Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-12
.TELEGR PHO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bill to Prevent the Reduction Of
Freed Slaves to Slavery.
FOREIGN VS..
Confederate Steamers inFrench
Port.
Observance OF Thanksgiving In
London by the Americans.
M EX / C AN NEW S.
COMMONFORT KILLED.
Message Of Gov. Stanford OF
COMMONFORT KILLED.
Message Of Gov. Stanford Of
California.
He Recommends Treating Sc
ceded States as Territories.
The Supreme Court OF WiscOn-
sin Decides the Soldier
Vote Constitutional.
FOREIGN NEWS

l.
The Canada from Liverpool the 29th via
Queenstown the 29th, arrived hear this P.
NJ, with two days later sdViees than that
already received.
The steamer Rsppahannoek under the
Confederate flag, arrived at Calais on the
26th ult. The Confederate steamer Georgia
has gone into dock at CherbOurg, to repair
some SMALL damages.
Additional advices from Calais, say that
the Rappahannock, was seized by the
French custom authorities. She sailed
from Shareness, England, on the 26th of
November in an unfinished state. She had
gang Of carpenters on board, and she is
pierced for eight guns.
In pursuance of President Lincoln's
proclamation, the Americans in London,
observed the 26th Of November as day Of
Thanksgiving. Business was suspended
at the American Legation and Consulates,
and o, grand banquet was given at st.
James Hall, under the Presidency of
Robert J. Walker.
MIR. Lincoln's proclamation was read,
and Mr.. Walker delivered an address on
the Rebellion and the prospects Of its
speedy suppression. A toast to the Presid-
ent was received with great enthusiasm,
and was responded to by Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Spencer of Liverpool, the writer on
Secession in the London Times, has been
addressing large meetings in Glasgow, in
favor of Southern Independence. He urged
that England should take the lead on in
viting the European powers to interTeu-
ton in the American war. Toe Southern
independence Association Of Manchester,
has invited Cornell JeWett to deliver an
address before them during December.
JeWett accepted conditionally, on his not
being confined to the subject of the South
ern right to independence, nor comprom-
ised as q Southern supporter.
The reply Of Russia to the Emperor Ma
pOleon's invitation to the European Con-
gress, was delivered on the 26th OF No
vember. 1t is denied that Russia demands
that the programme Of the Congress shall
be drawn up,
Prince Gortsohakof has sent an explain
atory note, with a formal reply, to the
Emperor.
Switzerland, sent a direct acceptance,
but will communicate its reserves.
AdVices from Paris hint that England 8
refusal may lead France to form new and
more intimate alliance elsewhere.
City article Of the Evening Star:
The dispatches Of Earl Russell in refer
ence to the European Congress, have not
given the satisfaction expected.
On Monday, the 7th Of December, judg-
ment will be given in the case Of the
Confederate steamer Alexandria.
The customs authorities at Calais have
received instructions to allow the Confed-
crate steamer Rsppahannock 10 leave
whenever her captain plesses. The Rap
pshannock was formerly Her Msjesty's
steam sloop Victor, and sold with three
other steamers, four weeks ago. The three
latter were English war steamers, but are
reported to be fitting out as Confederate
priysteers.
LONDON, November 29.-Paris Bourse
closed fat yesterday at 66@8Od.
The German Diet refused to receive the
Danish Representatives.
The officers Of the French Customs have
released the steamer Rappahannock, said
to be one Of the four vessels sold by the
British Government to the Confederate.
The other three are fitting out on the
Thames for the Confederate service.
The returns Of the Board of Trade for
the past month, and the ten months ending
the SIst Of October, were issued yester-
day. For the past month the value Of ex-
ports reached the sum Of $4,000, 900
pounds, against g, SAC, 900 pounds in Oeto-
brr last year. For ten months the sggre-
gate this year is 1913, 40 900 pounds against
$4,000 pounds at the same period in
1862.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2s.- Cotton closed
bouysnt at an advance Of I'd for AmeGi-
can land 1s3d for Egyptian and Surats;
market closed buOyant on Friday and a
trife higher.
Breadstufs steady Richardson, Spence
& Co, and others report -four quiet and
steady. Wheat firm; winter red 8sGd@sJ
Cd Corn quiet mixed 29s@29s3d.
Provisions quiet and steady. Bacon
inactive at Is decline, chiefly on inferior.
Lard frmer and Sd higher.
Sugar active and ls91s6d higher. Cof.
fee tends downward; prioes Is lower.
Petroleum very dull at ls9d61s9d for
refined and l595s for crude.
LONDON Earrings circular
reports:
Wheat frmer and Is higher; -four firm.
Corn steady; Tea quiet.
Petroleum quiet. Sales at 1s11d for
refined.
Provisions quiet and steady, except lard
which tends doWnwards.
American securities inactive and most
descriptions are nominal. Illinois Cen
trsl shares % discount; United States
Five-tEsnies 60.
COnsOls closed FriIay at 923992s fol
money.
Bullion in the bank has decreased e5l,.
600.