The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
lEOREIGN NEWS.

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with streng upward tendency.
l"OREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK, September 3.
The Ssx0ris from Southampton the 23d.
arrived this afternoon. The Great Eastern
had srri sed st Sheerness. Capt. Ander.
son fully believes in being able to Law the
Atlantic Cable. He advocates the manu-.
fact1re of a new cable and proper picking
up apparatus by which he may then Law
the new cable and afterwards pick up the
old one and continue laying the same.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
resolved to lay the new cable next June
and pick up the old one.
Mr.. Mason writing TO the Times says /:
Orders were at once forwarded TO stop the
Shensndoah's cruise on the termination of
the war.
The cattle plague continues.
Consols S9sas93; French rentes 6Sf fI0c;
Five Fwenties recovered; Erie paid up do
| }; Illinois Central do ].
FRAECE.-The Emperor and Empress
are in Switzerland.
TURKEY.-The cholera is fast disappear
ing in COnstsntinople.
SPAIN.-The cholera at Gibrslter, Bar
celona and Valencia is disappearing very
rapidly.
The Suez canal food gates have been
opened, and a We. sci laden with coal passed
direct from ths Mediterranean 10 the Red
Sea, on the 10Th.
ITALY.-The Italia denies that finan.
ciaI arrangement exists between the Italian
gove.r NM ut and the Holy See for the set
tlement of the Roman debt
GERM4NY.-By convention ba,ed on
n ~
Prussia gets Lunenburg, paying Austria
pecuniary indemnity. Prussia rules Schles-
wig and Austria Holstein, until the future
of The Dnchies is decided The Emperor of
Austria cordially received the King Of
Prussia. It is officially stated that at the
ealsburg conference it was agreed TO be-
tween the Emperor of ustris and King of
Prussia that Kiel harbor is to be occupied
by Prussis though in Holstein. Austria and
Prussia will propose to the Diet the con-
struction of the German feet.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August %, A. M-Liverpool
cotton for two days, 2lst and 22d,
$4,000 bales. Market frmer and prices
unchanged.
Flour firm.
Wheat buoysnt at extreme rates.
Corn quiet and steady. Sales at 3Os Cd
a3ls Cd.
The weather has improved.
Beef quiet but firm.
Pork tends upward.
Lard advanced lOd, selling st 80s.
Butter sdvsn ,ed Is, and closed firm.
Sugar steady.
No sales of coffee.
Ri, e firm.
Pet. -oleum quiet and steady.
LON. ION, August %, A. M.-Consols Tor
money closed last evening at s9saS92.
Illinois Central shares 79.
Erie sh ,res 5S4s53a,
Fiye.tw snties 50.
I'ABTRER POINT, September 8.
The Peruvian, which left Liverpool on
the afternoon of The 24th ult, and London
derry on the evening OF the 25th, arrived
off this point to-day.
Nothing sd ditional had transpired rels-
tive to the Atlantic cable. Five pound
shares we're selling at 2s22E.
the New York correspondent OF the
Times writes on the depth of the irritation
which prevails against England In all
classes of American sOsiety. He expatlates
upon, and endesvOrs TO psliste, some CT the
reasons for this i'll feeling.
II e. Walker, British Vice Consul at
Charleston, is gszetted as Consul for the
States of North and South Carolina
The Morning Post has bAntering artl-
le on the alleged invitation to Mr.. Bright
70 visit America. 1t says the President OF
the ". s. could not have done the gifted
r.dica Is greater service than he hss done
in inviting, to see with his own eyes, those
things of which he has often drawn imag-
Insr9 nict, 1res. The Post hopes he will
ind it cony enient to go to Virginia, caro-
linas and TIE unessee.
Great prep srstions are making st Ports
mouth TO give q fitting reception to the
A cork paper says the Fenians are very
active in that ity and neighborhood;--
Large crowds, it i said regularly assemble
The weather cont uued to be unsettled
in England and the usins still interfered
with the harvest.
FRAECE.-The Bourse on the 23d was
steady. Rentes 6sf l5c.
EGYPT-The passage of boat through
the Suez Canal, and the alleged opening Of
the canal, proves to be very small affair.
1t is asserted that so fer from being open,
it will not be open for year to come, at
least, and the question will then arise how
far it can be made available for large
ships.
The prospect for the next crop is said to
be good.
LIVERPOOL, August 27.-Bresdstufs
firm. Wheat buoyant at extreme rates
Provisions firm. Beef quiet but firm
Pork tends upward. Bacon advanced lac,
closing trmor. Butter advanced e. Su-
gar firm. Coffee steady. Petroleum. hrm
At Is Cd.