well aware OF
the great importance Of striking an elective blow
i ct the Insurgents.
I Mr. DTsraeli stated that there had been no CON-
/ municatious between the English and American
governments respecting the recent acts Of British
| cruisers and these communications were now ID
/ allowance Daring the allegiance the American
| government had made friendly overture that her
/ Maiesty's government should offer the u States
/ .y-~1se 81
plish the putting down Of the slave trade EitnouI
| producing misunderstanding.
! Her Naiesty's government had accepted that OF.
/ fer aud were now engaged in the consideration ol
/ a plau which they believed would satisfactorily &C
compIish all the objects which both parties desired
| me Times correspondent on board the Aga
/ memnon pronounces q Hire-eoyered cable totally
unfit fora submarine telegraph across the Atlantic
/ aud suggests thin copper wire covered with gutta
percha and CREASED yarn
INpIA-GwaliOr was captured June 2Oth The
cavalry and artillery were in pursuitOf the enemy
/ Dude continued disturbed In Bonhcund all was
quiet. c,,-. l.. ..,, al
anticipated Trade at Canton was almost entirely
] at & stand --..,.s -
| At Shanghai, May 2lssi lale nss eAse''ieu "
| the news from PiehO.
The new silk crop was favorably reported
/ Serious alarm was felt at Canton and quantities
Of goods were being scot TO Hong hong lor safety
/ FRANcE-The statement that the French troops
are 10 be Withdrawn from Rome Is Posl,ss Sou
/ tradicted Il was thought that Prince Napoleon
| would be named Minister OF War sooner or lAttf.
1 In Gambia the Christians have either barrleaded
/ themselves or taken hight. .,-,I "a. It,,
| The cnnnnaa8dant fOr tne frehen naval ssA,4Os
1 of New Foundland writes that he had established
basis of treaty relative 20 the fisheries with The
colony of nature to give satisfaction to all par
Tbs crew Of the French ship Maria Caroline had
been murdered, and the ship burnt on the coast oi
/ Madagascar. -. -.
three Grepades similar TO Orsini's and the arrest
| A MafssiIIes despatch says q serious revolution
/ ary movement has broken out amongst the chris
iisn population Of Syria ,,-..,,
Il is said that Tripoh and Lataika are N siA'e
| Of insurrectiOn.
| Observation-Disclosures spsnse : Co report = ven
aql market with heavy imports aad faVoraoe wesiheI ~
the harvest. ~hc eoHnaonei3s u ne ,oaia %
ussera. 2lsz2sod; Phiia8slPhia aud Baimofs -s-Aoa
W6czi-n very limited demand. and seling ony q re
tail decline Of Id ked wss,ern - sea-i
oTn-Duii and yellow 81 ais lower; small saies al s6d;
Si, nominal ss-6d for prime northern z'ssAz'
f15 \. 0aii aId dropping Poik steady but the msTkss
rare haS sdsnand and slgaily doarer; sales s56s for
ta,j ~ 6as Al 4 slsa5lsGi tor cholee- 49,, -
TalOW-Fres. ' q 'sfsu . 4" q ---''
GtlOn, nominal Al 9 ,,.t 5..-ri,+f,,.
e"r I,;T,, mi in a cases rather cearer Conee
finn. N, - -
:, ,b .iiIe sd1ssa per the NaaderhlIi2s on
Englfsh wheat and Is on foreign
SuFar-At an advance uf l39sltd- -.
Ths 5soa n M BANK q EHs aad bad Increased sOi
OaO -. t, arrrri-an state
mesas Of he shaIeholders Of the ~ is Ss1sIsi A ~
Road v,na held IN London he II OF dl.l. =.
ssVsd h. an0oInt a permanent board and - " >,
Dr5ysor ~ = regular credit al f.ew - - ~ 80
S-on.sn stockhoders depufaton - % prcee - ~
York 10 Treseuf the Company 0eiaE pleo So 49, -
previous concurrence Of the London eoLAliAso1