Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
AN AmmrsTIoE AGREED UPON.


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were entertained Of peace.
Cotton has advanced in the LIVERPOOL mar
ket, but breadstuffs and provisions were dull
Consols were quoted at 95@951.
On the 9TH, Napoleon telegraphed that an
armistioe was agreed upon on the Sth and
was signed at Villa Franca by Hess and
Valiant. Il ends on the 10th Of August. IL
stipulates that commercial vessels without
distinction Of flag are allowed to navigate the
Adriatio unmOlested.
The Moniteur cautions the public against
Misunderstanding the armistice. 1t says ne
gotiations may recommence, but does not see
how war may be terminated.
The London Times believes in peace. Il
says that it is well authenticated that the pro
posal came from France, which indicates mod
GRAFTON or the necessities Of the French. Does
not believe il was the latter. France reaps
all the benefit from the armistice either way.
The armistice has caused great excitement
Cousols have advanced }G12 per cent, and
on the Paris bourse the advance was %. The
other continental bourses advanced materi-
ally.
The Austrian funds at Frankfort rose ten
per cent.
Prior to the declaration of the armistice,
the Sardinians proceeded vigorously in the
seige of Pesohiera, but this and other move
ments have lost their interest
In the Federal Diet on the 9TH inst Aus
tria proposed to mobilize the whole Federal
contingent, and request the Prince Regent of
Prussia to assume the command-in-ohief.
ENGLAND
The seizure of the British ship Samuel, at
baltimore, and the coasting trade between
New York and California via the Isthmus
claimed the attention of the House of Com
mons.
The Government promised to represent the
matter to the Federal authorities at Washing
ton.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Bre Breadstuifs-Messrs
Richardson & Spence report the breadstuf
market very dull and with a slight decline
on all qualities
The weather has been favorable for the
crops.
Flour is quoted at a decline of lt06d no
sales reported and quotations are nominally
lOsCGl3s for American. Wheat has declined
3GG4d since Tuesday Western red is quoted
at Is Gd699s Id; white at 909s Sd, and south
ern at l0Glls Sd. Corn closed quiet but
steady Quotations are nominally 6s l00Gs
3D. for mixed and yellow, and 7GSs Cd for
white.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-The circu-
lars report that provisons7ge generally have a
declining tendency. Beef heavy and nomin-
ali pork heavy, and prices easier but the quo
, tations are unchangod bacon dull and declin-
ed 2s(G3s; lard dull.
Produce Marke.t-Rosn steady; spirits Of
, turpentine heavy, slightly declined, rates at
BIS; sugar heavy little inquiry, and prices
weak coffee firm; rice quiet.
LONDON MARKETS .-Messrs. Barring Bros
report breadstuffs lower sugar buoyant; rice
firm; coffee firm; fish oils quiet; Lnseed oil
J. 29sG29s 3D. spirits of turpentine dull at Ais
Q @4ls Cd.
+ LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols quoted
at 94S@9i3 for money, and 94s@91E for &C.
count. The bullion lin the Bank has decreas-
!. ed G232, 900 during the week. The money
market is unchanged. American securities
: are without change to note
= LATER.
LIVERPOOL, July 9th, P. M.-Breadstuffs
and provisions continue very dull.
LONDON, Saturday. p. M.-Consols 95@95l
for money, 04kG195t for account. The Navy
estimates had been introduced in Parliament
and 10000 additional men asked for.
1t is reported that the mail steamers have
been notified to prepare TO carry armHments
according to their contracts.
The ship Sarah Minot, Of Boston, burned al
o sea, was from New Orleans, bound 10 Lyons
q The disaster occurred on the 28th ult.
8 The Africa arrived at New York at 8 clocl
this morning. Her mails were dispatched by
the morning trains She brings upwards o.
r one hundred passengers She passed Cap,
Race on the morning Of the l 7th inst, during
a dense fog that rendered all communication
o with the News Yacht Of the Associated Pres
or the shore impossible.
The steamship Europa from Boston via Hall
/. fax arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
~ The Times says, with regard to the Armi
stice, there is little to communicate beyonC
- what the public already know. All that seem
to be well authenticated is that the propose
a came from France, and was the result of tn,
Emperors own determination That the En-
peror Napoleon should stop short in a caree
of victory and make overtures to a foe whom
he has defeated in two pitched battles ant
Hr pushed back to the limits Of Lombardy, argue
" the moderation or the necessities Of the Frenol
"a ruler, We can hardly believe that the latte
could have been the cause Of this sudden re
solve,
STOCKHOLM July 8.;-His Majesty King Os
10 car died to-day. He was born on the 4th o
July 1873.
re VIENNA, July s.-The Correspondence con
h. tains the following
,a The French figate Imperiense bombarde
- Zatia yesterday. The fortresses returned th
- fire. The Imperiense at last broke off th
y contest appearing to have suffered injury.
IT The Vienna Gazette publishes an amende
be list Of killed and wounded at Solferino. A
he to officers, the return gives 80 killed, Al
lie wounded, and l3 made prisoners. or ran
and Gle, 2,006 killed, and 1921 wounded
making a grand total of 1928. Nothing
= said respecting the number taken prisoner
The French aud Sardinians killed and wounC
ed were l6, 745. The numbers given by th
Vienna journals are believed to be still belo
the truth.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Time
says that on the Sd inst. the French feet, COZ
sisting Of "a sail, was at no great distanC
from Venice
q The Hungarian legion forming at Genoa
y 10 be clothed like the hungarian soldiers
the Austrian army, as is believed the latte
will not fire on men wearing the national co.
tune.
The Moniteur d'Armee publishes the Imp
rial decree by which new regiment Of Alg
rian sharp-shOoters is 10 be Professionally cr
ated. It is to consist Of three battaliOns
six companies each
ROME.
A letter from Rome published in the Tim
states that the Mazzinians have forged pr,
tended order Of the Pope, as If il had bee
issued at the War Office, directing the mo
severe treatment Of the revolving districts.
By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
IA LoSDoN, July "a letter from Belgiu
states that about sixty young men belongin
tc the first families Of Servia have solicite
permission 10 form a corps 10 fight in favor
Italian independence.