Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
Prom the Boston Daily Adre'tiser.
ARRITAL or THE COLUMBIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM LoNDo,

SEVEN DAYS later FROM LONDON. "
The steamship Columbia was telegraphcd nj half !"
,asi 4 O'Clock ON Monday afternoon. she then being ~
Al a great distance frpm the outrr telegraph station, 20
md she arrived at the wharf IN East Boston nj hall
Z. We received our London papers at half "a
past Z. which are to the third inst. The Columbia :,
sailed from Livcrpool on the al. which being sun a
the latest papers are Of the 81. 4,
The steam ship President had not arrived. having +,
been Ot 81 days irHn New York. Her non ARR. q
vnl caused. of course. much unehsincss as her sal. q,
ing had been announced 10y the packet ship Virginia
which lett New York three days later, VIZ. ON the
Nth.
SIR w. Colchronk. Successor To SIR John Harvey
in the government of New Brunswick, MAS n pas
scngrr IN the Columbia To Halifax.
A Liverpool paper of the 81 ns-"Noiifcaion
was made nj Lluyd's on Monday morning. requiring
tenders Tor Transports to convey 1890 men. with II
"ilicers. 10 Halifax aud Qnehcc. whittier IL is r. y ri-
I'd 1000 men are ullim iIels destined"
The London Morning Chronicle of the 3 rc-
markS-'Now that Canada Is tranquil, and that the
diff Fences with the United States np lnncer wear
a menacing aspect, the stream uf emigratiun will.
irhm various obvious causes. set in more strongly
than ever for that Interesting portion of our colonial
empire"
A Liverpool paper states that there are now 30
vessels IN the London and ~. katLrine ducks, GI-
ting out To convey %emigrant, To Sydney. Hobart
town. Canada. New York. aud To the infant colony
I w @hRN Sh'f''NH NNNhH ~ W N'AA ANttNA if thfNAAN
Of April. and they will carry oII in all about 1--WE
thousand passengers. The ships bound o. New
Zealand take uui bricks A. hllllst.
/, The House of Commons hid been occup' ed ia
discussing the varipns clauses ia the Poor Laws
Amendment Ball" and the Jews DrclaaIinu BILL"
4 moinn tn postpone the Ihirl reading oi The latter
, Tor SIX months Was negaiivcd.
D The government. by "A decree &c the I6 h had
b appointed three commissions. one of which was
1 charged with drafting a pr,jcrt OF law for the cum
4 .olidation of the floating debt; anuiher Ia ieN Use
= means iT combining the military administration
u with the civil finances; and the tIird To- inquire into
!; the subject of reform in the administration ur the
revenues. These committees were allowed ihiriy
e days in which To conclude their labor1.
We have news from Madrid To March %. The
CoTtes had assembled, had completed the ~NcIiiica.
Ii"n Of the credentials of the Deputies. and had g
e lected their President. Senior Aguellcs was choSeu
President by lis votes against &. This is cnns;d
y cred decisive at the liberal character Of a mljurit,
d OF Deputies, and IL was supposed to be decisive %
"a maI"riiy oppnscd To The sole regency. in the hand
Of Gen. EsinrterO; but this does not appear 10 b,
certain.
y President Hnrrison's inaugural address was copiet
" into the London Tnper, and. of course gave rise u
much comment. BY some of the papers il was Sc
verely criticised. and by others praised. The Lou
!" dnn Herald condemns II for Il want of cNpliciincs.
y The LhNcIponl Mail, after raj iculing the claSsica
illusions of The address snys:-"rhe whole comm.
! siiinn, indeed, Is calcul; ted To convey a very Ipy
idea oi the educarion Of a leading and pnpnlar ma
in the great ~repuhlir; aud fully warrants us in n,
ScriInG, which we have recently had uccasiun q, Il,
That Iniellect and Intelligence are sadly on The de
cline In the United Siaies.' How Lutte does Ih.
