Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05
Foreign News.

NEW YORK, June 4-The steamer City of
London has arrived from Liverpool, 3d.
and Queenstown, oath.
Cork papers OF Thursday contain the fol-
| lowing items:
The London Express has announced the
suspension of Robinson, Crayton & Co.,
bankers, Manchester. The, liabilities are
not large.
4 telegram from Jasky announces the
entry of a combined Russian and Turkish
corps d'armce into the Moldavia, on the I'D.
Omar Pasha commands the Turks, and q
/ General Kotzebue the Russians.
FARTHER Po1Nr, June THE steamer
Nova SEQ ia, from Liverpool oath, via Lon
donderry 25th, has passed this point.
Cotton declined I@ld for American on
the week, and 3@4d for all other descrip-
/ tions.
Five-twenties, GAO 644; COnsols, s63 "a s63; /;
Erie shares, 414@42.
Breadstuffs are nominal. Provisions are
| declining.
The political situation is unchanged. No
failures are reported. Financial affairs are
| gloomy.
The steamer Aetna, from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the oath. The SEQ
tia, from New York, was reported off Crook
Haven at ) P. NJ. of May 25th.
| Two of the large warehouses of the Lon
| don Northwestern and the Great Western
Railroads, at Manchester, were burned up
| on the evening of the 23d. The loss will
/ reach 100000.
| A BRUSSELS letter states that letter from
| Paris had been received, which states that
the French Government is raising to the
| full complement all regiments belonging TO
| the Army of Paris and the Army of Lyons.
France will have an army on a war footing
in a fortnight, ready to be placed in Obser-
walton on the German and Italian frontiers.
The Italian and Austrian Governments
have announced their intention to respect
Swiss neutrality in the event of war.
A Paris telegram of the 22d states that
the Moniteur du Soir says that France,
| England and Prussia don't wish to take the
position of arbitrators, but solely TO propose
| the basis of certain deliberations, and to
direct the discussion of the conference to
points constituting the casue of collision.
The Powers are now arranging the terms
of note which is to be sent to Vienna,
Berlin, Frankfort, and Florence.
The La France says that the reply OF
Prussia is still expected. When it arrives a
few days must still elapse before the dis
patch Of the collective letters of the Powers
The Conference may probably meet three
weeks hence, but it will be difficult to ac-
complish this.
The Paris Bourse is flat and lower.
Rentes 63f 35c.
Prince Charles, of Habenzolerin, was en-.
thusiastically received by the National AS
sembly of Danubisn Principalities.
The European crisis and political situa-
ton is unchanged. There is nothing def
mite as to Congress.
The latest Berlin papers consider an out
break inevitable, even supposing Congress
is held.
The Vienna correspondent of the Londor
Times telegrsphs on the 23d that though tn
English, Russian and French proposition
relating to Congress have not yet beel
officially communicated to Count Mensdorf
the nature of them has been made known
to him. 1t is probable that the Austrian
Government will prove its earnest wish t.
avoid war by accepting the invitation t
attend the convention. Another dispatcl
says the Austrian Cabinet are not in princi
pie disinclined to take part in the Congress
: provided no definite programme for negoti
: alton be laid down, but only a general en-
, deavor to preserve the peace be regarded a
the object held in view at the conference.
The London Times again assails tn
!. American radicals for their war on Presi
, dent johnson and their proposed policy to
wards the South, declaring that Englan
cannot sympsthize with them.