Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-16
TELEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ARRIvAE OF THE PERSIA.

NkW FORK, aug. 10.
The steamship Persia from Liverpool 4th. via
Queenstown 9TH, arrived at O'Clock this morn.
fhs Arabia arrived out at Liverpool on the
Reports Of the Syrian Conference being broken
up, were uniounded.
Us oHicially announced that a protocol has
been agreed upon. .A ..'.
Twelve thousand European troops are to be
sent. 70 Syria, remaining there not over six
months, half % be furnished by France
Another protocol calls on the Porte 20 carry out
his engagements respecting the Christians
The Syrian force Is 70 be under the orders Of
Commissioners Of the Great Powers
The English Parliament has agreed 20 vote two
million pounds for the fertilization.
Preparations are making for a great party bat
There are rumors Of a contemplated Interview
between Napoleon and the Queen Of Spain
The Bourse closed hrm. .I. III
The text Of the convention between Garihaldi
and the Neapolitans is published
The evacuation Of Sicily by the Neapolitans Is
stipulated.
troops to the main land.
The mails from Calcutta June 18th, Hong Kong
7th, and Melbourne 18th arrived al Marseilles on
the Sd ...t
A great panic existed at Shanghai. The rebels
Business was suspended. Exchange y per cent
higher
Canton Tea markets are'dull
Exchange unaltered
Freights a. ali ports unchanged.
The commercial depression AZ Melbourne con
Csieptta exchange a &c. Indigo prospects
Trade at Manchester continues quiet at about
The weather continued cold, stormy and show
erv. and unfavorable for the crops. The lnteness
Of the harvest was causing some anxiety.
Richardson, Spence d Co, report flour not 50
much inquiry, but unchanged In value. Quota
tions range from 27s to sos.
Wheat-Steady demand st previous rates: BED
l0sGIls2d; white, l2S912s9d per bushel. A fine
parcel Of the Baltimore red Of the new crop re-
allied l2s2d.
Comm better demand for feeding purposes,
ana edged per quarter dearer. Mixed and yell
low S08Sls: white SSs6d6S4s.
Beef-Without improvement, buyers still get
ting an occasional advantage.
POrk-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet but very. firm; 6oG6Ss.
Bacon-Unaltered.
TSiiow-m moderate demand at unchanged
rates
Cheese-Good, steady; inferior dull
Ashes-ouiet, 2ls8Sassd for both pots sad
pearls.
Linseed oii-In better demsnd; 2sssdG2ss9d.
London Markets-Baring Brothers q Co. re-
port wheat steady 5SsS5Ss = gu, Tor American
white; 53s956s for red.
EsCur-2S9S0s. --.... ....- ...
Iron-Quiet .#.." ...
Sugars-Inactive, but prices sustained.
Tea-Unehanged. COngou ls5d.
Cofee-Firm and well supported
London Money Market-rhe drmness in the
English funds at the date of the last adyices were
pretty steadily maintained until the Sd inst,
when the market broke fat and consols declined ]
Hper cent, closing ct 2SS for both money and &C
count.
The weather Is causing some anxiety, and the I
heaviness on the Paris B0urse was regarded as |
an unfavorable comment on the Emperor's let /
ter.
The usual payments on the 4th of the MONTH |
led 70 an increase in the demand for money, but |
the supply was good and the rates unchanged
Few transactions, however, took place below the
Messrs. Mowett, Niekerson s Co, an old firm
in the lace trade, has suspended but the assets
would nearly meet their liabilities.
The weekly bank return showsR diminution
in the bullion Of $50 954
Messrs. Bell, Son & Co. report as follows
Market for American state securities during the /
week that Is passed, has remained very steady, |
and prices stationary for railroad securities OF
the first class. There has been more inquiry, and
business has been done in them at an advance OF
The Convention st AIessina stipulates that A. 900 /
Neapolitans are TO guard the Citadel, and not /
lombard the city unless Garibaldl attacks the /
Citadel The outer forts are occupied by Col, /
Medici
Garibaldi upon entering LIessina was received
with great enthusiasm.
LATEST.
London, 5th-A popular movement had taken 4
place in the Papal States but was suppressed.
CRlabria.
Lord Brougham, in the House of Lords on the
Sd, presented a petition from the anti slavery
Society, praying that immediate steps be taken
20 compel Spain to carry out her engagements
for the suppression Of the slave trade
News from Damascus, of the 14th of July, an
nounces that the massacres have ended
The Druses and Bedouins had retired into the
interior, but the Christians were still coneealing
themselves.
Fuad Pasha had arrived AT Bryant on the 18th
ult.
Sir Henry Bulwer advises the Porte to recall
the Grand Vizier
The Courier de Paris, an opposition journalhas
been suppressed
Paris SatuTday.-The Patrie says the regiments
intended for Syria, left for Chalons to-day
-Four steamers left Toulon yesterday TO embark
troops.
Great agitation prevails in Gambia, Jedda and
Arabia. .E.as
Naples, Sd.-The city Is tranquil
Rome 3d.-At the disturbance at ArpinR the
people shouted for Garibaldi
La Moriciere sent troops TO TerTGcinO