Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22

SNau 70 NtshSNf Species OF corn WIS lu
realty improving. and there was prospect Of an IN
bundant harvest. al
The European has tho following: g
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
ire, upon the whole, more favorable than for some :
lime past. There is yet advance in the price of !
goods, but ur.hases maAing from belief that :
The lowest point of depression has been reached. !
which will increase conference.-the certain precur- :
sor OF enlarged and improved profits. The fIvorl- ;
bile repors respecting the prospect OF the crops is
also exercising considerable influence. IL removes
all apprehension of the Bank Of England restricting
credit for the purpose Of protecting their bullion
The hustle Of the elections is. in districts. IN
ierruping regular business. bu they will only last
Or brief period and there is every reason TO be-
we that thy will be followed by increased easii-
city in the staple branches OF internal industry
This result obviously however, conditional on
the administration of The government being conduc-
ted on such principles as will inspire ani mlinain
The confidence OF the Iosscssnrs Of capital and W tn
out which all the springs OF industry continue
Taraliscd.
PORTUGAL
We have accouas from Lisbon 10 the l4ih of |
June The ministerial crisis in Portugal has al
leRglh been ronght n close The following Is a |
list of the newcabiner-J. \. DAguiar. prcsiIcnt
Of the punc and minister Of the interior. A. j. A
villa finance; Count Villa Real. war; Funseca Ma
galhaes foreign afIIrs; Costa Cab al. justice; 4. r
/ Pesiana marine.
FRANCE
/ The Chamber Of Peers has voted the budget and
MARSHALL Suult, IN the course OF his explanation
said he would speedily reduce the army by 10000
men
The Temps says that the council OF m nisiers has
| al lat come 10 decision 10 the prosecution of
The journals which have repubshed the letter of
Nj. Simon Dder The intention Of bringing them
before the OF peers is abandoned and Il is de.
termined that such journals and pamphlets the
Aimanach dcs Honnetos gems, which IN any
connection with each other, shall be tried by the
same court OF nsS;Zes.
The Oh ,m5sr ofPeeis has approved OF The treaty
Of commerce lately concluded between France and
Holland.
NJ Lefebye dc Bacourt the Charge d'afflirs Of
France nj Buenos Ayres. has written 10 the ministry
10 demand his immediate recall, new difficulties
having arisen in Ia Plata, which can only be set
lied by an appeal To
The M1nienr publishes the comparative returns
Of the trade Of France with her colonies and foreign
countries during the years 1888. 1889, and 40
IL appears from this document that the importa.
lions in $40 amounted To l.799 000. 000C and ex-
lceeded by 205.000000f those of 1885, ana by
.2O2O0O.00OE those Of 339. The exports in The
sameysar set down at FOG 700 .00Or showing
an increase of 100000 00f over those of 1910 and
"a OUO.OOOL Us compared with the exports of $50
! SPAIN
! Madrid letter Of the l2,h If June says that
! ine new laTlU Is under DISCUSSION IN the COrcs.-
member proposed that British cotton goods be adj
miited duty free. but the motion has no chance OF
being carried, As the ministry well disposed
on the subject.
On The 18Th. The chamber was still occupied with
The tariff and budget The army of Catalonia was
TO be reduced 10y 5000 men; and accounts from ST.
Sebastian say that the Alb corps OF The army has
been disbanIed.
THE EAST
he A. 80. = MI
under date CoasanInople the 3D. that the Pashas
OF Bagdad. Bosnia and Others had reyolted and in
tended To declare themselves independent OF the
central government IL said that the Plsha al
Blgdid. not having succeeded ia has undertaking;
had sought refuge ia Persia
The SJrvIan government had addressed 10 The !
neghbOring powers expose Of the crueiiies late-
ly Pcrpetrated by the Arnauis in Balguria Some /
Df the CHRISTIANS had returned to their homes while
pliers were determined 10 wall, on the SerViah Ter
TiOry, the arrival Of the Turkish Commissioner va
Cub Pashl
The flOwing are The conditions offered by The
'orie TO Alrhemet Ali. according the recOmmen-
aliOl oflle ambassadors ofths conference with the
reception O! Lord POnsOn5y. who appears still TO be
n minority
/, The hereditary possession Of Egypt is confirm
d 10 MehemeI Ali, md hs descendants ia a direct
me. i
2. Mchemet ALI will lie allowed to nominate his
"a
by only confer the title Of pasha with the con-
eut of the Iltan.
8, The ANIMAL cOntrbuiian il fixed nj $1,000
urses. or 100000 of piastres, f400000.
4, The viceroy will MT be allowed To build a
ship Of war without the permission Of the sdtaD.
5. The laws and regulations OF the empire TO
'e observed ia Egypt. with such changes the pc
uliarliy Of the Egyptian people may render Decessa
y. but which changes must receive the sanction Of
he Porte.
A ielegraphic despatch received IN Paris on Mon
lay announced the acceptance OF the hrman by Me-
icmei Ali, and the ARR, al of the Indian mail.
The German papers state hai the instruction in
Cand.a was still mnkngl progress, and tlat in ano-
her attack made by the Turks on the ntrenched
amp Of The insurgents al ieraclion. they had been
-epulsed with loss. the nephew OF Muslapha Pa /
ina was said TO have lain in The field decisive
was expected to have taken place on
The 9Th
According tn advIces from Consianinople Of the |
9th inst, the divan was disposed TO make important /
concessions TO the Christian population Of Syria, and
was to erect jerusalem INTO free city. under the
direction Of Turkish governor. The spirit Of in. |
surrection was also spreading ~ Arabia.
ARRIVAL or THE INDIAN MAIL.
The steam ship Great Liverpool arrived az Mar /
seles or the 2Sth oft. from Alexandria, with the \
Indian mail. Dstes are from Bombay May %, from /
Noia. June %; but no news from China Of a late /
late.
Inducements iOrOuf army ia China. II is said that
the reiniorcemcnis To consist Of $500 Europeans
and a small number Of native Troops. At Bombay /
similar preparations IN progress for erpedHiDq
troops 10 China, where the most unfiyora5le aspect
prevails.
The season was very much advanced ond fears I
were entertained that nothing satisfactory would
be done before the storms sci ~ in the Chinese seas
The cholera was raging 81 Bombay. but the mos.
tally does not appear % have been very alarming
and was almost entirely confined % The natives
AMSTERDAM JDuo o.
Private accounts irJm Amsterdam Of The 23fb ut
imo state that the B,ufse was greatly agilated on
lhsi day m consequence Of n report that q second
Russian loan wouli be shortly brought out The
sum al hni required was not 10 exceed 5000 600
OF silver rubles lfl 39OO00), bot h would appear
ih1i The Russian government D. M efcat need OF
money ifJn Tie tci Of lis offering must advsets.
geous terms Goo fhe contractors who would piy their
i"saimen' before The Time @. which hey became