Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

FOREIGN AR RIVAL.
SANDY Hook, February II.
The China, from Liverpool, SOth, and Queens
! town, 3lst, has arrived.
| The following is the City of Washington
news, Liverpool 2sth, Queenstown 2eth.
! The Danish question Is unchanged.
It is asserted that the British Government hiss
sent threatening notes to Vienna and Berlin, and
/ that France is in union with England
The Danish Minister has left Vienna.
| LIVERPOOL, January Election dull and tend
/ ing downward; rates unchanged. Sales Monday
! and Tuesday, 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady Flour dull and
/ tending downward Wheat quiet and tending
| downward. Corn quiet and steady; mixed SOs
| Cd.
Provisions steady. Beef very dull. Pork
I quiet. Bacon firm but quiet. Lard firm at 42s
| 6d@43s.
Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee, no sales.
Ashes firm.
Petroleum quiet.
IoSDos, January 2e.-Breadstufs quiet and
easier.
Sugar dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and steady
| Petroleum STEADY refined 2s42sld.
Erie shares e5967; Illinois Central shares q
| 623 discount.
The following is the news, per steamer China:
PARIS, January sO.-Bourse firm. Rentes
closed to-day at 46f40c.
LONDON, January 3o.-Msrshal Wrangel, OF
4
The Observer says that the British Cabinet are
still hopeful OF preserving the peace, Of Europe pc
| LONDON, Iannary Sl--A tapinet COuncu was
| held yesterday afternoon.
source, that Herr Won Biswark, the Prussian
Premier, has declared in favor Of the acceptance
OF the Danish proposal for suspendIng the Aus
trian and Prussisn troops. It is, however, added
that the King Of Prussia is opposed to this con-
cession, and that Ministerial crisis is sntlepa-
| ted.
Consols, after official hours yesterday, closed
LGTyERPooE, January sO.-Cotton quiet and ir-
| regular and I'D lower for inferior.
Breadstuffs dull and tendency downward.
Provisions firmer.
LoxDoN, January so.-The Danish question re-
mains without change.
There is less apprehension Of war, although
the Prussian troops continue to advance, and
| their commander has demanded the evacuation
| OF Seheswg by the Danes
France and Russia have decided to agree with
England, but will leave active interference to
The Army and Navy Gazette denies the an
nOuncement OF Earlike preparations by Eng
LIVERPOOL, January sO.-Breadstufs. Flour
dull and easier but not quotably lover; extra
State 2ls. Wheat very quiet at about former
rates; red western sass. Corn slow. Sales at
3Os for mixed, and white at 32933s per ds0 lbs.
Beef is in large supply and is being freely Of
fered. Buyers generally get shght advance
! =
Bacon IN fair demsnd at full rates.
The brokers' circular reports sugar quiet and
tendency downWards-
Coffee is in good demand.
Petroleum quiet at lslO1Sd for refined.
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstuffs dull and prices
barely supported. American white wheat 459
AS red Al G45s per quarter. Flour 2l923s.
Sugar very dull and Cd lower.
Coffee arm for good and easier for lower qusli-
Rice inactive.
Tea unchanged.
Petroleum Il los for crude end e. Is for
| refined.
Provisions generally quiet and unchanged,
| Hams rather higher, and best New York cured
American Securitles.-Some United States IS
| of IA have been placed at 30; Maryland 5s 20
| Virginia 5s BOZ; Massachusetts, IS s5i New York
Central bonds 6312; Illinois Central shares p;
| Erie 60.
Its reported that Austris and Prussia have
| assured England and France that they do not in
/ tend to attack the integrity Of Denmark, but 70
/ force her to carry out her engagements.
An alliance is concluded between Denmark and
| Sweden.
English journals are more hopeful OF peace.
The morning Post believes that Russia, France
and Sweden have signifed their willingness to
/ ioin ENGLAND IN recognizing the integrity Of
Denmark.
Tne French Chamber of Deputies debated tbs
address. The opposition members strongly ed-
/ Russia, the assertion of the rights or Poland,
| and the evacuation Of Rome. All amendments
we're rejected. The entire address was finally
The Polish insurreetion is reported increasing
/ in Lublln.
| -IlyEHPooL, January SO-ETEEIxe.-The Vienns
| correspondent OF the Times ssy that notWith-
/ standing the assurances Of the French papers
| the Archduke Macmillan has not yet DEFINITELY y
| accepted the Mexican Crown. If he eau get 2
lean Of one million pounds sterling he will go to
I - 49, WsHkw aky19aN NtN,zuWa -
The following is additional per steamer City oi
/ Washington
/ The United States Corvette st. Louis, left Lis.
bon on the 25th ult., to intercept the English
i bark with guns and stores, rebel cruiser.
| The London Morning Herald believes the En-
/ glish Cabinet hss sent dispatches to Vienna and
/ Berlin, in notification Of the hostile attitude II
would be compelled to assume If SehelsWeg is
| invaded
The Morning Post says pending the Austro-
| Prussian preparation, every effort will be made
| for peace, and probably such aeonditiOn formed
| that it must be respected.
| In the French Chamber, II. Theirs strongly
| condemned the Mexican expedition, and de-
mAnded that France shall treat with JuRrez.
| A Vienna telegraph says 8 Danish note, propos
| ing six weeks delay only, vas presented to Aus
| tTia on the 26th ult
AVienna letter of January sd, says the &C
| ceptancs Of the crown OF Mexico by Maximilian
! Is now an irrevOesble fsct. His Imperial High
| ness will return tomorrow TO Trieste, to make
final preparations for the journey. A second
| Mexican deputatiOn is expected in March, WheI
| the Emperor elect will leave for Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, January 2s.-The Danish question
continues threatening. England backs her re
mon frances with TaFlke preparations and i
s reported that from twenty to thirty thousand
troops are TO be placed on q war footing.
| The AustrO-Prussian vanguard is ordered Il
march from Keil towards the Elder Canal.
The Pirate Alabama was at Singapore Deeem
Der ed, coaling.
General Beng has issued an order to the effee
that Poland shall il the future be governed b.
martial law.
The following IS q summary Of news which lef
Liverpool on the 20th, and received per the Cit.
Of Washington:
It is stated that the Danish Government ha
purchased the powerful ironelsd on the Clyde
which was reported to have heen c0nstruetedfo 70
the Confederates.
It is announced that the Crest Eastern will b
| peremptorily sold at auction on Friday the 9th
unless previously sold on private contract.
tits officially confirmed that Austria and PTus
sia have refused the application Of Denmark 70
q month OF six weeks delay In the marching c
their troops, and that Prussisn troops entere'
Kiel on the 27th-the SaIons having withdrawn
They also ordered the withdrawal Of the Duke c
| AUgustenburg's citizen guard, which was done
vERT LATEST.
| SIsGAFozE, January A.-The Alabama LEFT her
Mslaeca burned the British ship Hsrtabsn, fcon
Moulmein, and the American ships Sonora an
Highlander.
FIRE