Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
FuREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK, April 5.

NEW YORK, April 5.
The steamer Etna from Liverpool I'D,
via Queenstown 23d, has arrived here.
LIVERPOOL, 22.-Cotton very fat and
irregular, with decline of 1e per ID.
Manchester advices unfayorsble. Prices
lower and closing weak.
LONDON, 23.-Consols closed at s9@s95
for money.
American Stocks-Illinois Central $40
So; Erie 32@S3; United States 520's
533.
LONDON, March 22-The political news
is not o. q very important character.
A. Jschury & Sons, of Lor don, Liver
pool and New York, have suspended; lia-
bilitles 100000.
The papers of to-day warn the House OF
Commons of the importance of the vote to
be taken TO night on the subject Of Cans
dian Notifications.
The Morsvian's news was promulgated
to-day, and has caused an improvement in
U. s. 5-2Os, the closing quotation being
532. The Moravisn's news was published
on the afternoon of the 22d, but the effect
was not developed at the closing of this
summary.
The Morning Star, on the question of
possible reputation by the United States,
asserts thst the Washington Government
is as incapable of repudiating obligation as
the Government of Engla
In the House of Commons The following
reply was made t9 an inquiry by Mr.. Gre
CORY as to the p-oJectlon or Br1Jlsh prop
erty in the Southern States:
Mr.. Lsysrd said that ne supposed the
question referred to cotton IS regards
that destroyed by Canfederates to prevent
its falling into Northern hands. The own
ers must stand all risks and have no right
to complain, but at the same time they
have been urged to preserve authentic
records of such property. AS regards the
cotton seized by the Federals the Govern
ment has undoubted right to remove it to
the North, but the British charge at Wash
ington has been instructed, and express
the confident hope that no obstacle will be
interposed to claims of British subjects in
respect to such cotton. That is to say
that every facility will be given to prove
claims to cotton thus removed.
Mr.. Il. Berkely again called attention tO
the probability of war with America, and
complained of the negligence of the gov.
ernment in not making adequate prepara'
tions.
The decision given by the Privy Council
in Bishop ColiDson's case pronounces hil
removal from the bishopric, by Bishop
Cspetown, null and void, the power resting
with the Queen.
A Vienna paper asserts that the negoti
stions at Washington, between Msximil
ian's agent and Seward, progress sstisiac
torily, and that Lincoln promised to reeog
nize the Empire at the termination of tn
war.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that tn
spprehensions of American sggressions il
Mexico are cbimericsl. The relations be
tween France and the Washington Gov
erRment never ceased to be most satisfac
tory.
The French Senate adopted the Addres
by l9O to 2.
1t is reported that Monteviedo cspiLu
lated to the Brazilians on the 7th of Eel
: rusry, but the news is contrsdicted.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Richardsol
Spence & Co, Wakefield, Nash & Co., an
others, report q good attendance Of buyel
l and frmer market for bresdstutfs.
Flour quiet but steady.
8 Wheat firm and in fair demand at 1@l
per cent. advance for red. Red is quote
!. st ss@ss Cd.
T Corn firm and sd@61 per quarter desre
Bigeland, Athys & Co., Gordon, Bru
s. Co, and others, report
Beef quiet and steady.
. Pork dull and easier.
Bacon generally steady, but in some cas-
rather lower rates accepted.
f Lard quiet but firm at late rates.
n Butter very dull and decidedly lowe
; 1O0@lO5s.
4 Sugar quiet and rather easier.
Coffee unsltered.
Rice inactive.
Linseed oil steady.
R0sin very dull.
" Spirits of turpentine quiet at 65s@65s
is. Petroleum is without change; rein
1t Is 1ld@2s Id.
Le LoNDoN.-Breadstuff Armer.
g. Wheat partially Is dsarer.
t. Flour quiet and unchanged rates.
l. Sugars dull and easier for refined.
le Coffee quiet.
j, Tea dull at low rates.
Is, MONEY MARKET.-Funds were qu
es but without material auetustion.