Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-30
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Reported BY tho Uaiou Telegraph.
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ST. CLAIR STREETS
ARRIVAL or THE OCEAN QUEEN

ST. JoHNs, N. f., July %.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from South
ampton on the goth and the Needles" on the
2lst was intercepted of Cape Race at half
past eight o'clock this morning
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived out on
the 10Th.
No general news had been received
The following are the commercial advices
LIVERPOOL, July .-Breadstuffs.-Ver
dull and closed so. Richardson & Spence
report flour very dull. French brands are
offered at further reduction in price
American -four sells at l0sC1l2 Cd per GENITAL
of 100 pounds. Wheat is quiet but FIRM
! Western red Is 3d. ditto white 9sC79s Cd.
Corn dull. European has slightly declined,
| owing TO heavy arrivals. Sales Of mixed
and yellow at IS l0d@6s Sd, and white 7sCl
| Is Cd. The harvest prospects are favorable.
| Provisions.-Dull and declining Richard
son & Spence, Biglaud, Athaya & Co., james
| MclIenry aud others report the provision mar
ket duh and lower. Beef is heavy. The auc-
| ton sales have been withdrawn. Lard is
steady and in rather more demand at 54s
! M5Gs
Talow is nominally quoted.
Produce.-Sugar steady. Coffee quiet
! Rice dull.
Ashes-Pots quiet at27s Cd Pearls quiet.
Spirits Turpentine-Dull at 35s 3d685s cd.
Consols-95I@
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July l9th.-Con-
soils are quoted at 95I@95l. American Sc
curities are unchanged. The money market
continues without change to note.
The following is the latest commercial
news by telegraph:
| LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, -Breadstufs con-
tinue very dull. Sales unimporlaut.
! Proyisions.--Dull.
NEWS.
The following summary of news is furnish
ed.
! The Emperor Napoleon had arrived at Par
is from his Italian campaign.
Austrian funds were buoyant, and subscri-
| bers to the new Austrian loan had been re
leased from their obligations.
A new ministry had been formed at Turin
Mannora being constituted minister of war
and President of the Council
The Bank Of Berlin had lowered the rate Of
discount to four per cent
The budget Of the Chancellor Of the Exche-
quer MIR. Gladstone, had been presented to
Parliament, its figures show deficiency OF
five millions sterling Mr.. Gladstone prefers
taxation to any other means to meetthe deic.
it. He proposes to add four per cent. to the
income tax duties on malt spirits, tea and SUI
gar
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the 18th
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
FARTHER PoNT, July %.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool on the 2Oth inst, passed this point to
day, bound for Quebec.
The papers contain nothing additional il
regard to the basis of peace
The discomfort resulting from Napoleon
, hasty course was apparently on the increase
, particularly in Italy.
Napoleon had arrived at st. Cloud.
The Queen of Poatugal is dead.
The Vienna correspondent of the Londo
Times says the representatives of Austrii
France and Sardinia will soon meet at Zuric
+ to conclude the treaty of peace.
n There win be no congress of the Grel
r. Powers called to ratify the treaty, the En-
IS perors of France and of Austria havin
- agreed to settle the difficulties without Il
intervention Of neutral powers
. The Paris correspondent of ohe LondC
= Post says that both Of the Emperors are COZ
y WINGED that the basis of peace agreed upC
by them is in many respects impractical
n The English journals continue to ridicule Il
a terms Of peace. The Post Lord Palmerston
II organ, attacks the proceedings at Villa Franc
, with some severity.
The Paris correspondent of the News say
= there is feeling Of disappointment and eve
of indignation among all who took II SINGER
interest in the object of the war. The En-
= peror has seriously lowered himself in IL
Z, opinion Of all classes.
u GREAT BRITAIN
's In the House Of Lords, ON the 18th, the d,
p bate was confined to the dispatches betwce
d England and Prussia, in regard to war
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