Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

DANDY hOoAi Juig %
The Royal Mail Steamship America, from Liv-
rrpOol on the 10th instant, has arrived OF this
point. Her dates are three days later than those
already received.
The 'Arago, from New York, arrived at South
ampton on the 5th inst
The House of Commons had passed the bill for
the government Of India
Lord Malmsbury had announced in the House OF
Lords that the British cruisers would be immedi-
ately withdrawn from the Cuban waters, but
that the Blockade Of the African coast would be
continued.
There is no additional news in relation to the
telegraph squadron or cable. The AgamemnOn
had not arrived at Queenstown when the America
sailed.
1t is again said that Spain is preparing an expe-
dition Of 10000 men to Mexico
The America had GO passengers
The India bill was passed in the morning with
out division.
The Lords passed the Jew Bill through Com
mittee
Bills regulating the government Of New CaledO
MIA, pass d to a second reading in the Commons.
The steamer Agamemnon had not returned TO
Queenstown. Its Supposed she went 10 mid ocean
again. The Directors will determine the future
plans on her arrival.
The Paris Conference was drawing TO a close.
The Bank OfFrance had increased its specie dur
ing the month TO 5000 ,OOOr.
The Sultan Of Turkey has called out 1000
men TO fill up the losses in the army by the recent
expeditions.
The America arrived at her dock at a quarter
past 10 o'clock.
Sir Bulwer LyttoD, Colonial Secretary, has in.
structed the government Of VancouveTs Island that
it was no part Of the policy OF the British govern
ment TO keep Americans aud other foreigners from
the Frazer River gold diggings- The national
right TO navigate the river is reserved, however.
FRANcE-Fhe new Ministerof the Interior had
permitted one hundred and twenty exiles to return
their homes.
The Royal families of Belgium. Prussia and
Austria viii be represented at the CherbOurg fete
The tobacco crops in Algeria had been almost
totally destroyed By worms.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-The sales OF cot
tOu for the week add 600O0 bales Of which specur
vance Of l-lt l-od but subsequently Lat y AIN Tbs
sales Of Friday 5000 bales nciadins 100 or sPecu
ation and export The market closed quiet Al the fow
New Orleans I'D; d. mildng - J. Mobile fan
I'D; DO midd ing ll6d Uplnds far 55d do midd nl
l5l6d. The stock IN poTt 6i0oOJ bales, OF which
575,0lO American.
The adSees from Manchester are uafavora5e and tn,
prices Of goods are very weak, ant the inquiry very linn
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF MARKET.-Ths wea
ther had Vgry favorable for crops Messrs lca
srison Spence Co qaoie Hour steady Western nal a
Wheat firm; red IS siasz6I
Corn firm, and inferior qualities 81 ais higher.
uLIYERPoOL PROVISION MARKET Beef heavy
Pork steady Bacon IS heavy. Land hrm and choite
higher sales SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EbIARKET.-Ashss dull; IS,
81 6S for gos a-d PEARLS Sugar steady Codse quiet
LONDON MARK KETS.-Breadstufs teajing upwards
WheaT frm and = higher on the week lron dull Susa
hru: C. Zee dull.
Aalsrican Securities slow o. sale but press uaatsrsd
Ths bullion N the Bank OF Eng land had decreased -
C5Hsols So sS951S money ssss for account.