Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
FOREIGENEws.

LIVERPooL, SATURDAY EVENING, Marcn
4th.-Cotton fiat and declined Id. per
pound since the Austrslssian's news Of the
fall Of Charleston.
Bresdstufs dull
Provisions inactive.
LoBpoE, March 4.-Cohsols closed at
6sE@89 for money. q. s. 5-2Os 5S49544
Erie 344@354 Illinois Central 5739533.
Butter declined 2s@6s.
Pork declined Is @2s Cd.
Manchester cotton goods declined 1@2d.
The Times says the fall of Charleston is
victory which win compensate the Fed
erals for their many lsbOrs. It believes the
South now virtually shut up from the
world.
The Morning Post says Sherman move
ments have placed him in the foremost
rank of military generals.
The Daily Nel0s says: There Is some
prospect of shipments Of gold being made
to New York, owing to the fstness of e1-
change.
Ex-senator Foote has issued an address
at London to the Tennessesns, explaining
his disconnection with the rebel govern
ment, which government he repudiates and
denounces,
LATEST By THE AFRICA.
The news, per the Australian, of the fall
of Charleston caused much sensation. Its
immediate effect was the advance of 2 per
cent. in United States bonds and decline
of per cent in the Confederate loan.
The London Times says; The influence
of the success at Charleston can hardly be
exaggerated. The4Aeral effects cannot but
be most powerful on the conduct of the
war. 1t IS seen that the population Of the
Southeastern States is not able to oppose
the march of the Federal armies: The sd-
vance from Savannah to Charleston seems
have been as easy as the march from At
lRnts TO Savannah.
The Star regards the fall of Charleston
SIS premonitory Of the utter overthrow Of
the rebellion.
The Army and Nary Gazette says the
evacuation of Charleston and Columbia,
and the concentration of gsrrisons will
strengthen the hands of Beauregsrd, Har-
dee and Hill, but the Contederates are
placed in position of exceeding danger,
from which it will require greater genius
than ever Lee and Davis have yet exhib-
tied to extricate them. The purpose of
Grant becomes more obvious IS the cam
psign proceeds. He holds Lee fast, and
thus paralyzes the strongest arm and neu-
tralis the greatest force of the Confed-
crates.
The news was published too late on the
3D. for the Liverpool and Manchester mar
zets, but the frst effect was one of depres-
ZION and cotton declined.
The Daily Nel0S' city article says there |
s some prospect of gold shipments being |
made to New York owing to the fstness of
exchange. We're these to commence they
would probably mark the turning point in |
he English money market.
The rebel ram StoneWall continues at |
Ferrol watched by Federal vessels.
The truth ofthe report that shewas leak
ng is not confirmed, as she continues to |
AXE on board q large quantity of coal.
In the House of Commons on the Sd,
Mr.. Shaw de FeVre asked whether the at |
.ention of the government had been direct
ID to certain minutes of instructions alleged |
o have been Issued by the Confederate |
with reference to the seizure !
If and disposal by Confederate cruisers of |
Neutral vessels without adjudication by |
prize court, whether such instructions met |
he approval of the government; if not,
What measures would be taken to prevent |
heir being carried out
Mr.. Lsysrd replied that the attention Of
he government had been given to the in
tructions in question, and they we're en-
irely disspproVed. It would not, howev-
IT, be consistent with the interests of the |
public service to state what steps had been |
AIKEN regarding them.
TURKEY.
The difficulty between Turkey and Per-
ia was growing more serious. A diplo-
natic rupture was expected.
In fire st Oonstantinople convent and |
large number of houses were destroyed, !
md 100 lives were lost.
BRAZIL.
The Brazilian army is besieging Monte
,ideo, and it is believed that the place will |
oon be taken. There was great excite
nent in the city.
LIvERrooL, March 3-Evenipg. |
tufts downward and very dull Wake
ield, Nash s. Co, and others, report
Flour dull.
Wheat inactive and nominal.
Corn very dull; mixed 27s@27s cd.
Richardson, Spence & 90, Gordon, Bruce
/ Co., and others, report
Beef easier.
Pork heavy, and declined 1s@2s Cd.
Bacon quiet.
Butter declined 295.d
Lard steady.
Sugar upward tendency.
Coffee quiet and steady.
Pstroleum-Boult, English s. Brandon
eport the market quiet and steady; REIN
ID Is lod@2s per gallon.
LoEDoN.-Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Iron dull.
Sugar buoyant,
Coffee quiet.
Tea nominal.
Rice firm.
Patro1eun1 aEaa ". cruda Ia I'd raAnad