Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YoRK, March 27.
The steamer America from Brennan, via
Southampton the 18th, has arrived. Her
news is three days later.
The pirate Florida put into MADEIRA on
the 4th. Twenty tons Of coal and pro-
visions were allowed her and shs was
ordered of on the 5th.
Two hundred and fifty persons were
drowned by the bursting Of the Sheffield
reserVoy.
The London Times says there is good
reason TO believe, though the matter can
not be announced as absolutely certain.
that the Conference will assemble.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Campbell
asked the meaning of GOrtschakoffs words
ss to combination between Russia, Acs-
tris, Prussia and England. Lord Gran
vile said Gortschskoff could only refer to
the conference proposal, as England had
not, 50 far as he knew, entered into any
combination, or displayed any hostile feel
inh towards France.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Roebuok
asked if the Federal and Confederate
Governments had been demonstrated with
for the employment Of agents for illegal
purposes. He said he would be glad to
see she Federal Shipping swept from the
sea. England's honor was at stake.
Lord Pslmerston said the Governments
had been demonstrated with and prosecu-
tions instituted.
Mr.. Bright said Mr.. Roebuck's speech
WAS unworthy Of member of Parliament.
The Arch Duke MaximiIlian was visiting
Queen Victoria.
The Confederate loan has advanced 4d,
closing at 4s@5O.
COnsols steady, 7lS@9l4.
United States 6s have receded II.
Illinois Central ordinary shares sd-
vsnced Id.
Erie shares advanced !.
ERAECE.-The Memorial Diplomatique
says treaty between Msximillisn and
Napoleon will be agreed on, on his becom-
ing emperor Of Mexico. The treaty is in.
tended to settle the question Of the French
occupation and the liquidation Of French
claims.
The French troops are to be Withdrawn
gradually when the regimental lists are
are filed. Five thousand Of the Volun-
teer Foreign Legion remain in Mexico.
The debt due France is to be paid by IA
annual instslments Of 25,000, ,000f each.
The Federals are said to have violated
Mexican territory by seizing cotton be-
longing to Confederates at Mattamoras.
England and Russia are endesVoring
to Induce Denmark to accept an armistics
during conference in the same position.
Five Danish steamers were cruising of
Strstsund where the Prussisn hotilla was
ice-bound.
The enemy has entered Aarhus.
The Swedish troops were ordered to be
ready to march.
The bOmbsrdment of the Duppel fortif-
cations has commenced.
The Prussisns had occupied several pls-
ces near Duppel and an important en-
gagemsnt had taken place near the same
place.
LIVERPOOL, March 15th.-Cotton sales
on Monday and Tuesday were Is, 900 bales.
Market hold higher.
Bresdstuffs-Quiet; -four heavy and de-
clining; wheat quiet and steady, for
winter red western 8s98s4 corn dull and
tending downward, for mixed 29s.
Beef-Quiet and tending downward !;
pork firm bacon quiet and steady.
Butter-Stesdy; lard quiet but firm;
talloW frmer.
PrOvisiOns-sugar steady coffee no
sales; rice quiet
Petroleum quiet AZ 1s9@1s1O FOR re-
fined,
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-Noon-Cotton
buoysnt and all qualities higher. Sales
today estimated at 10, 900 bales.
BreadstuFs quietly and steady at Tues
days rates.
The steamer Caledonia from New York
arrived to-day.