The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
FOREIGE NEWS.
FARTHER POINT, July 2

2 p. NJ, 18th inst, via Green Castle, the
l4th, passed this point at an early b our
to-day.
The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec,
arrived at Green Castle on the 9th.
The steamer Bremen, from New York,
reached Southampton early on the morn
ing of the 18th.
The steamers Bavaria and City Of Man
chester arrived out on the 10th.
The steamship City OF New York, from
New York, arrived oUt on the llth-
GREAT BRITAIN.-It is finally settled
that the Great Eastern leaves More early
on the 10th and Vslencis on the 18th
Telegrsphic communication with India
remains suspended. 1t is believed there is
fault in the Persian Gulf csble.
English political news are entirely CEN
tered in the Parliamentary elections. Re-
turns to the 18th show 184 liberals to 1O2
conservatives. The liberals had lost eigh-
teen seats and gained -tDanay-fesasi ind
eating that the government will have no
increased of strength in the new Parliament
Four members of the administration had
been defeated, viz: Lord Barry, IN Dover,
Col. White, at Kiddeminster, Lord Pagst,
at Lickfeld, and Mr.. +. Pell, at Barry. AS
q rule, the contest had gone of sstisfac-
torily, and with very little rioting. Nu-
merous elections were progressing, and it
would be another week before the country
contests would be decided.
FRANCE The rumored negotiations for
European Congress still lacks any siGn of
authenticity.
Bourse steady. Rentes 67f45c.
A B. DeckRder had an interview with
Nspoleon, and rumor again connects him
with the future government of Algeria.
SPAIN.-The Senate had passed bill
modifying the press law by III against l6.
On the l7th Marshal 0'Donnel read the
Roysl Decree in Congress, closing the con-
test, Notwithstanding strong clerical oPpo-
| sition.
The recognition of Italy by Spain may
be regarded rs an accomplished fact.
PoRTUaAL-The Government, contrary
to the general expectation, carried the cleo
tions BY small majority.
TURKEY.-There has been rumOrs of the
appearance of the cholera at Constantine
pie and Smyrna. They are pronounced
| unfounded.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds were
| inactive. The elections cause general
dullness. There is an increased demand
for discount st bank, but no pressure.
The rumored conversion Of the hrm OF
Guerny & Co. into limited joint stock
company is confirmed. The prospectus OF
the company has been issued. Its capital
is 65O0OO0.
The following is the news sent by the
City of London:
LIVERPOOL, July 12-Parlismentary
elections commenced on the 1lth. One
hundred and one members were ret lrned
on that day, of whom thirty were conserVs-
tive and seventy,one hbersls. The contest
vss so favorable to the liberals that the In
dicstions are that Palmerston would have
an increased msjority in the new house.
&The Conservative journ ais we're not dls'
beartened by the first days proceedings
but we're still hopeful OF success.
The London and Metropolitan burroughs
returned in all sixteen Liberals, including
]. Stuart Mill, Tom Hughes, the author
| Sir CHARLES Bright, the electrician, anC
B.roa Rothschild.
$ Numerous contests were progressing
g when the City of London left LlVerpool
5 The convict DIR. Pritchsrd confessed tina
: he poisoned his wife.
= La France denies the rumor OF tn
d negotiations for European Congress. III
:. Moniteur is silent on the subject.
: B0urse was DuOyhnb'
It Rentes "a AZ.
10 The Spanish Government has notlhe
p the Pope of its recognition of the King
dom of Italy,
q, The papal ministry have declined TO a
SS tend the banquet at the Mexican Embass.
It's reported that the Embassy Will shor
lv be withdrawn from Rome.
T. A private telegram Is reported, al
nouncing that the Pope has exeommun
of Gated Macmillan.
=. Additional Cficial correspondence
nd American sffairs has been Published.
q. shows that England sBd France scted
Nh concert and that the concession 70 20
st federate vessels, allowing them to be d
ch armed and sold in neutral ports, originals
viii Drown de LHuyes. Earl kuss
agreed 10 the proposition, but pointed o
"a t6st cruisers of q defunct goVernme
on might be claimed SIS public property
tbe limited States, but that such elAll
must be decided in ordinary courts Of Ia
Ina letter to Sir Frederick Bruce, H
Rnsaell gives it as his opinion thst In
!. casa Of he Etts, or Retribution, the yes
wSs lawfully aud rightfully condemned
on the ground that belligerent could not
pes transferred during war.
- In another dispatch Earl husseh rep
& n Mr. Stewards note on the cessation
mis- bsIligerent rights. He regrets his
d. nIsnsiions were not acceptable to
sis limited States Government and sddu
ar, uments in favor of Englsnds eoul
Ho trusts that these additional expls
+. tions will prove favorable to the estabh
ment of o lasting friendship between
~. two nations.
fhes ~" The steamer Restrice, late the Rap
70 70 hammock. was overlooked by the Sa'
% mento before reaching Liverpool, but
price permitted TO proceed
:, by Additional details of the ship VIM.
.sH- son were published. Captain Leroy
Il be among the A persons saved BY the ste
Gs2 ar LAFAYETTE. Another boat contained
persoIs. 1t is supposed it was picked
-slU, -.u" The remaining 400 persons on board 90
|, ons less perished- n.
O "A questionable story is shoat IN 81
OTi sral Lee had arrived in Germany meg
lT.als by Belgian steamer