Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
AhRIVAL on THR NORTH BRTTON

FiRrHhR PoNT, Oct 10.
The steamer North Brilon passed tbis poin
early this morning, with Liverpool dates IA
Wednesday the 9th inst
Mr. Mason, United States Minister TO Franco
died suddenly with spoplexy on the 81 inst.
The Great Eastern was TO leave Portland for
Holly Head on the 9Th inst
The ZgRIoH CoNFERENcE.--All the six Plepi.
potentisres were present at the Conference held
on the Sd inst at which time the articles ofthe
treaty Of peace were road over
lhe Paris Patrie says that the treaty will be
signed IN a lew days and that it will confirm
the cessiOn Of Lombardy and contain settle.
ment Of the Lombard debt The affairs of Cen
tral Italy will be settled by the European Con-
gress.
Iiis asserted at Paris thst Austria had con-
sented to reduce the Piedmontess portion Of
TIE Lombard debt ircm four hundI ed millions
frances to a little more than halfthtt sum.
| EEeLAND,-The London Times has another
sharp article on the San Juan difficulties; whilo
rejoicing at the mission Of Lieut.. Gen Scott.
and trusting TO pacific solution Of the article
IN question, asserts that the Island belongs TO
England and pitches into Gen. Harney az flli.
buster.
A vague rumOr prevails ofa strike among tho
iron miners.
The builders strike in London continues -
The efforts to obtain settlement of difficulties
having failed
The transport ship Clara, with 400 soldiers
and their wlies and children, struck rock in the
English channel, but she succeeded in resching
Portland harbor leaking badly.
| The London Times Gays that the agents Of
the French, Austrian aud Sandman poyern-
ments are soliciting tenders from English iron
founders. for large quantities or rihod cannon
FRANoE.-The Emperor Napoleon is to leave
Biarrit1 on the 10Th instant, and will stop two
days at bordeaux, where il is expected that he
will make a speech.
The French army of observation will winter
in Italy.
The later Tumor says the preparations for
the French expedition 10 China have been sus
pended, and the indication for backing down by
France arc apparent.
Marshal Nic's orders Of the day, on Joining
the troops at Toulon, has been construed into
an admission that peace is not likely to last
long.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
says that nothing is heard on every side but pre-
psratiOns for war, and gives similar picture of
affairs in Austria aud SarJinA.
srArE or TRADE.
The advices from Manchester are unfayofable
there being litlls inquiry for goods Prices
continue weak with partial decline for some
Artlcles.
LIvERPooL BRELpsruFF MlREEr, Oct. 4-The
market shows a declining teLdency and all de-
soription are lower. RICHARDSON & Spence
quote hour at decline of 6dals per ssek, and
barrel Wheat has also declined Esd per cwt
Corn quiet and prices steady. No quotations
given Some Of the circulars state that bread
stufis closed quiet being slow Ofsalo but prices
unaltered.
LIvSRrooL PRovIsoE MLRKEr, Oct. 4.-The
market closed dull but study as to prices. Beef
steady. Pork dull and steady, Bacon quiet
Lard steady and in better demand at 55s Ida
SOS
LONDON MLHEErs, Oct 4.--BreadstuffS closed
dull, but steady. Corn firm, and considerable
has been done in floating cArgoes.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday alternsOn, Oct. o.
Tho cotton market closes steady. Breadstuffs
close quiet. Provisions are steady.
LONDON, Oct. s, noon --Consols for money
close at 95J and 95i and 95s for account