Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-12
ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.



In the House of Commons on the 10Th Of May,
| Mr.. Lindsay gave notice that he should call At
! tention to the relations Of England with the
Federal and Confederate States Of America on
! the 9Th Of June.
Lord PalmeFston stated that the Government
had no intention to interfere in aghanistan IN
less the Indian Territory was Threatened with
The London Times again INDUCES in a warn
ing editorial on the financial crisis which sooner
or later must, il argnes, occur in America. A
crisis which oYertakes every nation and every
individual who believes in the creation Of wealth
for any other service than honest perseverance
and labOr.
The New York correspondent Of the London
Times under date of 10th Of May, considers
General Hunters proclamation as valuable
to the Confederates as an army Of half million
of men, and says II will make every man and
boy in the South Older and have q correspond
ing effect in Kentucky and the other Border
There are probably $1,000 men in Gen. Hal.
leek's army who will either lay down their arms
or so over to the COniederates if President Lin
coin should endorse the proclamation.
The Post considers the news from the South
west as favorable to the Confederates, and says
that Gen, BeauTegard continues to receive re-
Inducements, whilst the silence Of both the Fed
II is whispered that large portion OF General
HRlleck's army is laid PROSTATE by sickness, If
SO the caution Of the Federal Government is in
Gen. Hunter when he was about it might have
declared the abolition Of slavery throughout the
Southern Confederaey. The effect in both cases
will be about tho same. President Lincoln must
quash the manifesto of Gen. Hunter, OF in com
mon consistency. enfranchise the slaves OF the
other Southern States in which he has been en-
abled to gain footing,
FRKIcE
Report says that Captain Bonaparte Patterson,
serving in the Mexican expedition, is in high IA
vor with the Emperor, and it is conjeetured
that he may prove more acceptable candidate
as King or President Of the Mexicans than an
Austrian Prince
The bourse was heavy at 7OE SOc. for rentes.
ITALY.
Garribaldi had arrived at Como. In reply to
the congratulations Of the people he made a
coneliatory speech ip reference to the different
sections Of Italy.
-THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The Correspondents eontradicts the report that
Gen, Prim would be nominated Ambassador to
The Paris Pays states that a note has been ad-
dressed to the English and Spanish Govern
| ments by the French Government, explaining
the conduct OF France, and declaring that
France would consider herselfrelessed nom the
obligations Of the Conventions OF All ance II the
allies treated directly with Juares
The Patrie asserts that Spain will concur d.
| plomatiealiyi in bringing about a solution Of the
Gen. Prim will return to Europe tf-
Gen. Serrano will be sent as Ambassador 70
II
London Money Market.-Funds on the SOth Of
May frmer and 1E per cent. higher, owing to re-
neWed ease in the money market.
The rates for advances In the Stock Exchange
are still 4 per cent. At the Bank the demand
for discount was limited. Part way shares were
very dull owing to the bad prospects Of the
speedy termination Of the war in America.
LIVERPOOL, May NATURALIZATION hrm-
er and c. D. higher since Tuesday American
24s@3Os. Wheat firm, and on the I'd higher than
Tuesday for inferior qualities Of Red Western
9s 3d9lOs Sd Red Southern los 4d9l0s Cd; White
Western and Southern los 6d912s. Corn steady
at edged higher than on Tuesday; mixed at Z7s
6d@27s Sd; Yellow at 27s Sd White at 31sS52s.
ProVisions-Beef has 3 declining tendency.
Pork tending downward. Lard quiet but steady.
TalloW firm.
LONDON, May 3l.-Barings reports breadstuffs
dull and easier. American White Wheat at 55s@
| 5Ts. Flour 24s@2Ts.
Barings report American Securities steady.
Sales Of Erie shares at S315 Illinois Central q
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