Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04
Yesterday Evenings Edition
FOREIGN NEWS.
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The steamer New York, from South
ampton 2lst, arrived here at IL o'clock
this evening.
President Lincoln's message was receiv-
ed in England on the 18th, per steamer
Asia.
Parliament is expected to re-sssemble
on February 9Th.
The Times says; Lincoln's message con-
tains little from which the Federals can
derive encouragement or consolation, and
that the Governments position, militArily
and financially, is rapidly growing worse.
The message etiectually destroys pesce ex-
pectations.
The Times thinks the North does not
possess the power of cenhscating property.
The mere threat of confscating gives the
South the strongest possible motive to re-
sist to the last extremity.
The report of the Federal finances is
even more discouraging than the military
intelligence, and is unfsvorsble, although
the situation, even as depicted in the mes
sage and accompanying reports, financial
and military, renders it the most uncom-
Portable address ever read TO the American
House Of Representatives. ..
British neutrality has been maintained
so well that there is only one point in the
message which concerns England direesly
the resolution to place additional force
on the great Lakes. This is not to be COM
plsined Of We hope the Canadians will
take measures to prevent Canada being
made base of ineursions into friendly
State. If by placing gunboats on Lakes
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impeded, Lincoln will only be engaged in
an object in which the British authorities
will be bound to assist him, but we sincere
ly hope that this increase of force is not
meant to be permanent. We cannot con-
ceive the necessity that occasional forsys
of few sdYenturers should be brought
into connection with the question of con-
tinuing or modifying the right Of transit
from Canada through the United States,
as well as the regulation of imports, which
was temporarily established by the reci-
procity treaty Of 1854.
The Asia's news had no effect on the
markets.
The Confederate loan is quoted at 62@
GO. French rentes 65f 25e.
A contract for loan of f3,000,0G tc
Spain, by Fereira, has been signed.
Consols 8959894. Illinois Central de-
cllned lc. U. s, 6s, 5-20s declined I. Eric
paid up shares
Paris papers publish a dispatch from
Messins, announcing disturbances il
Zante from political causes. Several per
sons were wounded.
SPAIN.
The Ministerial crisis has ended. tn,
endeavor to form a new Ministry was fu
tile. Narvaez retains his Office, and tn
Cabinet remains unchanged.
PRUSSIA.
The Guards engaged in the Danish wa
returned to Berlin, and were received en-
Enthusiastically. The King said they ma
added another glorious leaf to their hi:
tory.
Msrmora demonstrated the necessity {
economy in the msinsinsnce of the arm
and navy provisional budget for 1867
Agreed to. Chamber adjourned.
| Greeee's foreign Minister has resigned.
CHINA.
The presence of The rebeisne a Amor
had stopped trade.
The Anglo-French forces in Ohins al
to be disbsnded.
JAPAN.
Intelligence is favorable.
The Tunis disturbances had recon
menced.
LIyERPooI, evening-The cotton sal
for two days was 10000 bales. The ms
ket is frmer with sn advance of fold p
pound.
Flour steady.
Wheat firm.
Corn advancing.
} Beef quiet and steady.
Pork inactive.
: Bacon declining.
q Lard dull
l Tsllow steady
: Sugar frmer.
D Coffee steady.
9 Rice quiet and steady.
g Petroleum firm.