The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26
Associated Press Report.
Further Foreign aews.

EAhAahh ID
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Fenisn move
ment continued TO cause some spprehen
sion. A meeting was to be held on the
l4th of the magistrates of the county OF
Cork. Il was convened by Lord Termoy to
consider vhat steps are necessary to be
taken in view of the progress of the Fe-
niAn movement in that section.
The London Daily News, in an editorial
on the subject says the Fenisn move
ment is confined chiefly TO lsborerF,
idlers, and wanderers of low degree. The
intelligence of the country, and above all,
the Catholic clergy, is on the side OF order.
II will soon apP5ur wiIat tho Government
mean 10 do. l. is clear there is no time to
be lost. There will be beIno question on
either side of the Irish Camel of putting
down this n ovement IS q work of mercy.
It must be done There must be prompt,
careful and complete prevention and Ie.
preston of the rebellion, whether weak or
formidable. It would be great mercy to
Ireland if every Fenian leader were at
once put on trial.
The ST. Leger Race was won by the
French horse Glsdisteur. Regslia was
second, and Archimedes third. Fourteen
horses run. Glsdiateur won by three
lengths. After the race application WIS
made to the stewards of the Jockey Club
to have the winner examined as to his age.
They refused and the sui jsct is finally dis
posed of.
The London Globe says that there is not
shadow of reason for calling Parliament
together before the usual time.
satterthwaite's circular of the evening
OF the 18th, says EOS have been and are
dull and heavy, but without any note
worthy change in price. The chief fes-
ture has been q large dtmsnd for Eries at
stesdily advancing prices. The buying
has been OF very good description, result
ing in an improvement on the week of
more than 50. The cloeiDg price being
56a. 81. Illinois Central have in some
degree sympstbized in the rise, as they
closed at 794s 79a or nearly dollar over
last week.
FRANCE The Moniteur says that the
great powers have removed all difficulties
relative TO the treaty for the navigation of
the Danube. The treaty will be signed
shertly.
There was q great disturbance st the
sesnce Of the Davenport brothers in Paris.
The brothers were loudly hissed. The po-
lice cleared the room, and returned the
admittancs fee. One of the spectators dis
covered their secret.
The Paris Bourse was firm on the 18th,
rentes closing at 62f 47c.
In the London money market funds are
generally steady.
Consols without material Auctustion.
There IL ra,ha- zaosS S01Iruud fur dis
count, but rates are unchanged.
The Rolhschids have introduced the
new BrsziIian 8 per cent. loan for f5,OOO,-
600 into the London market. The sub
scription price is "A payable in instalmenls
extending Cvsr tweivs months.
The following is summary of the news
brought by the steamers Etna and Yir.
ginis, which sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 18th:
The London Times has an editorial de-
nouncing the continued depredstions of
the Shenandoah, sharing in the indigns-
tion of America sgsinst her. 1t says that
Superintendent Wuddell is acting on his
own responsibility, and unless he can
clearly chow he had no knoNl ,dge Of what
was known to everybody, he has no claim
to the money.
The Times also adds thst England has
done all the Law requires in the mattel, and
Suggests that she 60 further, and that
| British ships be sent TO treat the ShenRn-
dosh ss q pirate
LIVERPOOL, -Cotton-Brckers' Cir
culsf reports sales Of tae week n, 900 bsles,
including IL 900 to spectators and 1850
to exporters. Market opened with down.
ward tendency, and closed with an up
ward tendency, though prices are 4@4i
lower on the week for American. Au-
thorizsd quotations are: fair Orleans, 2l31;
middling Orleans, 1891; middling Mobne,
1s1d; middling uplAn' s, lS3d. Sales to.
day 10000 bales; market closing with an
upward tendency. Stock in port s37, 500
bales, of which rs, SOC are American.
BreAdstuffs quiet and steady, except aour,
which has downward tendency.
The Times publishes q letter from ex-
Secretary Benjamin, denying that the
rebel government treated Federal prison.
eIs with cruelty, and VindicatiDg Davis
from charges OF inhumAnity. Mr.. BeDj4-
min says the chief cause of the suffering
was the refusal Of the Federal government
to exchange.