Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-06
FURTHRR RY THR AmRRIoA
New York, Sept. 8.

GREAT BRITAIE.-Lord Pslmerston had
stated in the House Of Commons that British
subject had been WrOngfully imprisoned in
Paraguay Pending the payment of the com
pensation demanded, relations between the
two countries continue interrupted.
Lord Palmerston also referred in disparag-
ing terms 10 the Suez canal scheme, large
number Of shares in which had been taken by
the Shah Of Egypt, and stated that the French
| government have declared that they have
nothing to do with the scheme.
In the Commons Lord PalmerstOn said
there was no truth in the statement that
Austria had threatened to support Naples
She adhered 10 nOn-intervention till her own
frontiers we're threatened
Jesse Pariley, engineer and contractor Of
nearly sll the naval docks, is dead
FRANoE.-The weather continues very wet
The Bourse was steady. Rentes 6Sf loo.
NAPLES AND SICuY.-The royal inteudent
Of Polinosa was at the head Of the insurreo-
ton in the province Of Basilita.
The chiefs Of the National Guard Of Naples
had rendered their designations in conse-
quence Of the foreign battalion not being dis
banded.
A meeting of sympathizers with Garibaldi
had been held in London.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA.-Le Nord reiterates
its account Of the arrangements at Troplits,
Notwithstanding the official denial, and lie
Nords statement obtained oredence in Paris,
where the simultaneous presence ofthe French
ambassadors to Vienna and Berlin led to ru-
mors Of something important relative to the
relations Of France and Germany.
The Continental journals continue 10 dis
pute lie Nord's statement and Berlin tele-
graph dispatch says that realization Of the
alliance between Austria and Prussia entirely
| depends upon the political reforms effected in
Austria.
SYRIA-All was quiet in Syria. Faud
Pasha had completely quieted the people.
Russia Notwithstanding the rains and
lOcusts the harvest will be the most abundant
for years.
The Emperor of Russia gave a grand ban
quet in honor of the Emperor Of Austria S
birthday and proposed Francis Joseph health
in the most friendly terms.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds were
| depressed by the unfavorable harvest pros
poets. Consols further declined an eighth on
the oath. Other securities sympathized, the
only exception being American railways,
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orders for grain had been sent to America and
the Dead Sea. The demand for money at the
bank was rAther-heavy but rates were un-
changed
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Path
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., Wakefield,
Nash s Co, Bigland, Althay Co.. report -four
firm and steady at Sl@33s. Wheat firm, and
best at Tuesdays extreme prices. Other
kinds difficult to sell; red 11@l2s6d; white
l1@19s6d. Corn has an upward tendency
with an advance Of Cd since Tuesday; mixed
84C984s6d; yellow 84s6d@85s; white 35@
89G.
LATEsT.-saturday, 25th.- Breadstuffs gen
orally steady and buOyant at the advance Of
! Cd.
The weather is better
LIVERPOOL, 24th.-Bigland, Althay & Co
report Beef dull. Pork quiet and steady.
A large Government contract for beef and
! pork is advertised.
Bacon quiet Lard firm at 6O661s Tai
low quiet at 52@5Ss6d.