Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-16
CAPTURE OF BATON ROUGE.
The Fight at TazeWen.
Federal Loss Eight Hundred.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 10.
The steamer Glasgow from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the 9th, via Queenstown 7th,
passed Cape Race this p NJ for New York
She was boarded by the Press yacht and
her news obtained.
The Steamer Norwegian from Quebec ar
rived at Londonderry on the 9th. The
Great Eastern from New York, arrived of
! Queenstown on the 9th.
The statement that the new Confederate
steamer No. 300, from Liverpool, had put
into Holyhead, proved unfounded. She
was last seen on the 1st off Giants Cause
way, going IA knots an hour. The Tusca-
rora had been in search Of her in the Irish
! Channel, but returned to Queenstown,
which port she again left on the 7th. Her
| destination was unknown.
The movements Of the Tuscarora give rise
to some animadversions in shipping circles.
The Times editorially argues if England
| wishes to give the Federals a new impulse,
she has but to take some step which can be
represented as interference, and Lyon will
soon get his 10000 men and chances of
| peace Indirectly postponed.
The Times in another article points to
Mr.. Russells letter relative to Federal
cruisers in the Bahama, to show that the
Federal States have not done justice to
England's forbearance in the matter.
The Daily Nows anticipates that if the
! common dearth lasts till Christmas, Par
| Iiamentary provisions for relief of distress
will not suffice to meet the emergencies.
The Journal St. Petersburg denies the
rumors that Russia joined France in prop
ositions from England for the recognition
of the Confederates and mediation.
| In the House of Lords, Lord Strathleden
moved for correspondence with Mr.. Ma
son relative TO the acknowledgment of the
South IN States.
Lord Russell said it was not expedient
to produce papers. The agent Of the Con-
| federate States was not recognized and all
| communications were unofficial. Cores
pondence had taken place with Messrs. Ad-
ans and Seward, but the British Govern
ment replied as before. He stated that no
communication had been received from
any foreign power relative to the recogni-
ton of the Southern States.
Earl Malmsbury suggested that Govern
ment should communicate with other pow
ers with view of offering mediation, if
favorable opportunity arises.
Lord Russell agreed that it was desira-
bic, if mediation is offered, that all powers
should join in it. Ho paid a high compli-
ment to Lord Lyons.
The motion was finally withdrawn
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Give, in
answer to Mr.. Seymour, said the practice
which the Bishop of Oxford wished used
with respect to civil war, was not in vio-
lation Of the act of uniformity.
Mr.. Seymour gave notice he would re-
peat the question on the .7th.
FRANCE.
Itis reported that the French Council of
State are trying to devise means to render
France independent of America for cot
ton.
The Patrie says when the French army
moves in Mexico in November, the navy
will make demonstration on the Pacific
coast.
The Bourse was heavy 79f
ITALY.
Garibaldi had issued proclamation
urging the young men to arms in spirited
terms.
Victor Emanuel had issued q counter
proclamation denouncing the revolutionary
schemes and threatening tke rigor Of the
law Ou tuOSC W uO ulHODGg CA- AA9 NSSAthA CN
that he himself would move in the mat
ter of Rome at the fitting time.
The English journals regret GaribaIdrs s
course.
Latest via Observation-Disclosures 7th.-
No new movements are reported in Italy.
The Queen, in speech proroguing Par
lament says the civil war which has for
some time been raging in America has un-
fortunately eliminated in unabated in
tensity, and the evils with which it has
been attended, have not been confined to
the American continent, but her majesty
having from the outset determined to take
no part in the contest has seen no reason
to depart from the neutrality which she
has strictly adhered to.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. e. BREADsTUFFs-
) Market still declining except for corn,
which is steady. Flour declined Cd, chiefly
on the lower qualities; American quoted
at 24s and COS Wheat quiet and easier;
red western 9s 8d@11s 4d; red southern
lis 2d611s Sd white western lis 6d9
lis Sd; white southern 12s912s Cd. Corn
quiet and unchanged; mixed and yellow
t29s 3d@29s Cd; white 32s@33s. Provis'
ions dull and unchanged; LAID easier
sales 40@44. Sugar quiet and unchang'
ed spirits-Turpentine inactive at 10:
clio.
LONDON, 5th.-Breadstuf have declin
ing tendency.
GonsOls closed on the 5th at 9St@98i
for money.
American securttes-IIlinois Contra
shares 5O4@49f discount, Erie shares
202@272.
LATEST VIA QUEESsTowN-LIVERP
T 7th.-Breadstufs are steady and witbou
change.
: Provisions dull and unchanged.
) LONDON, 7th.-Consols for money 934(d
: 98a. Illinois Central shares 5O2G5O dis
I. count, Erie shares 274.
!. FROM cALIF0RNIA.