Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14
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View York. brought four days later from Europe.
Inc s,cvon'. from E1rye are somewhat hvts.t
Aho % 70 cerhets Tor cVssoo better. IN. demand beng
.s"'e NE pfic~s well sustained. end. if-jseJ. acoo<i.
ing 70 cone aeSosEis sdvpncsJ co<~Siss~hy.
lFrOfn tho Losdso Standard. D~~. al
~ 'heaaacerly average re,srs of The weekly liza.
"'ii'ss OF the Bank of England. yvblishsd IN tse De-
ret'e oflast nyhf. 10 spg<sn sbat there k,S bee~ . de-
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pspsn Of Thar>tiy iunish W.T. i:tse cst'ss boz esu-
ment. and ~ Gaife tot a vsry hicf .nslysis Their
leading sri'cles relate principally " the now gone By
topic Of the eastern question. The most interesting
part Of their contents 10 the description VI The yrrps-
s'tlons making Cor the funeral Cf Napoleon.
Nothing posinvs ., yet settled as 10 NE reported
loan. and indeed. according to one report. The GOverr-
neai Will be able 10 do without one. the Bank OF
France having agreed to sccepi Treasury balls To .
large amount This report obtained such general cre-
ssnee that The funds rose on "Wednesday. and IN we'll
informed quarters IL was believed that the Coverlneni
really intended TO adopt this mode OF n.kInx up che
deficiency in the budget.
Dec III 70 give credit tcroms t~tsrs ftea fhe
Levsn'. AZ should seem that Ibniim Pschs . iae,nsd
soi to obey the orden to retrea, sent To ham from A.
eIandris. But this information 10 dated at time when
he could not forssse the complete submission Of Me-
hemct Ali Yet IL cannot be denied that the events
Which have just paused IN conveyance VI the inter-
vention of the European Powers. may excite serious
discontent among the old Munulnans.
lbrahim, by placing himself at the head of the dis
coniented. might eagse unexpected eu~barrasmen,s
for the English power can DO no,hing beyond In.
coast and The Turks behold with grief What il passing
A letter from Censiantinoyle. Of the l7,h of Noysm.
Der. says that the population oil that city, and of all
Turkey arc in . state of fermentation. and look with
disPleasurs on the esen,s IN Syria. II 10 even said
that four regiments have muiinisd al. Min.,.
one OF them cantoned al kuiayah; lied al in
Officers on receiving orders to march.
Paris. Dec. l0-lt ID affirmed that the Minisir, had
received 10 day detailed account, Of the circrm,lan.
es which indu'sd The Pa'hz oil Egyp, 10 max. HE
submission.
ARRIVAL oF THE REMAINS OF NAPOLEON
IN THE SEINE.
Tho Hsvre Journal gives an account Of the sntr.nc.
VI the rstoainsiof Napoleon intn the Seine. and their
passing IN front OF that pert. Ga Tue,day the weather
cleared Tbs convoy arrived At Havre in the evening
and remained in Ihs rOads.
Al sI o'clock "a the morning. tho drums Of IN.
National Guard and the gari ION beat the revsiile.
and by hall past six nearly the whole population OF
theiown and eivirons wUrc assembled on the pien.
on the heights, and along The shore. eagerly looking
out Tor the funeral coriege.
As the lightinersasci The vessels became pereep,i.
bic. The NOrnandie steamer, with the BODY ON boar!
nss disiInguiaed taking the lead. dressed in her col.
on. AT sese, the convoy passed within a short dis
lance OF The J-iy. running AT a quick rate, impelled
oy the wind aid tide. with very liulc s,rsn on.
General sicniion was TUNED exclusively 10 the
Normandle, which made . majestic appearance. Tho
collin, covered with an embroidered pail, and surruun
dsd by lights, was the most striking object. The ssn
coming ou. just a. this moment. added greatly to the
effect Of The scene. This Journal adds, that ~snGbr,u-
nateiy. the arrangements made for lining the isttirs
with National Guards. for firing salutes. &c. were e-
fEeF kaRlr n.l. IL t.rIIu 1900 -. l.. Il ~
uohal Ciuirds were not present when the convoy pass
ed, and the municipal and other authorities zane
running TO the pier Just a. the steamers were going
found the end Of il. The ssluIes were not fred until
after the vessels had passed.
