The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
Special Report.
FINANCIAL,
NRW YORK, July 2s


speculative movement in some of the lead
ing stocks. The bulls have sold freely to
realize profits on the late advance, causing
a partial depression ofprices. Erie has de-
clined II. On other stocks there is still
lively movement for further rise. Cleve.
land and PiGtsburg are among the most &C.
tive on the list, sales bring 51OO. The
market closed active.
Governments are excited. The advance
in gold has enabled some foreign agents to
fill the European orders and thereby
caused considerable activity in prices. The
shipments of bonds tomorrow will be pro-
badly three millions, which will preclude
any considerable exports of specie. The
purchase of Five-Twen!ies for foreign &C
count to-day, amounted to about one mil
lion and during the week over four mill
lions. 1857
The miscellaneous list is comparatively
devoid of speculative interest and the
prices are lower.
The rise in the gold market is partly at.
tributed to the Mexican news. After the
news had been telegrsphed to the West it
was discussed and decided to be csnsrd.
The market is growing weaker, but the
bulls are pressing every opportunity to
secure an advance.
There is an active demand for money
arising from the increased amount of spec
ulation. The general rate is six per cent
PETROLEUM.
Stocks very quiet today. Prices gene
rally lower. Cherry Run 81; Webster
23O; Pithole Creek 100; Buchanan farm
81; Exchange 1876; Oil Greek 545; Man
hatten 80; United States 3l1; Empire
City 1867 Bradley 2aOi Heydrick 1S5 ;
Phillip $50. a.
Petroleum market inactive; prices a
shade lower crude 50; refined in bond Al
@51; free e7@n.
| MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Herald publishes the following in
relation to Mexican affairs:
Immediately upon receipt by Msximil-
lian of the news of the death OF Mr.. Lin
colp, the surrender of Gen. Lee, and the
complete termination of our war, he dis
patched to Europe his especial adviser, NJ
Ellon, chief of cabinet, to advise with
Louis Napoleon, King Leopold of Bel
GUM, and the Emperor of Austria, as to
what should be done under this change o
affairs, the Empire of Mexico having been
undertaken under the conviction that th'
United States were permanently disrupted
and that our civil war would continue fol
many years.
n. Ellon left Vera Cruz on this mission
on the I'd of May last, passing by way o
this city, and now returns by the sam
route. It was then reported that Will
here he had an interview with Presiden
johnson, and that the interview was Of
very satisfactory character.
This report WAS entirely without founds
tion. We have reason to believe that tn
mission of M. EIlon TO Europe has bee
fruitful of impartant results TO Lotus Ms
poleon. He was instructed by Msximi
ian to state that the Empire could only b
established in tranquility and Mexio
, thoroughly psciaed by largely increase
force of foreign troops, and an outlay of
J. much larger sum of money, which mu
also be furnished from abroad. The reiI
! : forcement of troops and the necessar
funds must be furnished by France, f
? thew can be obtained nowhere else; ST
3 further that in view of the changed sta
. of affairs in the United States France 81
q other interested powers must guarantee b
It throne against any attacks from Withou
d that unless these conditions could be cor
u piled with Maximilian did not choose
stay in Mexico.
i M. Ellon was instructed to procure t
is restoration TO Macmillan Of his rights
o. succession to the Austrian throne in {
:. event of his returning from Mexico. IT
9, is only part of the mission of M. Ello
which has been attended with any succe
and in this his success has been compile
Maximilian can now return to Aust
n and regain his rights of succession to
or throne, at any moment, by simply giVi
y up his throne in Mexico. ,...
We have reason, also, for the belief u
2 the mission of Mr.. Elton has been prod
Il tive of further results; that he carries b.
y with him to Mexico, as the advice Of LC
er NAPOLEON and of King Leopold, that un
IN IN all circumstsnces-and seeing that it Is
~ evident that the people Of Mexico DO
desire to have an Emperor rule over tn
in the best plan for Ms1imilian will b
X sbdicate at SIS early moment as Pois
and return to Europe. Then the Ere
troops having nothing further to do
also retire. And 30 the whole of this q
re- 0reeabls and unfortunate meddling vii
AZ; ended without delay.
IN sf THE SECRET SERVICE.
ar The Times says it is statated that {
ing Dodge, before his departure for his
req req command at LeavsnWorth, closed up
IA IA sacret Service Bureau of the Provost
md sbsPs Office at st. Louis, and forwarded
any papers and records, under seal, to the
iea' Department, Washington. Among
documents so sent we're three thou
8. pages of shorthand notes that emDr
the the testimony given from time to tim
roy United States detectives.
- ELEVATED STREET RAILWAY.
rour The Post announces that the invent'
IS the street railway, on level with the
pro- oud story windows, is about to constr
''i' section on Broadway as an ezperimen
ORDER FROM THE INDIAN BUREAU
The Tribune's Washington special
d the Commissioner of Indian Affairs b
'A9N sued an important letter to suPerin'
snts of Indian Affairs and Indian Ag
They are instructed tosubcrdinate the
Il. tion and intercourse with tribes in hos
snd 70 the Government to the policy and
"Hfu rstions of the War Department, and
70 deliver any money, goods or
nropertv in their hands to any Il
q: s:,,. nation, tribe or band, while they al
@ LILLE hostility 70 the Government, 10 be {