Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-17

object that solicited her attendance, than
she burst into fit of laughter. This, IN
the opinion ofoa hero, was very amiable,
and by way of conversation, he told her la
dyship that .Nounseer, there, was the first
crowned head before whom he ever had the
honor OF appearing.
The Ambassadors OF foreign powers
have all called upon Mr.. r., but he not
ouly refuses them Abundance, but even
forbidS Ju5a from bringing up their cards.
He says that Congress made no provision
for has embassy, and that the President
gave directions 10 draw upon hIm personal
ly for his expenses. That he was only
ordered 10 remain six months at St. Peters
bargh, and he has then permission to tray-
el where he chooses, at the public expense.
Ills health appears TO be fast falling, and
when our informant left, he intended to EN-
bark IN a steamboat for Lubec, and from
thence 90 to PARIS. The faithful Juba
says, "Massa never was half 50 crazy"
Correspondence Of Tie Journal Of Comm.
LONDON, 6.h Oct 1880.
Mr.. Randolph, after remaining , weeks
at the Court Of 81. Petersburgh, came TO
London about a week since. Ills health
Is quite feeble, aud 10 amend il he will pro-
ba5Iy spend the winter in I,aly. His
mode of negotiating must have ostonished
Pnnce Lleyen, the acting Minister OF For
eisn Affairs. He began, IN one D! their.
earliest interviews. by declaring to the.
Priace, that hai be had come for, be de-
sircd TO have decided promptly, one way
or the other; for he found himself unable
10 sustain the rlLor of a Northern winter
AHd as. 10 use has own words, he had "no
under game TO play" he meant 'ro show
all his cards. Instructions and every thing
else without the least reserve. As there
was no mystery to be ulraye!.ed, and as
;be business was simple and Ineligible,
he considered three weeks space enough
fox the Russian Cabinet TO come to some
arrangement, and that time hay
ing elapsed, he turned his back on 81. Pc
tcrsburgh aud diplomacy, Whether with or
without accomplishing the purpose OF his
mission. my Russian correspondent does
moi say.-There Is great merit 10 the frank
ness Of his proceedings, but we have YET
to learn, whether he has not been TOO posi-
tive and abrupt, for the habits aud temper
Of an European Court.
or EXTRAORDINARY .H'pister.--Il isl
oven as wc cxpectcd with Mr.. Randolph
may II is nlch worse than we predicted
when General jackson and Mr. Secretary
Van Burca, 100 'hcir wisdom resolved ~
on seadrg h.n to disgrace the American
namc Ia Europe. TIE article published
~ ibis paper Il short time since from the
Ienraal oi Commerce, did not reveal haiti
thc truth. Etcr American ln ST. Peters
hlrrh has hccd made 20 blush for bis
s.u ,rv. The Aa eucan Minister was
r,os. " intoxicated day alter day. When
die fmeirn Ministers M the Russian capi
arcallcd al has lodgings and sent 'hcr
cards uplo mp. he lorc them TO pieces n
, rare, beiiue lHeF servants, declaring
iiat he would base 10 such iorrahtcs-'
ib.ivhru be wished to see them he would
; lhrn buow lie l,tsed 10 receive q
800 P,uce L,oyeu, the principal
~ II state. AID cent The messenger
D.,A NtuL U'ou la.s the Americans
there intcrposcd, and by representing TO the
.wnlsh Munster that it would be a d'
rect. insult 10 the Emperor be was
.nduced to send after aud recall the car
rirr. The Amcrrans there, boarding
al the same house, GIalIy resolved 20 seGd
, representation of ms conduct 20 our gov
erDment-5ui THIS became unnecessary, as !
3lr. Randolph suddenly demanded his
passports aud took hls departure home via
the South of Europe. Here, then, is q
beautiful expenditure Of eighteen thousand
dollars of the peoples money, by way Of,
reform. We hope Mr.. Secretary Van.
Buren, will not fail 10 90 down 10 Norfolk
ON his return, and welcome him home!
" Y. COMMERCIAL
From tho Alozandria Gazette nov. o.
The editor of The National Gazette says
Mr.. Randolph appointment was IAN uu-
fortunate one for all parties Certainly
il was for the parties most iItet eslcd-Ge..
Jackson and Mr.. Randolph himself. II
was also rather unfortunate for The cour.
try, tut 80 far fortunate, that It will % 10
show the brilliant scale on which thing.
are managed at Washington by our bni
liant cabiucL Qacy-wlIl not the P,esl
deat order writ de iaqugaldo mi0u to-
be served ON our minister e1iraOrdmaryl-
who il STYLED la the Pru-slan State Ga
zette, Mr.. Randolph Won Roanoke.
The Commercial adls-"Ihc presuinp
ton is, that ms dispatches instructions,
private correspondence, sc. we're equally
q n.