Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-10
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE KANGAROO.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.

New YORK, Nov. 9.
The kangaroo reached her dock at l-2P.M.
Subscriptions were being organized in Hamburg
to present to the Captains OF the French and Nor
Yegian vessels who saved the Austrias passengers,
an appropriate souvenir to each for his exerlions
on that occasion.
The exact amount of indemnity which Portugal
is topay France in the affair of the captured slavers
Charles and Georges is not yet fixed.
The London Times in referring to the subject
says:-Never was truth and instice more al
rogantly overpOwered by the mere superiority of
physical foree--never were the rights of brave
and independent nation more recklessly tTampled
upon--never was the understanding upon which
the affairs of Europe since the peace Of 1915, have
been conducted more entirely cast to the winds,
for Portugal is left but to hold her arms and re-
cord her protest against the violence TO which she
has been forced to submit. For Europe there re-
mains the precedent fraught with danger.
The Times thinks that one most lamentable re-
suit of the affair is that France can no longer be
counted upon as among those nations who are
bent upon dscouTaging in every manner the
continuance ofthe slave trade.
The Daily News declares Portugal entitled to
the sympathy of all civilized Powers and that the
censule of Europe will deservedy fall on France.
General Parliament Elections in England result
ed in favor of the Liberals.
The Cambridgeshire stakes at New Market were
won by Enridice. Prieress came in 9th.
Five Companies ofmarines were about TO embark
from France TO Canton, where, it is said, the
French intend establishing themselves on the terri
tory formerly belonging to France.
Business was generally dull throughout France,
q slight decline in per cents.
The Customs Conference at Hanover has result
ed in the abolition of transit duties in the States
forming the 'ZOverein."
Austria is said to be negotiating with Turkey for
the cessiOn OF port in the of MaTmOsa for the
Austrian Slogels.
Additional TO steamers advices from India state
that Gwalior rebels were still at Geronge, and was
| thought they would make an attempt TO cross the
Nebuddah.
There were 1900 rebels engaged in the conflict
on the island in the Gogra They were driven out
OF their INTENDED position one thousand killed in
Guiding two of the leaders. British loss trihing-
| Bombay quiet
A despatch from Constantinople alluding to tho
affair of the Wabash says, the U. S. Legation OBJ
| tanned a frman to admit TO the Dardanees only q
corvette. On the appearance OF the Wabash, the
| Porte drew up the protest and sending copy 10
all the Ambassadors. The Wabash had prepared
to withdraw.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27lh--Brsadsuffs generally slightly
decncd Flour firm for the finest, bur other are very
timore 2Isla22s; Ohio 22sla2is6d
at considerable reduction. without sIes
Cor-American neg .eeted and nominal; European Cd
dropping Little inquiry for Reef
and prices weak Pork dull Bacon dull and slightly de-
| eined. Lard neglected. nominal At 57sCa5ss.
Produce-Potsshes steady 30s6d is; Pearls quiet
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet.
LONDON Money market slightly improved Loans
offered abun1auty stock Exchange al l1l53 per
cent? Atlantic Telegraph shares f3G0G3s; Illinois Cen
tra have declined dollar and krie shares ad
vanced the same amount.
At HONG KONG and SHANGHAI. trade was dull
Silk firm.
At AIACMo, fair business doing in Tea. Freishts
tending down ward.
At SINGAPORE. Imports active. and Produce in
good demand.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9Th, BI-Messrs CIure & Sons re-
port that Cotton opens very Hat with tendency Ill down
ward
Breadstufs and Provisions Unchanged nothing doing
LONDON, Oct, 9th, AI-Consos ss1 g9s5s fOE money
es3kd9536 for account