The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

| NEW IORki Mhy Il.
The steamer Hanss arrived from South
ampton on the 10Th. 1f7 ss'sts bt,0I frr
The PriAcs Of Wales opened the Dublin
international exhibition on the 9th There
were 10, 900 persons present.
In the House of Commons, on the Sth, s
debate On the borough franchise bill wsi
| resumed. F<---E. sgAA Et
Mr.. Gregory thought if it we're passed
It would lead directly to universal suffer
ing. '@.-' 'i' ''' ''.s ,'1n- !, ''t+. ''
N. DiHseIi warned the House sgsinsi
sanctioning anything resembling demo,
crscy, calling on them TO .rtject the bill by
large msj6rity. - , - q '-''' -a
The HoGss divided tbe previous ques-
tion. Ayes, 2l4; nays 2sS-mtjority, "a.
The bill wSs, therefore, lost
The London Times says: We hope
johnson will treat the enemy, st once at
his mercy, with grester leniency than he
afiects. Now that Lee has surrendered,
Mobile fallen, and ] Jhnston has confe sed
himself exhausted, the North can afford to
be instantaneous. We do not belieVethey
will sully their victory with deeds Of cru
elty., Is says Booths end was too good
Tor such miscresnt, and that Justice has
been chested of 3 Vic'im. 49, 80.
Consols sO3@E. Confederate loA1 10
@l5, Co.
FkAE6E-The Empires presided st q
6gHJs Council on the 6sh, aud afterWard
received the q merican Ambassador, and
addressed private letter Of sympathy 10
Mrs Lincoln. % ... f4.e H,i4r n4-..,.. ..
The Emperor issued q proclamation to
L. k,k oF lrri6ru nv ipIor Fharn Ia
become attached TO the soil, treating the
Arabs SIS fellow country men, and said we
must be. masters because We are more
civilized and gene GUS because stronger
The Emperor was received everywhere
enthusiastically. BE Issued 4 proclamation
10 the Arabs calling on them to recognize
the decrees of Providence. Two million
Arabs can't resist forty million French.
ITALY.-The Italia says Italy hiss reeog-
nized the Pope as the Chief of Catholicism
and will always treat with him upon relig-
i5us matters, but does not acknowledge his
temporaTal sovereignty. os ss.as--
The municipality of Palermo has deter
mined that one of the streets in that city
shall be named after President Lincoln.
The Pnsre de La Soire Of Nsutes which
appeared In mourning when it published
the news of Mr.. Bincoln's murder, now
proposes that penny subscription should
be raised for the purpose of presenting to
Mrs. Lincoln q gold medel bearing the fol-
lowing inscription; g HLberty, Equality,
and fraternity, 70 Lincoln, twice elected
President Of the United States. The French
democracy are grateful to Lincoln. The
honest man abolished slavery, re-establish-
ed the Union, saved the Republic without
yelling the st tute of liberty. He was as
sassinated on the 18th Of April, 1865 .-.
CHINA "A Confederate cruiser was re-
ported of Maxilla- -,, ed ..- B..
4; COMMERCIAL PER HAEsA.
..- Lt4ERPooL, May 9-EveniDg. Q
Cotton was buoyant and half penny to
one penny higher.
Msnct ester market frmer. 1i .-I
Flour dull but steady. .ss. grsz..s .ff1
Whest quiet and steady. % -.f ..
Corn dull at 096d. loweri mixed, 29s.
Beef firm
Pork steady.
Bacon quiet and steady. '51.''.
Lard steady. POP r.l'asr tr. .aHe-tHr.r .g-
Rice quiet and steady. sf- -ee-.......... Cd,
Petroleum quiet and steady.
lHl LONDON, May 9-Evening.
Illinois Central shares, 7649779; Erie
,hares, 554@569; 5-2O's, 649644u or