Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
An UnfOunded RumOr in Paris
$1,000 Reward for Stephens.
Gold last night closed fi5 81.
Associated Press Report.
Foreign News.

HALIFAx, December S.-The steamer Asia,
from Liverpool, 25th, and Queenstown, 26th,
has arrived, with dates two days later.
LoSDON, November 2j.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Globe says the Spanish
Ministry have decided to back out of the
Chilian affair, and the Spanish Admiral has
been ordered to suspend operations.
Stephens, the Fenian Head Center Of Ire
land, has not yet been reeaptured-
LIVERPOOL, November 25, Evening.-Cot-
ton sales to-day were 1000 bales. The mar
ket closed unchanged.
Breadstuffs dull.
Provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, November "a, Evening.-Con-
soils closed at 894MS94 for money. U. S.
5-20's 644@64I Illinois Central shares S2l
@sS; Erie shares 563@57.
PARIS, November 25.-The Paris Patrie
prominently publishes the following: Re
cent correspondence has brought a rumor
from New York announcing the rupture of
the relations between our minister at Wash
ington and the government of the United
States. Some London journals have cred
tied the rumor. Private intelligence allows
us not to give full denial TO it. 1t appears
in come of the American journals among
others in the Courier Des Etat Unis of the
10th of November We attribute it tOpolit-
ical and financial speeulations. We are in
formed that the New York market was much
excited by the announcement, and its au-
thors have turned it to account as regards
the political spectators 1t was their OBJ
ject to serve their own interests as regards
England and Mexico. They wished at II
cost to throw upon France the hatred enter
tanned in the North against England, a ndat
the same time favor the last abortive at
tempt of the Juarez party in Mexico. Thus
with that object in view, the rumor was
served up of difference between Paris and
Washington as regards the Egyptian black
troops, but all these reports are fables, and
have only to elicit the declaration that the
most perfect good feeling exists between NJ.
de. .Mantholon and the American authori-
ties.
SPAIN-A report was current in Paris, that
Spain notified the British and French gov
ernments of her willingness to accept the
mediation of the European powers in the
Chilian difficulty.
The Madrid papers demanded an inter-
national arbitration for the settlement of
affairs.
PARIs-The journal says Napoleon hns
promised the deputatiOn that waited on him
that efficacious measures will be taken for
the protestion of the French commerce in
Chilli
The reply of the British Foreign Office to
memorial Of London merchants, states that
instructions were sent on the 18th ult. TO
the British minister at Madrid and the me-
morialists may feel assured that Her Majes-
ty's government will use her best endeavorg
to bring about speedy termination of the
present disastrous state of things.
LONDON, November 25.-The British Gov
ernment offers reward of thousand
pounds sterling, for the re-capture of
Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre of Ire
land. They also offer five hundred pounds
sterling for any information that may lead
to his arrest, with a free pardon to any per-
son or persons concerned in his escape, who
may give such information. Nothing is
known as to the mode or manner of his es-
cape, except that his liberation must have
been effected by some Of the prison officials,
LIVERPOOL, November pa requisition
is being signed in this city, asking the May
or to call a meeting to consider the condition
of affairs in Jamaica.
Latest via Queenstown:
LONDON, November 26.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Globe states that a cabinet
council of the Spanish Ministry has been
held at which it was unanimously voted TO
back out of the Chilian affair, and that i'm
perative orders have been dispatched, via
New York, ordering Admiral Pareja to stop
proceedings, report progress and await in
structions from Madrid. Earnest entreaties
reached the French Emperor TO use his good
Offices, in conjunction with England toward
a pacific solution of the affair. The feeling
against Spain, on all sides, have thoroughly
frightened Marshal 0'Donnell.
PARIS, November 25.-The evening bourse
closes heavy at 6Sf. soc. for rentes.
HALIFAX, December S.-The steamship
Aeia frop, T.frrarv.oo1 nf ba pRth nj
Queenstown, 26th, arrived here at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Her dates are two days later than
those already received.
The Star says that Parliament will proba-
bly, meet on the 2Sth of January to organize,
and that the regular business of the session
will commence on the lst Of Januacy, with
the delivery of the Queens speech. The
question of Parliamentary reform shows in
creasing agitation.
Additional details are published of the
damage done by the late gale, which is de
scribed as one of the most terrific known for
many years. The weather continues very
boisterous.
1t is stated that the report of the Parlia-
mentary Commission on Railways will be
adverse to the transfer of the railway man
agement to the government.
The latest official report in regard TO the
cattle plague says that it is on the increase.
At meeting of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway stockholders, Sir Morton
Peto and Mr.. Forbes made elaborate state
ments and reports upon the condition and
prospects -091sh SHline, which they represent
as most encouraging.
A military riot was reported at Martinique
between large body Of Zouaves and some
marines. Nineteen were killed and fifty
wounded.