The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

: don Owl ,says: We are happy to stat
z that the British Government is great
. assured as TO the friendly feeling and ami
cable Intentions of the American Admin
istration, and complains of virulent pres
and private correspondence of men who's
extreme views oVerbslsnce their judge
ment, and gave exaggerated coloring {,
, some of their COMMUNICATIONS, of Pre- siden
Johnson's Cabinet. But we hope and be
[ lieye that there is q deep set discrimination
not TO permit any temporary differences o
opinion 10 cause any real estrsngemenf
between the two countries. 7--.s
SsttherthwAiths Circular of the evening
OF the 28th says:
The New York news, by the Persia, Of
q considerable advance in the rate Of ex.
change caused the London market for
United States Government bonds and rail.
road shares to give way from the lowest
point However, there has been a slight
reaction. 5-5Os closing at 4O1(97l, fall of
rer cent Illinois Central and Erie hsve
both declined about 2c, the former being
last quoted at s32@s4, and the latter a3
53@634.
Parliamentary proceedings are unim-
portant.
FRANCE-The Corps Legislatiff passed
the extraordinary budget by vote of 247
ayes to ten noes.
The Bourse was heavy. Rsntes 66f 37c
AUSTRIA. Vague and unreliable ru-
mors were sfost as to the new Cabinet.
All reports agree in pointing to Count
Beleville as the future Minister of State.
BRAzIL-The Brazilian mails reached
Lisbon on the 28th.
The forces of Paraguay have reached
Bella Vita and Corrientes. The Brazil
ians retired. Great sickness prevailed
among them. ais.
The Manchester markets were dull, with
q downward tendency.
LIvERPooL.-Bresdsiuffs have an up
ward tendency. or
Flour irmer. Holdere demand sn ad-
vance. .st
Wheat buoyant, and it has advanced
l@2d per quintAl. Winter red, IS 6d@
IS l0d.
Corn quiet, and quotations barely main
tanned Mixed 2ss.
Provisions dull.
Beef very dull, but steady.
Pork inactive.
Bacon easier.
Lard buoyant.
Sugar hrm.
Coffee active.
Rice quiet
Rosin steady
LONDON. = Breadstuffs upward tend |
ENJOY.
Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee buoyant.
Tea firm.
Petroleum steady at Is Cd.
Latest by the steamer Belgian, via
Queenstown:
LIVERPOOL, June 30-Tbe cotton sales
Of the week were 69, 900 bales, the market
opening buoyant with considerable sd-
vance on all qualities, but closing fat with
.he improvement partially lost. The sd-
vance on the week reached 3@41 on
American, with a decline of l9I4d on
Egyptian, while other descriptions are un-
changed.
Sales to-day we're 1000 bales market
closing firm st q trifing advance. New
Orleans middling 2O4d; middling Texas
90d; uplsnds 192d. Stock in port by
.ctua count, 9OS,0OO bales, being 80 900
1sles above the estimste-2S, 600 American.
Bresdstufs steady.
Whest hrmer, and advanced Id.
Provisions quiet and steady.
LONDON, 20.-Oonsols close 905 for
noIey.
American slocks-Indisns Central, s41;
erie, So; 5-20s, 72.
Bullion-.in the Bank of ENGLAND has
- 81 !. -
LATEST
LONDON, 30--The ministerial crisis still
optinues at Vienna, No other political
egs.
To,7,o,y AFo,ypv Men Funda oon
nue. very dull. A little improvement
Fas expected as soon IS the members of
arliament had been elected.
Money active and rates unchanged. 8
The Great Eastern had safely anchored
More on the 24.h, where she wssto remain
d about July 9th. Shipments of Goals snd .
ones had commenced and other prepars- C
ons we're busily progressing.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the &
ondon Times says that President johnson !,
i'll pardon all the Confederate leaders if U
# alone, but the radicals do all they can
thwart his wishes. v
At meeting of the Cotton Supplies Il
ssociation, the speakers generally looked Al
,on two million bales ss the maximum to y
expected from the South, with but little I
of speedily obtsining it. S
Parliament will be dissolved July 9Th. ST
The House of Lords, on motion of the
arl of Derby, rejected, by a majority of
TO- the bi passed by the House OF Com IL
ons, to modify the oaths required of the d
stholic members. tC
Electioneering for Parliament was get at
" warmer. :.
4 serious riot is reported at Nottingham. 81
le military were cslled out. fr
1t is stated that Mr.. jacobson is to be
8 new Bishop of Chester. Al
The Berlin correspondeI ce of the Times n
Us that the American Ministers in Ger y
NV are instructed TO obtain to treaties, pt
at any rate binding promises, that Ger sil
N emigrants who have emirgated to the III
lited States before scquitting themselves a.
military services in Ger many, shall not - -
held responsible for the omission and IN
socFIpted after their return. - ed
Marshal CRnrobert has been appointed Sc
of the army of Paris. be
PARIS, June 2s.~-BOhrse fiat. Rentes ~
I32c. s.sfst.,f " "
The italian government had rejected th
, terms proposed by the Pope for the tic
Element of the question of bishops. tn
,gotiations we're broken of. =,
There was ministerial crisis at Vienna. Ou
q cabinet had resigned. Count Mens-
IF was provisional President of the fol
uncil. Or
A report was current, but not confirmed, ~
# the Bank of Bombay has suspended. =, -
.1 g. FROM EEW YORR.
NBw YORK, July 8. tel
rhe Herald's Richmond, Lynchburg fa
d Norfolk correspondence contains in W,
estiug Southern news.
Martial law has been re established IN
,rfolk, owing to riotous conduct prevail
I there. O'
There is still much suffering prevailing Sc