Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

| A meeting Of the shareholders Of the Great
Eastern bad been held. The Directors report
~ss adopted, and & resolution passed to raise
| SIS, 900, in 10 per ceRt. deben; ;ures, to equip
| her for sea. IL was expected she would leave
Liverpool again in February.
The British meu-oi- war, Conquer0r and
Ssnsf4red, Woull embark marines the day the
Asia sailed. and forthwith depart for Mexico.
The Times thinks the operations Of the eE-
PeditiOn will be very easy, but difficulties
may arise from the different political sym
psthies Of the Powers.
IL was reported that the Federal steamer
James Adger, nov at Southampton, goes to
the Mediterranean 10 look after priVateers.
The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia
and duchess sre on a visit to Victoria.
A strike among the cotton spinners Is i'm
mi0ent owing to the threatened reduction Of
wages.
F..nce has given reNssuranees to SWitzsr-
land relative to the Valley of Deppes. The
affair will probably be adjusted without IN
Pleasantness.
FRANCE Financial accounts show rather
less uneasiness. The Bourse was firm.
ltis reported that Gsribaidi has announced
70 the Central Italian Commissioner his firm
Intention not to provoke any movement in
/ favor of Rome or Venice, but wished to en-
courage to the utmost Italian armsments
aud popular sympa BY for the unity Of Italy
Il was rumOred that preparations were
/ making at Genoa fr a revolutionary e1pe-
diuon, embracing Montenegro, all the slave
population Of Turkey, also Hungary and
/ ialscis.
Belgium bad appointed an Ambassador to
Ita.y, but it is remarked that be is accredited
70 the Court Of Turin and not TO ths King Of
Italy.
Tue recently announced measures toward
Hungary are set forth in an autograph letter
from the Emperor of Austria Il sTilee5 q
determination &c carry out the Government
policy Ia Hungary.
There is greater firmness In trade at Man
chester and further advance is demanded.
Business keeps restricted.
BREADsFuPFs RICHARDSON, Spence 4 Co
Bigland, Athavs & Co., and Wakefield, Nash
& Co., repoer -four firm for good, which is
scarce; sales al %. s.Gs2s 81; wheat quiet
nut steady; red v inter- lis edG12s Sd;
Southern stl2s sdGI2s IOd; white Western
al las Southern at l3s ed(al4s; corn in
| lhAkE 6upBly Auu VI lUWEIT mLAEl dL oEa o.
632s Sd; yellow at 33s; white at 36s(G37s
ProvIsions-Beef quiet, but good quail.
des wanted Pork dun, bat unaltered Ba-
con IN fair demand at 349ses.
Lard frm at 4s95Ss. TsllOw-NOrtt
American 5Os@5ls6d.
Sugars quiet, but steady. Coffee firm Al
extreme prices. Rice drlI.
LONDON MABKETs.-Bariug Brothers
Co. report wheat aOout Is per quarter higher
but quiet market. White American 63G
SIS red 55G64s.
Flour 3OCa345
Coffee drn, and partially Is dearer.
Rice quiet and unchanged.
Sugar steady at former rates.
TalloW very steady.
Latest Liverpool Markers, Saturday:
Cotton frmer, but unchanged; sales 90,
900 bales, including Il. 600 10 Speculation
and exporters.
: Breadstufs-smsu sales and steady.
Provisions dull.
London, SaIurdav.-Consols 93sG934
Erie shares 23t9232 Illinois Central 400
I 49c discount.
Havre, Thursday.-Cotton; sales of week
r0,500 bales Orleans tres ordinaire 1871
Oss l5lf. Market frm. Stock l55, 90
bales.
--latest via Queenstown. )-LoSDoS, NOv
lO-At the Lord Mayors banquet the Maye
proposed the Foreign Ambassadors, an
coupled the name Of dams, who replied tbs
bis mission in Englsnd was to promote an
peFpetaate friendly relations between thetE
countries.
Palmerston said that although circumstar
ces may for the time threaten 10 interfel
with the supply of cotton, the temporary ev
will be productive Of permanent good. "
shall fnd in various quarters Of the glOt
sure aud ample supply, which will render l
!. no more dependent. We witness with sfit
lion the lameniable differences among OF
= American cousins, but it is not for us 20 pa
{, judgment in their disputes Lord Palmerstol
. in conclusion, expressed the hope Of speed
3 restoration of harmony and peace.
e PARB, 9th-The Bourse firm; nearly &
ID kinds of securities improved rentes clos
at 90 francs IS oertimes.
The Confederate Commissioners, Mann al
n Yaucey, dined yesterday with the Fishmo