Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02
YeSterdayAfternOOn'S Report
FROM EUROPE.
Sounds of War from Germany.
The Austrian MINISTER Withdrawn
from Berlin.
The Austrian Troops Abandon HOl-
stein.
What Seward Thinks About the
South.
The Presidents Family Going to
Long Branch.
Foreign News.

NEW 1ORky May line steamer ScOIli
from Queenstown the 22d has arrived.
The steamer Washington arrived a
Brest on the 10Th. Nothing has been heard
of the City of Washington, three weeks out
Heavy premiums are demanded upon her
The House of Commons continued the
debate on the Reform Bill.
Head Centre Stephens has been Toasted
by the Marquis do Boissy in Paris.
Up to the night of the Goth ult., the be-
lief in the pacific adjustment of the Ger
man difficulty grew stronger. kilograms
spoke of concessions by Austria and other
Powers which lead to the conviction that
peace would be maintained.
Funds in England and the continent are
materially improved under the pacific in
Auences.
The London Times of the Dist announces
it had received the news that on the pre-
yious day the Emperor Of Austria and the
Count Mensdorf, against the advice of
Rouse and other Ministers, resolved to with
draw Count kerolyi, the Austrian Embas-
sador, from Berlin, which decision being
made known to the Prussian Minister at
Vienna, it was expected he would depart
Immediately. It is added in explanation
that Count Mensdorf, on receiving the
Prussian answer of the 18th, telegraphed
to Berlin q repetition ofthe Austrian demand
of the It'll and received a fresh refusal.
On the 18th the Hence Council was held
and a bold course adopted.
The Times believes this action is to be
followed by a significant military move
ment, viz the withdrawal of the Austrian
troops from Holstein, where they are held
in check by superior Prussisn forces. This
would enable Austria to assume offensive
operations, and the Times says the abandon
ment Of Holstein by Austria will be regard
ed as an act in anticipation of war and
cause general alarm. It does not, however,
consider war inevitable.
Great activity is reported in the Italian
navy, all vessels being prepared for service.
There are some fresh a-pprehensions of
disturbances in Spain.
The Portuguese chamber deputies have
approved the contract for a telegraph line
to America by the Southern route.
The liabilities of Barnder's Banking Com
pany, Liverpool, which suspended on the
18th, are estimated at g. S0, 900. Afavora-
bic liquidation is expected. 1t was feared
that some large failures would result from
this in Liverpool, but only temporary en-
were oecasioned.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-Messrs. Richardson
L Co., Wakefield, Nash 4 Co, and
others report:
Flour very dull but steady.
Wheat in little demand, and about the
same rates as Tuesday.
Corn in good request at 2ss 9d@29s for
mixed, and 3O@31s for white, per 4SO lbs.
Bigland i Co, and Burce & McAulif
Beef very dull and lower; prices must be
accepted to effect sales.
Pork dull, under large arrivals.
Bacon very fiat, Is lower and tending
downward.
Lard is neglected, and holders would &C
,ept a decline of Pass.
Cheese dull and easier.
Butter quiet and nominal.
Tsllow hat and Is lower.
The Brokers Circular reports:
Ashes-pots dull and lower, old 3Is and
lew 3Ss Cd; pearls, small sales at 37s.
Sugar dull and Cd lower.
Clover seed-American red 36@4Oa.
Fish oils inactive.
Linseed oils quiet AS.
Boult, English & Brandon report smslI
iales of refined at ESQ Is Sd per gallon, with
ipirit at Is Cd.
LONDON MARKET.
pounds, los. Scotch pigs advanced to SOS,
cut closed at 7ss.
Tea dull. Common Congons Is lad.
Tallow reached to 46s Sd for P. Y.C.
Petroleum, refined 2s Cd.
Spirits Is Cd.
Llnseed cakes in good demaud.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l-A. M.-Cotton sales
o-day, 10000 bales, Of which was 1000 to
.peculators and exporters. MiddIing up
ands, 143s@14S.
Breadstuts inactive.
Provisions dull.
Consols s7s@s7t. They opened lower,
'ut rallied: 3-20s 7O3@761 illinois Cen
raj s09s05 Erie 533.
LIVERPOOL, April PIP. M.-Mr Peabody
5 among the passengers by the Scotia. He
vas warmly eheered on embarking at Liv-
rpOol.
There is as yet no direct confirmation of
yarlike statements in the Times to day.
PARIS, April 2L-Telegrams received here
rom Vienna confirm the news that Austria,
n replying to the Prussian note of the 18th,
las submitted propositions for mutual dis
ornament. The propositions are as follows:
Austria and Prussia shall each restore their
military establishment to the statu- QUO !
which existed prior to the late defensive
MEASURE that the 25lh of april be the date
the mutual disarmament.
Austria consents to disarm on that day,
nd is even willing that Prussia should also
lisarm on the 28the. !
me austrian proposition rs said to have
zen communicated to Paris and Lond on.
There 1t has been cordially approved.
VIESxEA, April 21.-At the next sitting
f the federal diet, the communication, will
t is said, be made, announcing the question
f disarmament is in a fair way OF settle
nent.
Latest via Queenstown =
LTvERPooL, April 22.-The Globe is au-
to state that the Government has
eeeived no information warranting belief
n the statements published by the Times
.-nnouncing 3 rupture of diplomatic inter-
curse between Austria and Prussia. Wen
ia journals reassert that pacific arrange
nents between the two countries are effected.
representatives in the Frankfort
let made s declaration of a peaceahle
haracter.
Paris bourse closed firm.
Rentes 67f65e.