Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-24
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES.I
LATER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
General Amnesty to GaribaIdi
and his Followers.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY |
BRAGG SUMMONS NELSON TO
SURRENDER.
NELSON DECLINES DOING so.
ARRIVAL OF THE 5 OTIA.

SANDY Hook, Sept %.
The steamship Scotia, Liverpool 18th via
Queenstown 18th, passed here bound in
Her political news is unimportant
It was asserted that a general amnesty
to Garibaldi and his followers was all but
determined upon.
COnsols closed on Friday at 98s@9S3 fOr
money.
The bullion in bank had decreased
92l3, 300 instead Of 1000, as reported by
the Nova Scotian.
LIVERPOOL Markets, Friday.-Flour
easier; wheat steady; corn firm.
Provisions-Beef nominal; Pork nomi
nal; bacon tendency downwards; lard
| quiet; tallow quiet and steady.
Ashes firm, pots 32s.
Sugar steady; coffee firm but quiet.
! LONDON MARKETs-Breadstuif Quiet ;
tea dull; sugar tending upwards; coffee
firm; tallow quiet and unchanged.
American securities inactive.
The Paris Bourse was firm; rentes 69f.
6Oc.
The Daily News has an article in defense
of American herOism and patriotism, and
condemns the sophistry of those who find
fault that Americans are not sufficiently
Respondent.
The Liverpool Post advocates mediation
in American affairs, and argues that Eng
land is the power to mediate, and Lord
Palmerston the man.
The Index, the London organ Ofthe Con-
federates, says that George N. Saunders
brought no communications whatever from
the Confederate Government to the Euro
pean Commissioners.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times gives "a version of General Butler
difficulty with the French Consul at New
Orleans, which is very unfayorable to But
ler
Important discoveries have been made,
it is said, to enable jute to be used to a ge-
neral extent as a substitute for cotton
The article has advanced nearly fifty per
cent. since the beginning of the month, and
is greatly excited. Hemp, also, is consid-
erably higher.
Serious disturbances had taken place at
Prossnitz and Moravia owing to the stop
page of the cotton factories. Riots com
menced and continued three days, when
they were finally stopped by the military.
The monthly returns of the Bank of
France show decrease in cash of thirteen
and half million francs.
There were rumors of plots and threats
by Italian reyolutiOnists very similar to
these in the 0rsini affair.
Paris BOurse declining; rentes quoted
at G9f 47e.
Latest reports relative to Garabaldi say
that there will be "a general amnesty grant
ed to Garibaldi and his followers. A dis
tinguished English physician has been
sent to Garibaldi.
It is asserted that Rattazzi will not face
the Italian Parliament.
A new session of the Italian Parlia-
ment has been announced for November.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Eve.
Europa's news via Queenstown, trans
pired abeut noon to-day, and caused great
sensation. 1t was generally regarded as
disastrous and most discouraging for the
North. American securities in London
became dull
LONDON, Saturday Eve
The Times to-day has an article based
on the justihcations which are Just now
being put forth in the North, for the war.
1t thinks the symptom a hopeful one, for
if reason is to be the arbiter, it is certain
the war policy can never be sustained.