Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

to all orders of tho King of Prussia ana
those acting in his behalf
The Daily News correspondent says thu
FIRST hostile movement of Italy will be K
throw $4,000 men in ono body across the
Pc, and follow it up by pouring 100000
troops into Venetia.
Tho Vienna correspondent Of the Times
thus describes tho position Of the Austrian
army The north centre lies between Oh
mutt and Prague, the left wing extends
from Prague to the northwestern frontier Of
Bohemia, and the right wing from 0lmutz
to Carucow, where there is strongly en-
trenched camp.
The Paris correspondent of the times SAYS
it is believed that the four queens or en-
presses who are in Germany using their
best efforts to re-establish between the
sovereign that peace which their people so
earnestly desire, have done moro than has
been generally supposed.
Russia was also employing ali her diplo-
macy with the secondary German princes.
A writer says there are still people in
Paris who believe war may yet be averted
The question of the mobilization of the
federal army proposed by Austria was still
pending in the Frankfort Dict. Prussia
opposed it as entirely opposed to federal
law, and called on the German States fav-
Orable to Prussia to vote against it, and it
would regard every supporter of the motion
as her adversary.
Cholera had broken out in the neighbor-
hood of Berlin. .....
The Swiss Federal Council had issued a
decree calling out the first reserves of the
Swiss army for the defense of the passes of
the Alps on the side of Italy.
Kossuth had issued an address to Hunga-
rians, dated at Turin, Recommending them
to wait for the course of events and remain
as they are, or enroll themselves in a Hun
garian Legion, and if matters progress in
such a manner as to offer field for action.
due notice will be given s.l ....- .a.
GREAT BRITAIN-fhs proceedings in Par |
lament on the 18th were unimportant.
An extraordinary trial, in which Mrs. |
Reyes sought to establish herself as a prin- |
cess of the royal family, her mother having |
been married TO the Duke of Cumberland, |
has resulted in the jury returning verdict |
against the complainant. The Times treats
the case as an imposture.
Satterthwait's circular of the evening of |
the 18th reports fair amount of business
during the week in American securities, and
prices on the whole were well maintained
Five-twenties at one time touched Co. but |
closed at G44@64l. Illinois Central was
without alteration at 75@754, but Erie was
lower
hnSllsh lunuS are lower under the war |
news. Bank rates remain at 10 per cent.
The Thomas Hall Iron Company has sus-
pended payment.
BUssIA.-On the goth of May, the Prince
Of Bokhara with 10000 men and twenty
one guns engaged Russian force and suf-
tered decisive defeat, losing nineteen guns
and being completely routed. The Russian
loss is Insignificant.
LIVERPOOL, June l4.-Sugar quiet and
steady.
Coffee inactive.
Petroleum quiet and steady.
LONDON, June l4.-Breadstufs firm and
advancing.
Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee firm.
Tea quiet and steady.
Rice steady.
Tallow steady.
Very latest commercial via Londonderry. |
LIVERPOOL, June Ij.-Cotton sales of the |
week 2,OOO bales, including $40 to specu.
atOrs and lO,500 to exporters. The market
las ruled frmer with an advance of !Gl |
lenny per pound for American and slightly |
over for other descriptions. The author
zed quotations are Orleans fair lGi mid =,
ing Had.
Commercial per Moravian;
LIVERPOOL, June lf.-Sales of cotton for
Jul 'oJOuV Ddless U,UVU DAioS !
o speculators and exporters. The market
) firm at unchanged prices. Midliug up
ands are quoted at I31I@I3i. Manchester
market steady for goods and yarns,
Breadstutis-The ilarket is generally I
rm,
Richardson, Spence & Co. report flour I
rm and holders demand an advance.
Wheat steady at los Sd and los 9d for =,
inter red.
Corn steady at 29@29 Cd for mixed. p
Liverpool provision market-The market
generally quiet and steady.
Beef quiet and steady. =
Pork quiet and steady.
Bacon steady.
Lard quiet and nominal.
TallOw quiet and steady.
LONDON, June 1.-THE weekly returus of a
lie Bank of England show an increase in .
llliOn of f12O, 300.