Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21
FORRIGN ARRIYAL.

ANA" AOA n y NAS ~ .
The Africa left Liverpool on the 9Th yia-
QueenstovA osh, arrived thfs EuernIng with
$65, 600 specie. The Kangaroo, Arago and
Psrsne arrived out. I'1f.f7-1
In the House Of Lords after soma oppo-
siti0n, Government Financial measures
passed the second reading. -1ll-..
In the Commons Lord John Russell re-
piled to an inquiry whether the interdic-
tion OfpriVateers, &C., from bringing prizes
into British ports, was according to former
practice. The Queens Advocates opinion
was favorable to the right Of Introduction,
which the law Of nations requires Of every
power. l5-l
Hence Government issued its prohibition.
Mr.. Gregory was appealed to to postpone
his motion in reference TO prompt recog-
milton Of the Southern Confederacy. He
said his only motive was to make fair
statement Of the Southern side Of the ques-
ton, that Of the Northerners being already
before the public. At the wish Of the
House, however, be sssented, and the mo-
tion was postponed sine die.
1t is reported that the o. S. Government
orders for 275,O00 muskets had reached
Frankfort.
The Southern Commissioners were also
soon expected in Germany, with similar
object -
j Funds were depressed at London, Paris
and elsewhere, in consequence of Cavour's
death. ~ a
The Bourse closed at 67f. zoe.
Ex-Dictator Garibaldi was reported seri-
ousiy i'll; the Pope was likewise indisposed.
It was reported that Napoleon interdicted
Prince Napoleon from visiting the United
States, but he will visit Canada.
The collection of taxes in Hungary by
military execution was being carried out
and With the greatest severity. -7.
-BREADsTUFFs.- Weather favorable for
the crops. Richardson Spence & Co., Big
LAM, and Wakefield, Nash Co., report
ali articles very dull and lower.
/ Flour-Almost nominal and pressingly
offered at further decline of Is since
Tuesdsy. State 26s@27s; Ohio 2Is92ss
Cd.
Wbeat-Eery dull and freely offered si
a further decline of 8@4d per GENITAL, max
ing fall Of 6(99d on the week. Red 10'
6d@12s3d; KhIts fts6d@ @14s.-
!. Oorn-Y Very duh and offered at q further
reduction Of 1s(9ls3I, without buyers
Mixed 29s6d@S0s; yellow 3Os@30s6d; anC
i white 30s6d@ @S3s6d, yIi-I#Ig
i 10 aProYisions.-Beef quiet and unchanged
Pork IN moderate request. Wakefield
Nash s. Co, say 2s 6d@5s cheaper. Ba
con depressed, 1sfa2s lover prices nomi
i I nal Lard dull and nominal, 50s@53s
4 Brokers Circular reports Sugars very dul
!. and fully Sd lower. Coffee inactive. Rict
In fair demand at last rates.
London Markets-Bsring reports Eng
klish Wheat at ls@2s, and Foreign Is pc
or. lower. White American, 61sG65s
Red, 57@63s. Flour dull, 27s 6d63ls Cd
Sugars dull and Sd lower. Tea unchanged
D Congo Idols a EoIEHgR
Coffee in good demand and steady. TalloV
fat and lower .eIlD aTETr1
Havre reports were received. Barring re
ports American stocks been offered and foun
3 buyers only at lower prices; less business i
!. railway securities. iae
b, COHsTANTIEoPLE, June lat meeting
the Syrian Conference de6nitive scheme wa
: agreed to-one Christian Governor for III
whole Of Lebanon 70 be Professionally appoint
8 ed BY the Porte for three years.l -..---
= | = rLATEB-LIvRRPool, June 9Th :-Cotto
5 Z Saturdays ssles 5000, bales; speeulatol
9 and exporters took 1000; closed dull
Breadstnffs dull at Fridays decline. PrS
: visions dull. Consols s9s TO sea for mone1
E 901 TO e0a for account. e.
n / Havre Cotton Market-fres ordinaire l 10
{ Bas l06 6rng sales Of the week II, 900 bale
: akock 81 800 baieg