Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL AT BOSTON OF TIE STEAMSHIP
CATEDD\t.

CALEDONIA
This lp which len Liverpool ON the All inst
IN the afternoon. reached her mp,ru-s al Fast Ipston
IN ThursIay. at half past uic O'clock L. NJ, thus
hiaAlns The passage IA I~o hoYrs short of frccn
days.
The Steamer BrifiSh Qsccn lcn Crarcscnd on the
3D'h nlrnn, aud Portsmouth Ibe ~ inst. IN, MAS
Obliged 10 pat back are informed To Hastings in
Sussex. TIL reason not ;s.icncd
On l"pAing over the accounts non come io hand
wa first ma uraiy consider them ia their h.aric o..
ne nii-imInr'ani question: of war b,twecu France
ai'i 'he Trimming iowcrS u Eurupc. Tor such assn
fcdl' Nii' Nc should take riacc-afid IA these
we final much ic ~. that tie tranquility of tl,
World Viii Eut be disturbed Louis Philippe rs We
were FULLY persuaded he crcnlnly volll ha. d,,.i.
dedly opposed the warl.kc al " ThierS vino
has IA consequence resigned AID been rcplaccd by
another ministry. ef which VI ,r>hal SJult is the head
u lhs mnrc pacific cabinet x:!l be able to command
mal"riy ~ the ChaEIhcr 81 Deputies remains vet 10
he seen W" have Our hu. ss. uni. however. without
mingled fears fi,is head BAT ul this we feel Ger.
IAN that ''hing short nf a rc,"luIon.--of nn ovor.
'hr'' oi the present. dynasiy.-can produce gener.
nj war.
The success of the Turks and EnsIsh i, Syria
wu'itd seem Ia remove great cause Of complaint
on the part OF France The principle was admitt,,
ny her. that II was desirable sichemet Ali should moi
re'an Syria. but NJ Thivrs commended that the allied
powC had not the ability 20 drive hun thence Tho
r..
they had nearly succeeded n the aitcmpt We copy
ia continuation of Ibis opspn. the following arl,
nnm the LosdOn Morning CdrOaicle OF the A.h. Ihe
Last PAPER received.
The trenrh papers Of Monlay.rcccived by or usr
al express publish the ire, ralic dispatches annn
cling the cumcic insurrcction of the Lebanon and IN,
hIghtGi the Emir Bsschr. wk.ch reached u. yeserI,
by special courier
They decisive events before which all the zoa
an PASSION OF The French expire Hilbert" each cle
graphic dispatch announced that "ihe Lebanon wa,
rir1uiE snoiEer to.e u be told AMI bath III,
French pres and Government must admit that tho,
were deceived IN their calcula,inirs
when the Tu'kish eHpedIiiun allied 10y the British
naval force. succeeded IN upying position north
nj Beyroui lbrahim PacIa, rcadoGS are aware
took post of Meruba. ia the nuun. aims towards the
source OF iLe Dogs River, IN the lst of the Maroi.
lies lie deemed that the efforts Of the invading rce
would be chiefly directed towards iaciting the Chris
ian population 10 rise. No doubt Il was So and with
some success, SINCE an important post keeping ~
ibrahim's communication with Bcyrour was attacked
and carried without the arhas being able 10 prevent
H. Had The DruSes not risen however all the effort.
OF The MarOnIics might have been iStiIscIu,l
The DruscS occupy the hills which rccedc from and
dominate the coast from Bcyroui SIda They were
IN arms ~ He summer and had becn crushed by SOY
man Pa"ha. aided by their Emr. r. schIr Ibrahin
relied uiOn SOlyinan's force in BcyrouI, and the I'm
" own irwer "a the mountains. To keep the Drlscs
quiet. Had they dome So. Ibrlhiin might have wai
TED all the had weather forced our vessels 10 omit th,
coast in attack igpnnL and crash the Maroniics Ru
The taking OF Saida and the distribution OF arms frurr
Thence SINE" mp the Druscs in despite of the Emr
anu 'he result has been the complete and joint nsur
rcciion Ul Druso and AIarsnc 10 the noril and sptI
oil BeImui lbrahim has, in consequence To keep kis
connection open with Egypt. Btbcek he must prol,a
bly, eSacuaic as well B.yruu rs The Metuals can.
hoi ia 10 initiate TIE cxlm pie of their mountain hro
rem; and the Pacha must recall his troops from Mora.
sch and AlcPPp To defend Damascus.
Damascus has large porHlIiiun of 30 600 inlal.
ianif mach d's'brcied 10 the Egyptians South of il
- the iHIiucnso-end icfe province Of The uaourln
50 lately IA InSurrection AMI ais, dis,icie 10 the T.
EyIHInns bcsS"s being uHa5isir lis Position tn re-.
ss' whatever impulse may be given Ivy the mUuaia:l.
GERS. The occupation of DiIl Gus bv the Iu.urae,,t,
and The Anglorurks bccoE Illus n probni,lo even,
"hch would sui oil !hIahi.H altogether from Egypf.
and force him in lime 10 a ,urrcszlrr On IN. oi.'.r
hand ~ 20 avoid THIS Etc Ibrahin concentrates hi,
"rce IN Tie Phcb1tc of Aero, aRd evlcunies Nnrr!,
AMI CeniFa! SYRIA en Ike Treaty OF he l5t o. yuI
IL executed
IL Is rcmarkghlc Thai the conclusive ~ ys Of the SUE
cess oi the allies in ria aud the Instruction of IA,
moni'iaincers "ccasioned of per CEN nj The
nIiS 's'sc Las success Is considered tlyug 10
peace.
IL is also. in this conncci.a. imnor,,,, , be-, -
view. that the British Secretary for Foreign Amir
I"rd FacrrSon, has ADDRESSED a dr.paiiL ~ I,rI
fonson'y The British Ambassador at Consiar,i,,r ~.
expressing 4rs disaPPrObliion Of the dep,s lion of Me
herE'i ALI from lie Government oG Ecypi and a do.
are that The possession of that country snuld be rr,
e'a 20 nm and descend To his son. which Is all hnr
France required.
The Qneen Regent Of Spain has unes p,c,cJlv 70.
nounced the Regency and Quilted The co,ntrv levin,
h"T chilcrcn IN the hands Of the ruling pariy we
nave not space r detail Of the particulars of TN.
e'o"' bui VAL eiHseHyor 10 give III, n Tomorrow.