The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

FOREIGN NEWS.

SANDY HOOK, September 5.
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, 26th
ult, via Queenstown, 9th, passed this
point at 80 P. NJ.
The political news is unimportsnt t.
The Telegraph Construction Company
have offered to contract for two cables to
America next year.
By latest commercial news, Liverpool,
Goth ult, the cotton market is stated to be
firm, with an upward tendency, although
quotations remain the same.
Breadstufs are quiet and firm, with the
exception of corn, which is easier. Pro
visions firm. Lard still has an upward
tendency.
LoHDoE, August &c, Evening.-Consols
closed at 894as9s for money. Illinois
Central shares, 7s3a79; Erie, 534s53S; !;
2Os closed at 6SEa69; Paris Bourse Is
firm; Rsnies closed at 68f SIC. .a
La France says, the western powers are
concocting protest against the division
of the Elbe Duehies. ~ s1,.r-
The steamship Asis, from Boston, ar
rived st Queenstown on the 9th ultimo.
The steamer Hibernis, from New York,
arrived ont on the 25th of August.
~ NEW YORK, September 5.
The steamship Scotia arrived up at 5
LIVERPOOL, August 26-The Telegraph
Construction Company are so confident of
success with the Atlantic cable thst thew
offered TO contract with the Atlantic Tele.
graph Company to recover and complete
the present cable and lay q second during
next year, ,~E1frsa g4aF % -'7it t' 1 @-'
The "Nordp explains the position of the
French system of telegraphing via the
Canary Islands TO Cape DeVerde and the
southern route. It says there is no dis.
couragement from the failure of the Great
Eastern line to be completed from Paris to
the Canary Islands in two years and the
whole line within five years
The London Times has an editorial OF
the situation of America towards England
| It denies the existence of any pretext fol
war, and seriously asks fer dispassionat'
consideration of affairs by the Americans
| The emancipation society has issued al
| address announcing its dissolution owing
70 urgent demands from ireland on sccoun
of cattle disease. The importation of cat
tie from Great Britain into Ireland hA!
been prohibited. 7- ir--a.
A mutiny broke out in the ship st. Mark
| n Mursey, bound to, New York 1t wa
isoon quelled, but the I'd mate and some o
the crew received severe injuries.
The British squadron had returned from
Brest. @s'I -..r.f-s s-.r5.
The Emperor and Empress has returne
to Fontainbleau from Switzerland, and on
Paris items Rlluding to the Austria Prus
sian proceedings with the Duchies point
out that France may appropriate poin
on the Rhine when il suits her with just 8
much right IS Prussia appropriated Lanen
burg. The AustriGn-Prussia diplomat
are to continue negotiations as TO the ques
ton of succession 10 the Duchies.
SHANGHAI July 12-Burgoyne was sti
in custody. .---..----.--..f
It is. rumored that the insurrectiouisi
had captured Pekin.
| LITERPooI, August 26.-The weathe
continues variable and more favorable 70
harvesting. Yesterday it was very I'm
and wheat was consequently duh and
shade easier, although THURSDAYS advanC
was generally maintsined. Winter rec
9ssds9s9d per centali Milwaukee and an
ber Iowa, 9s3ds9s61. .-f
Corn easir. Mixed declined to 3ls pc
4S0 lbs,
Richardson, Spence s. Co., Gordor
Bruce s. Co, and others. report beef quit
but firm st the lste advance
Pork firm at full sales for fine.
: Bacon very firm, but business is limite
BY high prices.
. Butter quite firm for fine.
Lard scarce and firm at 78aS2.
TalioW active and sgain 80 dearer.
Cheese unchanged; fine tends upward.