The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
From the (philadelphia) Spirit of the Tines
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
.Arriual Of the Calelenia.

LAND.
.Arri0dl Of the Caledonia.
l0pOrtanI Nsws from England Parliament
,Diss0iUsd = a new ELeetioa-Great Riots aud
Bt0odshed-NsWs from China, the Lerdnts
&c. &c.
The Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Mcclellan
arrived at Boston on Saturday at o'clock.
She left Liverpool on the 4h inst, making the
passage in Ia days. She brings highly inter-
esting news, fifteen days later than previous
ARRIVALS.
England Of Parliament .--On
the I'd of June the Queen dissolved the Par
iament in person, making pertinent speech
on The occasion.
The Nsw Elections Returns we're receiv..
ed in London on the I'd instant, of the eee-
ton OF 3Oi out of 81 Of the city, borough and
university members, Of which l59 we're L,ber-
ais and ll5 Tories, or Conservatives. Ii ls
however calculated that the Tories will have
a majority Of 9 members in the whole number.
RiotS and BiOodshed--l Liverpool i, 10
stated that most disgraceful riots ending in The
daah Of several persons have occur ed. 10
Carlisle similar scene took place at the elec-
lion, when the military were called out, and
Two men were killed by the aflfay. Tits is
ouIy a specimen of tho state Of The whole
country at this time.
ChisG--The Canton Register Of late date
contains a report that the British ships Of war
had left the city; that the royal ensign had
bean hauled down, and the guard or garrison
removed. More Chinese troops have arrived
at Canton, but their movements are not known
nor The designs of the Governments clearly
understood. II is staled that the latter now
demands that all the English ships Of war are
to leave the river, the lo!t and Island of
North WantIng 10 be evacuated and surren-
dered TO the Chinese, before any trade as usu-
al can be recommended
Franco Letters from Toulon OF the 22d
June, state that reports Of war arc sgaIn
spread on the coast, and seem this time to
gain much credit.
Greece. Hero the spirit Of insurecou has
become general. Numerous dissertations from
The royal standard daily occur. The nsur-
gent chief VaIenzas, was maintaining his
ground al Mount Olympus. On the ID Of June
he had body of 1900 men we'll armed under
his command.
A report reached Athens on the 8tt, Mat
serions Disturbances had broken out al Janina.
wncrci, was said. the Turks had massacred
the Christian population.
In Csnd the insurgents have an army of
$4,000 med, and are galniug every day. A
Maltese paper states lha. battle had heeD
frugh, late in May when the Creeks lost 500
men, but slew 1000 Turks and tooks 500 pris-
oners. The same paper had been advised 'ha.
another affair happened on the 2Slh Of May,
when the Greeks lost25 men aud the Turks
lSl. The irsn'Pens, were supposed already
TO amount TO $1,000 well armed men, while
recruits and arns were daily being landed.
Tahlr Pscha was to make general attack on
the 30th May.
THrksy and Egypt The acceptance by
Mebemel Ali of the proposals Of the Porte is
med.-Egypt remains TO the Pscha sOd
hlS IIneal male descendants. subject 10 the ap-
probation or rejection of the Sultan, and is TO
be governed by the Turkish laws.
I'hs rebellion in Persia remains in rathera
languId condition. Many Of the villages have =
submitted 10 the Porte, and recruits for the
lnsnrgont forcos,havo ceased The difficulties
Will probably soon be settled.