Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
New YoRK, july l3. l841.

ave" aohh, Suiy 10, lofi'
The steamship CALEDoNtA, Captain Nickel
yer, arrived at Boston a, o'clock yesterday, in
thirteen days from Liverpool including detention
at Halifax. The news by her is fifteen days la
Ter, and Of decided Importance.
The British Parliament was prorogued by the
Queen on The 22d ut., and an immediate dissolu.
ton and new election ordered. The election
was proceeding amid intense excitement when
The Caledonia sailed, and the general aspect Of
the returns was decidedly adverse to the Minis.
try, who will maniesedly be beaten. and can
no longer avoid resigning full House Of
Commons consists OF CAS- members, OF which
345 are chosen by England proper. or these
1903 and from Scotland have been heard from,
and the result is
Liberals Of all shades 1853
Conservatives ditto 145
Ministerial minority ID; Tory gain 9, equal to
l5 difference. 1t is expressly admitted by the
Ministerial organ (Globe) that no Wing majority
sufficient TO carry repeal OF The Corn Laws
can now be hoped for. Loud complaints oil
bribery are made by the diseomfued
the city Of London has returned two mem.
bcrs Of each party, by close vote, as follows:
Aid. Wood wing, 6,3l5
Lord J. Russell, 6,221
Mr.. Masterman, tory, 6 339
Lyall, do $3.50
Atwood, 6,2l2; Psuson, 6.o7o Crawford,
6,065; PRIME, 6,0l7.
So tory heads The polls, and Lord John
s9ueezes in by nine Notes.-The lowest o. those
elected. Here is disastrous wing loss OF two
members.
But Lord Palmerston has Jared much worse
in attempting to carry Liverpool. There the
poll closed
Lord Landon, Tory, $3.50
Mr.. eros well, do 5,792
Mr.. Walnesley, Wing, 4,647
Lord Palmerston, 4,431
Lord P. at the foot Of the poll, and beaten
1861 votes by the lowest Tory! Was ever o
high cabinet Minister so terribly demolshed?-
He has since been returned for Tiverton.
The other Parliamentary members OF the Cab
met have all been returned after some fashion.
Terrible riots in connection with the polling
took place at Liverpool, Blackburn, Carlisle,
and many other places, At Liverpool, the
Irish residents on the Wing side, and the ship,
carpenters on the Conservative, were the princi.
pal combatants, TO the number Of many thou.
sands. The Irish appear to have been the az.
gressors The Globe Tavern and another kept
| by Mr. ment-both Conservative rallying
points-were fuiously attacked and shattered;-
daughter Of Mr.. Easement WAS badly hurt BY
stone, when her father fred upon the mob,
and badly wounded four persons, one Of them
dangerously. The riot was quelled, and Mr..
c. taken TO-, prison. but he cannot be harmed
even though death ensue. At Carlisle two per.
sons were killed In dozen instances it be.
came necessary to call out the Military; and at
Blackburn to charge the mob with fixed bayo.
nets. Many persons have died Of excitement,
exertion, and passion
The commercial news is satifactory in one
respect--there have been heavy sales Of cotto n,
the market i. active, and there is clear advance
Of Is ct. per ID. or nearly 81 per bale on Amer
lean generally. The yarn market had improved
at Manchester, and this advance bids fair TO be
maintained.
IE grain there is little change. The pros.
pect OF the growing crop had been improved by
recent rains, and is considered at least fair.
Money is in demand, owing to the enormous
loans sought by France, Austria, &C., to cover
the expenses Of their war ornaments last year.
The current rate as fully five per cent. The
French loan has been cut down from $50 600,
oO0 francs 10 half that sum, or about 2,OOO,
OOO
There is nothing Of decided interest from
Cont nj Europe. A new Royalist Ministry ha:
been organized in Portugal. Tho Jacobins o
France are pining for another General War,
and some of the Ministry incline 10 shem, but
Louis Philip is adverse: There is nothing o.
consequence from Algiers.
The Turkish Empire is dissolving. The in
surgents in Gambia mai n,ain their ground, ant
new combinations adverse TO the dominion o
the Porte are forming in all the European Pro-
vinces. The throne Of Ohio now tolicrs to its
fall, unless upheld by the Western Powers.
From China there is an overland Mail, but i
is hard to say what the intelligence amounts to-
The English are sending forward more troops
both from home and India; but there is dro
Proclamation from Commissioner Yang, settin g
forth that the English desire only recommence.
ment Of the Trade, wherefore it is decreed tina
the Trade is opened at Whampoa. A cores
bonding rumor asserts that the English ships
have dropped down the river mile and hall
from Canton. Can this mean anything?
From the Ozark Eagle, July 81.