Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Interesting Intelligence from the
C0meineanf

Comiincnt.
The steamship Cambria, Captain Shannon, ar
rived at Halifax, at o'clock, on Friday last. Il
The Cambria has So through passengers and
brings European news seven days later.
The prospects of the harvest throughout all
parts of the United Kingdom are encouraging and
satisfactory.
The reports from the continent of Europe rela-
tive to the growing crops are conflicting; but
upon the whole, the appearance of the growing
ing crops is encouraging
All the leading grain markets of England are
dull, and prices, as the harvest approaches, show
symptoms of decline.
The retail trade is firm and within the last few
days there has been an increased demand for iron.
Scotch pig has advanced 2s per ton. Money
continues abundant, and is readily obtained at
2a23 per cent.
The funds have continued steady throughout
the week, and English securities have an advanced
tendency. On Friday consols for money opened
at 90 and closed at 90 7-s SO. Bank stock 1873
200, Exchequer bills 48 a5l. Liverpool Cot
ton market, July 21-the sale of cotton for the
week eneing 90, amount to 76, AGO bales, of which
spectators took 25,56o, and exporters 1900.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, July, 2l.-There is
no activity in the market for breadstuffs, on the
contrary, there is rather depressed feeling and
prices are lower than at the date of our last issue
sd, and 25s; Ohio and Baltimore 25s 25s 3D.;
and Philadelphia 25s Cd; whilst large propor-
ton of the late arrivals at this port, being of an
inferior quality and out OF condition, are selling
at 81 23s per bbl
WHEAT.--American is held at 5s Cd to Is Sd
per 10 lbs. Indian corn is quoted at 80 32s, the
latter being the value of prime white.
ENGLAND.--Parliament is to be prorogued on
the 9th. A motion which Lord Brougham previ-
ously announced bis intention to make in refer
ence to the French expedition was laid upon the
Peers table on Friday. The resolution en-
braced wide range of subjects, and implied
direct censure of the foreign politics Of the gov
eminent, and it is understood that the ENJOYS and
agents in Italy and in Sicily will be fully noticed.
In the debate which took place on the Goth, in
allusion to the cholera, Lord Ashley, the chair
man of the Board of Health, stated in the House
of Commons, on Thursday last. that he had rea-
son to know that not one half of the cases
were reported. Enough; however, is officially
known to render 1t certain that the epidemic is
raging in many parts of the country to dreadful
extent. During the past week 339 deaths by
cholera were reported in London, which is more
than double the number of the preceding week.
At Bristol. Plymouth, Portsmouth. and along
the whole south coast it is raging to very ma.
lignant form, and the mortality is very great.
At Liverpool the disease is rapidly increasing.
The number of cases reported for days previ-
Gus to Thursday respectively 64, "a, IS, 1922
Ireland continues to be generally exempt from
the scourge.
& lRELAND.--RIor BETWEEN THE OasSeEmrN AND
CATHoLics.--On the 18th very serious riot took
place between party of armed Orangemen and
Catholics, near Castle William, in the County of
Down. Fhe Orange party having celebrated the
day tit being the anniversary Of the battle of
Aughram) at Tulleymore, and being on their
march home, whilst passing defle called Dal-
leys Brae, found their path waylaid All the
passes and surrounding hills were occupied by
an immense number of Roman Catholics, provid-
ed with forks and firearms, and plainly contempla
ting general massacre
The Protestants were led by small party of
police and military, stood upon their defence and
succeeded In forcing their way through the pass,
after short struggle in which 40 or so persons
are said to have been killed or wounded on botl,
sides. Much the greater proportion being of the
Roman Catholic party; 3S Rbbermen (.) had
been taken prisoners ON Friday. Two medical
gentlemen drove through the country around about
terlng relief to those who were wounded, but they
were refused admittance at every house where
they called.
The Cork Eaanuner in alluding to the potato
crop, says the disease has appeared in few fields.
There can be no doubt but it is equally positive
that as yet the general impression is that it is so
far advanced that supposing blight to set in the
tubes will have been out Of the ground before such
time as the disease could have reached il. a.e
Offers OF several private residences have been
made for the accommodation of Her Majesty dur
ing her sojourn at Cork which, as il is not her in
tention TO step out of the royal yacht, have been
gracionsly declined.
FRANCE. Committee of the Legislative
Assembly TO which the question of the proroga-
ton was referred, has come TO the unanimous de-
cision of recommending that the Assembly should
be prorogued from the 18th of August to the 18th
of October. et.l
The National announces that Prince Canine,
the son Of Lucien Bonaparte and Ex-president Of
the Roman Constituent Assembly, had been az
rested at Orleans by order Of the Government on
his road ffem Marseies to Paris.
II is said that having claim against his cousin,
Louis Napoleon for money lent in aid of his cleo
lion, the Prince came to France to demand It, the
conduct Of his cousin against Rome having stirred
his ire. II is said that the Prince will not be i'm
prisoned but that he will be forced to embark for
England or America.
Fhe election to fill 35 vacancies in the Legis-
larfvs ASSEMBLY has turned out much more favor
able to the government than was anticipated. -
With the exception of M. Jules Faror, who was
returned for Lyons, every one of the newly elect
ed members will support the government. as lono
as the majority hold together.
Baron de Rotl1schid is about to leave Paris on
trip TO Italy. Il IS said that his journey ia in
connection with the indemnity to be paid by Pred
mont. winch would necessitate loan and also,