Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
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NOMINATION OF SHIELDS FOR
MAJOR GENERAL REJECTED.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLISH PRESS UPON BANKS
RETREAT. ,l-
ENGLISH STEAMERS FOR
REBEL PORTS.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
LATESTFORElGN news.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT,
FOREIGN NEWS,

NEW YORK, June "a.
The steamship Etns, from Liverpool the Hth
and Queenstown the 18th, arrived this morning.
The Great Eastern arrived in the Mersey on
/ the 11th.
The Niagara, the Anglo Saxon, aud the city Of
/ Baltimore had arrived out
/ The steamer Columbia left Plymouth for Mas
/ sau with warlike stores, believed to be for the
! Coniederates. Two other steamers the Merri-
! mac and Sylph, also arrived at Plymouth, be-
i lieyed to be intended for the same destination.
| The brig E. Fleming, from Charleston, had
/ reached Liverpool with cargo OF frosin and tur
| pentine She left Charleston in company with
| seven other vessels.
ENGLAND. '-r
The London Times regards the defeat Of Banks
as one Of the most important successes Of the
Confederates, on account Of the lesson it teaches
the North, showing that efforts and sacrifices
greater than any that have gone before must be
made if even Border State is to be won back to
the Union. Hopes of an early solution must be
dispelled, and in the meantime increasing debts
and mutual hatred tend to make a new union
more and more impraeticable.
The Daily News treats tho defeat of Banks as
quite unimportant, and not in the slightest de-
gree calculated 70 disconcert Gen. Mcclellan
plans. 1t was nothing more than n mere raid of
the Confederates. -l.f-fa
The Morning Post denounees in the btterest
terms Gen Buffers proclamation relative to the
ladies of New Orleans, and thinks the Govern
ment is bound to recall and court martial him,
and says such an act as this if not promptly dis
aVowed would soon turn the scale finally and de-
Parliament was not in session,
FRANCE. -t %. -- ZIP
The Paris journals announce that It has been
decided to send reinforcements to Mexico, but
not till October. -r-r rF. fls
The. Corps Legisatf was prOrogued til the
9th Of June. atG .E#
Bourse fiat, 6sf Csc.
ITALY.
The fete at Rome in celebration Of the cdnOni-
zatl0n Of the japanese martyrs was magnificent
and orderly.
The Bishops, in their address to the Pope, de-
plOre the oppression the church, and declare
temporal power necessary for the Independence
Of the Pope. They approve all the Pope has
done, and entreat him 10 remain firm in his re-
sistance. r- s.
The Pope in alIoeution deplOred the spread Of
revolutionary spirit and the oppression Of the
church, and the efforts against the temporal
power. He urged the Bishops to redouble their
efforts in arresting these errors t
COMMERCIAL ruF5 .
LIVERPOOL, June 18th, P. M-BiRland, AthYea
and others report -four quiet but steady a 24j6
sos. Wheat in fair demand at full prices; red
western 9s 3d9lOs Sd; southern los 3d910s Cd;
white western lls9lls Cd southern lis 6d9l2s,
per cent Corn quiet but unchanged, mixed
27s 6dG2Is Sd; yellow 27s Cd; white 31s@32s per
4S0 pounds. ----,-- r..-----.l H
Beef very dull. Pork heavy and nominal. Ba-
con almost in a panic State and really pood of 4
iered at SDs Lard duh and easier; prices range
from 4Os TO AS. Tallow quiet at l3s044s2d.-| \
Cheese steady. Butter is Irregular for inferior
kinds
American Securities have been dull under the
news Of Banks defeat, but on tho 18th firmer
feeling prevailed ,under the news per Great East
ern and Anglo Saxon. h18