Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-02
KRHgvAL or THE AtABIA'

The steamship Arabia from Liverpool on
The 10Th via Queenstown Jan. 20th, Is COM
inc nm the Bay. News anticipated.
Bullion in the Bank Of England had de-
creased 100000
Money Market unchanged.
Manchester market dull and business
insufficient to test prices.
At Havrs the business In cotton Is ao-
tive. Sales Of the week are $4,000 bales
New Orleans tres ordinRire lO2fi DO. bales
9se; stock ll9, 600 bales.
At Liverpool breadstuifs dull and quota
tlons barely maintained.
Provisions duh aud bacon, lard and
tllloW all slightly lower. Sugar and eohee
Quiet. Rosin declined slightly, common
quoted 4ssd@4s4d. Spirits Of turPentine
also somewhat lower.
American securities dull and tending
downwards. Illinois Central shares 80
discount; Erie 8s3.
News very meaEre 80.
An was quiet al Gaeta, but twas reported that
/ the Gre would e.open on the 2lsti and tnaI the
sardlnians would attack by sea without delay
Latest dates from Gaeta are Of the lIthi Wheh
/ only one French vessel remained
The new Council Of Lieutenhnoy was ioIheu y
Naples after consultation between Caragnan ana
n was reported that Garlbaldi had announced
his Intention 70 60 20 CoustRntinople shortly
The tendency to war In the spring Is reported
to be slackening in Italy.
II a rumoreG that the brli8n BANK - " " NsH
The London Times regards the present month
as big with the fate Of the American Union. ~
says the latest adviees were the most important
Weather in England mllder
TIE Paris Moniteur explains the reasons why
the French feet was stationed a. SaetA, ..,,.. +,
! r,rnrfuFrfinnn WoFW active IN
tis said that levy Of 10000 men Will be
asked from the Legislature Seventeen aoul'oH
al regiments are projected. .,
II is rumored that a semi.Oflcial article !.
about TO appear, declaring that II fiedlnoh.
makes war on Austria she must expect no ho
/. The drain OF gold from the Bank of France
arrangements with the Imperial Bank at St
exchange Of thirty millions francs, silver fol
9 The Bourss dull and dropping
1 Wariike preparations are active In Denmark,
!, An address 70 the King Is being signed calling
y on him 20 resist external pressure and not eoAn
s don the Danish nationality to SchlslWig,
Russia protests against German menaoes agains
YgnI NapIes. 1sth-Admiral Barber de Tluan, viii
Il the remainder of the French feet, leit the water
= Turin, STI- 9Sth2The whole French squadron ha
# Genoa, Saturday-The Courier Mercantile pub
fishes letter from Naples, dated 18th inst, stal
ing that several thousand Lombardians, uade
n command of Gen. LoOra, had entered the Nes
A. ! politan Provinces through the Roman territof
! and defeated the less numerous Italian Ioroe
Z near Taglazzio, compelling them to retire 0
II AveZZano. r.
D. Gen Tounez has left with re-infOrcements fC
u the Nord.
10 LATEST VIA oUEEssTowN.
u II Is stated that a treaty between Prussia an
Austria guarantees Venice to Austria.
lr The King Of Prussia's address Of the l6thi
the Generals says he has been called to the throT
al an epoch Of dangers and with proapect
D. combats in which he shall perhaps, need All yo'
il devotedness. If we do not succeed ~ turnir
, aside the storm which isrsing, we shall have nee
IN Of ali our forces 20 defend ourselves.
be The speech caused sensation in Paris where
" was reported that the King was aware that De
- | mark was his nominal enemy, but the real que
70 zion Is whether France Is to have the Rhine
o. Troops have left Genoa for Naples.
Two frigates have also left for Gaeta-
:, The death Of EppenstOne was announced
The Arabia passed the city Of Manchester al
r. the.Crusader on the s0th.
n liverpool 20-Cotton sales yesterday 20 o
- bales including 600 bales 10 the spectators ai
y eQporters at very full prices.
4 BreadstufIs quiet but steady.
"a. Provisions dull