Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Ye-terdav AFternoon's Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PRINCE
ALBERT.

ALBERT.
ST. JOINS, June o
The Steamship Prince Albert, arrived et The
Ray Of BritDn al five O'Clock ON the morning y, !,
the 9Th inst She brings Galway dates ~ w ~ ~, ~,
81 May, and Liverpool dates by telegraph 10 inc
The siciian accounts are conaigtmg Carl
baldi had entered Palermo, and assumed p'o Nio
Siciiian official dispatches claim victory eVur
Garibaldi z,.
Proceedines IN the House OF Commons indicate
that the government will b. Hnnhle 20 oaf:y the
Reform bill through this season and they VIII
Virtualfy determine TO abandon t
The result of the great Derby race, was sent IN
The telegraph news by the hast steamer, Umpire
rnn forward throughout the race, but came al the
end the sixth horse, being long disinnced Oy the
iiIs Il s rumored that the Emperor Of Russia con
templates visiting Paris,
III was also reported that the MonlteqF was
about % publish speech ~ the Freueh , Alh1as
sador, 20 the Sultan Of Turkey Of an alarming
1fls' The friends Of tle Grand Duke Of Tuscany,
continued the agitation At florence ior ms res
Jhe government had seized important docu
ments containing instructions for an insurrection
hi the States Of the Church, Callabria, &C.
Pripce C2ortFchakof' had issued n circular eX
plaining the reason why the Turkish Ambassador
was not admitted 70 the diplomatic meeting Of
Christians IN Turkey
LATEST ny TELRaRAPH,
London, May asth.-The Sicilian news Is very
uearra and eonhicting II Is reported, ana some
authorities assert correctly, that Gnrabaldi had
entered Palermo with 900 infantry and square
Of cavalry and that the 6eapolitans were laying
down their arms. Il was also stated that Tara
baldi had issued q stirring proclamation siathg
thai he assumed Professionally the Dictatorship of
Sicily He was received with the greatest en-
thusiasm at Palermo. The news lacks couiirna
ton and some regard Il as premature,
There was a great panic at Mcssina among the
sSd Of May assert that the insurgents were beat
en- twice driven from their positions, and pur
sued, and that one Of their leaders, Rosselina
PutH, was killed
Liverpool Breadstuiis. .-RichardsOn Spence n
Co report -four dull; 26sdd@SOs.
Wheat-Quiet; sales of red at iOs5d@lOsed;
white lis9i2s6d ~.
Corn-Very dull; sales Of mixed al 3is6di yel-
low Sss6dGS5s; white 3Os0d@3ls
Professionally nkeileld, Nash Co.. B, a. \
Co. and Others, report beef heavy, and all quail
ties slightly declined
Baeon-lnaetiYe, but firm
Lard-Dull and quotations barely maintainedi
TaIlOW-An qualities slightly declined sales Of
PSodace-Pots and Pearls 2sG2os for the for
mer, 22sGdG2as for The latter.
SuRar-Heavy.
Coiiee-Dull. and all qualities declined.
Riee-Dull at 22s6di some sales Of Carolna at
Fis6 Oils-Slow Of sale, but prices unaltered.
Rosin-Steady at 4s5dG34s6d for common.
London Markets-Baring Bros repGrt bread
stads quiet.
Iron-Dull at f5 5s rails and bars.
Sugar-Dull and declined 81.
Coffee-Dull, and inferior qualities declined
ls6is6d.
Rice-Steady.
Spirits Turpentine-Dull, S5sGda96s.
TallOw-52sd 52s0d.
2 Tea-An qualities slightly advanced.-Sales At
s. for common COngOn.
Sperm Oil-All qualities slightly declined
Sales 95s-
Money Market-COnsOls closed on Friday at
SIS for money, IS rs for account Messrs- Bell a
Co report The market for American securities
quiet and unchanged
IrvERPooL, 25.-COttOn sales on Saturday
amounted to 900 bales, Of which ! 600 were TO
spectators and exporters Market closed very
dull
Breadstuls closed on Saturday p. m. quiet, and
LoSDoS, Saturday p. m.-ConsOIs o5 3s@95'G for
unnev and account