Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the British Queen.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

rived a, New York on Wednesday last, from
Europe.
The English papers are congralulalng the
country upon the amIcable arrangement oil the
difficulties with the United States. The strike
among the colliers has closed, and the work
men have returned 10 their duties, the proposed
reduction in prices having been abondoned.-
Many of the Manufacturers have also gone TO
work as formerly.
The Peel Government was growing INTO dali
ly disrespec, and opposition.
The Duke of Buckingham, and other high
political persons, are charged with bribery and
hired ruffianlsm.
The Queen and Prince Albert arrived in
Scotland on the 9Th, and were RECEIVED with
the most marked attentions of royalty.
The health of the Archbishop Of Canterbury
was improving.
DIR. ireland, Dean of Westminster, died on
the I'd Sept, in the Slst year oi his age.
A report was curren, al Dusseldorf on the
5th of Sept ha, the King of Hanover was
dead He was dangerously i'll, but not dead.
In the manufacturing districts the workmen
had not settled their difficulties with their en-
plovers, and what the result would be, it was
difficult 10 conjecture. Many large orders could
not be executed for want OF hands, and this is
considered one cause for the decline IN cotton,
which had fallen off l6d. a lid. per lb., on
all descriptions below good fair. The finer
qualities maintained their former rates.
The RIoTs.-In The neighborhOod of Stock
port, Hyde, Ashton-under-Ly &c. there pre-
walls grea, discomfort, and a spirit of lawless
brutality is manifested towards the manulac-
lures and those who have been compelled to
appear before the magistrates as Witnesses or
prosecutors. On the Thursday evening, Mr.
Hanklyn, a manufacturer of Ashton, was at
tackled by mob within 200 yards from where
the military are Stationed and he was compelled
TO fire at his assailants in self-deience.
Such is the state of affairs, that many re-
spectacle individuals deem it unsafe TO go
abroad without arms in their possession.
AMERICAN FLoUR.-Several cargoes Of Amer
ican Flour have recently entered the ports Of
Limerick and the adjacent counties. Several
hundred sacks Of Flour, most excellent and
prime in qna'y, were discharged in Sligo
The value Of money had advanced some
what, in consequence of the expected demand
for taxes in few days.
Mr. Carter, the rival of Van Amburgh, has
been again attacked by his lio", and had his
arm much torn The audience applauded the
act most vocferously!
On the Queens arrival in Edinburgh, large
scaffolding, on which were 800 persons, fell
and injured 70 persons none fatally, however.
AT an encampment near Thcune, in Europe,
during review, sham fight was got up, but
the Swiss, who would rather be killed than re-
treat, got The mastery and dreadful combat en-
sued No less than sixiy men were wound ed, &,
and eight killed
There is nothing from France of much i'm
portance, saving rumour of treaty with Eng
land, 10 settle all difficulties.
The celebrated America Vespuccus arrived
at the French custom-house, refused TO be
searched by man, drew pair Of pistols, and
then returned 20 England.
The town of Ciechanou, in Russia, was de-
stroyed by fire on the goth August, involving
property TO the amount of $l67 900
The Spanish journals only reierate the cry
of "dull times" and recount The disasters by
the food in Catalonia.
The Augsburg Gazette, Of the Gath uItimo,
states that an extensive conspiracy, having for
men', has been discovered in Servia. Several
persons Of Importance have been placed under
arrest.
department in Norway have come to the
resolution Of prohibiting, after ten years, the en-
tire dislillalion Of brandy.
German farmer recently died in the village
Of Felsoe Foerock, in Transylvania, aged ! 35
years He worked in The field until just before
his dealh