Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

hail, but as her Majesly's carriage turned into
the Horse Guards loud cries were raised of
Remember the corn laws Repeal he corn
laws" Those cries evidently reached the
Royal ear, as her Majesty seemed TO bow assent,
which drew forth renewed acclamations
ELECTION RIOTS-THE MILITARY
OUT-MEN KILLED.!
In Liverpool and oher places most disgrace-
full riots, ending in the death Of several persons
have occurred. On the 30rh ull d large body
of lrshmen attacked party Of ship carpenters
and assaulted them with brick bats, budgeons,
&c. The whole town was in a complete up
roar. The mounted police were at hand, and
charged upon the rioters, when several were
severely wounded, and upwards Of so persons
taken into custody.
1t is now confidently asserted, that the Duke
of Richmond and family have gone into mourn-
ing for Lord Firzroy Lennox, all hopes of the
safety of The President steamer being now gig-
en- up.
The parliament, which was prorogusd by the
Queen on Tuesday, has lasted nearly four
years, having been the first elected during the
reign of her present majesty The las. par
lament of William ~ elected in January,
1857 was disSolsed by Queen Victoria OF! the
18th OF July l837, about month after her ac-
cession to the throne. The new parliament
was then elected IN the months Of July and Au-
gust, 1887, and met for the first time on the
18th of November in The same year. 1t has
sat during tCur Sess0ns-viZ those of S37 '3S,
40, and Il; the last Of which has Just been
abruptly terminated in consequence of the late
ministerial feas. The new parliament now
about to be elected will be the fourth which
has been chosen according TO the provisions of
the reform act, or in other words "the fourth
reformed parliament" II will be The second
parliament of her present Majesty Queen Vic
toria
The Governor Of Sierra Leone is dead
Ships Of War.--Great activity prevails all
over France and England, in fitting on; ships
oi war. The following ships of war will be
launched this summer, in addition to the Ira
lalgar, first rate. Hindostan, so, at Plymouth,
the I'd Of August; Coingwood, so, at Penn
broke, the l7th of August; Cambrian, SO, at
Pembroke, the Sd Of July; and Growler, steam
vessel, at Chatham, first week in August
FRANCE.
The party adverse to the peace of Europe is
again beginning to be active The war man
ia IS again rising; and it is by no means salts
factory TO know that some of Louis Phillippe's
Ministers show disposition to encourage it.
The French Marine Minister is threatening,
and at variance with the policy of NJ. Guizot.
Vessels are being regularly despatched to the
The Turkish Empire is dis
racted. Eastern affairs unsettled; and this,
coupled with the state of feeling in Paris all
dictate the prudence of not relying on the pro-
essed peaCeable disposition of France.
FRENCH AFRICA.
letter from Toulton of the 18th uli, has
he following news:---"The Euphrates steamer
has arrived from Algiers. 1t brings the fol-
owing intelligence, dated Algiers, June l4:--
"'The army has again taken the field. The
expedition, about 10000 strong, including TIE,
OH Battalion Of Sharpshooiers, left Bidah sn
he 10th, escorlng an immense convoy de>,le-
ID 10 revictnal the garrison of Medeah and MI
ianah On the lllh The troops passed H.,
cot DO Aleuzala without obstacle, and on lhs
2Ih left 10000 rations at Medesh On rae
3sh the column proceeded on its march j"
dilianah. All these particulars haze been
ransm,ed to us by the telegraph The weaIh.
r is cool and favorable to the expedition