Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-25
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ST. JoHNs, July "a.
The steamer City of Washington from New
York arrived at Liverpool ON the 18th
The Paris Patrie asserts that the seige Of Mes
sina Is decided upon, Garribaldi having decided
70 assist the Neapolitans unless they gave simil-
ar proofs OF confidence as the Sicilians by sus-
tanned insurFectiOn. Garibaldis ministry had
II Is reported that Naples had notified England
and France Of her intention TO offer the const1-
tuition Of 1912 10 the Sicilians. France had as
sented thereto, but England hesitated
In the British Parliament the ministers were
questioned as to the transfer of the Galway
contract TO the Canadian Line. Mr.. Gladstone
said the Government did not intend 20 sanction
the transfer on its own responsibility and what
ever course might be taken would be sent 10 Par
lament.
Sir Robert Peel called on the Government not
70 assent 10 the annexation of Sicily TO Pied
mont Lord John Russell replied that the Coy
ernment could not depart from the great princi-
pie that the people had s right 90 have their own
government without interference. LsoFd John
Russell explained the position Of the proposed
European Conference, relative to Savoy. Eng
land had accepted the proposition of Prussia,
while Austria hesitates. The Government had
acknowledged the replies of the other govern
ments.
The insurrection in Syria continues. Fued
Pashs had gone there on a special mission, arm
ed with fuu powers and in view of that fact
England and France have agreed 10 abstain from
present interference. lfTurkey, however proves
incapable, these two governments have agreed on
identical instructions 10 their aulnlras 10 stop the
massacre at the destruction of the village. The
Druses killed more than 1000 men in cold blood.
There was great alarm at BeyrOut and the
Franks and Christians had taken refuge on board
the foreign men-Of-war.
The Calcutta mail Of June l4th, and that from
Hong Kong Of May sd had reached England,
and the American portion of il is on board the
Canada
The British forces had left for the Peiho.
collision was considered inevitable.
The Calcutta market was dull. Private accounts
say common goods had improved.
uIFreights were dropping.
Exchange at Hong Kong was at 4 l0d.
There was nothing doing in tea Al Shanghai
Exchange 6sd6s Cd.
Trade was improving in tea.
silk dull. Freights unchanged
COmmercial-The adviees from Manchester arc
unfavOrable. Prices were in favor Of buyers, but
the tone was rather more cheerful, from the sat
isfactOry Calcutta telegram
The weather had been favorable for the crops.
Richardson, Spence Co quote flour very dull,
aud prices easier, though quotably Unchanged
American 28d29s.
Wheat steady. Red los 9d9Ils; white lis 0d@
l2s Cd.
Corn firm Mixed 2Is Cd yellow and white
39sG 34s Cd.
Wakefield. n. s. Co. B.. A. 4 Co. and Others.
report beef heavy and slightly declined.
Pork heavy, and offered at a reduction Quo
tatiOns nominal
London Markets.-Barings' circular reports
wheat declining. White 5ja5Ss red 53ld56s. 1
Flour 256S0s.
Money market unchanged.
Barring Brothers report the market for Ameri- 4
can securities slow Of sale, but prices unchanged
stnfls quiet and sales unimpOrtant. Provisions /
dull