Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
Foreign News.
Foreign. News.

| City of Washington, from Liverpool on the
lst, via Queenstown on the I'd, has arrived,
with four days later news.
1t is stated that Spain intends taking en-
ergetic measures in the suppression of the
slave trade.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-7 A. M.-Cotton
declined Id, closing with an upward ten
dency.
Provisions steady.
Produce quiet and steady. The markets
were closed Tuesday.
Eo=-r,@s-,- -EoSerithar 2-fhiis0ts sold at
| SS8aS9 for money. T. S. 5-20s 634a64; Erie
shares 524 Illinois Central SOtasO4.
The British Government has ordered that
all restrictions on American vessels of war
be removed.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post says that the intended withdrawal Of
the French from Mexico, has lately assumed
a more decided character. Macmillan
wants TO recruit more men in Austria and
Belgium. 1t is proposed to permit the
French officers and men to take an oath of
allegiance to Maximilian if they are inclin-
ed to do So:
The Post says it is Scarcely to be supposed
that the United States government would
! wish to replace such a government as to
return to republican confusion and anarchy.
In the course of time the public feeling in
America will acknowledge the Liberal Sow
ereign is now endeavoring to raise Mexico to
| civilization.
The proprietors of the Irish People are at
| tempting to bring action against the Lord
! Lieutenant and other authorities for the sup
! preston of that paper.
The French journals have denied that
| France has made any effort to exercise
moral influence in Austrian policy towards
| Frankfort.
| On the 2Sth ult. respectable looking man
! giving his name as Lieut.. James Henry
/ Safer, Of the 9Th Coiihectieut Volunteers
was arrested at Dublin on the arrival Of the
steamer from Liverpool. The prisoner was
| found to have in his possession a seven bar
rolled revolver, zoe rounds of patent rifle
ball cartridges, also box ofpercussion caps,
four military drill books, four commissions,
bearing his name to serve in the Connecti-
cut Volunteers as Lieutenant and Colonel;
and thirty-eight pounds of gold; supposed to
be for the aid of the Fenians. He statl
that he had returned to Ireland to see an
uncle, but he intended to return to America
shortly. He was rBmanded for further en-
quiry.
Bourse, 51sf, fat. Rentes closed at 6S
francs.
IrALY.-The Italian elections have re-
suited highly favorable to the government.
General Kauzelor has been appointed |
Papal minister.
Two French frigates arrived at Civita |
Vecchia for the troops who are now leav-
ing.
GERMASY.-The Holstein diet is to be
convoked.
1t is decided that schleswig be incorpo.
rated into Germany, and that the eonfed |
Grafton pay the expenses of the late Danish |
war.
LIVERPOOL, November IA. N.-The visit |
of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Liy
erpool having taken place on the 3lst ult., |
business was totally suspended on that day. |
The commercial report is consequently only |
one day later than by the Cuba.
Cotton prices have sustained further de- |
cline Of about Id. per pound. The sales are |
estimated at 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs-No regular market since the !
sailing of the Cuba.
All articles remained very firm, and |
wheat a trihe dearer.
Provisions are generally very scarce and |
prices remained very stiff.
sugar-Very quiet.
Cotfee-Steady.
Rice-Dull, but holders firm.
Petroleum-Steady.
LONDON -Breadstuffs-All ar
ticles in request at the following prices:
FlOur-ls. "a Is.Id. dearer. Barrels scarce. |
Foreign Wheat-1s.@2s higher.
Indian Corn-Scarce, and wanted-an |
advance of 1s.@ a 1s.6d.
Sugars-QUiet but steady.
Coffee-Firm.
Tea-unchanged.
There is still no announcement concern
ing ministerial arrangements. Clarendon |
is certain to be Foreign Ministers.
The Globe claims forbearanee for the |
reconstructed ministry until it is able to
lay before parliament ats programme, |
upon the satisfactory character of which its |
existence will depend.
The Daily News fully expects Govern
ment reform bill.
The Morning Post thinks the reform ex
tremely doubtful, the nation being too in
different.
The Prince and Princess of Wales paid |
their expected visit to Liverpool on the 3lst
ultimo.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to October 10, |
via England, confirm the capture of Urua-
guaigana by the allies. Paraguaynians sur
rendered Internationally, and 5000 were
made prisoners. Their General has been
brought to Rio.
LIVERPOOL, November 3, P. M.-Per steam |
ship Belgian.
The Cotton Brokers Circular reports the |
sales of cotton for the week at 81, 900 bales,
including 10000 to spectators, and $4,000
for exporters. The market was fine and all
qualities advanced to a trifling extent early
in the week, but subsequently became very
dull under Persia's advices from the United
States, and closed at Id q I'D lower for
American and Egyptian.
Authorized quotations-Fair Orleans, Esd;
middling Orleans, 2524d; middling Mobile,
2O1Ed Fair uplands, 2O15d.
Sales to-day friday were 10000, with
market closing steady and with a better
feeling.
The Manchester market is inactive.
Breadstuffs advanced and prices trihe
higher for all articles.
Provisions-Quiet and steady, except ba-
con, which is easier.
LONDON, November 3, P. NJ. )-Consols for
money SS5aS9. Illinois Central S2aS24.
Erie shares 54a544. United States 5-2Os 6Sl
asa.
Per steamship City of Washington:
/ LIVERPOOL, November 2.-The cotton sales
for two days past were $4,000 bales at de-
| cline of Id per pound. The market closed
with an upward tendency for American cot
ton. The sales to spectators and exporters
were 5000 bales. 1'
Breadstuffs are less firm.
Provisions steady.
| Bacon easier.
| TkProduce quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Times says that it is gen.
orally reported in Partisan papers that the
French army in Mexico viii be withdrawn
| by installments, and that by August or Sep
tember of next year the whole will have re-
turned to France. This resolution is said to
be adopted, not only from desire to afford
no reasonable ground of complaint to the
United States but also on economical grounds.
FARTHER PoIYT, November I3.-The Cana
dian steamer Belgian, from Liverpool 2, via
Londonderry Sd. passed this point at 4:1O P.
| NJ en- route to Quebec
The British Parliament has been further
prorogued until the 23d inst.
The Times says the present cabinet is
complete without the exception of single
office.
The Star publishes in large type letter
from member of Parliament limiting that
no cabinet will be satisfactory to his party
that does not include Mr.. Bright, and sug-
gesting his appointment for the Secretary
ship of India.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer while
on visit to Glasgow was presented with
the freedom of the city. He was invited to
a dinner, which was followed by working
mems demonstration. He also received an
address from the Parliamentary Reform
Union.