Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
Confirmed.
Special Dispatches.
REoEIvED Up TO 5 O'CLOCK, AN
Special Dispatches to the Western PrsuE.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
NV YoRK, May 27.-Latest via Queens
town.
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE race for the
Derby to-day was won by Lord Lyon. The
Barbara colt was second and the Rustic
third. Twenty-four horses ran.
The steamships Malta and Erin, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown.
The war question is unchanged. There
are, however, more pacific rumors from
Paris and chances of the European Con-
gress improving.
1t is asserted that Prussia and Italy have
assented. Thereby of Austriais not re-
ceived.
A Trieste dispatch of the 10th says: The
Austrian volunteers are about to proceed to
Mexico. They will, it is stated, sail under
the French flag.
The Ferel Brothers, of Liverpool, have
suspended. Their liabilities are heavy but
the assets are considerable in excess thereof
No other suspensions are reported.
Cotton dull with little inquiry and prices
weak. Sales for the past two days 13, 900
bales, of which spectators and exporters
took 1900.
Breadstufs steady.
Provisions inactive, except lard, which
was irmer. Sales at 70@1.
@S75; L. S. 5-20s 85i@66; Erie 1876;
Illinois Central 7Gl@775.
The Owl says: The conduct of the United
States in relation to the recent Fenian agi-
tation in Maine has been most satisfac-
tory.
1t is believed the cattle plague is not ex-
tinct in Ireland.
Z Berne telegram says; The Italian
troops who have been stationed on the from
tier of the volatine have been Withdrawn to
the Interior
Munich telegram states that the gov
ernments of Bavaria and Baden are in favor
of armed neutrality.
A Coblentz dispatch says the 18th and sth
Prussian Army Corps are to be concentrated
there and ct Wetzlar.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch OF April oath
says The operations of the allied army
upon the Parma are being vigorously
pushed forward.
Exchange on London 254@26.
Receipts Of coffee for the past fortnight
$4,000 bags; stock 10000.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS.
NEw YoRk, May 27.-The steamer Allan
tic, from Bremen, has arrived with 1900
passengers. The steamer Bellora has ar
rived from Havre with 500 passengers.
Tho steamer Aleppo, from Liverpool, has
500 passengers. The steamer City of Man
chester had 700 passengers. Also arrived,
the steamers Mariposa and New Orleans.
ARRIVED.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 26.-Generals Stead
man and Fullerton arrived this afternoon
from Florida. They will remain a week for
the purpose of preparing a report in refer
ence to the condition ofthe Bureau and con-
ditiOn Of the Freedmen in South Carolina,
North Carolina, Florida and the Sea Is
lands
FoRTREss MoyRoE, May 27.-Messrs. Shea
and O'Conner, arrived this morning on the
steamer Jas. T. Brady, for an interview with
Mr.. Davis.
FExIAs MASS MEETING.
New YoRk, May ga mass meeting of
FeniaDs was held at Cooper Institute last
night. Head Center Stephens delivered a
short address.
ENBEzZLENEST.
The case of Louis Colin, before mentioned
as embezzler of money and securities to the
amount of $4,000, from Duncan, Sherman
& Co., was before the court yesterday.
MURDER.
Richard Pollard, tailor, was murdered
last night in a tenement house on East
Fourth street by William COrmack, his late
employee. The latter is still at large.
DEATH OF REV. nR. PRICE.
Rev. Dr. Price, pastor of tho Catholic
Church in Brooklyn, died yesterday, aged
sixty-fve.
OFFICIAL NEWS.
WAsH1xoros, May 27.-The Department
of State has official information that the
Imperial Government of Brazil is resolved
to open coastwise trade to ships of all ma
tions. The opening of the Amazon cannot
be much longer delayed.
Information was received at the Depart
ment of State that the French transport
steamer Rhone left Vera Cruz for France,
having on board about 1000 soldiers, whose
terms Of service had expired.
On the 10th inst, the French steamer
La France arrived there from st. Nazare
bringing $50 men of the file of the Foreign
Legion and fifteen officers Of the same corps
and Of the engineers corps.