The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18
Yesterday Evenings Edition.
FOREIGH NEWS.

on the 9th, has arrived.
In the House of Commons on the I'd Mr.
Hunt moved q vote of eensure on The
Lord Chancellor, in connection with the
Bankruptcy Court and scandals.
The Lord Advocate defended the Chsn-
cellor. He said that there was nothing in the
case to warrant the severe eensures passed
on him, and moved an amendment to the
effect that the House agree with the report
| OF the Committee.
Mr.. BsnVerie said he had no confidence
in the Lord Chancellor.
Mr.. Hunts motion Of censure was mega
tiVed.
Lord Pslmerston moved the adjourn
ment of the House until the 4th, which
was lost by III to 163.
BsnveEies' amendment which is similar
to Mr.. Hunts, with one exception. was
carried without division, amid trem sndous
cheering.
The Times says that the result of the
debate in the House of Commons is that a
grave vote of censure has been passed upon
the Lord Chancellor. The discredit of a
Lord Chancellor is q areproach to the nation
at large.
HOUSE OF LORDS, July 4.
The Queen has accepted the resignation
ofthe Lord Chancellor. He will continue
In office until prOFogation-
Independence day was celebrated in
London on the 4th. Two hundred Ameri-
cans were present.
Consols steady at 1870 4O4 French
rents 67f.7c.
United plates Sevea- -Thirtiss recovered
II Illinois Central shares recovered II.
FRANCE-A bill for loan to be raised
BY Paris passed by I.7S sgsinst 30 votes.
IAo Onnln6e- oa.sssta -tha- Raaasaity- af
the new loan upon the government, en-
gsglng to receive instsllments of the loan
In four years. although the loan for two
hundred and fifty millions would be issued
in its entirety.
A bill for the execution Of public works
In Algeria was adopted by 227 against 1.
The Patrie says: France and England.
with view to the preservation of peace
snd general Cancellation, hsve come to an
agreement upon the principal questions
which msy result from the present state Of
affairs.
IrALY.-The Official Journal of Rome
confirms the fact that the negotiations
with the King of Italy are broken off in
consequence Of the King demanding con-
ditions the Pope could not accept. The
negotiations were opened at the Pope's
instance and in consequences of private
letters from the Pope 10 the King.
AUsTRIA-It Is asserted in military
circles that the Cabinet Issued an order to
place the entire army on neaca fnntina.
fHDA- Cotton firm and advancing.
The shipments from Bombay and Calcutts,
during the last week in juno, were $4,000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.-Cotton opened
frmer, but closed fat. To-day it opens
again firm, with good demand.
The Manchester market is dull.
Flour is steady.
Wheat quiet and steady. .
Corn armer; 2s@2s Sc for mixed.
Pork inactive.
Bacon very dull.
Beef quiet.
Lard steady. Transactions light
Coffee steady.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
: LONDON, July 5.-Oonsols closed last
evening st s95@s9f for meney. Illinois
Central $50. Erie 524@53. u. S. 5,2Os
72@723.
NEW YORK, July II.
The steamer City of Washington, from
Liverpool, 5th, via Queenstown, 9th, has
arrived.
The steamer Beatrice, formerly the
left Calais, July 3, for Liver
pool.
In the House Of Lords, Russell presented
the correspondence from America as to the
of the war and expressing
satisfaction at the withdrawal of belhge-
rent rights.
The session of the Corps Legislatif had
closed.
Bourse firm at 67ls7c.
LONDON, July O. Consols 9O49sO8 for
money; Ills. r. r. s54 Erie 524@53k
5:2O's 714@72.
LoNEON, July 6.-Mr. Bigelow, the
American Minister at Paris gave fete on
the 4th Of july which was largely at
tended.
The British Parliament was prorouged
to-day, and dissolution Immediately fol-
lowed
The queens speech was delivered by
commission. 1t rejoices at the terminstion
of the civil war In America, and trusts that
the evil caused by the long conflict may be
repaired and prosperity restored in the
States which have suffered from the contest.
She expresses her qualification st the as
surAnees of devoted loyalty from the prov
inees. She regrets the confederation
scheme in British America was net carried
out, believing that it would give the prov
inces additional strength and lead to many