Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

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The Asia, which left Liverpool on the
forenoon of the sixth, touching at Queens
town on the 7th, arrived at this port this
evening.
The steamer Niagara, after taking in
coal and provisions, left Liverpool, on the
9th, destination unknown.
Rumors were current on the 5th. that
the late rebel cruiser Georgia, had been
seized by order Of the GoyaEnments as she
out, however, that she was simply detain-
ed by her owners.
Il Is alleged that the Georgia is now the
bona 1lde property of Mr. Bates, by whom
she has been put in thorough repair. and
was about leaving Liverpool for lisbon,
under a charter to the Portuguese Govern
ment, to carry troops to the west coast Of
Africa, and the mails between Lisbon and
the Azores It was alleged that the Mag
ara waited outside the Mersey fOrthe Geor-
gia, but 1t was contradicted.
The Times city article says
Advices from Frankfort mention that
under the pressure of some sales on Amer
lean account the prices of American bonds
have fallen. Quotations were only two per
cent. above New York; but such is the
eagerness Of the German public to increase
their investments that as soon as the press
ure of the exceptional operations was re-
moved, n recovery took place of more than
three per cent.
The following is said to be the basis Of
peace between Denmark and Prussia and
Austria:
Lunenburg, Schleswig, and Holstein to
be ceded to the two great German powers.
The Island of Amor to remain with
Denmark. Islands in North Sea to 90
with Schleswig. on account of the Danish
esclaves in that province.
A rectification Of Jutland frontiers will
take place.
LATEST
LIvERRoOL, Aug. 6.-The friends of the
North were much disappointed that the
alleged capture Of Atlantis was not confirm
ed, while the Southern sympathizers loudly
rejoiced
The Morning Post ofto-day, has an edi-
tOrial announcing the kidnapping of British
subjects for Federal service. It refers
speciallyto the case of Irishmen, who were
subjected in june last, to gross indignities
after their release was obtained, and says
if the facts were proved, the British
Government should not be satisfied
with anything less than the exemplary
punishment Of all concerned in the out
sn3j6eI, 5ldfIg ifdp a5 ii warning hot 165hffy
against the Federal service but against en-
igratiOn to America
LIvERPooL.-Breadstufs heavy and
still declining.
Richardson, Spencer & Co, and Wake
field, Nash u Co, report flour dull and
and Cd lower.
Wheat heavy at 2d@3d lower.
Winter red sCGss9d
Corn quiet, and 3dOGd lower. White
2ssGl@28s9d.
Provisions, downward tendency
Bigland, Athaya & Co., and Gordon
Bruce & Co, report beef dull and un'
changed.
Pork inactive, and 2s6d lower.
Bacon downward.
Lard quiet and Cd lower.
TallOw steady.
PRoDUcE.-Sugar inactive and Cd. a Is
lower.
Coffee lower
Rice dull, and tending downward.
Petroleum very dull at ZIG los. for crude
and 2s, a. 2s ID. for refined.
LONDON, August 6-Baring's Circulu
reports wheat dull and Is@2s lower, 70
English.
Sugar heavy and Cd lower.
Coffee inactive and 6d@ls lower.
Tea steady.
Iron steady.
Linseed Cakes bouyant at 9pound 70
9sGlOs.
Spirits of Turpentine light and declir
ing
Petroleum dull and unchanged.
American securities inactive. lllino
Central shares 42 discount. United Stat
5-2Os in good demand, 42@43.
Consols closed on Friday ut s99S9I Il
money.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. G-P. M.
Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Breadstuiis inactive.
Provisions duh and tending downward
LONDON, Aug. 6-P. NJ.
) Consols closed at 50 for money.
Illinois Central shares 44G,43 discoul
Erie 4O3@41@42.
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