Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW 1OfAf DdpL. : q
The steamship City of Baltimore cam
up at 3:20 o'clock.
The statement that Semmes was to hav
new vessel is contradicted.
The Daily Nsl0s says that the Feders
successes reduce the proceedings of tn
Chicago Convention to comparative insig
nihcanee.
The rebel loan declined three per cent
The new rebel loan lately announced is
bogus one.
Lavine q Morris, engaged in the Ameri
can trade, have suspended.
The English papers generally are discus
sing the prospects Of peace. Most of then
seem 70 take the view that peace BY arms.
tice is highly probable.
The rebel loan recovered per cent. on
the l4th owing to doubts thrown on the
fall Of Atlanta.
later VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LrvERPooL, Sept. l5--Cotton sales to-
day were 1000 bales. Market dull and
unchanged.
Breadstufa quiet and steady.
Provision dull.
Bacon firm.
LONDON, 16.-oOnsOls closed s72@ss for
money.
American stocks-I Illinois Central 400
AZ discount. l
Th----+v uIscount Of the bank of
England is isunchanged.
1t is stated that Denmark. encouraged
by the Eastern Powers, refuses the session
of North Schleswig unless it is sanctioned
by a vote Of the people.
The oe5s,v, -oFsbo
has been accepted.
LIVERPOOL, Sept l4.-The cotton mar
ket opened on Monday with a more steady
tone, but the continued discussion of the
proceedings of the Chicago Convention, in
their bearings towards peace, has rendered
the market very irregular, and almost
stopped business to-day (Wednesday).-
The sales for the last three days are about
5000 bales, Of which 600 were for spec
ulation and export.
The Manchester trade market Is dull
and lower and T. pressure to sell is in
creasing. Very little doing and prices
Breadstuffs- Richardson, Spence & Co,
Wakefield, Nash & Co, and others, report
flour very slow, and in some cases easier.
Western, 19@20s Ohio extra, 2Ot922s
per barrel.
Wheat duh and prices irregular. Win
ter Red, s@si.
Corn declined S@6 per quarter Mixed
2Ss6d@2ss9.
ProVisions-Beef dull and unaltered.
Pork heavy.
Lard firm and quiet. Sales of old at
46k; New 4s94s1.
LONDON, Sept l4.-Breadstuffs-Market
quiet for all articles at Mondays price =
Holders are resisting further decline.
The London Times continues sanguine
as to the Chicago movement leading to
peace between the North and South, and
says: We trust the public viii admit
they have not been misguided by our corr
ments on this obstinate contest. The great
fact which we asserted from the first is now
placed beyond the reach Of controversy.
We said the north could never subdue the
South and the North has now proclaimed
siIs, - combustion.
The Times further says:
The Chicago Convention proposps tn
stand by the Union az strong as the Re-
publicaBs themselves, and We can very
well understand why the Democrats at
Chicago shrunk from hurting out the fact
that the South must go free; but on what
grounds or with what expectation of sue
cess could the Confederates now be asked
to yield what they have been fighting for
to them who have been unable to wrest it
from them. It appears to Us more proba-
bic that the Democrats should have dis.
guised their genuine policy than that .
portion should evince any readiness to
comply with it. II is more likely an ar
mistice will be the first step towards peace.
Possibly the North, after finding that the
South cannot be coerced, viii find,
also, that it cannot be persuaded; and
the reelection encouraged by internal
viii gradually induce the States TO relin-
quiBh what they cannot obtain rather than
recur to what he's already proved hope.
less and ruinous struggle for It.
The Tines in conclusion says, the world
has been much misled if the Democratic
party is not the strongest party in the
Northern States, strong enough in
absence Of any unexpected even'
to carry, in November next, it
candidate for President, and to press its pol
icy in the interval upon existing admins
tration. Still it must not be forgotten tina
republicans will be reluctant to retire from
power, that any signal success may oneG
more place them in the ascendsnt, and i
they should deem peace policy undes
irable, they will enjoy all the advantag
of actual office in maintaining opposite pol
icy. Herald thinks that even if Mr.. LincoA
should be q second time chosen President
the attitude Of the Democratic part
encourages the hope that in the presen
temper Of the people even Republican
hesitate ere they plunge into another yea
Of war.
The Morning Posi-, Government organ
says;
The Southern Confederacy is now an
has been since the commencement Of th
war as Independent a people as the North
ern Federation at Washington, and +,
mains for the latter to recognize with. wins
grace it may,the political unity of the ne
Republic.
Paris Bnursa of the 18th WAS inacfivl
Rents closed at 66f 25c.
A peace conference was held in Yienn
on the 18th inst.
FROM CAIRO.