The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05
KOREIGN NEWS.

NEW 1oRK, June +.
The ste,mer Pennsylvania, which left
Liverpool early on the morn ing Of the
23d, and Queenstown on the 24th, srrived
here tonight q
News of the Mexican emigration
schemes in the United States, attract az
tantion. ''',
The Daily News remarks that If John
son inte nded to give France canse 70 de
clare war he would not be disbsnding
armies and selling ships 1t is probable,
however, that the throne of MsximlliAn
may be endangered by the hep which
Joarez may get from the American people
in ways which will give Napoleon no right
to demonstrate with johnson.
The Morning Post says that reliable in
formation leads to the impres son that,
so far as John son is concerned, he has no
intsntion of interfering either in Mexico,
OF what is more importsnt IN Can sdA-
A chsracteIistic letter from Gsribsldi is
published, earnestly hoping ior friendship
bet Reen Eng and and America. bee
DIraeli:: hss issued an electioneeriDg
manifesto i0e conservatives. In extension
of the franchise he goes for the admission
Of the best OF sll classes. -. ].
It is stated that the French Govern
ment has revoked the measure limiting
twenty-four hours stay of American yes
sells in French ,pOrts. asas -ss..as -.a
LA Patrie has reason to believe that the
attention Of the French Government is
occupied with the news of clsndestiue en-
rolments in America, and that if necessary
It will adopt snergelic measures sgsInst
A lsus- "A 5dUrI rgl HAD dalAft
will leave Brest in the frigste Tbeuns with
Instructions on the suhject as soon as Ma
poleon returns, about the end Of Msy.
S230,0O0 Of Australian gold had arrived
in England. ls.rI4s,, .-. -,;ss -. .--
The French Government is much dis
pleased with Primes Napoleon'S speech at
Asscco. -l7 "-
LIvERPooL, May s23-A M.-Cotton yes
terdsy, sctive Prices Id per tb higher,
and in some instances ID for American.
Sales of the day 10000 bales, one half for
export and speculation. The market tends
upward in prices.
No regular Corn Market since the Per-
sia sailed, but all articles steady at last
weeks prices. gs- .--... ~
No change in beef, pork or bacon.
Lard continued firm, and quotations ad-
vance to e2s for fine.
Sugsr-steady.
Cotfee-insctive, "
Rice-Hnchsnged.
observation-disclosures . .-.r ..-
LONDON, May 23.--Breadstufs dull, but
wheat firm, st last weeks rates. Sugar
fully as dear.
Coffee firm and in fair demsnd, u-rt -
Tes7ery firm. 70 .-s..a lss.a-
Funds continued dull, but consols on the
I'D were steady at sO4@9Os. In the dis
count market there WHs no change to no
tice. ''.' tsts o 81
American securities-C Closing rates on
the I'D we're. 8 29's at 654@653 Illinois
Central 743975; Erie 5l@52.a 0oEL
ssra LATEsT. r
LIVERPOOL, May Alt is sisted that
some of the French Ministers threaten TO
resign unless ali of the French troops with
draw from Mexico s.i- $50
Cotton sales of yesterday we're 10000
balee, and to. dEy the same amount. Spec
ulAtors and exporters took each day about
{, 900. Market buoysnt, and 3d@Is high
er. Manchester market advancing. O..
Flour quiet and steady. ..-...'s.-. a.
Wheat fat
Corn quiet, and Sd lower. Mixed 29s@
29ssd. .zasF .-,as- .-rss .rs.--l 90
Market closes steady but quiet, except
corn, which is e-sier.
Beet dull.
Pork quiet aud steady.
Lard firm.
TsllOw quiet. Market closes dull
Sugar steady. ..-----
Coffee firm.
Petroleum quiet and steady. Market
closes quiet ana steady.