Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-31
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The Daily News and Star applaud Pal
| merston's views, and contend that the time
has not yet arrived for mediation.
During the debate on the Colonial mill
tary expenditure in the House Of Lords the
7 Canadians were reprOached for negligence
in providing a strong militia force
English journsls attack the Orleans
princes for the course they have pursued
with tho Northern army.
The Princess ClOthilde gave birth to o
Prince on the 18th.
Bourse dull; rentes 68f 35c.
The London Times of Friday publishes a
third edition containing the following dis
patch:
BALTIMORE, July ga communication
from Fort Monroe, I'd, states that German
and Jackson had arrived there wounded.
They state that the divisions of Generals
| Mccall and Reynolds surrendered to the
Confederates
Gen. Mcclellan was on borrd the Galena
Jackson was in the rear Of the Federals
and Price in front.
Gen. Lee refuses to grant any terms Of
capitulatirn, and demands the uncondition-
al surrender Of the Federal troops.
Federal flags have been taken down from
the newspaper offices in Baltimore.
The above was By the Glasgow at Cork.
The arrival Of the Arabia, on the 18th,
with regular dispatches from New York,
completely upset this oanard, which was
from unquestionable secession quarters.
LIVERPOOL, l9th.-Breadstuf this eve
ming steady. Corn still advancing.
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-Gonsols
closed 92AG92E. American Stocks dull /;
latest sales Erie 271@283; Ill. Central
49fa 483 discount.
QUEEYsTowN, 2Oth.-Latest from Liver
pool -Breadstuffs market yesterday closed
quiet rnd firm. --.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald again asserts that the Emperor Ma
pOleon is about to offer the mediation of
France to America, and says the drift Of
public opinion is in favor Of such q course.
The MoniteHF publishes an account Of
the battles before Richmond, and says one
thing is certain: The army of the North
was crushed on the field by overwhelming
numbers it had then to give up foot by
foot several miles Of ground II has lost
guns, prisoners and stores, and for the
present Richmond is disengaged
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL NEWS
The weather has been rather more sum-
merhke, but still unsettled.
Richardson, Spence, and others, report
-four quiet and firm at 24s-6d and 28s-6d.
Wheat in good demand, at recovery of
&c per GENITAL from Tuesdays depression.
Red western 9s Sd a lis Sd Southern lis
a lis Sd; white western lis Cd lis Cd; (;
southern is Cd a rs Sd.
Corn in good demand and generally I'd
| (96d over Tuesday rates; mixed 28@28s
Sd; yellow 28s6d; white 23932s6d for
! 480 pounds.
Beef sells merely in retail.
Pork heavy and still Dropping; bacon
fair demand for good at 29@31 for Cum
berland cut; Lard in steady demand 400
! l43; cheese in good request
London Markets.-Baring Bros. report
breadstuffs generally unchanged notWith-
standing large supplies Of foreign, =
BOAT CAPTURED BY REBELS.
CAIRO, July 80.
The steamer Platte Valley, from Mem
phis, brings the news of the capture of the
dispatch boat Sallie Wood by the rebels,
one hundred and fifty miles above Vicks-
! burg. '''-A
The rebels had masked battery, and
succeeded in hitting her steam pipe, dis
abling her. They took quite number of
.1risonars and dauf,-o1ysd Aba boof 3 Il. 5t-