Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
Morning Edition.

] Henry, and others. The London Star call,
for dissolution of Parliament and an ap
peal to the country in case the Ministry are
stfefeated. j
sSatterwaithe's circular, dated the 25Lh of
April, evening. says American securities
during the week have been mainly in
fluenced by conflicting rumors about affairs
of the Continent The course of business
has been considerable. There have been
sales on German account which have been
met by orders for purchases for shipment to
New York. At the close there seems re-
newed demand for all descriptions, 5 2Os
closing at 7O4@7O4, Illinois Gentrals sO@
SO4. Eries. on large forced sales, were sold
down to 5I3, but reacted, closing firm at 524.
Austria and Prussia private kilograms to
the Paris Moniteur assert that pacific
arrangements have been effected between
Austria and Prussia, the latter power as
serting to the Austrian proposal for O
neutral disarmament. The Gazette of Ba-
varia confirms this, asserting that all dan
ger ofwar with Germany is past; and the
Paris Constitutional accepts the news as
substantially correct.
A Berlin telegram says: The reports of
treaty of alliance between Prussia and TtaIy
are absolutely unfounded. The rumor of q
i u kuO AuslTldu LeTTllOrY DIV the
| Italian volunteers and consequent engage
ment near Roviga had proved false. The
attitude Of Austria and Italy continues
menaeing. H1 s-.
The Florence journals represent that the
Austrian government had ordered all the
land and naval forces in Venetia to be
placed on war footing by the LIST of May,
and that an extraordinary concentration of
troops is to take place in the province of
Royiga.
1t was asserted that Emperor Napoleon
had declared to the Italian Cabinet that he
will in no way assist Italy in case of an
attack from Austria. aT-aI --l
The Minister of Police of Vienna had
been notified that the Austrian Visa will be
again necessary for persons crossing the
Austro- italian frontier.
The Vienna Cabinet is said to have ad-
dressed circular t. the Prussian and other
European courts informing them that the |
Austrian armaments are rendered neces- |
sary by the proceedings of the Italian |
Government.
Dispatches add that Austria is relying |
upon the word of the Prus5ian King and |
considers any measure of defense against |
Prussia unnecessary. ~
The minor German States are said to have |
came to complete understanding not to |
decline the proposal of Prussia, but to make |
it a starting point for the reform of the |
Federal Diet.
The man who attempted the life of the
Gear is named Varnobosow, native of the |
province of Laratif
The Turkish government has sent pro-
test to the Conference of Paris against the
election of Prince Charles, Of Hohenzaller,
as haspodon of Roumania.
A deputation had left Bacharist for Ber-
H., 10 L,ep III, -,
CANTON, CHINA, March I3.-The Imperial |
army has obtained complete victory over
$4,000 rebels, supposed to be the residue
army of Talpin. The conflict lasted two
days and resulted in all the rebels being
either slaughtered or taken prisoners.
The Imperial army was being disbanded.
In the London money market funds con-
tinue sensitive without any material fuc.
tuations in financial circles. The discount
demand is moderate. Bank rates remain at
per cent.
sent out by the Palmyra which left Liver
pool on the evening of April oath:
The Reform Bill was further debated on
the 23d by Bright and Goshen in favor and
Whiteside and Walpole against.
The wife of Thomas Carlyle died suddenly
while takinf a carriage ride in Hyde Park.
The warlike news in the Times of the
2Ist about the withdrawal of ministers from
Berlin and Vienna was false. The Times
was hoaxed by forged letters from the for
elg9 once; ssIvI.s VI austria and Italy had as
sumed a warlike attitude. The coneentra-
tion of Italian troops at Balogna had caused
Austria to take precautionary measures, and
the army in Venetia was placed on war
footing.
The following is a summary of the news
N,os z and pann- /
sylvania which left Liverpool on the 25th
of April; .s4
In the House of Commons on the oath,
Mr.. Caldwell said the government were
without official information of the alledged
Fenian demonstration against Canada, but
every preparation had been made to guard
against attack by sea or land.
A public meeting was held in London on
the oath, to inaugurate the National Freed
mems Aid Union of Great Britain. Duke
Argyle presided. Among the number pres
ent were Mr. Bright, Sir T. F. Baxter, and
Mr. Hughes. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted in favor of extended eff
forts in Great Britain to aid the freedmen
of America.
In the Court of Admiralty on the oath, it
was decreed that the steamer Chameleon,
late rebel cruiser Tallahassee, now lying at
Liverpool, be delivered up to the United
States Government.
Tthe Austrian and italian army have
been placed on war footing, but the de-
parture of Arch Duke Abrecht for Venetia
had been postponed.
Count Ares, the Italian diplomatist, was
at Vienna. He is said to have asked for an
explanation as to the Austrian armament in
Venitia.
Count Van Besmarck continues in ILL
health. In his reply to the address in fa- !
vor of peace, presented by the Berlin Cham
Der of Commerce, he said the King would,
if possible, avoid war, but the government
could not be guided by the consideration of
national economy alone If war became nee
essary. The King trusted in the tried read
ness of the Chamber of Commerce to make
g sacrifice. aa llaa
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-- Cotton opened buoy |
ant with an advance of 4@1d per h., but |
closed heavy with Improvement partly lost. /
Sales for four days was $4,000 bales, inclu- |
ding Is, ,0O0 to spectators shd exporters.
Breadstuffs have been quite steady.
Flour quiet and nominal.
Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn steady
Provisions dull.
, Beyland, Athyal & Co., and Gordon, Bruce
& Co., report pork dull. ..
Bacon easier. -----,,r |
Lard dull. NO sales. |
Butter dull.
LoSDox, April 26-Breadstufs steady.
Sugar firm and quiet.
Coffee quiet.
Consuls closed at s7@s75 for money,
American securities frmer, U. S. 5-2G's
7O4 @7O4, IIlinoix sntral se@s04. Erie 524.
The Manchester market has been firm
with an upward tendency, but closed less
firm.
LIVERPOOL, April ~, via Londonderry by
telegraph.-Cotton sales Of the week $4,000
bales, including 1880 to Spectators and
"a, 500 to exporters. The market opened
frmer at an advance of I'D per pound on
American, which was partially lost.
Breadstufs in active demand and un-
changed.
Provisions dull.
LONDON, April 27.-Consols closed at s6E
6S7 for money.
The weekly return Of the Bank of Eng
land shows decrease in bullion of
$50, 600.
Five-twenties 70@70l.
Illinois Central SO9sO1.
Erie 524@52a.
LoNpoS, April 27.-Latest advices re-