The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

commander, arrived in Boston on Thursday
morning, Sept. 2. st ten minutes past four. She
leIt Liverpool on the 18th August
The general European news is not particu-
larIy important, and tho intelligence cromGreat
Brltian is much of the same character as be-
fore relieved. Parliament was to meet on the
18Th Of August, and,he first business would be
the election Of Speaker.
Great alarm is manifested for the harvest in
almost every pa:, Of the United Kingdom; the
continued wet and cold weather having nearly
destroyed the crops. 10 the meantime, trade
continues in the same deplorabIe state, and the
distress amongst tho operatives and the poor
paople generally is unusually severe.
FIFTEEN SHIPS OF WAR ORDERED
TO AMERICA.-lnt the afternoon Of the l4th
August, it was confidently asserted here says
the London Morning Herald, by generally
we'll Informed and most respectable merchants
that Ave ships OF war had been ordered 10 pro-
ceed Immediately 10 the coast Of The U States,
and that they were there to be joined by ten
o'her vessels Of her Majssly's navy from for
eigu stations. The object Of the alleged m;s-
sion Of this armament to the American shores.
il was added, was to receive Mr.. Fox, should
lease, which it 10 said he is instructed to make
for Mr.. MLeod. compel the British represent
tative 10 withdraw from Washington, and af-
terwards to adopt such hostile proceedings as
may be deemed indispensable for the vindica,
ton Of the honor OF tho British Grown, which
has been go w,lfully and wantouly attacked by
the Amer,csn people aud government in the
person Of its suhjpcl.- Alexander M'Leod. We
have stated the rumor, which We believe pro-
ceeded from no interested, excited, or preiu-
decd source. 10 thus giving toit publicity.
however, we may think It, We add no voucher
for us absolute truth.
China The Chinese local Government, has
violated the agreement made with Captain Ell.
liot for the renewal of trade with British sub
iects. The Emporor has ordered the destruc-
ton Of oil tho teas, rhubarb. &C., and political
intercourse with the English has been inter-
Gicled Numerous fi,e vessels and RATS had
been sent down the nver among tie foreign
shipping, bywhlch several vessels end cargoea
have been injured, but no total loss. A report
prevails, but 10 which no credit is attached,
that some British subjects were kidnapped by
tho Chinese On the nigh, Of the 25b. Some
psres in London regard all this asa hoax,
while others place the greatest confidence inits
authenticity. and the tea market was essential
ly moved by il.
An old established house OF Liverpool, in the
American trade, has suspended specie pay.
ments -theii debts amount to 50,000l.
About seventy country people, and young.
Of both sexes, have broken up comfortable es-
Adjustments in England, for The purpose Of EN-
barking for America to join those lanatics, tho
MOrmonS.,
France There iAvery little intelligence from
France. The Troubles at Toulouse ore at an
end; but considerable excitement prevails in
Paris, from disturbances in other towns.
Turkey, Egypt, Syria. Sc.--Accounts from
Alexandra mention that Mebemet Ali was not
abaiing HE armament and military prscaution.
He had col on foot an active improvement for
forcing the FeIlahs TO labor in his shifiks.
Italy-> Riot at Rome "A horrible tumult with
great loss oflife, took place at Rome on the
| 20th July. An execution ls an unsual thing in
that city. Three crimnsls. Of The name of Rtt
cozz, were executed on that day. being msn
sBd his sisierand their nephew. They had got
intodhe house Of rich matchmaker, Of the
Piazza ColoHns, and had murdered his wife
and daughter, ane then robbed the house. The
tumultwhs caused by premedilated desiguS 10
create a riot, in The midst Of which robbie ets
mightroaP harvest. An immense concOuFse
Of peFsons had assembled, and at given sig-
nal the tumult commenced. The trops fred
upon The rioters, killing IL a.d woUndiDg 200
slightly, and 50seversly. Mere than 800 pc;
sons had been arrested. Tim %
WHAT have they DoNEl--Wilh all lheirbr
do and boaeting, and all their Congress,onal
majority. what have the Wings 90 fer accom-
| pishedl They have
Repealed the SUBJ Treasury Law;
Passed the Land Bill;
do The loan Bill;
and that is all. The Land Distribution Bill
has seen so emasculated in the Senate, that il
even Mr.. Tyler signs u, willamount 10 Moth
ing. nthe whole, therefore, the Wings have
only created National Debt and putihe Re-
venue into hos.hands Of the Secretary Of the
TreasutyI Two most impolHc- unpopular
sbsutd- td--unsiatesman aclsl This is lhe