Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-04
aTELEGRAPHIC,
Foreign Arrival
THE sLAvERY QUESTION IN
= SAN DoNSINGo.
THE REBELS ABANDON THE
SIRGEOt FORT PlCKENS. =
Vienna Evacuated by the
Rebels.
This Mornino's Ranort
This Mornings Report.
FOREIGN NEWS.

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The Persia from Liverpool the 22d via
Queenstown 28d, arrived this A. NJ.
Lord John Russell announced that France
rejected the proposition Of Austria and
Spain, that the Catholic Powers should act
in concert in maintaining the temporal
power of the Pope.
Is is reported that Spain has given a
pledge that whether st. Domingois annexed
or not, slavery should not be introduced
into the Island. E ers rvvv.T7
A meeting had been held in London for
the benefit Of the fugitive slave Anderson,
and his kinsnan in Canada. III
he explained the necessity Of killing q
| man to effect his escape. Themeeting fully
endorsed the act.
A monster meeting in behalf Of Ander-
son would be held OF Exeter Hall July I'd.
The rumor is revived that the Gar Wis
it's Napoleon at Ghalons Camp
It is reported that Mr.. Dayton remon
strated against the assimilation Of the
Southern States with Italy in the article
recently published in the Patrie and MOni
teur.
The Southern Commissioners were in
Paris. France holds no communication
except with. the Washington Government.
Capt. Russell, who went out in the Great
Eastern, is said 10 have expressed the
opinion in an audience with the Emperor,
that the reunion of the North and South
was impossible. ----
The Bourse was steady at 67f 500.
1t is said that Portugal refuses to so-
knowledge the new Kingdom Of Italy.
LoSDoN MONEY MARKET.- Stocks very
dull and dropping.
Consols on the 2lst declined 1, closing ct
89E for money and 90@90s for account.
Gold was flowing into the Bank largely
ia excess of Withdrawals. The weekly
statement shows an increase in bullion Of
e38S, ,SS9.
LIVERPOOL, June 22.-Breadstufs.-Ths
weather continues highly favorable for the
crops Messrs Richardson, Spence Co.
report -four very slow and offered rather
easier; prices ranging from "a and 26s to
28s. Wheat very slow, and in the absence
Of business prices nominally unchanged; (;
sales at 9s 6d@11s I'd for white, lisa lbs
Cd for central Corn for sale at 8 further
decline of Cd per quarter; mixed 28s a28s
Cd; yellow 28ss 29s; white 30s S2s.
PRovIsIoNs.-Beef slow Of sale and un-
altered. rs.sa
Pork quiet and unchanged. Bacon de-
preciated, and generally Is per cWt. lower,
with very limited sales.
Lard in large supplies, and holders being
enXions, sell; they accept lower prices.
Sales so SKIS good refining.
Cheese steady and firm, but Is 10 IS
Sugars unsltered.
Coffee dull.
LONDON MARKErs.-Baring quotes wheat
dull and difficult of sale at a decline OF Is
10 2s; white American 62s; southwestern
red 57s to 59s. On.
to 28s Cd per Dbl.
sugar steady. Tea quiet. Csfee a
same prices.
Barley maintained.
TslloW dull.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs - Barring Bros
saw purchases of the Federal stock and o
the low price Southern State stock, haV
been on q large scale, and there is nov
little press for sale. Railway secUrihe
unchanged. Business in shares and bond
limited. U s SIS bonds 809S2i do 5's "
+ (a73 ex July dividend; Md SIS 6O96t
I Mass 90, and none for sale. No Ohio 70
e | sale. .lt-l.s1- Z
/ Agitation in Hungary is increasing, an
8 $4,000 men are now concentrated at Resu
q The dissfection is growing at Warsaw
q An immense FIRE commenced In Londo
on Saturday and ragged all night. It d
# stroyed cotton wharf, and about f,v'
bales of American cotton. The destruou'
Of property vas so great that the prices
Is many articles would be affected. Six nY
lost, including the Chief Of the Fire Bl
n gade. a.-....
Liverpool, sunday.-Sales Of cotton u
terday we're 9, 900 bales, for spectators a.
exporters. Market closed quiet and stead
O. Breadstuffs dull. Provisions dull. Go
Of sols at SO 3-4s SO T-8. Money 90s so
At on account. Ill. Cent. shares 4l3 q
es Discount Eries 20a2L IdzAJ