New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
1MpoRTANr FROM EUROPE.
1 tbc Caledonia,

,,e les. than thirteen days, including her stoPPage al
Halifax. This s yery quick passage The Caledonia
- pa..engers among whom IS Nr. Jaudcn, London
,gent of the L s Bank.
The Intelligence OF decided importance. The British
Parliament was dissolved by the Queen the z2d ult and
The immediate election OF new House Of Commons ordered
This Election was proceeding when the Caledonia lett attend
ed by intense excitement and dPorabe riots AT Liver
pool horrible conflict took place between the Ish residents
linseria and the shipcarpenter (who are mainly Coz
orvatves in which thousands engaged on each s'de
-yerI persons we're dangerously wounded, and three OF
four houses Conservative headquarers badly shattered
The riots were only suppressed BY calling out the Military
There was similar riot at Blackburn which only sap
pressed bv bavonetcharge through the streets and others
Jess formidable elsewhere
Although scarcely half the returns appears nearly
certain that the Conservative triumphant and that the
Wing Ministry must at length surrender the power to which
hey have clung for years with eechke tenacy lAus tar
he general resul; is summed up follows
Liberals of all shades i59
Conservatives. if1
Ministers majority II Conservative gain O. making l9
Inference in the new House The Districts hear from
mainly Agriculta aud inclined to the Tory interest
We do not see where the Ministry their losses
ialess possibly IN Ireland.
The Wings have sustained rebuff in the loss Of
half the Members from the City of London where two Con
ervaves are returned and Lord John Russell is elected BY
barely nine majority. The following IS the return;
For Mas,erlnan. T. G339; Wood, ". 63l5 Lyall. T.
6a9O Russell " Ga2l; Atwood, G2l2; Pattison 900;
Crawford, G065 Pirie, COLI
In Liverpool also the Ministry is sounay beaten, Lord
Paserston himself being candidate and defeated The
return is follows:
Lord sandon. (Con) 5.979 Mr. Walmsey, (W) 4647
yr. Cresswel. (do) 5,792 Lord Pamerson (do) 4,43l
The Foreign Secretary the bottom of the poll and
beaten 36 He has since been returned for Tvoron
The other Members of the Cabnet have been returned
Without check though often by small majoritics West
Minister has returned Member of each party the other
u5urbs of London all Liberals. Manchester, Birmingham
Bath Portsmouth and Sheffield have returned Liberals
Leeds divided.
The Wings are loudly complaining of the bribery prac-
scd by their opponents. This Is owning beat
The Great Western had n-t arrived the 3d-l6
lay, after she left this port
There is no longer a hope for the President
The Acadia arrived the 29h ult.
The Presidents Message reached England on the esd in
he South America. 1t excited no interest.
There Is runor Of an Intended marriage between the
rothe Of Prince Albert and Ccmcntine, only unmarried
laughter OF Louis Philippe.
Tne London banking house of Whtmore, Wells & Whit
more has failed
There have been serious Liverpool, Carlisle, Black
,ur Manchester Edinburgh Nottingham Cumbridsc, Ken
nson and the Tower Hanlc, and several persons stabbed
md Some died e~r,,.,
There late overland Mail from China and India but
brings li,tc of The British sending more
~. Of 81 Id,
The British Ministry have shifted places considerably, but
this Of little in view Of their last shift which
appears be surely at hand.
The Commercial news is of interest american Cotton
rad advancsd ID per To- last rates, equal 81 90
per bale The market promises further Improvement
There is ulo change in Grain. The prospect for the
growing crop ia very good.
Money demand caused by the heavy loans ncgoat.
m by the grea, Continental Powers 70 pay expenses
heir War buster last year The of interest
paper per The French Government have re-
luced their advertised loan $3.50 OOO 900 half that
,oun about $40, 900 900. The bullion in The Bank of
England has decreased $3.50 900.
Joseph Hume, NJ. p, the great economist has been de-
eatcd in n for Leeds.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT
The 22d June being appointed for the prorogation OF
Parliament be her Majesty person. very large number of
persons assembled the Park and along Whitehall the
Horse Guards down Parliament street, the Peers en-
rance OF the House Of Lords.
At hapas oclock the royal procession left Buckng
Palace in the usual the Queen being accompanied
oy his ROYAL Hehness Prince Albert and the different officers
the household. Her Majesty and the Prince were much
hecred they passed along. and their arrival the
House of Lords royal salute OF 81 guns fred.
On her her Majesty received by the Lord
Chancellor Lord Melbourne and the other great officer, of
State.
Having robed the Queen entered House of Lords the
ody of which, we'll the strangers gallery, chiefly
occupied by ladies in full dress. The Queen then COM
2andcd their Lordshps be seated and the Usher of the
Black Rod despatched to the House Of Commons to
command their attendance at the bar.
The Commons, with the Speaker their head, having
appeared the bar the night hon gentleman proceeded
address her Maes;y the results of the session. and
cudcd by praying her Majess the Appropriations
billy
The ceremony of giving the Royal Assent to the Appro