The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

qualities; lard fat and IOe lower; tallov
quiet Ashes quiet at 2sssd@2sssi
for potssnd pearls sugar quiet and steady
coffee, no sales; Bio. no sales; spirits Of
turpentine dull and nominali rosin fat;
linseed oil quiet and steady; petroleum
very duu.
Brsadstutfs quiet. Wheat quiet and 2s
lower. Sugar quiet. Coffee quiet snd firm.
Tea inactive but steady. Rice quiet. But
terstesdy. Tsllow quiet.
Consols closed, on Wednesday, at s140
Oil formoney. Illinois Central shares T63 !;
Erie 6O4@5l; United States 6. .2os 67@674.
Tne, Bank Of England has reduced its
rate ofdisoount to 81 per cent.
LIvERPOoL June 2.-The Cotton Brokers
circular reports the sales of cotton for the
weex st los 500 bales, including p, 500 to
speculators and 1900 to exporters. The
market has been buoyant and the prices
are 1@l3d higher for American and Egyp-
tisn, and Hold higher for other descrip-
tions. The sales of Friday are estimated
at 1t. 900 bales, the market closing excited
and with an upward tendency.
BresdstuffJ very dull, and all qualities
are slightly lower. Provisions quiet and
steady, except lard, which is'ssill declining.
LONDON, June 2.-ConsHls closed at s9E
6eO Illinois Central shares 764; Erie
5OI; United States 5-2Os 67@678.
The,bullion in the Bink of England has
increased 6Ss, 900 pounds. s--F as837
The steamers Etna and Erin, from New
York, arrived st Queenstown on the I'd.
The Bombay bari k failures are not con.
frmed. ere
Fullcher s. Co, Liverpool and East
Indian merchants, have failed. Their lis-
bilities are 4OO, 900 pounds.
1t is stated that Buenos Ayers has de-
clared war against Paraguay. A triple
alliance has been formed between Brazil.
Uruguay and the Argentine Republic. The
allies are marching sstrong fOrce against
Paraguay.
The public was entirely occupied with
the race at Derby. The French horse
"GlsdIstor" won easily in q canter by two
lengths. There was length between the
second and third horses, London papers
warmly congratulate France on the tri-
umph received. The London Times says
''they have fairly established themselves as
our rivals on the turf The prizs was well
and fairly earned" It is aaid that the
owner of "GladiAtor," Count La Grange
wins from f7O, coo TO 8s0OOO.7 s'-rF
The Times says thst the attitude of the
United States on the question of the
Alabama is perhaps more important than
the demands themselves. The correspond
encs opened in 1868 en- the part of the
United States and nothing can be more
courteous. Mr. Adams said the United
States desired to, maintain smity as well as
peace England has many counter claims
for the arbitrary enforcement of the right
of blockade and search. These will have
to be examined st some time, and England
is, unconscious of any hostile intentions
in urging them. She will decline to inter-
fere rs such were her intentions from more
renewal outstanding which she believes is
unfoundsd. -.i s...-.-. .,..sr
The Chancellor of the Exchequer deliver.
gu zpsgcnat chester yesterday IN favor
of his son, who is csnvassing for election to
the next Parliament. The Chancellor ex,
pressed himself in favor of 8 wide extern
sion ofthe franchise to the working CLASSES,
not as matter Of abstract right, but in
order to strengthen the laws and constitu-
tion of the country. y.g,..--.,.
The Owl says the Canadian Delegates
have established, q complete mission with
the Imperial Government, as to the fOrtif.
cations Of Quebec and Montreal They
firmly believe that the proposed confedera-
ton will be carried cut, mo- .-.
The journals continue discussing the fall
of JEFF Davis. -
The Daily News hopes mercy viii be
extended, not but that he fully deserves
punishment, but because the principal the
Federal government represents is already
vindicated so triumphsntly that nothing
can be sdded-no punishment could be
greater-and mercy would cause no regret
in the future. -..r o.. ..-..-- n. --- .. -
The Times says: After the ominous
language Of the President, we can no
longer regard the case with confidence or
unconcern. 1t msy prove fortunate or
fatal policy, IS the succefs of the policy
of the Government may be affected by the
personal views of the President
The tresty of commerce between Great
Britain and Zallverein was signed on the
31st. -..s.., s.- .-.i.r, -4-,..l .....'-
FRANCE-It was asserted that several
foreign ENJOYS have proposed collective
remonstranee sgainstthe Prince Nspoleon's
speecb, but the project was frustrated by
Lord Comfy declaring that the Language
could not affect England, and that any
collective step would be offensive to the In
periaI Government.
The Paris Bourse on the 3lst was dull.
Rentes closed at 81. --7s 7.-s ..- r
GREEcE.-The elections haveterminated.
Quiet prevailed with the exception Of q
few unimportsnt outbreaks. -
BRAzn.-The Brazilian mails reached
Lisbon with Rio dates to the 10th of May.
Lopez had seized in the port of AssumP-
tion, without declaration. of war, the Ar
euentine steamer Satter. Bis squadron
had taken the port of COllentes and two
vessels of war. The town was occupied
with resistance, by 1000 Paragusyans.
The Brazilian ministry had rendered
their designations, and Senator NabucC
De Array was intrusted with the formation