Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The following is additional news receiv-
ed by the steamship Asia
The London Globe says the French gov
ernment papers consider that the prospects
of General Mcclellan for the Presidency
are secure in the future.
The London Nsl0s says there can be no
cordiality in the future relations between
the United States and France if General
Mcclellan is elected to the Presidency, he
being know as a strong anti-Imperislist.
The London Herald, allnding to the
coming Presidential election, says;
L" We believe that all negotiations must
fail, as all force has failed. We believe
separation to be just and wise, and that it
has become inevitable; but we willreadily
admit that if reunion were possible, the
democratic plan offers the only chance or
hope for its accomplishment"
Active operations have commenced for
the manufacture of the Atlantic Telegraph
cable.
The London Times lectures the Austria
lians who talk of separating from England
and says their charges are that England
has not been allowed to indulge her taste
for military glory. The Times then pro-
eeeds to show the Australians that had
England gone tow with Russia on ac-
count of the Poland trouble. disasters might
have fallen upon them. Russia, expecting
an outbreak, had instructed her admirals
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to leave
their respective ports by different routes
for common rendezvous, ascertained to
be the Mediterranean Ocean, and the fleet
thus assembled was to hold itself in readi-
ness to bear down on the Australian Col
onies
SPAIN. r,r.
the Queen by the advice of Marshal o.
Donuel has summoned Nsvarez to form 8
new Ministry.
BRAZIL.
A late telegraph states that the Govern.
ment at MonteVido refused tie ultimstun
addressed to them by Brazil with view
to the pacifcation of the Republic of Ar.
aguay, and that armed intervention by
Brazil is consequently expected.
/ JAPAN.
/ The Paris MoRiteur reports that the
| English commander in Japan has sum
moned the japanese Government to re.
move, within twenty days, all obstacles to
navigation in the Straits of SBminsk
caused by the fortifcations Prince Nagate
constructed. If not compiled with, the
Notifications ace to be attacked.
London Money Market-The demand
for discount at the Bank of England OF
the 10th, was unimportant, but in opeI
market the business was rather active.
Stocks were less animated, owing to The
Bank Of France returnS
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening.-Th,
political news to-day is unimportant.
Mr.. Baxter, in addressing his constitu
ents at Montrose, expressed sentiment
heartily simpathizing with the Unionists
The Paris Mo1liteHr gives currency to
rumor that negotiations were progressing
at Vienna, with the object to prolong INIT
the 18th of December the armistice whicl
expired on the 18th of September.
LIVERPOOL, 16th-Richardson Spen c
& Co., and others, report -four very dull
State 2Os@ @23s6d.
Wheat irregular; winter red 7sSdGss3C
Corn dull and declined 3(96d. Sales c
mixed at 2ss92ss6d.
Wakefield, Nash & Co, and others, re
port Beef downward, with decline in a
qualities.
Pork inactive but steady.
Bacon upward and advanced Cd
Lard steady.
Sugar very dull, and declined lsSls6,
Coffee quiet and steady.
Petroleum-Messrs. Boult, English
Co, report the market quiet and steady ,
2@23 for refined; crude at 16@16 los.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Breadstuffs quiet, an
quotations barely maintained.
Flour 21s@22s Cd; wheat winter rt
, 4s@4s Sd; petroleum, steady, refined Is
for crude (1s lbs); provisions, inactive
E | lard, buoyant. -r,
Earrings & Brothers report America
! securities steady. United States s.;
+ 423@434. s. q el5 5E
PARIS, Sept 1L-Bourse quiet, rent
closed at 64f
q LIVERPOOL, i7th-EvENNG.-CottC
: SALES to-day 5000 bales, including 30t
bales to spectators and exporters Ma
ket frmer but unchanged.
Bteadstuffs dull and steady. r.r
Provisions inactive 5lr5
LONDON, I7th.-Consols closed at ssst
a SCI for money. nr
4 American Stocks-Lstest sales were, II
nois Central 42@44 discount, Erie 4l@4