Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03
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HALIFAX, June 2
The America passed the Arabia from New
York on the 23d-
Adetaehment Of. the telegraphic corps Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company came in the Ameri-
ca en- route to New Foundland. to make Prepara-
tons for landing the cable at Trinity Bay.
GREAT BRIrAIS.-The reason of the withdrawal
Of the motion to eensure the Government, was
caused by the reception of despatch fom Sir
James 0utram, concerning the severity Of the
proclamation, and Lord Cummings gives reasons
for issuing it. The Liberals called upon Mr.. Card
well to Withdraw his motion. 0utram, it appears,
earnestly protested against Lord Canning's poli~
cy, but without effect.
The Telegraphie Fleet had assembled at Plym>
Outh, and would sail on the experimental trip in
few days. It consists of the Niagara, Agamem-
non, Valarius, GOrgOn and Porcupine.
The London Times argues that the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty is permanent and there is no pow
er on either side to abrogats it
Sir Jos. Hanley, whose horse won the Darby
race, is reported to have won 40, 900 pounds. Mr.
Ten BrOeck's horse BlbylOn ran for one Of the
EPSON Events, but came in last. The 0ake
stakes were won by the Goyerness.
The new steamer Nova SeOtian had reached
Liverpool. She leaves June ID for Qubec.
strong gale on the N. W. coast Of Ireland had
caused the loss Of many fishing vessels, and it Is
feared so lives.
Groolhoif 4 Sehults, merchants Of Hamburg,
have suspended.
The Turkish Government Is said to have con.
sented to 3 settlement with Montenegro, in con-
sequence Of despatch from the Ambassador in
Paris stating that if the Porte did not arrange it.
France wOnd formally recognize the independ
ence Of Montenegro.
1t is stated that the King Of Naples has applied
to the Gar for Passport. He saidh be was fearful
Of France and could no longer be sure that Eng
har Of
Letters from Italy say that various governments
are making preparations against an apprehended
war.
Rising conspiraeies are said to have been discoy-
cred in several towns in Spain.
The Turks are said 70 have had 1000 killed in
the battle with the MOntenegrOans.
LIVERPOOL SIARKETS-Messrs Richardson Spence
Co state that The weather had continued favorable for
the crops and the supply was beial ~.
TkeatDGI and sales uaimpOrtaat; red 6 for western
and Q 81 a6sod for southern; white ls.els2d-
COrnDul and 81 Liver since tuesday, yellow SIS, and
Me,srs Bsisnd A.hya Co and others quote the Pro
visiOn Market IS follows;
Beef-Quiet bat steady.
POrk-firm; good eastern advsnrei to sos.
BacOn-Firml holders demand advance OF = which
was not conceded
LsTd~FiIm; chaiee at re all 57sedSss-.
IaOw-SiOw Of sale bat prices uaaliered, butchers
Ths Brokers' Circular and Ohes quote the Produce mar
Ashss-Steady al 3Sa39s for Pots and Pearls
Sugar-Quiet and l-st qu1tatIOas barely maintained
MOlasses-Firm.
Codee-Quet.
TeaA qualities had slightly declined; Common consou
laEalld.
LiFerpo'l, Saturday P. M-The Cotton Esrzet opened
70 day on the kangaOOs adYiceS the sales
estimated 1000 bales including 300 speculation aad
export. the market clasex with advancing
lency, prices being entirely in favor Of holders
Mossrs Rgland, Aht 4 60 report bfeadstus very duh
with Offers flr fOI elgn at 34s.
LONDON MARKErS-There no change in the con-
a5n q the Money Market AIesSs BaIins Bros. quote
the supply abundant at ~ y cent
The Bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
EE9,0C0
Consols for money s5a1 and for scc0unt 95st tas15<
Messr Barring Bros report the Brsadstus uaket as be-
ing dull
Whsst-white tl5al7s; red 4214ls-
iron-Sissdy al s;s &c ssior both rails and bars
Suglg-Dull.
COdee-Fum
LarB-Duil al 56s.
linseed Oil-Steady al 33s-
Tal.Iw-Stsadv AZ 55s6si on the spot
London, I'd, p M-Consols have advanced and closed
oay at " for and account; the market has been
ictiTs and buoyant-