IL sp2es . that the steamer which Ia, been fitted up
to receive the remains Of tho Emperor At Rouen can
not be ssI,t down 10 the river. and is left At ST. Denis.
IL was found TO expose too great a surface TO the wind.
and was too wide aud high to pass under some Of the
bridges.
Tue Dorado has proceeded alone 10 Rouou. where il
VIII receive the remains OF Napoleon and bring them
as far a, 81. Denis. AT this place the eofhin will be
put on board the steamer abo,s men ionsd. and will
be conveyed in II TO Courbeyoie.
THE CAR.
The car which 10 10 convey Tho remains Of Nspois-
on frum C"urbe vote TO the Ihvalids u 6nis.ed. The
effect OF il msy,now be judged Of. as " veil by its drspc
mes and decorations. rs by its form which 10 nvch
more gig ME than that Of the car OF the victims ofyu-
". Ia - Ihirty-hvc feet ia height. 81 m length, and
100 IN width. IL 10 upon four massive gilded wheels.
The cor Is composed OF a basement. with panels be-
I"oon eolumns The platform upon which the coffa
$ TO be placed. rs covered with q violet eolor-d velvet.
m gold, with boes. stars and eagles. The
under carriages. both before and behind are Of semi.
form, decorated with the 6ur trophies Of Gags
taken from different nations.
The bier has similar deapcry to the pedestal. deco
rated with the imperial mantle. sceptre and crown. and
10 supported by fourteen figures representing The pris-
cipal victories Of the French. The base OF The car ],
covered with gshands and crownso Of Imnortelles
over the whole Is an immense grippe drspsry. which
hangs down 10 The ground. This prodigious hearss 70
to DC drawn by sixteen horses. dressed with feathers
housings embroidered with gold. with the arm,
Of the Emperor
The supporters will DO three M.shals and an Ad.
miral. all on horseback. An immense Temporary
wharf and a lofty temple are erecting at Courl,e vote
Tor the reception Of The remains on landing.
The officers Of the National Guard Of Psri, have
drawn lois for tho Legion. which is to escort the funer
car Of Napoleon from Cpurbevois 10 the Iny.lid..
and The honor has fallen On the 81 Legion.
The 10Th Will be stationed round the Inyalidss,
and the rest will line the route Of The cOrfsge.
The MinislerofIhs lDterior intends nroesedinK with
The authorities ef the department Of the S-iue, to tn.
limits Of the department beyond ST. Denis, On the ry. !
~. IN order TO receive the remains Of Napoleon with
Imperial honor. Two steamers sns preparing for
purpose.
BRsDFoRD. Thursday Fec. le-Ther. wa. . hi,
NNaP W pbcS mhrNsi. ana DofOre the 1
lose Of the day a fair amount Of bushes. was do., in |
yearly all kinds Of goods.
PAsts, Dec. l0.-Fivs per cents. liII9OaIII-5o |
ours 65. ihrses 70. Bank ofFnnce 33s7a3356.
ffEMs.
WATEs WoEks ai Harrisburg are completed and in
ull operation.
sLavSs--In Louisiana there are three slave. 10
wo freemen.
WEBsTEE's DICTIONARY il about To be publi.bed IN
new edItiun. containing 10000 more words than m,
I'D one. The whole number will be shout 50, 600;
10000 mere than are in TOdds Johnsons. and IS 400
more than RichanJson's.
haNenoO' birds are the quickest sighted % the worst
men are the greatest faul, finders.
CoUSTEsTLIr-Fihy dollar notes Of tbs IVES,
'tanch Bank. 81 willismspori. ND. altered from Gyes.
re ~ circulation.
CoLDEE IEr-on Friday morning last the ihermom.