Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

LATEST EUROPEAN NEWSl
Lord PalmerStOn'S Speech !
REBEL CAMP DEMOLISHED f!
A Successful Reconnaissance.
SUCCESS OF DlES EXPEDITION
A National Thanksgiving Day
GEN. HALLECHS GENERAL ORDER
MORE ARMY APPOINTMENTS
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ARMY APPOINTMENTS!
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN Arrival.

inst.
The Q. 8. steamer James Adger left South
amPton on the 18th inst, destination IN
known.
Three British vessels Of war were really to
sail for Mexico, bnt had been detained BY
stormy weather.
ately.
lis reported that il was at the suggestion
of England that the United States are to be
invited to join the expedition.
The Spanish journals talk Of a probable
spanish Protectorate as the result Of the
expedition.
The King Of Portugal died of typhus fever
on the 18th. The Duke of Oporto has sue
ceeded to the throne.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The speech Of Mr.. Adams, the American
Minister, at the Lord Mayors banquet, has
attracted considerable attention. He was
silent as to the war, but very pacific towards
England.
The Daily News says it was frank, manly,
sensible and reasonable, and mu5t be cor
daily welcomed by England at large, more
| especially as a small but active faction IS do
| plomasy and create bad feeling
The Morning Post says the sneech was
marked by the most friendly statements re-
specting the good feelings Of the American
Government and people towards England,
and that no occurrences will happen to belle
these statements.
The Times is edsraeteFistically sarcastic,
but at the same time complimentary to Mr..
Adams.
Dudley Mann and Yancey were guests at
the grand banquet Of the Fishmongers Com
pany in London. The latter spoke to a toast
for the restoration of peace in America
he spoke strongly in defence Of the Confed-
crate cause; eulOgized England for her recog.
milton OF belligerent rights. He said the con-
tederates did not desire Intervention. being
able 70 maintain their Independence, but they
did deserve recognition from the powers,
he asserted that there can be no basis for ne.
goliatiOns 50 long as the Oonfederates are
treated as rebels. When they are treated as
a belligerent power then the morning Of
peace will dawn as the Confederates will be
inhe1ible only on points of honor and indie
pendenca.
The Times seeks TO calm the dismay al the
short supply of cotton, and says there is no
ground for national alarm.
The final Obsequies at the interment of the
remains of AeManus took place at Dublin on
the 10th instant. It was an imposing dem
onstTatiaR,
FRANCE.
An important Cabinet council was held At
Paris on the 18th instant. Il was almost
certain that Fould had accepted the minis
try Of FnaBes, his programme being retrench-
ment in every branch.
Europe will be assured of the pacific in
tentions Of France.
The Senate is called TO assemble au the
10th of DecembsT,
GeOaIay st. HillyeF, the tslsbrsted pst.
uralist, is dead
The Paris 5OuFss was firm and higher.
BELaIUM.
TIE Belgian Chamber had heen opened.
The Kings speech was silent on the Italian
question, but the minister OF Frances II. has
been notified that they viii no longer enter
tain official relation with him.
SPAIN.
The Spanish court has been opened BY
the Queen. Her speech was unimportant.
Hollis, the minister of foreign affairs in
the Cabinet has resigned.
AUSTRIA.
The Minister of Justice in the Vienna
Cabinet has resigned.
RUSSIA.
Numerous arrests have taken place among
the Jewish Rabbis st Warsaw
hEERPOoL, Nov. Il.
Cotton IS firm, with an upward tendency.
The sales OF two days amounted to $4,000
bales, including 10000 to speculatorS and
exporters. Prices are unchanged.
Breadstufs quiet ana steady.
Corn declining.
Provisions dull
LONDON, Nov. IA.
COnsuls for money s34694
American securities quiet. Illinois Cen
trail 40 disconnt Erie, u, and New York
Central, 20.
The Etna brought about 5000 pounds in
specie.
LONDON, Nov. IA.
Latest via Queenstown.
The Times in alludiug 10 the CIolean diet,
says that the Emperor Of Austria is hurrying
on to try the great experiment whether siI
millions of Germans can hold in sntjeclion
thirty millions Of Germsn'
The British ships of war Donegal, Con-
| quOrer and Sanspariel left on the 18th inst.
with the expeditiOnafy battalions OF marines
for Mexico.
The Paris Constitutional argues that
American ingralitude enables France to
witness The disruption oi the UniOH with
| the ut Ost Indifference.
LrvERPOoE, Nov. Il.
CommeFcial-Ths sales Of cotton for two
days were 35. 600 bales; closing buoyant al
an advance of
The sales to spectators and exporters were
10000 bales, causing an upward tendency in
prices:
The advices from Manchester are favorable,
the market for goods closing quiet.
Bresdstuffs are quiet and steady. Flour
firm at 2as(G325. Wheat steady at lis Sd
/ GI2s sd for red western; Is edo l2s l0d for
red southern; I3s(9I4s for white.
Provisions steady. Beef quiet and steady
Pork quiet. Bacon firmeF. Lsld has q
downward tendency; sales at 50s(G5ls.
Produce-Ashes steady; sales Of pots Al
| 35s 81. Pearls 345. Rosin inactive; CON-
mon s. Spirits Turpentine firm at ia
Sugar quiet and steady. Rice firm. Coffee
Inactive Liuseed oil 6Fmi salesAt 3as Gd6
96s.
LosD \, l2--Bfesdstufs hrm. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee buoyant. CON-
mon Congen tea active. Rice quiet. Tai
low, small sales at 52s.
American StOek5--llllnois Central shares
4O2@393 discount Erie r. R. shares 264
@272. ConSals for money 933693t
Lord PalmeFston, at the Lord Mayors
banquet, made the ioliOsing reference to
America: Although circumstances beyond
our control may thpsateH faF q time 70 inter
fere With the fun supplies Of that article so
necessary to the productive industry Of the
country, yet there i5 no doubt that the tenn
porary evil viii be productive Of permanent
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