Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12
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portland, Me-, Feb. 10.
The steamship Jura, which left Liver
pool on Thursday, the S0th, and London
Slst, arrived here to-night.
Mason and Slidell had arrived at South
ampton. No demonstration was made. The
former went to London and the latter to
Paris. H I @ 7779 /
Sales of Cotton for three days 2seOO
bales, including II, 600 bales to speeulstors
and exporters. Market frmer7 with sn
advance Of 4e.5 --a'--' -
Adviees from Manchester favorable
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market generally
dull with slight decline, except for Corr,
which is steady.
Richardson, Spence and others report as
follows: q - B u d ao-I ~
+ Flour Heavy and declined Cd per b5L
sWheat-Duh and declined l(92d; Red
western ll@l2s23; red southern 11s8d@
12s6d; white western l2s6d@I2s9d; white
southern lss@l3sSd. ...5s .si.7s.5s. S ~ /
Oorn-Stesdy; mixed SI932s.
Liverpool Provisions Market has down
ward tendency. Beef declining. Pork
nominal Bacon declining. a.---
London MaFket,-Breadstuffs dull; all
qualities slightly declined.
Consols closed, for money, on Thursday,
81 3 8. Stoeks-Il- Central shares 44(9
As. Discount Erie % 1-2929.l- y
1t was rumored that Government had
ordered the Nashville to quit Southampton,
/ but extended the time for her departure
owing to danger from the TuseaTOrs. 1t
was also rumofed the Government will pro-
hibit armed ships of either party remain
ing over twenty-four hours in any British
port. - 49, d, - ~ 10
The following is the Etna's reports; 5l3i7
Earl Russell, in = dispat3h dated Jant-
sry 23d, to Lord Lyons, says the English
Government differs entirely from Mr..
Stewards conclusions on the question Whe-
ther the persons taken from the Trent and
their supposed dispatches weFeoontrsband.
Il was rumored that the vessel which the
Sumter engaged off Algiers was the Iro-
qnois. There Was no news Of either. 1t
was reported thst the Tuscsrora was about
to quit Southampton. The destination was
kept secret.
The Times, in a characteristic article,
calls for something decisive in America.
Il ssys unpleasant complications must
arise II the present state Of affairs coptin-
ues much longer.
/
r-r.HJs s.. FRANCE. er-e1. .aar1
i Napoleon opened the Chamber on the
27th. BE said the civil war which desc.
lates America has greatly compromised ou1
commeroial interests. So long, however,
as the rights Of neutrals are respected, We
must eonfne ourselves to expressing
wishes for an early termination Of those
dissensions.
BOurss-higher rentes 7If SOc.
France recommends to Rome to coRoil
late the Court Of Turin. Antoneln abso.
lutely refused ell terms.
There we're contradictory rumors Of aI
enlarged French expedition to Mexico.
} The London Times remarks on Mssor
and Slidell, that both will probably keeJ
, quiet, and wait events that are at hand. j
--latest Commercial via Londonderry.
; Liverpool, Friday.-Sales Of cotton, 46, ,00'
: bales. Market frmer, with an advance Of
o the week Of ] 4d. Total stock in port es
: timated at 546, 900 bales, of which 2l5. 0O
e are American.
BreaastuAs downward. Wheat NOR
e steady. Corn quiet Na pTElg
Paris, 3Oth.AFhs Moniteur says th
e dismission of Mr.. Cameron gives Englan
}. great satisfaction.
L London, 3Oth.-Mason and slidell hsv
y left for Paris. .-.-9
: Madrid, 30th.-UDonnell declares tbs
d France has made no separate engagemeI
y with Spain. TheSpanish Government hs
/ no reason to suppose that France intend
l. settling the affairs Of Mexico without COL
sidering the wishes of the other Powers.
re Very latest via Londonderry. tell
u gram from Lisbon announces further sah
factory news from Buenos AyFes. Urioo
le feet was taken by. the Buenos Ayresean