Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-25
Important News from Knoxville,
LOngstreet Reinforced and Ad-
VaHclBg.
General Granger's Forces Re.
firing,
Capture Of a Rebel Mail!
It Makes Important DisClO.
SUres.
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YORK, January "a.
The steamship Etna from Liverpool
January 9Th and Queenstown the 7th, has
arrived here.
In the French Corps Legislative, several
amendments to the address were intro
duced, expressing greater sympathy with
Poland's and declaring it exPedient to
recognize the Poles as belligerents. The
report Of the committee on the supplement
ary credits asked by the Government,
warns the Executive against dsagerous
entsnglements. 1t unanimously advises
that end be put to the Mexican expedition
as soon as the honor of France will permit.
The committee winds up by proposing the
adoption Of the bill.
The King of Denmark issued q spirited
war-like address to the army, and calls on
1t to uphold the honor of the country by
force if necessary
A Copenhagen telegraph says that about
$4,000 troops Of the reserve have been
called out.
The report that an English and French
heet will soon visit Copenhagen, is contra
dieted, but the fact that the English Chan
mel feet is recalled home lends some color
to the statement.
The German troops in HOlstein show
continued activity.
The Official General correspondent of
Vienna cautions the minor German States
against precipitate action against Dem
mark, and warns them against carrying
out an attack.
1t is reported that the excitement is in
creasing throughout Germany, and at
Vienna there is universal belief in war
in the Spring.
The rumor that the New King of Greece
had quilted; Athens in despair of regula-
ting the eonfusisn, is not confirmed.
London Money Market-The funds
showed a continued heaViness and o want
of confidence
Consols-On the 9Th, were quoted at
92T@9l.
The demand for discount at the Bank
was comparatively light, and in the open
market transactions took place st s..
LIVERPOOL, January e. Evening =
Cotton-Mondsy the market opened buoy
antly at still further ADVANCE in some de-
scriptions Of t94i, but became quieter,
although prices are maintained. Sales Of
three days amount to "a 600; about 5000
bales being for spesulstors snd exporters.
Breadstuffs in better demand, ct
Cd.
Wheat-In speculative request at 2d@
Sd. per GENITAL advance. Winter red at 8
and 8@9s. and Id.
COrn-Quiet, the stock larger than was
expected. Mixed at Sl@3ls. and Sd.
ProvisiOns-Beef quiet aui easier for
inferior.
Pork-stesdy-prine eastern al 65.
Baoon-In good request.
Lard-Firmer and particularly at 6i@
Is desrer.
LoxDoN-Breadstufs -Firmer.
Wheat-Dearer.
sugar-Brisk at 6j@lls. higher.
OOffee-Rirm at full prices.
Tea-Good demand; partially rather
dearer.
Riee-Firm.
LoEpoE, January IA ALI the markets
opened yesterday with increased depres-
sion, and BECAME still moro dull IS busi-
ness proceeded. In the afternoon, howev-
er, the kilograms from Germany were less
unfsVorable, and a report then gained
currency, not only that proposals for g
conference had been agreed to by FRANCE
and England, out there is reason TO be-
lieve they will be received by the German
Powers. A recovery from the previous
fall took place.
The Times is suspicious Of the ultRa-ps-
ciAc tone Of the Emperor Of the French,
and is Of tie opinion that such q line Of
conduct is at this time, much more thsn
any other, favorable to the schemes OF
French ambition at this particular juno