Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-05
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hALUAx,- March, 4.
The total stock Of eostoa IA port 4 ssii /.
mated at 47s, 900 balss including $4,000
American. Etas8 8TgFTF
Bpead5suR market closed with downward
tendency and AL Quotations slightly de-
einsd.
Provision market quiet and steady.
LoHDOH, Friday.-Consols clossd At e7f
6e3 for money. -s.-.
American BtoekA-Latest sais5 of III
nOis Central shares ai 453 md Erie 1880.
The Bank returns shOE ~ inleas0 IN
bullion Of el4s, 900. ~. &, sr.--
The journal Espana demands monarchy
for Peru BY universal suffrage. ~ 3.
RONE, 2O.--The police haEs made many
arrests. r sssfs.B
The proclamation Of the Hstional CoRTsn-
ton has been secretly posted up here. The
Convention hoped for early succass, but
counssIs patienta
Il Is believed that Napoleon has Owen an
assurance to the Pope that the French troops
VIII not leave Rome. ~.
A popular manifestation vas nr1nared %
celebrate the anniversary Of captufs q
Gssta. Numerous patrols trsTerssd The
State to prevent its taking place.
BERLIE, 20.-The question bstwssn PruS-
sia and Austria is continually WidsnidS tie
language Of the Prussian aad AuStfian D.
pers IL daily more hostile.
The agitation in Germany is incssasing.
Austria, by her recent condust, had Iovt
much Of her influence IN HoEfhsFn Germany.
PAEB 2I.-Ths temps and other Fansh
Journals demonsirate that q monarchisl n
storstion in North America will only benefit
Spain and the Spanish mnnarchiai iatsrest
alone existing there.
It Is believed that the speech of Prince
Napoleon on the sddrsss of the Eenais Eii
express the real feeling Of the Emperor on
the Italian question.
The following is q summary Of the news
brought BY the City Of New York. $40
The TusesroEa LEFT Gibraltar on Tie Isfh
inst for the Spanish Walsrs She bad been
watching the Sumter which still rsmained
at Gibralter unable to Prsc1se ecsT rfsl
In the House OF Commons % De I7th
inst, the supplementary estimates aor shs
naval and military expenditure il fH8 Trent
affair, amounting in all 70 esT3,0O0 were
moved and unanimously agreed TO-.
In the debste On the subject, Mr.. Bright
strongly denounced the policy Of the GoT-
eminent He said the money had besn
worse than thrown away. The thrsataning
menaces were quite uncalled for, and gave
Earl RusselFs first dispatch which ha aid
had more the appearance Of dselsration Of
war than q courteous demand for a inst OBJ
iect which America could not fail to aocsds
70. He refuted the idea that the American
Government was Influenced By q mob, and
argued that the interests OF England were
70 bound up with America that itWas II aE-
sry respect unadTisable 10 infict stingthat
L might take centuries 70 remove.
Mr.. Baxter endorsed the tone Of the Gov
srnment but condemed the tone Of the presa.
Orders had been rsesiEed ct shesrusss to
lisband all gunbOats prepared for CDmmis-
ion under the American difficulty.
The Daily News and Star pablish tie cor
with Mr.. Seward ralstiVs q the
Iassage Of British troops through the stats
+ Maine. The latter journal accords great
raise to Mr.. Seward for his course Il this
sspect 5s sls.r ~
The reading Of the Address 70 he Em-
'eror Of France had taken place il ths Sen
'te, and debate commenced upon. L On the
oh inst tr---f -
The Address regrets the sufeEings INDICTED
y the American civil war On trade and
Manufactures, but agrees with the Emperor
bat the friendly relations of the two eoun-
ries render neutrality incumbent, and Be-
eTes that the quarrel viii be su the shorter
not complicated By foreign inAusnCas
The BouIse was lower Reates Fsrs quo
Cd, the Goth inst, at 7Of 4Oc. s-ifg