Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07

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LONDON, October 27-Consols for money
ss3@SSE.
illinois Central 50; Erie 55@ 56l United
States 5-2Os 634@634.
! The Stock Exchange is closed to-day.
LATEST VIA LoSDESDERRY.
TrvrppooI October. 3I-The funeral of
Lord PaImerston IS taking place Today.
A buoy supposed to be stationary, was
passed in lat. 40: long. 40: and is thought to
be one of the Atlantic Telegraph buOys.
The Morning Post is apparently going
into opposition and saws the feeling of the
country towards Earl Russelrs ministry
will be one of total apathy. The country Will
see little to praise or condemn. 1t will be
no easy matter to reconstruct his govern
ment in the House of Commons, but he must
certainly introduce some fresh element to
retain the majority nominally acquired.
The Advertiser thinks it will be imPossi-
BILE for Gladstone to work the House OF
Commons unless with more help than is
visible.
The Herald says that if Earl Russell
makes any radical move the conservatives
will certa My lose no opportunity to check
mate him.
Satterthwaits Circular of the 25th says
The market for American securities has been
steady until this morning, when the price
way on large sales.
! EIYe-tWentleS 1au proven uuIluS bHC
week to 81, but declined from the former
quotations. closing at 633@64.
Illinois Central and Erie Railway shares
are also much depressed. The former hay-
ing at one time sold as low as 50, but stead
| ily recovered, closing at S24GS24. Erle's
were dull at So, but reached j53@56 at the
close.
Atlantic and Great Western bonds were
steady during the week.
v,-aAT h.
cholera hospitals.
A council of Ministers was held on the
25th
a Bourse on the 2jth was fat.
Rentes closed at 5gf.
Prince and Princess Napoleon arrived at
| Turin on the 25th.
The King and Queen of Portugal were ex-
pected to arrive the same evening.
Of sixty-fve elections, sixty are known to
have resulted favorably to the government.
| AUsrRIA-President Napoler thinks that
according to the views Ofthe Diok party the
| Hungary debt is not in accordance with the
strict legal rights of Hungary, but rests
upon a basis of equity and common interests
| Of Hungary and Austria.
FRAYKFOkT-Austria and Prussia have
| addressed a severe remOnstrancc to the Sen
| ate of Frankfort as the source of coarse at
tacks on the two principal German Powers,
and threaten the Mayor and Senate with
intervention should further meetings of the
delegates be permitted.
SCHLEswIG-The Prussian Commerce have
declared that a military force would be
used to prevent the inhabitants from recog-
nizing the Duke of Augustenburg or any
other person as having authority in the
duchy. The ovation to the Duke at Eek
srAIS-The cholera had lad entirely di5aP
neored from Barcelona, Valentia, and the
! Balearic Islands. At Madrid fifty cases oc-
CURED on the 23d, of which thirty-two were
fatal.
CHrxA-A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce had been held in Shanghai to ex-
press dissatisfaction with the working OF
the treaty of lien.
Esin Burgiom is officially reported by the
Niandarius TO have been decrowned.
JAPAx.-Advices from Japan report all
quiet
MONEY MARkEr.-The discount demand
on the 25th was large, yet still moderate.
Thepe was considerable activity in the sill
yer market owing to the demand from In
dia. Large amounts of India bills fell due
but did not affect the general market, which
,, was quiet.
The following is a copy of the news sum
mary per the steamers Etna and Virginia,
which sailed from Liverpool on the 2jth Of
October:
1t had been decided by the express wish
t of Queen Victoria that Lord Palmerston
should be honored with a public funeral in
S Westminster Most Of the towns will be
b. represented by deputations. Business in
; London will be almost entirely suspended.
e Stock exchange will be closed.
No official announcement had been made
concerning the change in the Cabinet, but
1 an official announcement would be made
! T,I .
f The Globe says that the Queen had ex-
pressed the wish that Russell would accept
4 the Premiership. Russell has received
!, cordial assurances of support from his col
e leagues.
4 The Globe believes that Clarendon will
e take the Foreign Office.
The public opinion generally favors Ear
Russell.
The Times, which at first favored Glad
stone, had rather veered around, making i
appear that the only reason and necessity
a for RusselPs appointment was because Eng
u land had still to settle with America TO theI
/ mutual satisfaction, and Russell was wei
!. posted on the subject and had a reputauol
st TO lose by base compliance or needless war
5 Viewed in this light he was necessary.
s The Paris correspondent of the Times re-
u iterates the statement that Seward had sen
a dispatch to the French government.
I The African project was thought Of bu
troops could not be spared, so the Projec
~ fell through.
The Times says that if America had rea
Is son to think such scheme had beel
. proposed she was fully justified in demon
I. strating. Apart from the introduction o
u Mussellmen troops into Mexico, Amerle'
y had no lust cause of complaint agains
L them. 1t is quite certain that the oceupa
ton was solely to maintain Maximilian
-, throne.
"a The Fenians are to be tried by specia
lt commission. The excitement had almos
entirely subsidized,
N 1t was stated that Mexico was about t
s. s. settle the claims of the deferred bonds.
a. a. 1t is stated that England is negotioatin
~ ~ for commercial treaty with Austria.
as The Committee of Contests of the Au:
ne trian Department were about to have an il
terview with the Emperor to present objeC
n tions to their removal from Office. 1t is ey
ne pected that the Emperor's consent would t
given to the new regulations proposed by th
" Committee.
It was reported that the Austrian Counc
ID, of Ministers had resolved to concede a sci
IDS arate Ministry to Hungary.
The statement that Austria was raisIr
W. troops for Mexico has been modified. Neg
re- tiations were pending for permission to Il
Gu vacancies at the expense Of Mexico.
, The free town of Frankfort had repellt
H. the imputations of Austria and Prussia, al
the Frankfort Senate had determined to u
hold the independence of the city. 1t
thought the case is one of attempted spoil
ton.
red Bombay advices up to the 11th are r
,k- ceived.
100 Cotton is advancing, and freights a
higher.
ta- CANTON, September Exchange A.
cir SHANGHAI, September 23.-Tea dull. 81
ng unchanged. Exchange 81.
LONDON.-The money market discou
ely demand at the bank IS increasing
md drain OF gold to the Continent is commel
the ing.
lay 1t is reported that the Austrian loan W
yis- be for $1O,OOO,OOO at five per cent.
do
cad COunterfeiting.
TO Cnnnterfeits of the national CURRENCY Q