Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-01
Large Shipment Of Troops to
Canada.
GREAT FIRE IN NASHVILLE,
Suicide Of a Brlgadler General.
This Mornings Report.
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
The Etna, from Liverpool the 18th, and
Queenstown the 19lh, arrived here ct 8
A. NJ.
The Asia reached Liverpool on the 18th.
STEAMERS Of the Canadisn and New York
and Philsdslphia lines were stipulating
with shippers for the right to call at any
intermediate port, discharge cargoes, &c.
should il be deemed unsafe to 60 TO their
ports of destination.
Linooln's message claimed great stten-
ton, Notwithstanding public feeling was
deeply engrossed with the death Of Prince
Albert.
The silence Of the Presidents message
on the Trent affair WAS subject Of much
conjecture and comment. It was gener-
ally regarded as q loop hole for escape, and
gave rise to compromise Of peace, although
the general construction was Warlike. The
Times argues that by this studied silence
the President has left himself door for
retreat, but thinks the chances ofpesce are
undoubtedly diminished, and says nothing
can be more ungracious than the Presi-
dents treatment Of foreign powers, when
for their foFbearance gracious and oour-
teous acknowledgment was due.
The Times also deVotes IN artiola to the
report of the Secretary Of the Navy, which
it treats with ridioule, and denounces as
an unparalleled crime the project Of block
ing up ports by sunken vessels.
TIE Post treats the message as undenis-
bly, warlike, and though remarking on the
silence relative to the Trent affair, says it
was scarcely within the ordinary scope Of
the message.
1t also charges the President with in
gratitude in dealing with maritime powers.
The News considers his silence an indi-
cation Of caution and prudence and favor
able to peace.
The Star also justi6es his silence and
praises his force and ability.
The Herald takes q contrary view, and
tears peace is almost hopeless.
Parliament meets the middle Of January.
The death Of Prince Albert caused most
xrafound sensation. The Queen bore her
bereavement with much fortitude.
Ths Asis's news was generally regarded
in Paris as unfaVorsble for peace. The
leading journals continue TO advocate
I French neutrality.
The Bourse was heavy and lower at 67f
Garibaldi has written q letter to the
+: Genoa committee, which indicates an sp
preaching movement.
London Money Markell general de.
cline took place on the 10th, but on the
18th stronger tone prevailed, and there
waa recovery of 1sc 14f in cOnsols, which
closed 9O4c both money and account.
Wheat firmer for American. Flour quiet
bTt steady.
Sugars unchanged. Tea inactive. CofeC
quiet Rice firm.
LIVERPOOL, 1eth-Cotton very dull and
dropping. Sales Monday and Tuesday
5000 bales
At Manchester there is 9 complete stag
nation and prices downward.
readstuffs-Wske6eld, Nash & Co
quote -four firm and Cd higher. Sales 500
34s. Wheat firm at an advance of 20;
per cent. Red 10(9l8s Sd; White 12@l4s
Corn quiet 6d@ls improvement white snC
I yellow 34s; white nominal
Pork good demand. Bacon firm. Buttsl
and cheese slow. Lard moderate demand
| 4765ls. TalloW quiet Sugar inactive
! Coffee, nothing doing. Ashes dull.
LATEsT-LIvERPooL, l9th-Cotton firm
er, with an upward tendency; sales in tW'
days 13, 900 bales; spectators and expor
ters 9,OOO closed all quiet and slight!
higher.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady except corn
which is easier. Provisions firm.
Consols sO@90s; American Securitie
dull and unchanged. Prises steady.