The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
The Government Euspends the
Habeas corpus In the Burch.
field Case.
Reducing government Expenses
More Troops Mustered OuI
SOUTHERN NEWS
Matters in South Carolina
The Rebel spirit still Dominant
Associated Press Report.
FOREIGN news.
New YORK, September l

4
Liverpool at 8 P N. of the 9th, and
Queenstown the next day, arrived here
this afternoon. Her news is four DAYS
later.
The Confederate bond holders held
meeting in London on the 4th and debated
their propects, some speakers even con-
tended that the Confederate government
was responsible. A committee was ap-
pointed to report on the sth of October.
The proceedings afforded 90 little ground
for hope that the bonds declined per
cent.
The Liverpool Post says that trade be-
tween Mersey and the Southern ports is
resuming its old activity.
Sir w. Hamilton, Astronomer, is dead.
The Emperor and Empress of the
French and the King and Queen of Spain
were about to exchange visits at San Sebas-
tiAn and Biarri.
The cholera continued active at Mar
seilles.
In the French markets rentes were quiet
at 69f I5c.
Joseph Bonspsrte, Prince of Musigno,
died at Rome recently.
The reported secret treaty between Aus
trla and Prussia is denied.
There is q vague runor that Austria is
intriguing for the annexation of the IoAian
Islands.
The King of Prussia is to visit Queen
Victoria. .q.
DARMsTADT, September 6th-The nsvi.
CATION treaty between England and Prus-
sia is signed.
News from the Cape of Good Hope is
received to July 2sth.
Basuto was proceeding vigorously to free
the people.
One Of the leaders tf the FeAisn demon
stration st Black Rock, near Dundalk, has
been committed for trial st the sssizss
without the privilege of trial Prosecu-
tion was instituted by orders from the au-
thoriLies at Dublin Castle
The Mark Lane express fears that three
fourths of the English wheat crop will
prt We to be in bad condition.
The cattle plague continued. It's raw
ages is stated to have made its appearance
in Ireland in the county of Donegal.
The Council of London headed sub.
scription with f1, 900 to compensate per-
sons who have been compelled to kill dis
essed animals.
In the London money market the funds
were generally steady and firm.
Consols on the 5th closed st 80.
The demand for discount continued, and
rates were unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 6.-The sales OF
cotton for three days we're 65, 900 bales;
$4,000 bales were for export and specula.
ton generally. The market closed very
firm at an advance of 4c per pound.
The weather has beea very firm for hsr-
vesting operations.
Wheat is In limited demand at decline
of 293d per GENITAL; chiefly on new amber.
Holders Of stocks in store were not pressing
sellers.
Flour in moderate request at rates.
Indian corn in eonsuDptive demand at
decline of 81 for mixed; American 29s6d
@3Os for 4sO pounds.
Beef slow sale. Pork active and 2s6d
dearer Bacon steady at an advance over
last quotation.
Eutter quiet and 2@3s cheaper.
Cheese In moderate demand at sdecline.
Lard very firm but quiet; sales at S5s for
steam.
Sugar firm, only small quantities are be-
ing offered. Coffee, slow, but generally
steady.
Rice no sales reported.
Petroleum is firm at about previous quo.
tations.
! LoHDoN.-New wheat fat and Is per
quarter lower for inferior kinds. Old wheat
steady, but slow sale
L1vERPooL, September 7.-Cotton is
buoyant but closed somewhat quieter. All
qualities sdvanced trihe.
The weather has been magnificent for
crops.
| Provisions, steady.
Butter, easy.
Petroleum firm. Holders demand an
advance.
LONDON, September 7-Consols fol
monev $4,000 Illinois Central shares at
7si97s; Erie shares at 6449544; 52Os
ss@6s1.
LATEST.
Per City of Boston. az
LoNDoE, September 1.-THE political newI
is unimportant.
A great fire has occurred ct StAm6aul
Two thousand five hundred buildings hsv'
burned and the fire was still rsging on thu
9Th.