Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
Foreign News
Three Days Later News.


NEW York, April 19.-The steamer Per
zia has arrived here.
She brings three days latter news.
The Austro-P -Prussian relations were much
argued. Prussia, it was reported, con-
tinued in an uncompromising attitude.
The Emperor of Russia had sent two
notes to the sovereigns, it was reported,
rendering mediation.
LIvERPooL, April THE Paris Moniteur
confirms the statement that Baron Sail
lard's mission to Mexico was successful,
and that arrangements for the return of the
French troops in three divisions, the first
in November next, the second in March,
and the last in November 1867, have been
made. 1t is hoped that this arrangement
will satisfy the Washington Government.
I Rumors of ministerial changes were cur
>. mt at Paris.
tTEsT-LTvERPooL, April SIT is ex-
n.o1ao that the Government majority on the
Beforno ,'ill will exceed twenty.
Tha Psr.s Bourse closed quiet. Rentes
67f6Oe. ...ou,,ue os -, o,,...,,..
.oxs that France intends occupying Vera
C-y1 Tamnico and other principal ports as
a gnarantee ms for the expenses of the expedi-
ton and security for the French CONNER
The Prussian reply to the Austrian note
created very unfavorable impression IN
Vienna.
The reform agitation conhpEse n Eng
land
The event of the week had been a grand
demonstration, at Liverpool, IN honor Oh MI
Gladstone-a grand banquet one aay anu NJ. : !
mass reform meeting the next: Tne
enthusiasm ran high both Tor the M
-. E,r
Mr.. Gladstone made two brilliant speeehes
emphatically declaring that the Govern
ment would stand or fall upon the question;
He warmly eulogized America, and pointed
To the exertions there in the late war as
proof of the benefits resulting from trust IN
the peopIe. and contended that England
should learn q lesson from it. Mr.. Glad
stone severely denounced the Fenian de-
signs against the innocent British colonies
and said if they carried out their diaooleaI
threats the whole power Of England would
assist the colonists in their defense.
Cyrus W. Field returned home in In,
Persia and was accompanied to the steamer
by John Bright who, like Gladstone, had
been making addresses at Roekdale, &c, in
support of reform.
The Political excitement on the German
question, it is said, runs high in Paris, and
it is positively re-asserted that France is
quietly getting an army of observation to-
gether and strengthening her garrisons.
The minor German States were arming.
Count Bismarck is said to have declared
the pacific declaration of Count Karolvi
on behalf of Austria to be insufficient and
Prussia will continue its armaments. Ac-
cording to another statement he had briefly
replied to Karolyis note iustifving the
movements of Prussia By those Of Austria
by repudiating any idea Of attacking Aus
tria.
Mr.. Bright addressed large reform
meeting at Rochdale on the 4th. He advo-
Gated the Reform bill and strongly de-
neunced the Tory party.
LIvERPooF, April 6.-Cotton sales of the
week A., 900 bales. The market has been
dull and American declined 1d@3d. Of
above sales $500 bales were taken by spec
ulators and 1,500 by exporters. Sales TO-
day 1000 bales. market closing dull and |
prices weak. Stock III port 664, 900 bales,
of which 1000 are American.
Advices from Manchester are unfayor- |
able. The market is fat and prices tend |
downward.
readstufs-Market frmer. Flour fir
mer; wheat frmer and lower grades i'm
proved; corn quiei at 2ss6d@ 2ss9d for
mixed.
Provision market tends downward. Pork
inactive; bacon quiet; lard dull and de-
clined los but closing steady but dlll.
Sugar very dull and declined 6d@1s.
Coffee quiet and steady.
Petroleum quiet at 1sl1d@2s.
LONDON, April 6.-Wheat quiet and quo
tations barely maintained.
Sugar easier; coffee firm.
Consols for money s64; 5-2Os 7S@73I
Illinois Central s1l@S2; Erie 56@56I; N.
Y. Central 20.
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 11O,5OO pounds sterling.
LIVERPOOL, April Cotton market
easier.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Consols for money s6i 5-20s 73l@74
Illinois Central sI49s14: Erie Sc.