Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01
LATER FOREIeN NEWS.
CAPE RACE, September %.

OAFE 1AtA3 september ~
The Europa passed Cape Race at $50 P N. to-
day She was boarded by the news yacht.
Political news Unimportant.
Rumor says the Confederate Envoy at London
is to be Withdrawn in consequence Of the meas
ures Of the British Government.
LIVERPOOL September 19.-Cotton has been ex-
cited. Prices have advanced @ I'd, closing, on
Brgadstufs dull and prices tend downwards
with a considerable decline on all descriptions.
Flour dull and 6d@ls lower. Wheat heavy and
4dg6d lower, chiefly en- the inferior qualities.
Red Western TsGss3d; Red Southern ss6d@ss9d.
Corn dull and Sd lower; mixed 26s6d.
Provisions quiet but steady Pork inactive,
Baeon quiet and steady. Lard steady.
The Brokers circular report sugar tending
downward Coffee firm.
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring's circular reports
wheat very dull and 1@2d lower for English.
Sugar hrmer. Coffee tending downward.
Tea easier.
Provisions quiet aud steady.
Ill c. shares IS to l3 discount; Erie shares 7S
to IS; o. S. 6-20's So to GO. Consols closed, on
Friday, at 9a5sd to 9315d,
The bullion in the Bank of England had in
creased E1f60OO.
LIvERPoor, september19, P. ll.-cotton frmer
Breadstuffs very dull. Corn still declining,
mixed 26s6d.
Provisions dull.
A letter from Richmond in the Confederate or
gan, the Index. speaks Of the probable early re-
. can OF the HepTesentative oftheS0uih IRON Eng
land on account Of the attitude Of the British
The London Star fears that is is the intention
of the French Government to speedily y-ree0gnize
the Coniederaey. II adduees various sets and
demonstrations TO justify the belief and comes to
the conclusion that we must be prepared for
French recognition before long. -
The London Herald, adverting to the rumored
probable recall of Mason from London says it is
IN consequence Of the systematic rudeness with
which he has been treated by Russell.
The Herald hints that it has been through the
suggestion OF Mr.. Adams that Mr.. Mason has
int
British Government.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
says new loan for the Confederaey is eOntem-
plated.
The French Government has certainly not
thrown any difficulty in the way of the Florida.
Captain Matht resigned the command Of the
Florida on account of i'll health. Lieutenant
Barney will probably take command.
One of the reasons for the decline ofthe Paris
BJurse is the apprehension BY some operators
that the decision in the case Of the Florida may
lead to unpleasant feelings between the French
and Federal Government.
The Paris Payes says the English journals are
mi taken in looking upon the note lately pub
lished in the Monlteur, respecting the Floridas
as sieP towards recognizing the Southern
Confederacy.
It was merely a recognition of belligerent
rights. If the Emperor's Governments believed
itself bound to recognize the Confederaey and
establish official relations at all, it would do so
openly, and not by indirect means.
Bourse firm Renies closed at 6s.45f.
q
army, has been leeturing before the Southern
/ Club of Liverpool. He charged the New Eng
land clergy " tn instigating the war, and asserted
that the war would soon end when President
Lincoln looses clerical support. He declared
that the South had the means for carrying on the
war for years to come, but vas nevertheless rea-
dy to lay down the sWord and leave the questions
| at issue to the ballot-box.
The Paris Opinione Rationale believes itself
able to state that the English Cabinet is afraid
l that France may take possession Of Mexico, and
is strongly endeavoring to persuade the Empe-
ror of Austria to consent to the acceptance OF
/ the throne by Maximillisn.
/ The same paper Gays a Mexican loan is spoken
/ Of to be effected in London as soon as the
| Arch Duke is officially proclaimed.
/ The Emperor also SAID that 5000 Irsmen
/ would be enrolled for services IN the new en-
1 pire. These statements caused a material i'm
/ provenent in Mexican securities in London
/ The Times city articles remarks that the en-
| ployment Of Irish troops is calculated to prevent
| the United States from undertaking. any eXten-
siE5 aggression to the new Monarchy. The
| Russian reply to te English note is published.
i It processes an ardent desire to restore tran
guilty in Poland.
The Madrid Epoch asserts that the Cabinets oi
| Washington and Madrid have determined to sub
nit the question of jurisdiction in the Cuban
waters to the arbitration Of the KING of the Bel
| gians.