Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
Foreign News.
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me POrsia's News.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Night, November 4
-Cotton sales to-day 1000 bales, the market
closing unchanged for American. Sales to
spectators and exporters I, 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs rather quiet, but prices closed
with an upward tendency.
Provisions frmer
LoNDoS, November 4.-Consolg for money
ssE@S9.
Illinois Central shares 50.
Erie 533@54.
United States 5-2Os 653666I.
Politics unexciting.
Inc PalI Mall Gazette suggests that the
ministerial arrangements are deferred in
consequence of there being no Speaker to
issue writs, while interregnum would be
preJudicial to sitting members should con-
test take place.
Mr. Gladstone is visiting Scotland.
The Daily News says: The speech at
Glasgow leaves no doubt of the general
course the ministers will pursue if sun
ported oy the country. 1t will not be slow
to complete the work of reform. Gladstone
already was declared himself in favor of an
extension of suffrage, and in view of this
the liberal party have designated him
Leader Of the Commons. What doubt can
there remain of the true wishes of a party
which selects such a man for its acknow-
lodged leader?
The Herald thinks no understanding has
been arrived at concerning the reform.
The London correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian says: Notwithstanding |
the tone of Stewards speech at Auburn it is |
generally understood Unat the Fres1dent1s I
cabinet has no intention of pressing to a |
quarrel the controversy regarding the Ala
bama claims.
The same authority states that Mr.. Ad-
IL
very difficult to find a man to succeed
him.
. special commission has been issued to
try the Fenians at Dublin, with power to
adjourn to Cork.
The proprietors of "The People" have
action against the police for the
seizure of that journal.
There is a reported loss of large Bremen
ship bound for New York, in the British
:hannel. But it is believed to be un-
founded.
No confirmation has been received in
England Of the negro insurrection in ia
naica. +
The Moniteur says the rumors relative to
he insurrection in Algiers are much exag-
yerated.
The Frankfort Senate had repeated the
refusal to accede to the demands of Austria
Ind Prussia.
The Brazilian mails had reached Eng
and.
The allies had commenced crossing IRA
quay to march on Correynts.
Mr. Thornton, the British Envoy, had an !
interview with the Emperor and declared =
the desire of England TO resume dipIo-
matte relations. The Emperor replied in
riendly terms.
LIvERPOoL-B Breadstuffs-R Richardson,
spence 4 Co., and Wakefield, Nash & Co.
eport the market firm.
Flour, quiet but firm and prime cases are d
bout Id per sack dearer. No barrels in I
rst hands. ...-..--. -....... i
Wheat in steady demand and 2@Sc per {
ent dearer on winter. d
Corn in good request. {
Gordon, Bruce Co., report, beef, sales
My to supply the pressing wants, owing to
he want of choice in fine qualities. :
Pork, none in store, Irish and European =
4 4
Bacon lower. A further decline has been ! !
ffected.
Lard considerably declined. !
Butter, fine qualities in demand, but the :
Ugh prices check consumption. ::
Sugar quiet, without decided change. \
Coffee quiet and steady. I
Petroleum steady. =
LoNDoN-Baring Bros. report breadstuffs
rm and wheat advanced I62s; white
-merican 50a52s, red winter 4Sa50s &
American -four scarce at 27a30s perbarrel. :
Sugar quiet. About Cd cheaper.
COffee-Firm.
Petroleum 3a3a1 for refined.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-The action against {
lie Royal Bank of Ireland had been settled.
J appeared that Mr.. Leary, ono of the
enian prisoners, had a sum to his credit in
lie bank which the government alledged C
as the proceeds of bills RENTED from s,
merica for reasonable purposes, &C., and a
ith view to stopping such remittances D
nd preventing money being so applied the il
rown Solicitor had requested the bank not b
pay it over without the sanction of the c
ttOrney General. The bank having re-
lsed to pay any further checks Mr.. Leary
an action, and on application
ON Mr.. Leary to draw part of the sum for u y
lie purpose of his defense it was at once
greed to and paid accordingly. Afler the .
of the action Mr.. Leary's | v
ttorney mentioned that the balance was a
SO required for the defence of the prisoner u
Id that it would be so applied if it vas at P
ice permitted to be drawn, and so the mat y
r ended. p
In the action brought against the magis- q
ate and police by the proprietors of the ~ ~
irish People" the defence is that nothing u u
as seized in the office of the "PeOple" ex- y
pt what was necessary to fulfill the pur- n
,ses of the prosecution. y
The London Morning Post says shat Mr.. It
Iadstone's speech commits him to a hearty I'll
,proval of the reform bill whenever a
acticable one shall be produced and when
e public opinion and state of parties shall So
low Ofits being passed, but not one word "a
ems to intimate that any such bill will be 81
ought forward by the government in the m
ming session. eI
The Times says that the discount demand Il
the bank on the Sd was comparatively
,ht in stock exchange and advances had
en- offered at about 81 per cent. H
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