Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-02

FOREIGN N1W8.
HALIFAX, September I.
The Africa, from Liverpool August 22t
and eueeenstOWn August 2Sd, arrived shi
Cotton firm and advsnesd 4dN3d.
Breadstuhs dull and declining, exeepi
corn, which has an upWazd tendency.
LONDON, August "a.
Consols closed 99E(6s31 for money.
Political news unimporiant.
sEcoED DIaPATCH.
MEXICAN AFFErRs.-Ths American Con
sui at Frankfort had displayed the Msxi-
The Europe Of that city explains that 1.
was IN pursuance Of an arrangement By
which, in case Of the overthrow Of Repub-
lican Mexico, President Lincoln would Al
low Mexico to be presented in fereira
countries BY agents Of the Waahingt0a
Governments
The Europe refers to the fact that In
March last Secretary Seward declared
that President Lincoln and his Cabinet
would never tolerate Monarchicsl Gov
ernment in Mexico, and il anticipates an
immediate war II the Emperor Of France
| does not conane himself 70 q demand for
indemnity, and leave Mexico q Repablio.
GREAT BRITAE.-Nothing Is known Of
the Confederate privsteer Florida since
she was last seen Of TuscaroFs on the even =.
ing Of the 20th Of August.
Specuiations have been afoat IS 10 the
object Of the FloFida's visit to Brihsh
waters. One report is that It was for the
purpose Of taking on Boafd Mr.. Mason,
who is about returning 10 the South
Mr.. Mason, Il is announced, had gone
TO ireland on a visit 70 Earl Monoughmere.
1t is announced By the last steamer that
that the ship Eagle aad arrived at Liver
pool from Bermuda with the silver bars IA
ken out Of the American ship B. P. Hoxis
by the Florida.
The Shipping Gazette says it is reported
that the silver bars viii be restored to the
original cOnsignees. They were shipped
by an English House and insured in Lon
don for the full amonnt. Il Is also stated
that the commander Of the Florida on hear
ing Of this fact resolved 70 restore it 70 the
rightful owners.
The Army and Navy Gazette says:
It is gratifying to know that the Gov
ernment is not blind to the dangers Of &
difficulty with America, nor is il indiEsr.
ent to the perils Of rupture which We
trust the good sense OF all respectable
Americans viii aid rs in sVerting.
The same journal adds:
1t is with no wish 70 Astter the Great
Republican tyranny, which is now raising
its head on the North American Continent,
that We again record cur conviction Of the
ultimate success Of the military, which
means that the North has set to work TO
crush the heroic efforts Of the South. II
General Lee is now able 10 give one knock
down blow to the Federals and seize wash
ington, or if he should utterly rout the
Army Of the Potomac, the effect viii Be 50
great that another year will be GAINED,
and with it who knows what gain may Be
obtained for the Confedsratss. But should
General Lee remain inactive, snd permit
the Federal armies to sweep around in his
rear, to food the COnfederscy and overlap
all his communications, Richmond may
become a mere eGPgtmOrfas, and the South
and all be lost.
The London Globe regards peace ss still
distant but the issue Is not doubtful Il
says the South msy be mangled and sx-
hausted, but it must win in the end.
The Confederate loan on the 21st Of Au-
gust rallied one per cent closing at 2S92e
discount. 1iI
SPAIE.-It is asserted that the ministry
will not consider the Mexican question till
the Archduke Maximillan's decision is an
nOunced in regard to the acceptance Of the
throne.
SHANGHAI, July The city is quist.
The Imperialists attacked NsRkin and
captured the outer Works. II
Intelligence from Japan announces that
the Japanese had psid the indemnify de-
manded by England.
The Miksdo had issued orders TO expel
all foreigners and close the Japanese ports.
The loss Of property BY Ehe earthquake
at Manila reaches $40, 100000 dollars.
Latest via Queenstown;
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Consols, after The
official loan yesterday, a3S for money,
LIVERPOOL, August 22.-rhe official cor
respondence published BY the London
Times to-day, regarding Federal intsrfsr-
ence in the trade with the Bahamas, winds
up with letter from Earl Russell to Lord
Lyons, dated July 18th, in which he says
that the British Government had some
reason to hope that the interference Of the
United States GoVsfnmsnt would have
been discontinued under representations
from the British Government but such has
not been the case. Earl Russell has in
structsd Lord Lyons 10 address fresh re-
monstrance to the United States Govern
ment. 11a
LONDON MARKET. = Earrings report
wheat heavy and tendency downward.
LATEgf.
LrvERPOoL, Ang. 22.-CottOn buoysnt
and s1 qualities q trihe higher.
Breadstuffs dull and tending downward,
except corn, which is steady.
Provisions quiet and frn. Produce
steady. .r-.sf,
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Consols for money
closed at 98R@93f Erie, 7s976i Illinois
Central 1049s4 discount a
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.