Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
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tOCh DAYS LATER EkOI iNCfl AND.
81 the ship 81. Lawrence, Bunker. from Liverpool
the Editors of the Commercial Advertiser have been
| oh!ieirgy favored NTH London papers 10 the 10 a
March and Liverpool 10 the lth. bolh inclusive The
racket ship George Washington aud Hibcrnia both OF
which sailed from New York on the 9TH of February
arrived Ct Liverpool the dGy-ihe latter about
three days after the George Washr gton
| Parliamentary Proceedings, March g. In the
House oi Lords numerous petitions for the appeal OF
| the "orn laws presented
In the commons ditto Mr.. Hume asked fhe office
| of Chief Justice of Upper Canada was vacant; the
gentleman who held the office had been ia England
year and halE and ii he was not wanted in Canada
the Office had better be abolished. Lord John Rus
sci said he had suggested the chief Justice the pro-
pretty OF returning TO his post and had been assured
that IN April nc would leave England.
The debate on the privilege question was resumed
and continued at immense length Finally was Ie-
solved TO lberate the sheriff without bail until the
6.h April by vote Of lis to 81. The minority yo-
led 10 discharge kIn altogether. And Lord John Rus
sci he'd leave TO bring ms bill, giving summary pro
lection 10 the publishers of Parliamentary rap r. by
vote Of 203 10 81
Ia the House Of Commons the Irish Corporation bill
was passed Lord john John Russel's protection bill
had its second reading. The House then WEN into a
ling debate On the army estimates.
The Queen II seems has cxerted her prcrora,ive 4.
besiow upon her husband that precedence which the
House Of Lords had refused 10 grant him An order
was gaze,fed the 9Th of March declaring Thai
Prince Albert Duke of Sa1ony DC &c should ON all
occasions take place, prominence and precedence
next 10 her majesty.
Tae boundary Qseaion.-The London tory papers
are Trying as hard ms any OF journals To raise
breeze @! alarm and agitation about the Maine bonn.
daFy ahIIr--ani with about a. mech reason The
Times Is especially solemn and oracular upon the sub
Jeci.
PortHgGiThe dissolution OF the Cortcs tool, ,5aco
On The 25ih of May. The dissolution was cogD 'e,I
It being apparent that The ministers could not success
iIlly make head against tlie opposition to their mea
sIrrs.
The Queen is about present her loving subject
with another scion ofroyclty
traHcs.-Thc uial ofsrengih for tho new ministry
was expected TO be made or the 9Th, when The vote
for secret service money was 10 be uroroSed Publ;c
Confidence IN Them seemed TO he increasing rs the
iunds had improved, the impression being pretty gen
erhi that they would be able TO carry ON The govern
mrnt without a dissolution
The naval force ofTrance, according to the latest
ret rms IS $50 veys,s, carrying 10000 guns 46 are
sh Ps OF the line, o. irgates and SO steam vessels
TDrkcy.-Fhe principle intelligence from Cons;an.
tnople IS oithe vigorous manner in which the new
Work oi reform Is prosecuted Frequent meetings Of
the Divln were held with this ohicct-fxed s,Inr;e.
Ia Cd been assigned 10 the magistrates charged with
the administration of jusiice-and many changes Ind
o'en made IN various departments, all 10 advance the
WORK Chief OF these was the dismissal Of Ali Ned
Jib from his past Of director ofthe mint and oC the k
lar aga, or chief Of the EunOchs-bOth opponents thc
reform.
u is affirmed That the Russian amhassador In. oc
iered the Sultan 20 place 10000 men al his disposal
and considerable naval force to attack the Erpaps
and drive them out 20 Syria fI.o that M a ~,
queni conference with Lord Pousonby. the Turkish
prime minister complained Of the deiay md was a.,
suFed That u one more end last appeal 20 the Pafba
should prove unayaibHg more efficient peosurcs ]
should DO resorted 20 by Greet Britain