Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship City of New York, from
Liverpool 18Th, via Queenstown l4th, has
just arrived.
Cotton had opened with an upward ten
neney in Liverpool, and closes fat with
declining tendency. The sales on Monday
and Tuesday were $500 bales.
Bresdstuffs are dull, and all dsserip-
tiOns slightly lower.
Provisions continue to advance.
Consols closed on Tuesday st 903s90i
for money.
LIVERPOOL MARKEF.-Flour is heavy,
wheat declined 1a2d, corn Sd, with sales Of
mixed at 3Os5i. Beefdul and unchanged.
Pork frmer. Bacon still advancing
Lard unchanged. Petroleum steady; re-
fined lslO5ds1s1ld.
The attorney General gave notice Of an
appeal in the Alexandris case. It is re-
ported that certain persons in Liver
pool will shortly be brought before msgis-
trstes charged with enlisting British sub
jects for rebel service.
The London Times says it is almost cer-
tain that war will be sverted between
India and Japan.
A public execution in London had pro-
duced 8 strong anti-hanging demonstra-
ton and loud indignation against the
Home Secretary, who had recently remit
ted sentence against respectfully connect
ed murderer, but refused in tie case Of G
lsboring man.
The French Corps Legislatif is still de-
batting the address.
It Is reported that very numerous ar
rests Of Italians have been made in Paris.
Some ssy fifty, others Onehuudeed. They
we're arrested as connected with the recent
conspiracy, or engaged in recruiting for
an expedition which Garib3ldi is said to
be contemplating.
Rentes 66f SOC.
The Holstein question is unchanged
The Times sees some encouraging indi-
cations in Lord Russell's letter Of Decem-
Der 3lst to the Federal Diet. Itis published.
He demands, in the interests Of peace, .
conference Of the Powers who signed the
London treaty, with sGermsn representa-
tive, and that the status be maintained. In
the meantime, France has addressed cir
culsr to the minor German states, explain
ing her position relative to the conference.
The Danish Ministry had proposed to
Austria renewal Of the negotiations
from the point when broken in 1852.
Austria declines.
London eadstuffs-Firmer.
sugar-Quiet.
Cotfee-Firm.
American Seourities-lllinois Central
24s(625s. discount.
ETie-65s@66s. discount.
VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, January 13-12 o'clock
Cotton-Closed dull and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
Provisions-Firm.
Petroleum-Firm; refined, ls9lld.
LONDON, January 13.-Consols-Closed
on Thursday at 9O269OE. Bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased to A4S8.-
600.
Confederate LOsns-Advsnced 6 per cent
yesterday,
The Bank Of France has lost during the
month 1000, 900 francs in specie.
The Great Eastern has been bought in
at auction for &le0,000. There was only
one bid made for s50,0OO
The steamer Sumter offered ct the same
time brought e., 500.
English funds remain without the
slightest alteration.
The London Times says: On the Danish
side the last resolve hiss beenltaken, and
should any German regiment advance be-
yond the northern boundary Of the Fed
ersl territory, Denmark is resolved to en-
ter on war with all her energy.
It is quite time that the two great Ger
man powers hsd declared their future
course with equal precision.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Paris Con
5titutionell says that the reception giVeI
in Germany to theproposed conference on
the SohlssEig- -Holstein question is proof o
its impossibility.
LATEsT-LvERPooL, FRIDAY EVKEnG.-
The cotton sales for The week were %, ,50t
bales, and dull at decline Of I'd. Th