Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TIMES PREDICTS A FINAN.
CIAL COLLAPSE.
MORE OF RUSSEL'S PREDICTIONS
General European Comments,
Postmaster Gen. Blair de-
fendS Secretary WeIIeS.
BUTLER'S EXPEDITION NOT CIV
EN- UP.
Last Nights Rspsrt
EURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

EUhEAEk BY TaE ANGLO SAXON
PORTLAND, Ne, Jan. 80.
Liverpool 6.-Cotton-Sales Of three
days were l9, 900 bales. Prices easier, and
decline stated at s@3d, mostly Of the mid
ding and lower qUalitiss. Spectators snd
exporters took 10. 600 bales.
Advices from Manchester are unfavorable
Marke: dull with downward tendency.
Breadstufs s-Wakefeld, Nash and others
report -four dull and declined 6d@Is.-
Wheat declined load; red western li@I2d;
red southern l2szo9l2s4d; white western
12s6d@l2ssd; white southern l2ss5@ @13s3d.
Corn easier; mixed 3ls(93ls6d.
Provisions-Same authorities report beef
quiet and unchanged. Pork tending down
ward. Bacon still declining; sales 3sa4os.
Lard nominal; sales at 49s. Sugar quiet but
steady. Rice; sales small. Coffee steady.
London l6-Wheat dull and 2s lower
Flour heavy and declined Is.
SUGAR quiet but steady.
Coffee firm and unchanged.
Rice dull and dropping.
TalloW quiet at 1861.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
Liverpool, Jan. 1.-THE Cotton Brokers
Circular report sales of the week a, 900
bales; prices declining 29ad per h., the
greatest decliae being on lower qualities
Spectators took II, 500, and exporters 6, 900
bales Eales to-day (Friday) are es'imated
at 600 bales, including $500 to speculators
and exporters. Market closing dull and un-
changed. Authorized quotations: fair Or
leans l444d middling do l8bd, fair Mobiles
l34, middliDg DO. l2s. Stock estimated ct
567 600 bales, including 2s5, 900 American.
Brsadstufs-Flour steady; Wheat eetive
and has an upward tendency; Corn qulet,
but steady.
Provisions quiet and steady.
London, II .-Oo1solI for money 93i; III.
o. shares 4siC9423 dis; Erie shares %; N
7. O. 7l@fs.
The Times predicts q speedy collapse In
America under the suspension Of sPscis pay
ments. It also publishes extracts from Mr..
Russelps diary TO the Sd Of January. He
says 1t requires an augmentary faith to be-
lieve there will be any success in subjugating
the South, for the army Of the North viii be
stricken down for the want Of means. The
troops sent TO points along the coast are snf-
fering from sickness. The pFetenee Of there
being Union men at the South is fast vanish
ing. Mr.. Russell sees an extraordinary lax
Of ordinary political common ssnsein Amer
ican journals.
Capt symnes, of the Oonlederate States
navy, and commander Of the Sumter, has
addressed letter to the Times defending his
ship against the insinuations Of the Secre-
tsry Of the Federal Navy, who In bis official
report describes the Sum'er as 3 piraEieal
rover.
Paris BOurss was steady. Rsntss quoted
at 69f zoe
The French journals generally compliment
the Cabinet of Washington for their action
In regard to the Trent affair.
PRUSSIA.
The King Of Prussis, In his speech at the
opening Of the Chambers, rejoiced at the
happy issue of the Anglo American difieul-
ties.
| SPAIN.
The privatser Sumter continued at the
port Of Csdis.
London Money Market Consols expert
eneed further decline OF ! per cent Money
is very easy.
The publication Of the correspondence In
/ relation to the trent affair has led 70 some
very bitter structures on the dispatch Of Mr..
Seward, particularly ss regards that part Of
It where It Is announced that the prisoners
Mason and Slidsll would have been retained
had the interests Of the Union required it.
The London Times doubts whether any na-
ton ever committed blunder 80 palpable
and 60 enormous.
The London Morning Post says it is clear
that the law Of the stronger Is the only law
ruling in the United States.
The London Herald says that the last -four
lines Of Mr.. Stewards dispatch Is the only
part of it that can only bs accepted aS an
answer to British demands.
vERY LATEST PHR ANGLO sAXoE By TEEEsRAPH
TO LONDONDERRY.
Liverpool Notwithstanding the Fumor.
ed sale Of the Nashville, she continued q
iy the Confsderate flag. No sale has been
registered at the Admiralty.
Berlin l7-It Is reported that England
has no objection to examine the question Of
guarantee foI the rights Of neutrals BY dip
Iomatic corresponding, but would be opposed
to q Congress on the question.
Several members Of Parliament had bean
addressing their constituents. America Wsl
ths main topic. Mr.. Gladstone made &
speech at Lsith. he was very friendly to
ward America, and hoped the concession o
the American Government would be received
in a most generous spirit and ri;ation not
Be increased BY minute criticism. HC
thought the North had undertaken q tasa
! which would prove too much for them.
Mr. Glpln, Of Northampton, declared tha
the lsck of sympathy with the North was be
cause the North had not identified them
selves with that FIRST principle Of their Cen
s.itutioa which declares all men are born fre'
aud equal, bnt be believed the question hal
now become slavery or freedom. Re calle'
on Englishmen to hesitate before they d
rectly, or indirectly, sanctioned . prsmatur
and unnecessary acknowledgement Of Ii
: South.
) Lord Henley at the sane meeting uttere
similar sentiments-
Mr.. BersefoFd Hope took rather an oppo
site ground. BE believed If the Southsri
ConiedeFscy established its Independence,
t would lead 20 an snelioration Of The condi
ton Of the slave.
The frigats Warrior was expected az Ply
mouth in q day or two on her way 70 u
= North American station.
The Pope In announcing TO the OaFdina
O hat Russia had CONSENTED to the rs estal
Ishment Of the Papal Neneis at 81 Peter
? burgh, said be hoped tbia freSh cones1sio
i On ihs part Of the Emperor veall b q
8 signal tor othsFs IN favor ef the ultosiunai