Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
PoRTLAED, Jan. 80.

| teen hours, and did not sail from London
derry until Saturday morning. 2lst and
arrived here this afternoon.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
Messrs Schofeld and Bright had been
addressing their constituents at Birming-
ham. The former expressed regret at the
intention of the Americans to terminate
the Reciprocity Treaty, and to place gun
boa is on the lakes. With regard to non
interven tion, he said he was not prepared
70 join in the policy which would, sltogeth-
er, overlook the injuries which one nation
might infict on another.
Mr.. Bright expstiated on the triumph of
noninteryention policy in British politics.
In regard to the Parliamentary Reform
he said it could no more be put to sleep
than could the negro question in the
American Congress, for though it was al
ways voted great nuisance and not to be
talked about America is now in deadly
conflict, with the negro standing forth in
large proportions, and daily gaining free
dom.
MIR. Bright used many strong arguments
in support of the extension of the fran
chise. He pointed 70 the order and tran
guilty with which millions voted at the
recent Presidential election in America.
As regards American affairs he said: He
purposely shstsined from any observation
upon that sad and mournful revolution
which was taking place
Mr. Baxter, Member of Parliament, had
been delivering addresses in Scotland on
the American question. He eulogized Mr..
Lincoln's administration, and was en-
phstically in favor of the North He had
perfect confidence in the ability of the
North to bring the question 10 a most sat
isfactory solution.
Th Liverpool Post says: Extensive
orders for army clothing for the rebrls
hsYe been executed in Liverpool Lstely
there were 10000 uniforms made for the
rebel artillery.
FRANCE
A duel took place recently, at Bois de
Boulogne, between Count TRllyrand Peri
gard, recently made Duke de Mont Mo-
Iency, and NJ de La Rochefoucauld, Duke
de Ondentre, one Of the plaintiffs in q
pending suit 10 prevent the former from
assuming the Mont Morency title. They
fought fifteen minutes with swords, when
La Rochefoucauld was wounded in the
arm, and hostilities we're stopped. Count
Perigard also received two slight wounds.
Bourse was firm rebtes, 6Tf 20d.
The Vienna PreSSe asserts that the rela-
tions between Austria and Prussia con-
tinued excellent, but evertheless Austria
is determined TO withdraw from the Alli-
snce, rather than permit Prussia TO annex
the Duchies.
BRAZIL.
Paraguay had declared war against Bra
I'll. a decree was Issued announcing q
rupture of the treaty.
LONDON MONEY MARKBT-Funds dull,
but without msterisl fucluatioD. Discount
unchanged at 5ss54 for bills
Fatherwsite's circular says the market
for 500 bonds remained steady at 4l5a46
with moderate transactions. In Erie con-
siderable business has been done st declin-
ing rates, closing at 3I3, including divi-
dend. Illinois steady.
The London Tunes, editorlally, refers to
the rumor that the rebels contemplated
emancipation as a means of securing Euro
peon recognition, and points out the futil-
ity Of such q step. As to the idea of accept
ing prOtectOrate of any European Gov
ernment rather than submit to the North,
the Times regards the idea as ridiculous
and thinks no European power is likely to
accept such an offer.
In another article it expresses the hope
that for the sake of the United States and
Canada the Reciprocity treaty NAV con-
tinue. Both communities will be greatly
injured, while no perceptible mischief will
be done to England.
The loss of the new blockade runner,
Lebis, off Liverpool, was a most disastrous
affair only twelve seamen we're saved out
of nearly sixty persons on board The
life boat which went to the rescue was also
lost with seven of the crew.
The British war ship, Bombay, was
burned off Monterido and ninety-fve of
her crew are supposed to be lost.
COMMERCIAL PER PERUVIAN.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The sales
of cotton for four days have been Il, 500
bales, including $500 bales to speculstors
and exporters. The market has been dull,
with slight decline, but closes with a
better tone
The Manchester market was fiat, with q
declining tendency.
Liverpool bresdstuf market dull, with q
downward tendency.
Richardson, Spence & Co, and Bigland,
Athaye & Co, report -four dull.
Wheat Inactive and easier.
Corn dull and downward.
Provisions steady.
Gorden, Bruce & Co. report:
Beef firm.
Pork steady.
Bacon firm.
LONDON MAhKETs.-Bresdstu steady.
LONDON, Jan. l9.-Illinois Central SOFA
81, extra dividend. Erie 34@35.
LATEST VIA GREEN CASTLE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20 Evening.-The
cotton sales of the week were Is, 500 bales,
including 1000 bales to spectators and
$3.50 bales to exporters. The market has
been dull, with decline of l013d on
American; Orleans 264; fair 24a; mid
ding, Mobile, 2436241; uplands 2556
244. Stock in port, 5O9, 500 bales, includ-
ing 1000 bales American.
Bresdstufs quiet and steady.
Wheat frmer.
Provisions firm, with an upward ten
dency.
LoNDoN-EvENING -Consols closed at
893@s9g for money.
rhe bullion in the Bank of England has
increased f7l,OO
LATEST VIA GREEECAsTLE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-Evening.- Captain
Corbett. who commanded the rebel pirate
Sea King, alias Shenandoah, has been com
mitted for trial on charge of violating tbs
foreign enlistment act.
L is asserted that the Emperor Napoleon
has nominated Prince Napoleon as Regent
of the French Empire in the event of mis-
death.
The steamer Columbia, from Liverpool
for the West Indies, sunk off BTest; no date
given. Thirty-one lives were lost aud only
three were saved.
| FRANCE.