Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
JOhnSOn'S Speech Applauded in
England.
The Russell Ministry Soon to be
Dissolved.
ARBITRARY ARRESTSINIRELAND
CONTINUED.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM CANADA
MORE TROOPS TO BE OUT.
Foreign News.
From LfVerDOoI.

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NEW YORK, March %. The Rows
Mail Steamer, Australasian, Capital
Cook, which started from Liverpool 8
one P. NJ, on the 10th, and Queenstown O.
the 18th of March, arrived here thi
morning.
The City of Baltimore reached Liver
pool about noon on the 9Th. The Scot
land arrived at Queenstown on the 9th.
The United States steamer. Canandai
qua, left Kingstown on the 9Th of Marcel
for the north of Ireland.
BREADsTUFFs-Messrs. Richardson
Spencer & Co, and Wakefield, Nash 6 Co.
report continued dullness. Flour in re-
tail demand is only nominally unchanged
Wheat in moderate request at late rates.
Winter red, lOs6lOs Cd, lower on the
week. Mixed, 2ss62ss Sd.
Provisions-Bigland d Co, and Bruce,
McAulife & Co, report beef in good re-
quest at firm rates. Pork firm, and arri-
walls cleared as landed. Bacon ls2d dear
er. Hams also dearer. Lard in good de-
mand; sales Of American up to Is. Cheese
q%uieter. Butter dull. Tallow in good re-
quest and IS dearer. Sugar firmer. Coffee
unchanged. Rice active, and about Sd
dearer.
The shareholders of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company have adopted resolutions
approving the arrangements of the direct
ors with the Anglo-American Telegraph
Company, &c, for laying this year. Up
wards of one hundred miles of cable is
being manufactured per week, and the last
week of lune is fixed for the Great East
ern to leave Sheerness.
Johnson's speech at the Washington
meeting is very generally applauded.
The Times warmly eulogizes it. The
Daily News gives very qualified approval,
and denounces Bancroft's Grafton.
In the House of Commons the Parlia-
mentary oath bill was read several times,
after D'Israeli had given notice of an
amendment which will make the oath re-
eegnize the supremacy of the Queen, and
acknowledge allegiance to her successors.
The reform question is actively discuss
ed by the papers.
Gladstone's announcement Of the 18th
is ~anxiously awaited.
The Pail Mall Gazette assumes it GER
tain that the Russell ministry must soon
be dissolved, whether defeated upon reform
or not.
The Irish police continue to carry out
their extraordinary power with great
vigor. Arrests are numerous. Nine
men were arrested at Cork just after land
ing from America.
Various rumors prevail in regard 90
Stephens-one that he very recently
escaped to France, but the police believe
him still in Dublin and keep up a search.
The first Conference relative to the
Principalities will be held in Paris the
18th inst.
The Bank of France gained during the
week nearly eighteen million francs.
Bourse steady at 69f 75c.
1t is stated that the Austrian Minister
of Foreign Affairs is authorized to make
o fresh treaty with the Mexican Govern
ment for the completion of the Austrian
volunteer corps for Mexico.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Sunday Ga
zette gives a report that Austria has
the good offices of England to
effect an amieable settlement of the ques-
ton of the Duehies between Austria and
Prussia. Clarendon refused.
The Gazette says the relations of Vienna
and Berlin are strained very tightly, but
it is a long way from diplomatic conflict
10 war.
The first sitting of the Conference on
he Principalities was held at Paris on the
10th. All the powers who signed the Paris
treaty were represented.
The Invalide Russo denies all rumors of
concentration of Russian troops in Pruth.
Not a single regiment has quilted winter
quarters.
The insurgents in Syria have all made
to the Turks.
The United States steamer Canandaigua
5 at Belfast.