Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
We are indebted 10 the edition. Of The New YORK
Herald ir an extra containing late and interesting
fron Europe. The advices were roceiv-
cd BY the packet ship LOUIS Philippe. in % DAYS
IRON HaNre. The Paris dates are 10 Dec. Sd. the Ila-
ve to the Alb. London to the lst. and Liverpool TO No
veinber 30.
Tho Louis Philippe was oil the Hook on Friday
evening. during The gale. and had 10 stand oil shore.
The Hon. Daniel Webster has arrived in the Medi-
a,sr. lie and his family have isAen rooms at the AS
TOR House.
The Sutton Of Turkey has granted a Charter to his
snh,esss, which Is creating a great sensation in Europe.
The London Morning Herald" states from a source
worthy Of belief. that Lord Palmerslon has addressed
a letter TO the Ambassador Of The United States in
London. that her majestyis government intends 10
blockade oil tho ports in the Chinese Empire. AMI that
the circumstances under which this measure has been
resolved upon. render il absolutely necessary for
Great Britain to take this step. This is a mos; in.
poriani movement; for il il most likely that al the
British forces in Indis. flushed with victory FROM AZ;
ghanisian. will march with alacriiy to China, and re.
ducs the Emperor 10 submission and TO make recon-
pense.
The extensive spinning mills Of NJ. Ruel. ut oiss.l.
IN the Scine.infsrieure werc entirely DESTROYED by
hire. Nov. 9th. The disaster was attributed 10 male
Violence. Loss estimated nj 100000 francs; insurance,
10000.
Hosilities were said to have rccsnmenced between
the French troops in Africa. and the Arabs under Ab-
del Kadcr.
The Madrid Gazette Of November Goth announce.
officially that the King of the Netherlands has recog-
nized the government OF Isabella II.
The money markets Of London and Paris remain
dull. but with liule alteration. Cotton is a little lower
in Havre.
Notice was ported at The Bans Of England. Nov. 80.
~ isl!ows--"The Governor and Company of the Bank
oil England are ready, until further notice. 10 receive
applications for Loans upon the Deposit of approved
Bills Of Exchange. not having more than sir months tn
run such loans TO be repaid on or before 18th January
next. AT the rate Of interest Of G per cent. per annum,
and not 10 be sums less than 1900 each.
The Charfiss-Thsse men ne still making great ef
forts TO create a general rising. They have caused
severnl soldieps 90 desert.
Last nights Gazette confirms not less than 70 bank
ruptcica. The greatest number which has appeared in
one day for sornc time pssi-tEIcsald Nov. 80"
Ii is snid nj Hamburg that one Of The Grst mercan-
tile houses of that city will spen n credit of ten mil
lions of mares baneo (f7I0.000) for the Bank of Eng
land. More trouble there.
A P~rndisious inundaiion took place in the Thames
and overfiowed many places, towns and villages Oh it's
banks.
The Constitutions" states that a new minister ho.
boen appointed for the United States. in tho nlace of
NJ. de Poniois, now at Co nsiantnople. II is 10 be NJ.
dc Bacourf, formerly resident French minister Al
Carlsruhe.
Our Old acquaintance. Count de Paniois. is cutting o
/ hoAst III tHf NIL. An AQsulhn IaDCr guNa llnf he
has thrown the Russian diplomaIis;a into O state of ter
ror. by declaring that Franco will recognise the indie
pendence OF Egypt, as was done in the case Of Texas.
The French Chambers were TO meet oil the 23d
December.
A new internal machine astonished the Par.sians BY
nm explosion, near the Palais Royal. on the night Of The
29ih Of November.
Horace Vcanet has arrived at Alexandra aud has
been presented TO Mehemet Ali. the P.cha OF Egypt.
they had ar interesting conversation about painting.
M. de Poniois has had an audience with the Sultan.
He has taken a splendid house al Pern. where he in
lends 10 eniertaH, the members Of The Divan anu the
diplomatic corps.
Count Mole has delivered an eulogy on the lato Gen
eral Bernard, at the Luxembourg.
NJ. Theirs forms tho point Of attraction OF The oppo-
'itioa in France. His department is very attractive
in the Chamber Of Deputies. lie has a splendid house
in the plncs de 81. George.
The belief gains ground That there 10 to be a fur
ther shutting of places amongst the Melboume inca
pables now in office. Lord Normandy is to bc c1peI-
led the IIOme Office. and provided Tor m the Privy Seal.
Lard John Rassel Is To return 10 the Home ofirc-whiIc
Lord Clarendon is TO grapple with the difficulties that
envelope the colonial relations.
ENGLAND.
The Duke Of Wellington i, better.
Lord Brougham's daughter is very i'll.
Louis Napoleon spends the win,sr al II Brighten.
Lord Melbourne is about to marry a widowed
Countess.
LOU illti ~ rcprlulannOi three distinguished Brit
ish officers for attending political meetings.
The ~reicning Duke and Duchess of SAKE Coburg
are expected 20 arrive on a visit to her Majesty in the
month Of March
Appearance of he Queen uhea de made her DccLa-
ration Of LoUc.-Iler majesty wore a brilliant brace.
lot, on Saturday. a, the Pnvy Council, on which WIS
the portrait Of Prince Allsr. The Marquis Of Ians.
dOwnc addressed a very complimentary speech TO her
when she had concluded hers. Saying that he was per-
siaded that the news Of her approaching puptials
would ditiuse universal JOY throughout the realm. and
that he begged her gracious permission TO make the
ncws public" The Queen bowed gracefully and
handed him her speech.
The Queen appeared to feel The er;rcme awkward.
ness Of her position. looked unusually pale, and read
the declaration Ct her intended marriage with some
treP'daiIon OF voice and manner. though she pronoun-
ced the words mature consideration smphalically. II
was generally observed that lord Melbourne booked
aged. and appeared not TO be in his usual spirits. All
eyes were on the Duke Of Wellington. and universal
Joy was experienced al seeing his Grce 50 perfectly
recovered. Lord Brougham was present. and. ~ his
animation Of manner, furnished ocular demonstration
that be was perfectly alive Pod.
The waters Of the Elbe at HomburRh, a few duys
since. fell 30 To- in consequence Of an east wind hat
a stone. the oHsteace Of which was known, became
uncovered at the extremity oflow water mark. upon
which were iound engraved the dates ofI5fO and
l74O. That Of 1889 has been added 10 them.
The East India Componyis stesm vessels. Queen
FOR Bengal asd Cleopatra. for Bombay, have sailed
from Spithead. They will proceed TO India under
canvas. having their machinery completely fitted. and
their paddles and tunnels on board. They have each
three hundred tons ofcoal on board. and ore armed
with four % FOUNDERS on the broadside, and large
swivel guns nj the bow and siorr.
Al Newport, on Tuesday, Zsphaniah Williams was
committed for high treason. after an investigation OF
is hours. in the course Of which tho prisoner was
proved to have made a lot o cattrdgcs. sndto have rome
with the rebels to Newport. Ineonscquenee ofthe Char.
tists,hy their attempts upon the military .hav ing succeed
Ell IN e%O-ruptng 4 on the 25ih, who last week deserted.
the commanding officer ha thought proper 10 strength.
en- the pickeis, aud The magistrates have ordered ali
Pubiieans and beerscller 10 close their houses at eight
o'clock until further nofice.-Tfnsa
TRANCE
The journal de Paris. noticing tho question Of pro.
tcctng duiies AZ % effects The importation Of linen
thread from England, says tho French raanuacmror