The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-15
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hALIfAXJ september Il.
The steamship Asia, Captain Noodle
from Liverpool at o'clock on the after
noon of the I'd, via Queenstown on the Sd
arrived here at 2 o'clock this morning
. Her dates are two days later than those al.
ready received. She has 50 passengers for
. this port and 80 for Boston.
The steamship City of Dublin left Liver.
pool for New York simultaneously with
the Asia.
The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph
have unanimously accepted the offer of the
Telegraph Construction Company to man.
ufactuFe and lay down a new cable and
complete the present one, so as to have two
perfect cables between Ireland and New
Foundlsnd next summer. The manufac.
ture of the new cable has commenced, and
the work is being done with the utmost
care
Capt Jas. Anderson received an offer
from the Telegraph Construction Company
to lease the Great Eastern for five years, for
the purpose Of laying cables, and accept
ed it.
Cyrus W. Field sails for New York in
the steamship Australasian on the 9Th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.-It is stated that in
consequence of the spread of Fenianism,
the number Of regiments in the South of
Ireland is to be increased
The report thst Mr.. Bright is to visit
America on an Official invitation is pro-
nounced to be without foundation.
The Board of Trade Returns for july
show continued slight falling off in Brit.
/ ish exports as compared with last year.
The fetes at Portsmouth in honor of the
French feet progressed in the most splen-
dfd manner and c0Dvludod the 1st inst
The weather throughout was exceedingly
fine and everything passed off in the most
happy manner; baDquets, reviews, balls |
and illuminstioDs followed one after the |
other and all were alike brilliant and suc- |
cessful. The reception accorded to the |
French officers by the English |
people was exceedingly warm
and enthusiastic. At grand |
banqnet given by the Duke of SOM
erset, in behalf OF En gland and by N. Chss-
salsupter, in behalf Of France, an earnest
desire was expressed that the nations might
ever live in peace, and on terms of the most
cordial friendship and good will.
The exchange of naval hospitalities be-
tween France and England is pronounced
a memorable episode, net only in the his
tory of these great powers but even of the
civilized world. 1t is universally remarked
with great satisfaction throughout England.
Crop estimates claim mu n attention, and
the leading authority, in the London
Times, sums up his estimates throughout
the country as follows: Wheat will yield
twenty six bushels per acre, or four bushels
below the average. Barley, thirty-two
bushels per scre, or four bushels below the
average Oats thirty-four bushels per
acre, or IA bushels below the average. Peas
and beans will yield their average crop.
Potatoes will yield unusually well. Hay
will give an aveIsge crop. Pasturage is ,
abundant.
FRAEoE.-Count Wslewsh rendered his
as Senator, and it was &C.
cepted.
The Emperor had received M. Mona,
the new Spanish Ambassador. He said he '
great importance to the friendship
existing between France and Sprin, and
she French government would always be
tound ready to strengthen the bonds which
mite the two countries.
The Paris Pstrie says that the French
government will be compelled to refuse its ]
appreciation to the Austro-Prussian COM e
pact at Gastem, by all its traditions and
policy. n
The Empress Eugenia had arrived at :
Fontaineblesu with tie ladies who were
INJURED at Neufschstel.
The returns of the Bank of France show 0
reduction in cash of about million and
! half of francs, and great increase in Fl
t Sr SSf zoe. Be- o'"'"N a-''' ." 'A' let in-'
PoRTUGAL.-The new ministry is not yet
ormed.
1t is officially announced in Cortes that u
'rince Amsdros did not visit Lisbon to p
epresent Victor Emsnual at the baptism v
f the infant Prince. il
Cortes granted leave to the King to n
rsvel abroad. He and the Queen will =
isit Italy. :,
The new cabinet has formed under the =
residency of Viscount De CastrA =,
BRAZIL.-The mails have been forward
d by the Asia. The commercial news has 3
lresdy been published. Il
The war between Paraguay and the Ar Il
entine Republic shows no signs of s ter b
lination. Rains retarded military opera c,
ions, but hostilities are about to commence h
n an imposing scale. Large armies are
eing raised by volunteers and conscrip-
ion.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-The reg ~
lar weekly Liverpool cotton market was ST
eceived by steamer at Farther Point. ii
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET- n
Iessrs. Richsrason, Spence s. Co, Wake F
cid, Nash & Co., report: 81
Flour heavy and dec iued 61sls per Dbl.
Wheat dull and declined LAID for cen.
,al. d
Corn fat Mixed sos. II
LIvERPooL Provision MARKET.-Big- b
wv, Ashtya s. Co. and Gordon, Bruce &
10, report:
Beef firm. Il
Pork active. =,
Lard, the market is bare and quotations :,
ominal at S0s84s. =
Tallow has still an advancing tendency. IL