Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12
Foreign News.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE City of Bos
ton from Liverpool the 29th ult., anC
Queenstown the Ist inst, arrived here this
afternoon.
The Times after expatiating on the wan
! of unamity in Russel's Cabinet saws it i.
not surprised at the rumor that Russell
has asked the Queen to relieve him of his
duties. The Times admits that the rumol
wants authenticity, but discourses it as is
a fixed fact.
The Irish question was discussed in the
House of Lords. Earl Grey gave notice
that he would move at an early day for a
| full consideration of the subject.
The London Times bitterly denOunees the
| bad taste of Mr.. BancrUft's Grafton.
Fenian affairs are unchanged. Arrests
continue plentiful in all directions, and
arms and ammunition were frequently
/ seized.
The Paris Memorial Diplomatique says
the mission OF Baron Saliard TO Mexico is
the mere starting point for negotiations for
the withdrawal OF the French troops.
The report that 5000 will return in May
is at least very premature
The French expedition, to the end Of
| 1865, cost 27,OOO,O0O sterling, and 1000
men killed or disabled.
The London Star has reason to know that
the relations of Austria and Prussia rela-
tive to the Duchies is very critical, and
even hints at possible war.
The American Minister had a grand ban
quet at the Marine Club, Cronstadt. Fra
ternal sentiments were interchanged.
The forced abdication of Prince Causea Is
confirmed. Count Flanders was offered,
but declined the Hospodanship. 1t IS sup
posed European conference will be held
on the subject.
The government received a telegram, in
twenty one hours. from India, announcing
the settlement OF the Bholan affair.
Liverpool, February 2S, A. M.-Cetion
active; sales Monday and Tuesday p ,OO0
bales, including 1900 for speculation and
export.
Trade at Manchester fair and prices
generally tend upward.
Richardson, Spence Co., and Wakefield,
Nash Il Co report:
Flour very quiet at low rates.
Wheat in moderate demand at unchanged
prices.
Corn quiet but steady.
Bruce Co. and Rigland & Co. report
business active and prices tending up
ward.
Beef advanced.
Po.k scarce and about 2s Cd dearer on the
week.
vance of Is per cwt-
Butter unchanged the demand is con-
fined TO the finer qualities.
Cheese in speculative demand and Is
dearer.
Lard very firm. American 75@76s per
cwt.
Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet.
Rice dull.
Glover seed very dull. American red
42@ iss per cwt
Petroleum easierj good refined 2s per
gallon.
LosDoS, February 2s.-Wheat moderately
firm for ine qualities.
Flour dull but steady.
Sugars hrmer.
Coffee unchanged.
Teas in fair demand at full rates.
LIVERPOOL, March Very latest by Lon
don telegraph TO Queenstown.
Bank rate unchanged.
The rumor of the resignation of Russell is
emphatieally denied.
The Fenian affairs unchanged. The mil
itary in Ireland is to be further augmented.
The English government has seized two
vessels at London, which were fitting out
for the Chilian government.
Cotton sales of Wednesday and Thursday
is 26,OO0 bales, including I,OJO TO speeula-
tors and exporters.
The market is trife higher, but closed
very dull.
The Manchester market is still advancing.
Breadstuffs are quiet and nominal. Pro
visio0s generally frn. Lard frmer. Amer
lean 70 s, Cd.
LoSDoN, March l.-Consuls s7t@s74 for
Erie 55tQj54 Illinois Central
7st@7Sl.
DUBLIN, February 28.-A policeman of
Rochein, county of York, and |
another from the neighborhood of Fermery
in the same county, have been arrested on
a charge of Fenianism.
Five Irish Americans were arrested to- day |
and documents of a suspicion character |
we're found on them. Their names were Thos.
0'Brien, Michael McRenn, ThOs. Doherty, |
John Dunno and jeremiah Farrell. Eleven |
arrests are reported at Castle bar on Tues
day night. They all belonged to the work
inc class