Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-29
Foreign News.
ArrivaI Of me Nova seOtfnn

has arrived at this port.
She brings five days later news than those
already received.
Copper had risen again flO.
Cotton declined ID on the week, closing
nominal. Sales of the week, 46,000 bales.
Sales of Orleans middling at god. Fridays
sales, 5000 bales the market closing Un-
changed.
Breadstuff market bare
Provisions less firm
Consols S94 for money.
United States 5-20s 633@64.
Illinois Central shares Sld Sl1.
Erie shares 81.
Bullion in the Bank of England increased
f37l 200.
COnsoIs frmer at $3.50 SGT.
French rentes 6Sf32c.
The Irish Judges decided that no action
could be maintained against the Lord Lieu
| tenant of Ireland in his official capacity in
the Luby case.
Stephens, the Head Centre of the Fenians,
was arrested with several others.
The Times says that there can be no doubt
of the treason of the Head Centre and his
| accompliees. and trusts that stephens ar
rest will extinguish Fenianism altogether.
All the London journals publish the cor
respondence between Mr.. Adams and Earl
Russell, in reference to the Alabama claims.
the ShenandOah's officers and men were not
liberated without communication with Mr..
Adams. At present we decline to accept
WaddelFs statement as true
The Jamaica and Chill news caused heavi-
ness on Change.
FRANcE.-The Emperor, Empress and
Prince Imperial havo gone to Campiegne.
n The Emperor has ordered great reductions
in the ARMY, 500 officers and 4, 1000 men,
saving $4,000, ,0O0E
One thousand soldiers had arrived from
Italy.
AusTRA.-The Emperor will shortly be
crowned King of Hungary and Crotia-
The London Times says: Ii is reported
that Mr.. Cushing is instructed not only to
cooperate with Mr.. Adams in bringing the
respective claims of the two governments to
a settlement, but to ascertain the opinions
prevailing in England concerning the
American finance. Such purpose, it says,
would strongly attest the pacific disposition
Of the American government, and as a good
credit means sound policy and good admin
istration such views should be encouraged. |
The London Star says: There is but little
doubt that Earl Russell has determined to |
submit Reform Bill to the House OF Com |
mons.
1t is stated that the cold weather has had |
no effect in staying the cattle disease, but |
that the frost and rain has rather aggrava-
ted it.
stephens, the Fenian head center has
been again remanded for further examina- |
ton. Morton Higgins, reported to be anoth- |
er head-centre has been arrested at Taum |
and remanded for trial.
The Dublin Evening Mail states a person |
was despatched from New York in Septem-
Der and arrived there with credentials to |
appoint another Head Centre in the place |
OF Stephens. He accomplished his mission |
and returnSd. The name of the new Head |
Centre is kept secret.
INDIA.-The Secretary of State for India |
has received the following announcement:
SArrARA. Nov. 14.-ColOnel Bruce signed |
a treaty of peace with Bhattan yesterday.
The Times says the general wish of the |
leading people of Liverpool seems to be that |
England should, in conjunction with France |
and America, take prompt steps to put |
permanent stop to the proceedings of Spain |
1t says measures in support of that view |
are likely to be adopted in London, Man |
chester, Glasgow and other trading cities.
The Daily News remarks that the arbi- |
trary conduct of Spain must soon occupy the |
attention of Great Britain and America. /
Spain must be taught that the practice of
levying black mail must cease.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says |
that NJ. Gould has no intention to resign.
LONDON, November ls.-The latest via
Londonderry.
The Daily News is confident at the tone of |
the dispatches and newspaper eorrespon-
dence from Jamaica, which it thinks proves |
that the feroeity we denounee in savages |
can get possession of the English hearts, and |
mercy and justice can be forgotten by En- |
glish officers, as thoroughly as by Indians or |
Cossacks.
The Times says that the authorities seem
to have acted with commedable promptness
in Jamaica, the chief of the rebels having |
been captured, tried by martial law, and
executed at once.
The Times saws that the demand for dis |
count in the Bank yesterday was moderate, |
and in the stocks exchange was in request
at 6@61I-
Spanish securities experienced heavy
fall yesterday, in consequence of the partic-
ulars brought py the West India mails in
regard to Spanish troubles.
The government detained the outgoing
West India mail steamer in order to allow
the Commercial body time to determine
what steps are necessary to be taken for
British interests in Chilli
Foreign Markets.
OOrFoN.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IT.-The Broker Circular re-
ding 5, $50 bales TO Spectators aud 1900 bales 70
exporters.
The market has declined I'd per ID, closing nom
inal. The authorized quotations are
Orlcans-Fair 3212d middling 20d.
Mobile-AIdkling l954d.
Uplauds-FaiF I'D middling l9i<d.
The stock in port is 294, 900 bales of which "a 900
bales American.
The sales Friday were 5000 bales, the market
closing frmer but unchanged
The Manchester market is irregular.
BREADsTUFTs
The breadstHs market is bare and slightly lower.
The attendance at the market is small and busi-
ness is limited for wheat and flour at rather under
last Teusday's rates.
LONDON, Nov. I7.-Barnes' Circnlar reports the
weather very wet and the attendance a the market
small. Supplies are moderate.
Wheat, both English and foreign, was quiet at
Mondays prices.
Flour is without alteration buyers arc await
ing expected arrivals
PROVISIONS.
Provisions are less firm, with no sales ol bacon.
Lard quiet.
LONDON, Nov 17--COusOls, for money sOL; |
Illinois Central sl9sl1 Fri "a; U. 5. Dos B3159G4
AMERICAN sEcVEITIEs,
Sattherwaite, o the 18th inst, says A fair
amount of business has been done on continental
account, but without in hny degree affecting the
prices. The uncertainty prevail ng as to the DO
tical situation of England and America checks
any tendency toward Improvement The follow
ing are the latest quOtaI ions 5-20s 63l<HG}3I