Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
ARRIVAL OF THE KRDAR.

INV AhAAf ENA- -
The Cunard screw steamer Kedsr, Capt Cook
which let Liverpool on the SD Of January al
about p. NJ, arrived here 1T midnight.
he steamer Canada arrived at Queenstown a
5 O'Clock on the evening Of the 20th and reached
Liverpool at II. 81 on the following day.
The City Of Manchester called st Queenstown
on the eoth aud arrived az Liverpool on the 2lst.
Renewed efforts were making at Limerick tO
transfer the Galway line TO The shannon
Lord John RUSSELL in letter, rendered TO the
cotton manufactures. through the Manchester
Chamber Of Commerce, the services Of the Brit
sh Consuls In cotton districts, 70 assist in deter
mining the possibility Of obtaining from other
sources such supplies as may compensate for
possible falling of under the American crisis.
France has intimated to other Governments in
tsresfed the necessity Of a conference Of tlieiI
ruary, 70 consider the question Of Syria, as the
French occupation ceases IN March.
There are vague reports Of orders Tor 200 gun
boats having been given to private builders.
The Bourse on the 21st was animated--67f 4oo.
The Sandman Admiral had proclaimed the
blockade Of Gaeta, and gave the Inhabitants q
short time to quit the city All foreign vessels
The Italian feet replaced the French Squadron
before Gaeta-
IL was presumed that the bombardment re com
menced on the 10th or 2lst, Francis H. having
refused terms Of surrender.
The Papal Nuncio, the Austrian, Spanish, Ba-
FRrian and SaXony Ministers remained at Gaeta.
Il is rumOred that England, France and Russia
on the peaoeable solution Of the Danish question.
Austria Is raising loan Of thirty million forins
In anticipation Of taxes becoming due.
Il is again asserted that treaty exists between
Prussia, Austria and Russia, guaranteeing Vene-
Tia 20 Austria
The Bombay nail of December2 27th had arrived
in England. News unimpOrtant,
Great indignation was felt at the late grant to
the descendants Of IippOO Sahib.
Import trade was resumed after six weeks sus-
pension.
Freights had been very low, but rose towards
Francis Eddy,son & Co, London, in the LeYant
trade, had suspended. Estimates Of liabilities as
high as $500 900. It is supposed that liquidation
viii be satisfactory 1t was first supposed that
the suspension would prove but temporary but
Attest prospects Of favorable liquidation were
not quite so satisfactory.
The suspensions are also announced Of Messrs.
Leone. Bodocanaehi & Co, London merchants,
for about 60 900, and of Messrs. Henry Smith &
Sons, railway contractors, Birmingham
The English funds continued nat, but without
any material variation in prices.
Consols at noon on the 22d ult. were quoted st
s1H9slE for money, el5zG915S for account.
Discount market remained the same. Choice
paper was negotiated at6H.
There were no gold Withdrawals from the Bank
on the 2lst.
The ship Rosburgh Castle,with slss 900 in gold,
IRON Melbourne, had arrived in the channel Also
the wellesley, with 80 900 o.
Breadstufs-R. II. & Co. and W n & Co. say
Of this mornings market Attendance limited
ana TRANSACTIONS quite Light
FlOur-SlOW and Cd. per bbl. cheaper Extra
western pressing at 22s. Cd
Wheat Unchanged, but demand confined TO
extra sorts
Indian Corn-Sd. lower mixed pressing for
sale c 35s. per quarter, without buyers
ProVisiOus-Beef and Pork dull and unRltered
Baeor-In better demand
Lard-Firmer. Sales at 5sseOs. for good to
prime.
= TallOW-Quiet.
Sugar-Limited demand.
C0ifee-Nothing doing.
Rioe-Quiet.
Ashes-steady; Small sales pots at 29s. Cd.
hosin-No business reported.
Spirits 1urpentine-s0s. 6d.l03ls. on the spot;
21s. to arrive.
London Markets-Breadstu dull, and wheat
generally l@2s per quarter lower; foreign held
for previous rates
3ugar-Firm and wanted.
Cofee-Firm at extreme prices.
Tea-Fair request; tending downward.
Rice-Wauted and not easily obtained at form
er prices.
1allOW-Firm at 6s for Y. c.
Linseed Oi-2ss3d92ss8