Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM

EoA
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steam ship Great wes,eru. at New York brings
ondon and Bristol papers ofihe l4,h July aud Lis
rPool OF the 18th. We annex the following sum.
nary OF the news by this arrival. taken from the sew.
raj New York papers.
The Western arrived at Or istol on the 81. and ,en
The l4'h; making her passage in less than fifteen
laws.
The cotton marke, had farther improved.
"A considerable sensation was felt Cor the harvest.
The weather had been cold and unpleasant.
The elections have terminated in a majority for
The Conservatives. but whether il is a sufficient wor.
king majority was not determined when the Great
Western took her departure. From The tone at the
London Herald. Conservative, we infer thai the &c.
QUESTION of such a majority is very doubtful. The
returns up to The 18Th were rs follows
England and Wales. Conservative 2S3. Wings
1913; Sniland, Conservatives 10, Wings 81. Ire.
land, Conservatives 25. Wings - Tie new Cin-
s~eryalive gain was 81. Mr. OConncl has been lie.
icated in Dubiin.b but will GO into the new Parliament
from Meath.
rhe Queen OF n mover died on the o9th o. June
The King had desolved the Cham Ier Of deputies
Tor It's stubborn resistance 10 his projects.
Tie revenue returns for the year anil u ua-ter end.
Ing July 3 show a decrease of 52I 6 i0i ON the
year 1910. ard ON the quarter a decrease of 5306i.
The goeat decrease on the wear is ia the Gu, toms.
too6.91l. On The taxes there is an increase OF
whl calamity at Re. he.h m-Seventy lives I o L
"A Most dreadful accident occurred July S nj Roth.
Eth un, a small town about s1 miles from Sheffield
oy which no less than seventy lives were t.-O
OF mo g age an heavy decke 4 Arg $ which are so
common ON The Humber, was launched from the
yard of q builder named Coombers. Whilst on her
ways a crowd Of young men and boys, to the nrm.
Der oil IoO human beings, were permitted 10 cUllect
on her deck.
She was launched broadside on. aud unfortunately.
on recLI g the water she gave a lurch. The
crowt. probably ala rmed al this, rushed TO one side
when she suddenly turned completely over. 50 that
nearly all who were on her deck were Confined
within her bulwarks. As speedily Us the confusion
would PERM she was righted, but melancholy 10 re.
late, about seventy lives were lost. Of which num-
Der a large IrJPotion were young men ald boys.
RUSSIA.
The Augsburgh Gozsne OF the 9Th inst states that
"the victory which the Russians Obtained lately in
CIrcassia cost them n proiigious loss oflife. the noun.
toineers having opposed n most determined resist.
ance. The Russians finally remained masters Of
The field in consequence OF having brought forward
fresh irOops, but the victory did not produce a fayot.
able 1 preston upon the army, who percrIyed ina,
the sacrifice made were not compensated by the ad.
vaninges obtained"
PRUSSIA.
we hnd nOihing Of Importance from this quarter.
The king Of Prussia has ordered an aur,rrment
~ hN AAS VI N1sNll UT inc ut
Tick. who is 10 pass the remainder Of his DAYS at.
iacheJ To his Majesty. court
FRENCH AFRICA.
From the London Timesl
we have received by express the Paris papers OF
Monday, The Monifeur publishes u @ ollowInr I 4.
eSraPhic despite which naively demonstrates the
Total failure of the expedition OF Cen. Bugcaud in
A RIGA 10 arco np'ish any Of its objects.
The Governor General Of the French possessions
I The north ofAlrca to n Minister Of War.
"MosrAGANEM: July 3.
The division Of the army of oran. which left
Musiagancm or Mascara GA the 9Th ofJine, retur .
ed here on The 9Th ult IN satisfactory STA { ofheallh
ecuted by II. The num- or Of invulids lel at Mas.
cara or transported 10 Mostaganem does not exceed
400.
The division did not proceed TO Saido. becli
II was apprised that this fortress was evacuated and
party destroyed. IL was judged m re useful to
pursue the great tribe Of the IIarhem. frum which
Aodehknder springs. and derives his power. Tins
tribe never experienced lhe Consequences of war,
and was therefore the more desirous To braek the
. Q zee.
"Iiaving been followed during several days, this
'ube reireaied ID the borders Of The desert. It's cav.
ally, Ia The amount of alb IuI 5000. having enJca vor.
ell TO cover It's retreat, experien ed some loss.
The army then gathered in The harvest m the
plains OF Eghies 10 supply Mascara with corn aud
slraw-Al the SINE time IL laboured at lhe works Of
Mascara.
'AIilsroncs have been discovered in TIE reigh.
borhood. and in a short time we shall have mills
sufficient To grind -four for adivision of 5000 men.
The Jouunl des Debals states, that several shocks
nf an earthquake had been felt throughout the
kingdom Of Naples during The latter end af last
month, but 9 r%lunately attended with little or no
d m ,ge.-Madrid letters refer To a hurrirane. thai
dsv, stat d the district of Naval OF mo, in SD an.
the day oetOre the shock Of an cart quake felt in
Paris.
From The Morning Herald of July IA.
TUESDAY EVENlNG-Tbe Funds have been
hsavcy nll-day, and COnsOlS rather declined but re.
eJverod At The close TO The prizes Of yesrerday. 89J
g. 5 8 for money and AGROUND. Bank Stock les 10
40 EIcheqner Bills lbs to les premium.
i-KxeSsQ Stocks have boeu -geiRe-eu " demand
for some 6.oe Bland more especially those on NhiS6
90 divide-ls are payable.
From The Liverpool papers July 10.
STATE or TRADE.
LEEDS-There has been very Iiule cuisines.
done at The Cloth halls this week. and that little At
prices uinously low. The couutry manufacturers
m consequence Of the continued dull state Of trnde
are sill reducing Their operations. Unless there
should be an improvement after the elertion. mr..
over, and the har' est should promise to be a pro-
ducive one " is the opiRiOn Of many oC the better
informed amongst The manufacturer, that half Inc
hands employed in the WOODEN manufacture will be
thrown out Of work. There has not been any i'm.
Provement IN business in the warehouses; ia fact O.
leciioneering has been almost the sole business Of
the week-LeeJs Mercury.
MANCHESTER Friday Evening Had not on
advance taken place on cotton of some 5 ~ Ter cent
The opinion Is, that The prices Of Cloths obtained
last week woald not to-day have been Obtained. As
tits, there is a fair domanI, but no advance on a.
ny description Of goods. The manufacturer, how.
ever, % 3 clear, Is now in a worse position than at
any former period. unless IL be a few who make the
best printing Cloths, and such have rcaIizeI an
advance lOr The last three % four weeks. IN Yarns
the increase in the price Of ihe simple will no doubt
account Or The demand continuing TO b. good at
last weeks currency. The market, however. Is
firm OF these rates.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Monday. Ju.
" l2-On Sa turdsy The sales amounted 10 abou,
1000 bogs. To-day the same amount has been
done. The market - quiet but there is no change
On prices since The close Of The week. American
81 TO lad.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Monday yplv
Eve have this week had moderate arrivals.
Continued unsettled weather has given increased
hmnes 10 Inc Wheat trade; The millers and deal
ors have purchoseJ a free uarccfs 4, -