Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

~ - ~ AAAAN . lNffN Nff N|HNhM had zee lfFH
I'D be6ro IA q house The opinion Of sr q
Arthur Was hkcwrc slated iu he pupcr already rtc.
sentcd. and the the only recent one from Sr g.. Ar.
WAS received 4 icN DAYS ogn. IA which. he stated,
The provinces were tranquil. and -; he con
cctNcd the present the best p0s,iblespcriOd. for the i'm
perial parliament 10 consider the question.
SIR IL Peel asked wheihcr any communic alton hid
been received tsOn Lord Soatou al sll qualifying or
Withdrawing from 'he opinion which he had originally
expressed.
Lord J. Russell answered. that, no such Jes,,,,b hal
been received.
SIR Peel inquired whether any Dispatches had
been received recently.
Lord J. Russell answered rha; there had. be-, ron,
relating To the Union.
Nr. Colquhoup called for the paper, respecting tho
British trude with Java. Surl,ra. Singapore. sc, and
whether there had been any violation OF tscalies. Mr..
Pigot brought in bin to define the elective franchise
and qualifications fvoIers in Ireland, and L, establish
a tribunal oi nppcal that an exact and not artificial val
uc should he pat on the property Of voters
Lori John Russell moved Tor leave To hiring ia a bill
rroNIdnS for tho sale of the clergy reserves in uppcs
Canada. Ike principal recognised by the coiouiI le.
ctsiuturc would have given one half OF the utocCcds
between the established churches Of ENGLAND and
Scotland, and the other half among the followers Of
other denominations. That principle was warranted
10y iho opinion ct the Judge OF This country. But tho
specific distribution proposed hv the legislature of Can.
udn embraced the Roman Catholics. 10 whom the In
glsh judge DID not consider the rurview of the law as
extending. " was the olJcci of the bill now prepared
To adhere Q, : mach of p~sinoiple OF The Canadian le.
s.''uiu'e as could he caruei into effect consistently
with law lie would, therefore - his bill propose
hrst. that the government should have The power ofscl-
ling the whole ofthcsc lands. After certain iucum-
traDcc of a temporary nature, he wOa.d give one quar-
ter 10 ihc church OF Englani. one qus~c to the church
ct ScUrloud, AMI the r. naming mtiaty sac would allow
The government 10 al|ot Ia the dl;it rcEt domIuat.uus
81 christians requiring such assistance, IN such moro.
>iisoH, az 10 his discretion should seeHt meet. MI.
"''I''rn' Mr.. ~fInmpiree. and Mr.. Pakingtpn, desired
'o guard Themselves against being undc5slooA To admit
Iu the Future stag : ct this bah The principle OC allUt-
nag io Roman Catholics Any pIst uljks fund N.high
IA" law had aPPrDpr ,;ed - PrJ'o,tlnis; bat AoUo
OF thsm wALsI 10 oppose the introduction of the mAr
fsa.t.
Negotiations, Il w,s stated by Lord Pslncrs,on in
Parliament. were on loot with tar Ncapoiiuon govern
mcnt 10 allow Of a house or worship in Naples Tor
Brush Pro'csran,s.
On May 2Jh. Lord JoAa Duss, u moved the order OF
be day Tor the house resolving liscli in,9 Commute,
on the Canada government bill.
Sir. Gpulburn took The opportunity or presenting n
petition he had only roe ycL ;wo hours suce from
Lower Canada, expressing an "piu.Un adverse To the
bI!l, signed by 1000 individuals.
Lord John Russell iuiOrmcL t-al-1usc that her Mai
c>ty had ben pleased 10 place al u,c disposal Of the
House the t0lrtf rial AID oAer t-ywn revenues of
Upper aud Lower Canada.
some debate ensuei. and Lord John Russell congrl,-
ulated The house Oh the geu,ral disposition shown To
treat thIs subject without reference IT, party questions.
Air OConucil objected 10 the uujlstcc done 10 Lower
Canada. Lord Russell spoke of ihe representation for
Lawcr Canada having reference To It's future popull-
ION lie also said that the appropriation for tic debt
ot Upper Canada were for works of great public i'm
proyernezi no, yet con y.cled. The bill Was o.Lcrcd
TO he received.
On June 2L,a very animated debate took place on
Tie subject Of emigration, aut a pusrus'iIou OF AIT. o.
