Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

Cd that The advance would Be attended VIII a
least the temporary hene6t Of tranquility. Savinl
British Interest we should look on such proceed
log With the least dissatisfaction, but IL Mr. Bu
| char aa's description Of Mckee is q faithful pic
ture, IL will require far more thaa one casual in
tervention to restore the country to The rank Of a.
/ organized State.
A strong meeting Of the Great Ship cOmpan!
hal been held In London.
report was presented showing the position o.
the Company, aud announcing the resignation o
the Board
motion 10 receive the report was followed By
an amendment thai before dOug 30 4 committee e.
/ Investigation be appointed. Amer a warm discus
sion Il was resolved TO decide the question by bal
lot. The result was expected 10 be made known
J the day tue America sailed. The meeting stood
adjourned tlll the l7lh
A Captain Walker, stated 10 be the Captain ol
the SLAYER WsndoFeT, aud who recently arrived In
Liverpool under exlraoFdinary circumstances. was
under arrest In that place, charged with having
donspired Sish others, 90 obtain money BY false
oreienees. The evidence before the magistrate
showed that Walker was treating for the purchase
Of ship for q slave eEpt ditiOn
Edmund Lane end George Hinds, ist and "a
mates Of the ship Anna, Of New York, were under
arrest 10 London, charged v ilh having murdered
several eo'ored seamen during the voyage from
LigonA to England.
The government desp ,,ehes from Dude confirm
the complete overthrow aud dispersion Of the rs-
mainder Of the Rebel army. AL the leading reb.
sls had been taken except the Begun, and be
could not hold out long.
The salt tax was to b increased one chilling on
the so pounds, adding nearly a million sterling to
the revenue Of Calcutta imports.
Cotton goods and yarns we're declining. Frsieht
were active The Chinese were reported TO be
making Warlike preparations.
Imports ut Hong Kong and Canton were dull,
but prieea were generally sustained owing to Light
stocks.
Tea was quiet but holders refused to reduce
prices
Imports at Shanghai we're quiet
Silk was lower.
At japan trade progressed favorsbly
Inc Bombay Telegraph Of Dec aIth, via Aden;
reports the campaign against the rebels In Mepaul
was progressing favorably. The rebels had ell
surrendered except the Begun.
Twas said the Chinese bad addressed a demand
10 Russia that she svaeuate all the country Of the
AmOor.
LONDON MONEY M6RERT-The weekly meeting
Of the Bank Of England Directors passe on with.
out advance 10 the rates Of discount The demand
for money continued active. Wheeler and
Co. Of London, ship owners, have suspended
for about 10000 pounds. Church and Son,
Of London, have also suspended.
The very latest by telegraph from Liver
pool to QueenstoWn.- Mr.. Villeinarne Is
publishing pamphlet in which he advocates
the Territorial rights Of the Pope, It is
rumored that majority Of the French bishops
have expressed themselves ready to launch
into public, but Rome hesitatss to give the
signal. At Vienna it is fully believed that
the Government intends openly and actively
to interfere in Central Italy, in favor Of the
exiled Dukes and Papsl Government The
Pastoral Of the Arch Bishop, published in the
Weimer Zsitting Of the llth, confirms the fear.
SOuTHAMPToN,- Saturday The Bremen,
which sailed from New York, on the
S0th day Of December last had arrived
The Universe announces that the Bishop of
Perigus is about TO publish pamphlet in an
swer to the Pope and the Congress.
The militia United Service Gazette says q
rumor gains credit in military circles that it
is the intention Of the government to dis
band the military embodied very early in
the spring.
Tho City Article Of Saturday evening, says
the funds to-day are frm at the closing price
Of yesterday.
In the share market there is scarcely a
feature Of interest The railroad share mar
ket was inactive, but the prices steady.
PARIS, SATURDAY.-The papers Of this eve
ming says, should cur information be correct,
the state of affairs are daily improving, not
only as regards the relation of the French
government with the Holy See, but also in
reference TO those Of England which are con-
tinually becoming more intimate.
Rentes opened at further advance Of t.
the first price being SO.
The Vienna Gazette published an Imperialde-
cree enaoting that the testimony of Jews be re-
garded as the same value as that Of Chris
tians. The measure is considered prelimin-
ary to according them full civil and political
rights.
The Diet Of Denmark have decided by q
large majority that the bill for the separation
of Church and State should be read a second
time.
The Independence Beige retracts the state
ment that Prince Mstternieh had left for
Vienna.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKRTs.-Rich-
ardson, Spence s. Co, report the worst market
for some time. Sales unimportsnt. Flour Is
very dull and slightly lower Wheat dull
and 208d lower. Red 9s 8d69s 1Od; white
9s 9d@lls Cd. Corn steady. Yellow Sl@
a2s.
Co, and Richardson, Spence & Co., report
Beef steady. Pork steady. Unpaoked 50s9
SIS Cd. New Eastern lis 6d@S0s. Bacon
dull. Long middles ASS; short middles 5Os.
Lard dull and nominal at 55s. TalloW ad-
vanced 6d6ls, with better demand by butch
ers at 5sG59s.
The Brokers circular reports Ashes firm
and slightly higher, with an active demand
for pots at 27s Cd. Sugar slightly higher
Coffee steady. Rice quiet but steady.
LONDON MERKETs.-Bsring's circular re-
ports breadstuffs quiet but steady. Sugars
buoyant and slightly higher Coffee 6rm.-
Rice steady. Tea unchanged. TalloW 6Ss Cd
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The demand FOL
money was active, but rates were generally
unchanged. The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land had decreased G287, 900. ConsOls closed
on Friday at 95S@95t for money, s5f@s5i
for account. On Saturday at 95f(G95s for