Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
FIVE DAYS LATER.
FROM ENCIANn

The packer ship United States Capt Brifton, arri
we'd from Liverpool, bringing dates to the st inst.
Ihere has been reduction the wheat duty of Two
'hilings per quarter Ministers are indirectly reyis
ING the Corn Laws. In tea nothing was doing and IN,
cotton market was dull
The ministry had sustained another defeat on the
IRISH Reformed Act
Inc Queen is likely 10 perpetuaie the BrunswicI
ine and until that interesting event takes place M
eouH A'ors oil any consequence may sccur. as these
fayors are to be reserved for the grand occasion
Ihe most important intelligence from France is IN,
success OF Theirs the secret service money which
was TO be considered test II his administration His
majority was sc, which created grnat surprise and !,
cry way strengthens the government
There Is every reason TO believe that there will be
congress OF European monarchs. tho ensuing sum
ner 10 decide upon the affairs Of the East This will
DC an important proceeding. and may dernppe the
plans OF Egypt and France and also Russia and Persia
Inc srhah OF Persia has quilted Teheran with =
large army t. ranquillize outbreaks some Of the pro
Ninces. The Russians have met with reyerses in tho
mountains OF Chiva; and the Emperor will finally
Head m the footsteps Of Napoleon and encounter ths
same disasters in sending his troops so for from their
homes u will he necessary have another Coogre.,
vienna before the affairs Of the East are settled and
We doubt whether their DEGREES can be as easily en-
iorced m ASIA as they have been in Europe.
u H reported but with what truth We are unable IN
discover that France will iako part with Tn,kev =.
In
MS would join Abdir Kadr with heavy force agains,
The French and that reDch feet would lombard Tan
giers IN Morocco.
Affairs in Spain and their finances continue very
unsettled 10y
Fanny Essler. IL j. said s really coming 10 tb;. o
ny can We pay her much NJ she earn. in FoyoDe
The King Of Holland will not marry his Mis,,e..
10 consequence Of the fall in The Dutch fund.-.
some curious details given respsctin0 81, No
sss Moniehores visit TO The Holy Land some tim.
back. On his pilgrimage Ne gHye tslaris ~ eve-v
one 81 ne ierueihes lie made careful roui,,cs re-
specuhg NO scvera bilhca antiquities Of The pi.ce
AVID Usce''aincd the srsunt of duty which Inc .c,ed
places and villages paid 10 NE Egyptian Govo,,ucnf
when was $1,000 puTsesa On coming ~ AIc,,,.
dfh ne offered The Nceroy 10 gay this s1,, ,, ~ r.
own pocket. provided the Vceroy would .Ilo,. -; =,
colOnze the plnces pariculsrised with IsoeJi,e, =,
which proposal the Vieeroy assented. provided ,bs
colony should BE- considered a. national and 49,, -
Ter European proiection,-Tines
UNITED STATES AND GREAT RRtTAr,
IN the British House Of Commons on tho 0e,b "A,
N motion for production Of papers relst,, =, 49,.
overeign policy Of Eagiand. among other, 10 tbs -,
lazy Question, Lord > Russell H sdveritnr 10 ~. +.
onyen'ence which sometimes attend o. said.
I've would give an'sther instance of sirniIa, 49,
YIN respect 20 the boundary eoestion A ye,. =.
"o hsa some papcrs were prt,dnced bef,ro a.. -
''e o. ,he United States, on which much d,sc,..,,.
- uli'ob' ana "a the course Of which much 49,,
'eo'sua"on had been directed aSsina Envl.ns ~