Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

NV LUX coploIloo IA.
The steamship Hansa, from Southsmp-
ton "a, arrived this sftsrnoon, aud brines
the following items which have not bes7
covered BY previous arrivals;
The British slOop Gryzer returned from
Wexford, where she had been waiting in
tslligence Of the pirate Florids's position.
which had been burning merchantmen q
the West coast Of Ireland.
Two more fast steamers LEFT Clyls for
Nassau, to run the blockade, and two other
powerful steamers are fitting out
Mace beat Goss in prize fght In seven
teen rounds.
It is reported that Russia win send an
bss5adors to Paris, with . sehems for 4
separate Polish Constitution.
The Polish insurgents had gAinsda great
victory st Janoro.
Russia had ordered forty-aight reserve
regiments to join the sctiVs army.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL. Saturday P.W
Sept 6.-The sales Of cCtton to-day we're
1000 bales, including 5000 bales to speo-
ulators and exporters. Market buovanf
aud holders demand an advance.
Bresdstufs 6rmer.
The weather has been unfsYorabls for
crops.
Corn advancing.
VERY LATEST.
VIA QUEEEsToWE, Sept. 6th.-Fhe Paris
Pays denies the official character Of the
pamphlet Of n. ChsTalier.
The Liverpool says; ait now appears
that the steam rams launched from Lsirds
yards were built for the Confederate Gov
ernment. Neither the French Government
nor the French people were concerned in
the business, but a French banker was.
The rams were to be paid for out Of the
Confederate loan. N. LAngier Was one Of
the contractors for that loan and was also
guaranteed for the payment OF the contract
with Laird. he has also = mortgage On
both vessels, and, therefore, may ultimate
ly become his property; but then the law
would have to deal with this nav feature
in the transaction, and n. Lsneier miRht
sell them to the British Government at
cost, and they are well worth the money
not for sea, but for coast and haFbOr SER
vice. For PriVateers they are totally IN
The Paris Pays states that the two ships
are not constructed for the French Gov
ernment, but have been ordered By the
Government Of Egypt as their names in
dicste.
The Paris MOniteur says that ths FlOri-
da, sailing under the Confsdsrate Dag, en-
tered Brest to repair damages. Her 70
cePtion was, according to the ordinary
principles OF International Law, as ct the
opening Of the war.
The French Government, in accordance
with other Powers, has recognized the Con-
federate States as belhgerents and dsolar-
ed its intention of observing 3 strict nsu-
trality between the two parties. In like
cases It is the right as well as the duty,
Of neutrsls to permit vessels Of bellieeF-
ents to procure means-not for hghting
purposes, but for navigation; therefore, it
has been decided that the Florida could Be
admitted to procure all that vac indis-
oensable to maintain her in 9 good nsTi-
gable condition, without her being able to
make purchases tending to recruit her war
The London Times publishes some par
.iculars Of the Florids's career, as related
oy Captain Maffatl. He claims 70 have
treated all prisoners Of war with the great
s5t respect. he says that the Angl0-Sax-
IN was eeptured sixty miles from Cork.
settlement OF any just claim he might have.
Captain Moffstt said, As to quitting BFest
le expected that there would be seven or
light outside. l,--
But as he had run eight bloeksdes al
ready it would 60 hard, but he would ran
the ninth. s4
An impsrtant pamphlet ssoribed 10 IN
official organ had been published, entitled,
France, Mexico and ths;Confedsra;es. L
sets forth the interest France has in rec
ognizing the Confederate States, and the
ImpossibiitY Of the re-estsblishneRt Of
the American Union, maintaining that an
American war would be useful to France,
and if the separation between the North
sud South be definitely pronounced, for the
would be the allies Of France,
and would guarantee her from attack from
the North. would fulfill her hopes, and her
would obtain cotton which
is absolutely necess 3ry for them
The bOmbsrdment Of Charleston has
further depressed the Confederate loan
No business doing, but it Is nOminally
quoted ct 5000 discount.