Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHeR FOREIGN NEWS.


ST JOINS, n. f, Aug. 80.
The steamer which left Galway at Q p II. on
Saturday the 2Ist inst arrived at this port at noon
to-day.
The line not being open on Sunday the news
could not be had till TO day.
The s. 5. Northern Light, from New ork, ar
rived at SOuthamtOn on the 2Oth.
By the arrival OF the propeller we have Liver
pool advices to the 2lst by mail 70 Galway, and Of
the 2lst by telegraph to that port Toe news Is
not OF importance with the exception Of one lteul
the bOmbardment OF Diedda by a British man
of war, and the consequent hanging Of eleven Of
the murdereTs OF British and French residents OF
that place.
British politics were quiet and stagnant.
The Emperor Napoleon was through his tour In
Brittany.
A project had been started in Paris for connect
ing Europe with China by telegraph.
A difficulty Of a trivial matter Is said to have
arisen between France and Switzerland in the
boundaries.
resolved to increase its naval expenses fully 50 per
cent.
Some of the Madrid journals ridicule the idea
which has Just been renewed in America Of SPAN
ceding Cuba to the Uni. ed States. go
| Il Is now reported that the King Of Prussia VIII
probably abdcate the throne about tie first OF DC
tober.
Accounts Of the crops in Russia are unsatisfae-
tory, particularly in the vicinity Of Odessa
| Djedda, Arabia, was bombarded by the Brltlsh
steamer Cycops in consequence it IS said, OF the
deay ofthe Turkish authorities in granting rePara-
ton for the recent massacre there Of the English
Consul and others. The CyelOps shelled the city
for five days, when lshmael PLsha, the TURKISH
Commissioner, finally made his appearance IN the
place and promised to arrange the matter. he
Subsequently arrested eleven Of the murderers aud
sent four to COnstantnople to be dealt With by the
Sultan The CyciOps then took her departure
The despatch which contained the above intel
lcenee gives 10 account OF the extent OF the dam
age done to Djedda by the bombarding nor oi ihe
immediate grievance which led TO IT,
| We have details Of Indian news TO July lftn--
They fully confirm the telegraphic statements that
, the country was gradually queting down
LIVERPOOL 2lst.-CottOn-Ihe Brokers circular
states that the sales for the week have been 2 w
bales Of which Il, 900 were on speculation and =,
500 on export. All qualities l-sd lower
THE MANCHESTER MARKET Is unchanged am
i Rls,stuts-ll,rkst Ia. been generally quirt r s
Co aaoro hsur quiet Al The following hslte Niseons
snsasis; Philaaephia and Baltimore zised' ONO 2
Wheai-There has been advance Of ab9g. Id On a
fsSi; soaihsn ssioi46s3i. souIhsm Nhre 6ssdsll.9d
Iorn-Qgiet and Quotations nominal White StsaSisod
= yellow 3issS0s
| circulars ssy truy silus a geucrally slealy-
Besf-He1vy Bacon steady Lard hrm' sales At t2s 70
PIoueo-kosia steady; as2lls4d r common Spirit
IJI, JhIIssmSSst At s for pots. 2ss for Pelrls
: Sugsr-Eim Cofse dull, Ri1 nrz, Tea slow OF sa
| al flrmer prices -, -. - -
J. Fsh Os-Unch hanged IN prices with about an aYera
business SFcrm quof0i at ss pounds siefliIE lhsee
u OIL quoted Jis,l 4s6i-
LONDON MARKETS.-By telegruph to Galway, La
don. Ind ~ eseuia-. , m
| SnsaT-syliet and unchanged in IEice- Codso hrm
| previous rates. Tea do Ri e nrm-
AmeTlasa SerufiiiesThers bsea air average bus
= American sscuntles- without change "a pIle,s
count
Latest.
LIVERPOOL, Sturdy = M-Colion hls oeeh qai
q tofay, ,and only 6o bales Al yesterday Tale
= Flour-Quiet and unchanged - -. -,
e Wheat-Iloeod wiih advancing Iioncyi but sal
~ were small holders demanded s higher pilers
!" Cou-Quiet and unch1ngcd
Pr0yI Iuus-Steaiy.
LONDON. Sturdy M-Consos closed To-day
aC5fEstAi bOfh foi money and sec uHt