Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-30
rnRPIGN ARRfKAE.


The steamship Europa, from Liverpool
20th, via Queenstown 21st, arrived Of this
point at o'clock yesterday Sunday af-
ternoon. She was boarded by the news
yacht, and a summary Of her news OBJ
tanned.
The dates by the Europa are two days
later than those by the Anglo Saxon.
The political news by the Europa is un-
important.
Breadstuffs closed dull, but steady, at
Fridays decline of Sd on -four and I'd on
wheat. Corn unchanged.
Provisions fat.
COnsOls closed Saturday at 983@985 for
money.
244.
GREAT BR1rA1S-A telegraph dispatch
from Hcly Head on the evening Of the 18th
inst, reports the screw steamer Alabama,
better known as No. 209, off that port
having had to put back.
This report is thought to be incorrect as
to the Alabama, the steamer probably be-
ing an irregular Mediterranean trader.
The London Daily News editorialy
| taunts the friends Of Secession with being
jubilant over the triumph over slave pow
/ er, and asks who is to be bettered by 1t.
1t SAYS that should the hopes Of the Eng
| lish friends of Secession be realized, and
| twenty millions freemen of the North pu-
| sillanimously consent to let six millions IN
| the South give law to their continent, we
may expect to see them asserting the free
exercise of the right of trade on the coast
/ of Africa. We shall find they will be as
/ =. ,1.fa 60 q
about the African slave trade as they have
been to accept the doctrines Of New Eng
| land about the slave trade between the
States, which is a right JEFF Davis has ex
pressly reserved for the South. His ad-
mirers in England may find they haven {
vet done him all the service he requires.
The London Times earnestly denounces
the policy of the abolitionists Of the North,
| in seeking 10 raise the negroes Of the
South against their masters. It says the
idea of the abolitionists is to organize q
series of CawnpOre massacres as legita-
mate devices of warfare, but it thinks that
they will not be successful in the attempt.
1t adds: Indeed tbs difficult to see how
a proclamation by a beseiged or fugitive
President can have any greater effect than
documents issued by such Generals as
Hunter and Phelps melting negroes to re-
volt. 1t trusts that President Lincoln viii
refrain from an act which Will be at once
a crime and blunder, which viii in nc
way advance the Federal cause, but only
deepen and make eternal hatred between
the two sections.
The New York correspondent Of the
London Times is of opinion that Europe
need not fear that the North will unite L
repel foreign Intervention. Its courage Il
gone, and the game is lost Washington
. knows, if New York does not, that the Alb
olitionists are destroying the Union b.
: their frantic efforts to save it.
COMMERCIAL NEws-Breadstuf marke
dull and tending downwards. -.
Wheat declined I'd. Red Western an
J Southern 9610, and White Western an
? Southern 10@11.
= Corn steady; mixed 29s.
1 The same authorities report no sales il
1 beef.
:. Pork active.
l Bacon quiet and steady.
= Lard active, and advanced 2c, but tn
, advance was not fully maintained.
P The market closed quiet.
= LONDON, 20th.-Barings Circular r.
= ports wheat quiet and 1@2d lower.
q Tea steady. Coffee quiet, but steady.
Groves s Tod report p9Fisions quie
|, but steady. Lard quiet, b9tending u
! ward, holders demanding an vanee.
Il American SEcURITIEs.-Bdrfng repor
l. American securities in small salei rat
l. nominal. Illinois Central shares 400
e discount; United States 6's 69@7Oi Unite
# States SIS 66@68.
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