Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-25
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
POUR DAYS LATER FROM EuROPE

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Steam Packet Caledonia. Capt James Nc.
Keller. arrived Mt her moorings at East Bosion, ON
saturday morning nj seven O'Clock. from Liverpool
via Halifax. having accomplished her nip in -
lays and ID hoerS. London aud Liverpo papers by
her are mp 10 the morning Of Sept, 4th. inclusive.
the day Of her sailing.
The harvest had proceeded rapidly. and in conse- |
qrence of fne weather there had been the 3l,i |
decline I'm the price Of wheat of 5 10 stillings
IN the preceding fortnight The price current Of
The ihini quote further decline OFF, To , shillings
ia consequence Of the continued fine weather The
duty on wheat g. SlS -four 4. per barrel
The cotton market steady, without change in
prices The China news received New York.
by the Abkar and carried To England Ivy the Great
Western had, as was expected, impriani effect
on the ten market Companys Congo. receded from
Is. al Is. 81. per ID. Subsequently on news be
ing received by the arrival OF the Premier ut ST
Helena from China. and other ships loaded with
tea being spoken complete anic was produced.
and there WINS further deel inc Of Id per III; and
the latest price Of Company's Congos were Is. lid
tn Is IL Led.
Lord Sydenham IN, resigned the Office or Cover
nor Genesal Of the American Provinces, and asked
permission tn deyolve the office the officer ner
IN command. TO enable him to leave Ctnada early
IN the autumn. The resignation was accepted Au
gust 10. and Lord John Russell communicated 10
him TIE intention Of the Queen io confer him the
or'ler OF the Grand Cross of tho Bath. proof Of
her appreciation Of hls services Lord Sydenham
speaks in tone Of greats satisfaction Of the
Of his mission 10 Canada.
Samuel welles, Esq. Ermerly OF Boston, and Ga
many years the head OF an eminent banking house
IN Paris. died ut Paris August IA. Mr.. welles had
been dangerously i'll for some weeks.
! The following the Ministerial appointment.
THE CABINET.
First Lord ofthe Treasury-Sir K. Peel. Bart.
LordIiish Chancellor-Iord Lynlhurst.
Lord President ofIhe conneil-IOrd Warnclfs
Lprd Privy Seal--rhe Duke OF Buckingham.
Secretary of State (tIome Department. Sir Ja.
Graham. Bart.
Secretary of State (Foreign Depar'meri.) 1.-The
Earl Of Aberdeen.
Secretary Of State Colonial Departmcnt.--Lort
Stanley.
} Chancellor Of the E,chequer--The Right Hon
Henry Goulbum.
First Lord Of the Admiralty-The Earl Of Had
dingion.
President of the Board Of Control-Lord Ellen
borough
Paymnser OF the Forces-The Right Hon. 81
Edward Knaichbull.
President OF bard of Trade-The Earl Of Rpm
? Secretary at war.-The Right Hon. SIr Henr!
! IIarange.
The Duke Of Wellington, already stated. doc
not hold Office but will be the leader of the minis
. ieria party i'm the House Of LDrls.
The Earl de Grey-Lori Lieutenant ofIrelanc
The Right Hon. SIR. George Clerk, Bari. Chic
I Secretary To the Admiralty.
The Right Hon. Admiral SIR George Cockbnrn
! g. C.. Bone Of the Lords of ihs Admiralty,
? Lord Ashley--One of the LIds orthe Admiralty
Sir Frederick Pollock-AItoney General
Sir WIN Foeit-Solicitor General.
Sir Edward Sugden. Chancellor fOT ireland.
THE ROYAL HoUsEHoLD.
Lord Steward Of the Queens HOusehold-rh'
Earl Of Liverpool,
Master Of the Horse to her Majesty-The Earl o
Jersey.
Master ofIhe Qneen's Buck Hounds-The Ear
Of Rosslyn.
There have been somc heavy failures ia Liver.
pool. The well known house OF MOlynsuI, Wnher
by & Co. have suspended payments. The firm i'm
ported cotton To greater extent Than any Other
house.
The new steam carriage has been again tried on
T common roads London with complete success
having run at the rate Of % miles per hour with
sixteen passengers.
The new novel by Cooper. called the Deer
I Slayer" was to be publ'hed in London on the GIL
inst. by Bentley.
s.. Howard Douglas. formerly Governor Of New
IN e Grnernl.hip OF the Canadns
NJ. de BOJizcO the Russian Minister ~ Washing
ioh is To be recalled aud will. il is said be sent "a
Vienna
The late fire in Smyrna consumed no less than
| III 900 houses.
Mrs. Fanny Kemhle Butler was shortly TO appear
nj Coyeni Garden Theatre.
| The French papers state that The disorganz1lion
Of the military free of France had been agreed "a
| IN council NJ Human insists on the army being
reduced To 100000 men. and the navy TO 10 ships
of the line. Marshal SOult hesitates TO accede 10
the concessions demlnded of him.
The weather continued To he splendid in Paris
The adviees fn'n Madrid. (Span) of the 25Ih ulr
state TINT Government had positively announced 10.
determination to pay OF the years Interest due on
the old Indemnify Bonds.
/ The COrtes closed on the 2ilh ult
The German papers received via Paris contain
little news Of interest. Prince Meternch nrriy ed al
! CobleniZ on the 2ojh ult. his way to Cologne
Baron ROihschild arrived nt Frankfort
According 10 theAngsburg Gazette. Meh emet Ali
has offered To resign in favor of his Ibrahia on
condition OF being appointed GRIND Vizer with the
view Of assisting the son in the regeneration Of the
Ottoman empire but The proposal had been rejected
IN conference nj which were present the ambasss.
doris Of the great powers. Tahir Pacha the paoifica-
toe Of Gambia, talked Of the future Grand vi.
er. aud WINS daily expected.
The Bosls Gszetie says that l 4 900 Swiss tadi
Gals attended the meeting in favor Of the Canton OF
Argau, The President Of the Grand Council Of
Argau had issued PROCLAMATION 10 the Swiss peo-
pie, setting the Diet al defaRcO.