Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
LATRsR FR6a EUROPE.

the United States, expressing her fervent
wishes that there may be amicable adjust
ment Of ali the difficulties.
Napoleon opened the French Legislature
on the 4th, He gives pacific assurances aud
reiterases the non-inlerventiOn policy OF his
Government.
z The Liverpool Breadstufs market had inn
proved there being partial advance on all
qualities, the market closed steady. Messrs.
r. s. 4 90, and Wakefield n b Co. state
that there is an improved tone in the market
and quote as follows;
Flour duh and steady with partial ad-
vance of Sd per bbl.A IS t.e'a
Wheat firm aud advancing tendency. In
some cases there has been an advance OF Id
per GENITAL. 5 gN
Corn firm and advanced sdA6d per quar-
Ter.
Provisions generally dull with declining
tendency. Beef heavy pork dull lard quiet
tallow dull.
Ashes-Pots steady at 2sa2ss6d; pearls
quiet ct 29s6da3Os Il is.tfJ
Sugar steady coffee quiet and rice firm.
Spirits tarpentine steady al 30s6d.
LoNDoN MONEY MAKKET.- Consols closed
9l5a9ls. Money 9lB. .l
IoxDoS MSkRErEWheat hrm and ad-
vaneed, chiefly on fine qualities.
Sugar and coffee firm.
Tea firm.
Rice steady.
Spirits Of turpentine steady at sl632.
Money market active at previous rates, I'll.
Cen. quiet at 27292s2 discounti Erie 9l2;
N. Y. @. s5.
The steamship Americs, from Boston
January 2sd, arrived at Liverpool February
4th.
A Caleutta telegram Of January l4th, says
news bad reached there that the American
Ambassador was repulsed from landing at
Japan.
The Bombay mails Of Jan. 18th bad ar
rived in England. News anticipated si3
Bombay markets inactive.
The English Parliament was opened by
the Queen.
The Jur4 sailed -eH7 ..
The London and Liverpool underwriters
had advanced rates one per cent. on the car
goes from the Southern States, owing to
the increased fires on cotton ships, and war
risks.
Mrs. Gore, the distinguished novelist, is
dead.
The French Chambers were opened on the
4th. .-aill-
The Empsror's speech opens With an ex-
PLANTATION of the liberal concessions and
greater latitude granted to the Legislature;
refers to the satisfactory nature Of CONNER
eial and foreign affairs.
he said be had eudeavored to prove that
France sincerely desires peace, and that with
out renouncing legitimate influence, she does
not pretend to interfere where her interests
are not concerned. Non-intervention had
been her policy in Italian complications, and
the motive for sending a feet to Gaeta, was
to furnish last refnge ta the King. Erro-
neous interpretations and partial departure
from neutrality, at length necessitated its
withdrawal.
He points TO the recognition of the annex
alton of Savoy and Nice, as evidence of
maintenance Of the rights of France, and to
the proceedings IL China, as a way the
honor of France is avenged. He rejoices at
the restoration Of the Christian cross in
China, and to the protection OF the Syrian
Christians against fanaticism. he considered
it necessary to increase the garrison at Rome,
when the security Of the Pope appeared
threatened
He concludes by asking that apprehensions
be dispelled and confidence restoreed. His
firm reasons being not to enter into any con-
fliet in which the cause of France should not
be based on right and justice.
The London Times regards the speech un-
favorably, and says there is nothing in it re-
assuring. II affected the English funds un-
favorably.
The case of Bonaparte against Patterson
WAS argued on both sides, and adjourned till
February Sth
Marshal BOsquet is dead.
It is said the principles of the Conference
at Paris are sgreed to by hepowers.
The BOurse was heavy at S.
The seige Of Gaeta was continued.
Prince Caragnan had arrived at the Sar-
dinian camp at Gaeta5 it is reported, in ref
.ereuce to surrender of negotiations.
The Italian elections proved more and
more favorable to Cavour. It is said that
Cavour will propose the following to the
Parliament.
The proclamation Of Victor Emanuel a5
King of Italy with full powers, but with
limited period, a loan Of three or four hun
dred million francs and calling out all til,
military reserves.