Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-05
Foreign News

NEW York. October 4.-lhe s'1 ,r;tb
Persia arrived here last nlSh'
dates TO September oath. lima, the
There is nothing new reSSi
Fenians TOD in
Another petty officer was arrest1e1 a1 tbnt s
he Cork garrison. but it is belleVeGI; VI;.LIe
the troops as a body are perfecIiy - III. i'm
The Dublin detectives are as To,,;ons
England, and had arrested I'VE va All
in Manchester and one IN oheA''-
were sent to Dublin :. I;verpool
are reported as continuing active
standing the arrests. 80 the evi-
The Dublin Evening Man s''J ,,-,nina-
dence is so voluminous that the -, ,,-,fiI
ton of prisoners could not take P'''0o
| the 23d. -
All is quiet throughout the island; sl;;,rsd
At the latest dates gunooat sOii.,,ss,I ,.asseIs
to cruise off Cork, looking out loi 'sr;cs soS
reported to have cleared rom
with arms. n. nm the
movement contemplated as riuit.-tO - saws
absurd and utterly insignlncilhti ~, - tbst
IT is something to haveit clearly SHOWN Iii N
| the American Government III. ev-
participation which 1rishmeu 1oluiy
| pected. -. 5oos not
belieye in the troops being infested wiz III.
Fenianism and saws they are staN. stationed oIf q
| sound military principles in tine eEehs :Io- -
risino and number $4,000 men De'i''e7
/ 10 900 armed police. .t.+es no
~ lio =, tI,a nember or policy OF the
I',.', E-ano6 Covernment is contemplated
Atton+;on i drawn. in Paris, to the 1aeI
| that there are two small lslanus DeS"S
| New Foundland and Ireland not marked
in the present maps, but adapted Ior scr
vice in the Atlantic cable.
The Emperor of Austria has issued an
important manifesto to his people solemn
| Iv Communicating them the right to Partlci-
pate through their Representatives IN leg
islation and the conduct of the finances
BOMBAY, Sept 16:-COtton advancing
Exchange q.
LIvERPooL, Sept. 23-Flour is in far
demand at unchanged rates
Wheat in better request, and with sihaii
supplv. Prices advanced 1a2 per cent;
Red spring IS IOda9s ID Il Red winter Us %
a9s 4d.
Indian corn 29sa29s Cd for mixed
Beef dull, but steady.
Pork in limited demand at late rates
Bacon sells only in retail lots
Lard quiet, and the stock exhausted
Sugar strong and 6dals dearer.
Coffee inactive.
Petroleum in good demand Tor relAleu-
Sales at 2s Sd for discOlOred and up IS Ior
fine on the spot, and 2s IdaZs lOd 10 ar
rive. Crude has been sold, to arrive, aI
LoxDoN.-Breadstufs dull at last weeks
prices.
Coffee in good demand
Tea without change
Crude Petroleum 81; refined 3s 3p.
VERY LATEST BY PERSIA.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Septem-
ber 23.-The steamer Caledonia from New
| York arrived at Greenock to-day
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes
report that the American bark Hannah
arrived heIe from Cardenas, was over
hauled at sea bv an armed screw steamer
carving the Fenian flag The captain OF
the ship pronounces the story hoax
The issue of eight hundred thousand
pound sterling bonds by the Erie Railroad
Company is officially announced by Nor
gan Il Co. of London The subscription
price is T5, redeemable at par IN two years
with interest at six per cent. Inc Dohds
are convertible al, any time into stock at
\ the
LIVERPOOL, "a, via. QUEENsTowN--
The Fenian prisoners We're all remanded
at Dublin for week. They will all be
tried together.
Arrests continue to be made. Among
the latest are merchant tailor in Dlubin
named Druifee and stationer in Liver
pool named Archdeacon. Treasonable
documents were found in both cases.
PARIS, Saturday, September 23.-Bourse
closed at IS to 42e.
The Minister of the Interior has given
instructions to have all Provincial papers
carefully perused and the official correction
of all errors in them.
Cotton market excited and quotations
have advanced laid, and in some instances
almost Id per pound
Breadstuffs market very quiet and
steady.
Provision market inactive.
Lard firm aud advancing, quouted at
9Os.
Petroleum firm.
LONDON, Saturday evening, September
23d.-Consuls closed s94as98 for money.
Erie CD; United States 5-2Os 6s9a69.