The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

columns, and IN 8 leader on the subject re-
marks, that although the results are VerJ
encouraging for the future still if perfec
machinery were at hsRd it would nov, we
fear, be too late to lay the cable this year
although ssnguine spirits may remind US
that after the squinoxal gales are past the
month of October is generally calm, and 8
further delay must cause 8 total loss OF
that portion Of the cable which has been
psyed out One piece of malicious injury
was discovered. A piece of iron wire was
run through the covering, causing dead
earth
The prospectus published for new
fortnigbtly steam line, with vessels of 9, 600
tons, between southampton and New
York. The title is to be the Trsns-Atlan.
tic Ship Company; the capital &s00,o00 in
ESQ shares. Passages sre to be performed
within ten days. Two subsiding steamers,
of 500 tons burthen, are to be supplied to
connect the service at Southampton with
Antwerp, Hsvre and London. Through
rates of freight are being established be-
tween those cities and New York. The
enterprise is said to be supported by the
London and South Western Railroad Com
pany, the Southampton Dock Company,
ana Obn6E Important COuC6Tubs
A Fenisn demonstration on a small scale
had taken place near Scsroa. Ample DO.
lice and military preparations had been
made and order was not disturbed.
Apprehensions of the approach of chol-
era were increasing in England. The cpl
demic had reached Msrseilles..
At an important meeting of medical of
fcers and Others in London, resolutions
were adopted advancing the utmost care
and all possible precsuiions.
FRAECE.-The weekly returns of the
Bank of France show an increase of cash
of about II millions of francs.
The Cherbourg fetss continued until the
18th, when the French and Eaglish squs.
drons left for Brest. All passed off well,
although the brilliancy of former proceed
ings were msrred by stormy weather.
Bourse fat and closing frmer at 6s, Is.
RUSSIA Two ships of the Russian
iron clad squadron we're wrecked on their
way to Stockholm.
The Czar hsd gone to Moscow to present
the Czsrwitch to the Senate and people.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols
frmer at an advanced discount.
The market is unchanged.
The following is the latest news by the
Africa:
LIvERPooI, August goth,
via QUEENsTowE. I
The Convention between Austria and
Prussia is concluded, concerning the
Duehies, Prussia getting Saurmbrsis, and
paying Austria q pecunisry indemnity.
The Provisional Government of the
Duchies continues Prussia rules Schles-
wig and Austria Hslstein.
The Atlantic Cables preference shares
are quoted at 25a3.
Mr.. RcsselIs account of the proceedings
on the Great Eastern was published by all
the papers.
The Manchester market is heavy, with |
q decline of on goods and yarns.
In Liverpool breadstuffs are generrlly |
dull, with downward tendency.
The weather is improving.
Richardson, Spence s Co., and Wake
field, Nash & Co, report -four fat.
Wheat dull. Tuesdays advance is bare
y maintained, owing to finer weather.
Corn easier. Mixed BIS 6d@32s.
Provisions quietly more buOysnt.
Biglsnd, Atlye & Co., and Gordon, Bruce |
i Co, report beet firm, with an advance of |
ls93s on the week.
Pork buoysnt, and advanced 5;@7s Cd.
Bacon advanced 3s(94s.
Lard quiet and steady; 7Ss@sOs.
Butter firm.
Sugar dull and downward. with par
,lAl decline OF I'd.
Coffee quiet and steady.
BOult English & Brandon say the petro-
cum market is steady at Is Sd Tor crude.
Bsring's (London) circular says bread.
.tuffs are upward. Red Western wheat
S quoted at 43-@46s.
Sugar has downward tendency.
Coffee heavy, and declined ls@ls Sd.
Tea steady.
Rice firm.
Tsllow steady at 44s.
Petroleum scarce; crude Is Sd.