Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS
ST. JoHxs, Oct u.

ST. JoHNs, Oct u.
The steamship Pacific, Capt VI. c. Thompson,
has arrived at this port rom Galway, O'Clock on
the morning Of the 18th
The Pacific has 2SO passengers, among whom
were Lord and Lady Burg and suite. She encOun-
tered heavy westerly gales during five days
The Pacific brings Liverpool mail adVlces OF the
llth aud telegraph accounts Of the 18th INST.
The r. NJ Steamship Persia from y. \. on the
2ltb nit arrived at Liverpool o'clock on the
morning Of Sunday the 10Th inst.
Ihe Screw steamship Vigo from New \ ork on
the 2Jth ult., arrived at Liverpool at 3 o'clock on
the morning of the llth inst.
The screw steamship Bremen from New \ ork on
the 25th ult, arrive at COwes on the 9Th inst
GEEAr BRITAIN-The corporation Of Limerick
had started i pro eet for transatlantic line be-
tween France and America
ace 10 shipping in the German Dcsau- Several
Wrecss with loss OF life are reported but no Amer
ican vessels are mentioned
The new Company for completing the Great
Eastern had been delayed in its organization by
tbe nonatteudance Of the Directors OF the old Com
many 10 complete the necessary forms.
FRAScE-France eXempis from navigation dues
for another year cargOes OF corn, -four, rye, and
The two French Men-of-War had arrived at Lis
bon.
The Paris Presse publishes the correspondence
between the u 5 Minister 10 Nicaragua, aud the
Foreign Minister Of that Republic, touching the
convention OfFelix Belly.
The American Minister declares that no arrange
meut af Nicaragua with Mr.. Belly shall be recos
uized or asseued 10, that IS contrary 10 the Just
rights acquired By American citizens, aud that q
liberal policy resulting from the transit treaty Of
November last shall be constantly maintained
The NicaaguAn minister replies that ne only
isbes for Justice and its rights It desires friend
10 lations with the United States, but declares the
,,nsit treaties Of no value, because the route was
moi openet' AZ the stipulated period ~ Belly ap-
DssId 10 the Clayton Bulwer treaty Tor protection
md lord MaImsbury in . letter 10 ~ Belly tells
lin tbat the stpulatious Of that treaty viii IN his
oninion apply 10 his scheme il il Is carried out-
| GERvANY.-The Bank Of Frankfort has again
advanced lis rate Of discount, making Il I'VE per
| cent.
| ARAa1,.-The cholera is said TO have carried Of
''iyI iSp1tICacutta mail Of Sept 9th reached suez
/ on the 81 inst
/ The news Is uimpOrtant
/ CHISA-Hong Kong advices are 10 Aug z4ln'
/ Affairs al Canton were satisfactory.
| In furnishing the late outrage at Namtoa, Gen;
/ Van Strauberger with 200 men sacked aud burned
/ the place
The troubles at Ningpo are still continued
| HONG KONG-Trads II Hong Kong was dall; eIch7ns'
| HANGHAi-The Shanghai markets were uuN anu r.
IIvERr COL. oe . I2-Ths Bre..ds;uas Market has
/ ~ --ts.gi-. re- unntna v uurhauzrd.
Bsrf du Pork dull. Lard quiet Bacon dull. Ia4ios
n but lite iHquiry' and priees Ne--' Sl7 " F-' -
a, Asass qaiei, 18Th for pots and gsaIis
| Fish Oils all descriptions. s.ightly lo"ef-
| LONDON, ,llfh-Flour quiet. Wheat arm Srgar elo-
.es bao5ani. cafe fTm. Tea hrm- Rice dull Ialio~
1s 65.s 20 ' ID soy II sss.ssssl fr money and s'
| 9ss7 flr account. s-------1A