! author of the address now feel the censnrcs nr ,,
severest critic, or the applause Of the warme.
friend,
= UNITED SrATES-Thc Times states rho
government received dispatches fnm Mr.. Fox D.
the Britannia steamer. AMI That these dc<pltch,
leave no doubt OF an amicablc and immediate sci
uement between the United State. and Great Fri
am as lar as regards the question of Mcleod. AI
Fox had received a communication 10 I'm, en-,
rom The American government. couchcd IN the M,
c"nciliainry language. We think adds the Times
that the public mind may be al rest on this point.
The Liverpool Mail Of April 81 savs:
The uneasy feeling existing relative 20 our rel1
ti"ns with the UnIIed States has been n COOL ,Ica
diminished by the arrival nf the Britannia. M ,Je
~ the possibility of n war seems 90 he cnIcriainr,
Ih America, nor are there the smallest signs of nm,
preparation 10 meet %. IL Us admitted That th.
Siaicsa are defenceless. and there is every apneoronc,
that Mr.. Fox Is conducting his very delicate mi,
SION ~ such n way as io obtain Satisfaction. moi n,
injurious threats but BY :aiendly and respectful ne
goiiaiion'"
FRANCE-A good deal Of surprise has bcer
occnsiunsd 10y the arrest of NJ. Lehon. , n,r,rv an,
r The brother of the Belgian Minister in Paris. h
c malnppropTiaiion OF funds intrustcd in him. Amonr
lhe Clients whom he IL said To have svinJIed Nt n
Mnnialivei. Janvicr. and Plsca;o,v a. ,,c,,;unoJ
DUBLIN, March 3l.-Yesterlay morning H.,
Aess"l CHILLED The Energy left the port of Iimcr;cL
with l9J "m'eranis for Quebec. all of the I,bor;n,
u or farming class who appeared Transported will
'resh hopes "l ~. ccSs IN another land. This ds,
y the Brrneo sails. with 300 passengers for Tho sam.
port. Tomorrow the Ninian will sail with Ioo. an,
on Friday the Breeze with 200 more. The ~ bol
number amounts 10 nearly 900 souls. all bound e,
Qncber-
u At WINDSOR-An extensive roI
r hery OF plate mud other articles or value is dis
covered To have been pcrpeiraied at Windsor Cas
Ic. III" principal articles stolen consist Of SiIyc
finie and were sent from Hanover for safe custni,
!" England when the furmer country was Ihrcni
eIed Ivy invasion. The porter in charge If IN,
; establishment has abscondcd. and suspicinn is M
> 'nralIy excited against him as being The thief
EARTHQUAKES At AMNIER
This city is said to have been nImos, cntircIy 10
! str7ved by an earthquake. which happened ON IN,
night OF the 23d &c March. 1910; 900 person
+ were killed. The shock lasted Two or ,bree MN
n utes, and extended from north To souih. The cite
OF Ava and Tragain nrc also said IN have been dos
troyed' win many neighborRg villages.
CoNSTANTTNOPLE. MARcu IO.-svr;o :,
n''y "mu chiircly evacuated by the Egvpriar
n"Ps' Inc last 5000 men embarked NJ INN Io
NIehandria' to which city ibrnhim Pasha and hi
su''c proceeded in The stcamtuai 10 the Nile. Tb,
Ehgish marines TINT were in Sahrn. Beyrout an,
81 Jean dAcre have MISC len hose places. an,
cmh1rked IN The English mon oCyar. vb;cb Ior
beyrnni on The 10Th. and sliled for NTarmorizzo
to which port Inc Austrian corvette Clcmon1a
Mhi'h was also of Beyruui. Is gone. Redscbit
r''na mas received from The Sultan Tho insignia o
Inc Niychani lnichar Of The first class. and n prc
N'M "i q million at Masters in money.-AHgs
mine ZsatEHg. March %.