Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-02

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erpoOl, via Londonderry, 22d, arrived of
here Sunday. .,.. M
GREAT aRIrAIE.
The Tuscarora left Belfast Iough early in
the morning ofthe 20th ,ult., and returned
to Kingston and snchor5C outside the bay
the same night. fCrIu al
The London Times says, we infer from
the undisguised sneers Of the Northern
Journals, and the bold insolence of the
members Of the bar, as exemplifed in the
Gordon case at Boston, that an undef-
current Of popular disgust with the man
agement Of the war, is beginning to find
expression. ,----.--
referring to eOnscription, it says the
land of self-gOyeTnment and unlimited
freedom is creating terror. It adds that
involuntary serEitude is nov the lot of the
white race.
The London Herald says that If decis-
i've disaster should befall Gen. Mcclellan,
Cen Pope or Gen. Buell. the North may
carry on a border warfare, but will have
nothing TO say against the power that prof
fers to the South recognition and the right
hand of fellowship.
The Daily News says the symptoms 1of
bitterness and desperation of the South
are such that extraordinary e1ertions on
the part of the North are called for. 1t
adds, it is sufficiently clear that the war
can only be speedily closed by bringing an
overwhelming force into the field, and ev-
cry friend, not only of America, but Of hu-
manity and peace, will desire to see new
Ieyies raised and employed without further
delay. non. 49,. s-A-a HsHr.az
The Star says, if the summOns tQ arms
be but generally obeyeds the South will
presently be encountered with such an
armed force as the most powerful Euro
pean monarchy would be unable 10 resist.
The Paris Pays says the harvest is the
best Of the last ten years, and that We viii
not be compallsd to have recourse to any
country from abroad.
The Paris correspondent of the London
/ Times says the Emperor recently expressed
avery decided condemnation Of Garabaldf
I movement, and was even Of the opinion
that the English Government was not quite
! blameless in the matter,
The embarkation Of troops for MexicC
has been suspended until the arrival Of tht
! next mail from Vera Cruz.
1t is confirmed that Gatibaldi entereC
Catania, and was well received by the peO
pie. Z G HGIIEu uJ.E
In the Senate d.. RataEzi stated that thi
government considered Garibaldi in rebel
lionI and the situation Of Sicily grave, but
hoped the difficulty R6ald be surmOnnted
twas hoped that in few days Sicily
would De restored to its normal condition
The London Times edibol'iallY blames
GAR 6aldi s rashnesss and,sRys, his success
would indefnately prolong the occupation
of Rome.
LaEDOS MONEY MARKET.-Funds were
weaker .
The Times attributes the faIlin the funds
to the telegraphs in the extras giving the
news from America, which the arti-
Gle says shows an increase in anarchy
and ferocity throughout the entire
sOuntry, and diminished the probability of
an end 0fthe contest until the exercise of
mutual determination shall have been tried
to the last point. Money is in good de-
mRnd atlnehaRged rates.
LTrERPoOL, Thursday y.-Breadstufs-
The market is generally firm. Various
| circulars report flour frmer with an i'm
! p1ovemeht on the finer qualities. Wheat
hrmer and steady. Corn steady; mixed
29s 6d@29s Cd; white 32s(GS2s Cd,
Provisions.-Market generally dull
Beef dull. Pork heavy. Bacon steady
Lard firm st 42s 6d943s Cd. Sugar steady.
LoSDt'N MARKErs,-Breadstuffs upward
with a light advance. d ~
Consol5 closed on Thursday at 983@
9Ss =. money. 4sal -..s
illinois Central shares 5O@49 discount.
Erie 314@311
Latest via Londonderry. .-LIvERPooL,
Friday. readstuffs-Market dull. Tie
weather is favorable for the crops. Wheat
easiep
Provision market dull but steady.
ConsOls closed on Friday at 9399Sf for
money. fl.
The latest sales Of American securities
were-Illinois Central 5O@493 discount;
Erie S04@S1t. -ftflo-