Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14
FORETGN NEWS

LIVERPsoL, March Lotion sales on
Monday and Tuesday $4,000 bales, includ-
ing So, 600 bales 10 spectators and export
ers. The market opened buoysnt, with q
slight sdvsnee, but closed very dull and
easier.
TRADE REPORT OF MANCHESTER.
Market frmer but closed very dull and
easier.
Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn inactive. Mixed 26s Sd to 27s.
Beef dull.
Pork quiet.
Bacon steady.
Butter easier.
Lard quiet.
Tallow inactive but steady.
Sugar stesdy.
Coffee inactive.
Rice quiet and steady.
Ashee-Sales small lots ct 80s to 3ls-
Linseed oil steady.
Petroleum quiet at Is 10d to Is for re-
fined.
LONDON, March 1.-ConsOls ssF@ss for
money.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 2.-The steamer
City of London, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown this morning.
LIvHRPooL, March 2-The cotton sales
to-day will probably reach 5000 or 1000
bales only, the market opening dull.
EEeLAED.
The Times hopes the public have fully
digested theofhcisl intelligenceof Stewards
proposition Of terminating the American
war by combined attack Of the belliger-
ents on some foreign power-most proba-
blY England, rather than France. We
must admit that system of extrinsic policy
which the confederate ENJOYS seemed chief
ly TO favor, shows considerable ingenuity
TO the confederate interests, for by the time
the extrinsic policy has been carried into
execution and ended, the Federsls would
have become accustomed to live without
the confederates, seeing in the Southern
Republic only kindred state and natural
ally. Seward has most considerably fore
warned US it will be our fault if not found
foresrmed.
Sir Frederick Bruce succeeds Lord Ly-
ons at Washington.
House OF LoRDs-Feb. 27.-Lord Tsun-
ton presented petitions from Australia,
praying for the immediate abolition of the
transportation of convicts.
Granville said the Government would
ABOLISH the system.
The House of Commons adjourned.
The debate on Hennessy's motion re-
specting the state of ireland was resumed.
The House divided, and the motion was
negati7sd by lotto 81
FRANCE. 4
NapoIeons preface to the Life of Julius
Cesar was published in all the London
journals. The Pope ordered its immediate
examination when Published.
The Times thinks the Spanish Queens
sacrifice Of pstrimony useless, the Span
ish Finance Minister pursuing a suicidal
course.
COnsOls heavy at ssf@ss.
French rentes est 66c.
Erie paid up shares advanced 3c; Penn
sylvania Railroad, I'd, declined lc. US.
5-20s declined &c.
The Confederate loan declined &c on the
Africa's news. Quoted at 4s@60c for extra
dividend.
: A few of the Paris journals comment
IN Nspoleon's history of Julius Cesar.
ITALY.
The King signed an amnesty for all &C
counts connected with the Turin riots.
SPAIN.
Narvsez says the finances and country |
ire in an unsatisfactory condition.
PORTUGAL.
Duke Soule stated in Cortes tha: he was |
to reconstruct the Cabinet |
Efficiently. If unsuccessful he would re-
ign.
The Schleswig- -Holstein Assembly of |
Delegates from Schleswig- -Holstein resolv-
ID that the inhabitants of the Duchies
hould lesve tothe Duke Augustinburg and
Diet the conclusion of such treaties with
Prussia as would be to the interest of the
whole of Germany.
Prussia rejects the proposal of Austria
to transfer the Governm ent
# the Duchies to Augustinburg. Prussia
demands conditions before the settlement
# the question.