Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
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acknowledgements Report
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Reform Question In England
NO MORE
THE CHOLERA In NEW YORK.
The New Orleans Riot.
4 REBEL ACCOUNT.
Foreign News.
acknowledgements Report
Foreign News.
ArriraI OF the steamer yava.


NEW YORK, August S.-The steamer Java,
VITA Liverpool dates of the 2Sth, and
Queenstown 29th, has arrived.
The working of the cable with increased
speed was noted on the 2Sth.
There was no further disturbance of peace
in London.
A meeting in Hyde Park for the 3Olh was
called, it is alleged, by consent of the gov
eminent, but the Home Secretary de-
clared no such consent was given and
warned the league against holding the
meeting. The League was determined
TO hold the meeting elsewhere and the
government assented to its being held
at Primrose Hall, declaring the royal parks
should not DO used till the question of right
WAS settled.
The government had given notice in the
House of Commons Of the necessity for the
renewal of the suspension of the habeas
corpus act in Ireland.
Gen. Michael Gleeson, of the U. S. army,
has been released from Dublin jail on con
dition of his leaving the country.
The truce expired on the 9th Of July but
was prolonged to August 2Sth, and a four
weeks armistiee commencing from the lat
ter date was concluded. It is also an
nounced that peace preliminaries had been
signed aud reached Vienna for ratification
by the Emperor of Austria. The minor
German states were not included in the ar
mistice and hostiligies continued between
them and the Prussians.
The Bavarians were defeated by the
Prussians near Wurzburg.
The suspension of hosiilities by Austria
and Italy commenced on the 18th, and
peace is thought almost sure
observation-disclosures Richardson, Spence
& Co, and Henry Jump 1t Son report flour
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moderate demand at Tuesdays rates, with q
decline Of ID for winter red and southern,
and los Gd@lld per quarter lower on the
week.
Provisions-Bigland & Co., and others,
beef in retail demand at late rates pork
quiet bacon fiat, and reshipments TO New
York continue; lard dull and nominal;
tuscan declined TO sos Sd, being los lower;
cheese in good demand but freely met tai
low closes firmer, North American Add.
Proiuce-The Brokers Circular reports
sugar in better demand and 6s dearer mo-
lssses a shade dearer; coffee in good de
mand rice steady and in good request;
linseed unchanged linseed oil unchanged,
at 3Ss linseed oil cake unchanged. Petro-
leum quiet but frmer refined Is IOd@Is
Id.
LIvERPosL, July 2s-The following bull
Ietln Is lOsteu IN the IGIls DOutse t-uay
The plenipotentiaries of Prussia and Aus
tria has signed an armistiee for four weeks.
Herr Pfordtat signed in behalf Bavaria and
the other southwestern States.
The "Italie' of Florence states that negO-
tiations for the conclusion of the armistice
have led 10 a result satisfying the dignity
and interests of Italy. The same paper
says France has recognized the right Of the
inhabitants of VeRetia to dispose of their
WI destiny.
Austria Is said to have Withdrawn her de-
mands in reference to Intervention on the
part of the Catholic powers on the Roman
question. TIL question of Tyrol is also re-
ported satisfactorily settled.
Peace negotiations take place between
italy, Austria and Prussia.