BiIcn 10 make lib, rII advances for Canada waste lands
for the reception Of the ppor starving at home. As
o. ihc ~Sulyccio ia severity inHar.s AE r. OCJEnur
aud Mr.. Vincent, now IN Imprisonment. NUloss tian
fliUu3 persons IA YORK hal petuoned for a mil
der course 10 NJ. OCcuuor m gil there, Mr. r.
.eta.t Tall1DrI Withdrew III. Iuo.rti 10 petition lac
Qn,el fr relief uil lac should see # ministers 6Gop-
ted the cuUrse OF amrIouton They promised.
The Lsrls, TIC nishF OF Iu { -. were occupied
with the case by Lord Lyndnur,,. Cor papers on The
sulphur dsPuic with Naples. lie weni INTO a lung
exposition OF the matter, and c.lrr au crgieaarion fsm
L)nj Melbourne, withdrew his call.
IalaoH, jane SI-Fhe most nj oT ant ftct derived
from Ihc Paris papers Of Monday, Is Ir u The recent e1-
dcdii1n II AlseIrs has turned outs fIluro. The BUR
nails contain Nuri,uS aiau n MS upon he sghJcci, but
1 = unnecessary - rocap!;ulaie ihcn. - lie letter
iran orr PARIS Corr"sPIld nj ui!urla eu accurate Tc,-
RESERVATION ct the exact position oiSdaIrs.
From our Own Correspondent
Paris. Juna lsi-Ihsrc IL bu; ore cput,n in Paris
n regard 10 thc manner ia wh,rh the late campaign
against Atd-cLKader has been conducted. The jour.
nails of every co,Oug admit that ia. result is dcp!o a.
bic. md openly accuse Marshal yalec Of iucdpaciiy.-
Notwithstanding the magnificent bulletins on which
French vanity has fed for ,he Last month, ii IS now
clear thai the followers OF ebd-ei.kader as masters
Of The country-lhat The mach talked ofvicror.cs
OF the Preach have only led To the occupation OF one
solitary SPOT ia The interior b. IA hard al ufthe inVr-
ding army. To relieve tkesc same, battles must bp
fought over with diminished resources. The Arabs
will have ample time to destroy the military rout
which Marshal Nalce j. represented us having traced
across the Atlas. and Certifying the pa.ses more srlng
~ than before. Really this IS a dsgraccsDl business
for ihc parties engaged m u, particularly rl NJ. Theirs,
I a IN la.rs. .ns Ill - I'D. 81 N-
le rs Philippe alone have Distinguished ,hemsclves.-
Nothing could BE more gallant th1u fhc bearing OF The
Duke 81 Orleans, nothing rl"rc spirited than fe con-
duct of hs brother the Duke Of Aumalc. Boil
fought IN the foremost ranks. aud both carried OF the
palm for bravery IN the estimation OF the ARMY.
Marshal Ealiee Hust be recalled. but 1ho II to sue.
coed hm! Bugeaud IS perhaps the only man -
France Who has the qualities requisite fora cuecT[
iul competition with AbG-sLkaLer.
From the ConstiiuiiunueL
"Ou the 2OLI Inc army commenced It's return q, al.
gicrs, escorting the Marshal ard the Princes. u Tad
scarcely proceeded a league when the Arabs began to
hor,ss ihe rear bt the most serious atEris vas az tho
camp Of The Olives, where our ryogs had biyouackcd
OF their advance. There a strong column oftle en-,
my vas seen gradually To slo, itself on an eiuinenca
which commands the road. an ar~rnrt was maIs n
avoid %; but a. suddenly fell on 10 l7,h regiment II
Light Infantry, which formed the rear guard his reg
imcnt behaved we'll but IL coulc not long keep IN check
about 1000 cavalry aud iUflnfry. anI u asked fJr rein
~iofccmpnis. Meantime il kept up a well supported
Ere against the enemy, who fought with incredible iu-
~.
The Arab horsemen hal dismounied and attacked
ono company with heir sabrcs; happily tho Zoaycs
came 10 their relief Our cayaiy OF he regiment Of
hussars also dismOunied and acted rs sharshootcry.-
The combat was long and obstinate, and the uuforu.
n1te l7b Regiment. which sto,d frm n ire last mo.
mcui. experienced severe loss. On his memorable
day or soldiers used each 100 cartridges. We had
about 100 kiled and 300 wounded. On the follow
ug day The army vas at B,idah, and he neat day at
/ Agcirs.'
Spdi9-Nuch importance is sfachcd 70 The succc.s-
Gil operations # the Chnsfinos against The f.rrr,s
OF NofcIla The Quccustuops, by The latcs' Jessofch
bad carried Inc outer works. and iho Ca. ISIS a