Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
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at 10 O'Clock. 2. NJ She arrived Al Uahf,x. 4
al ,. NJ. on the 20h, and sailed thence fr Boston n
. / VI On The passage. sho los, n boy overheard.
The Columbia lcii Liverpool with IS passengers. for
Bostua aud Halifax.
The news brourhthy her il hi.ly im'ortaut and in.
''re."ns. IL - cicyon days later than that heretofore
received 'osing from Liverpool to th- 9Th, from London
To The 4 n. aui tom Pans 10 the 81 instant.
All the paper. speak OF the continued severity Of
mo weather IN almost every part OF Europe. la the
S>outh Of Fr,nre A. had been colder than ever before
Known. and itari were entertained of the casct uaon
the vineyards.
The Chartisis hold meeting 1t Newport. Cor the
purpose oi geiiins mp an address, TO the Queen. pray
lng Tor The restoration Of Frost. Williams and Jo,s,
from banishmcnt. There was NJ disturbance of m,
puo'e reaee' AMI the eoncorr-e. which consisted of
some thousands. separated quietly.
Tho laieG;Frcorh journals are flied with N.,v Ys,r
addresses To the k'ng. and his answers.
LOUIS Philippe, ia his reply to The speeches m7le Ia
nun ~ mo d~ipI'mliic corps, on hi, preservation of
peace. s1iLf
You know he wine which I have never ceased :,
attach TO the dpn'in of ttr pltiirsl resoso enjoyed
hy Euro2,, aud {, ih,n,iltsnaucc arhs -ap-r,l go.
convinced ~ / an that ih : state Of things il a,ixc IN,
interest Of France and Of all o'hcr slaics, n,tbin, hail
elan my eiiris 10 - operate with all ,le ,,vcreigns
tor te Preservation oftiis great blessing 20 onr n,ti,,.
and ] hope WIKI yau that in The wear which ha. ;u,,
opened TO ~ the wisdom 81 the Ca5ins. will a.,
us consolidation. I feel very sensib'y he solic I nj ,r,
ot the corps diaionotique. and the good wishes which
yea ousr IN "a name ior France, M family anI nv.
SELF ~
The allrcsse. OF the Chlmhara Of Peers and Door.
ties have 40 Distinctive marks of Political sentiment
bat The answers of ihs King 70 bDh prove that he i.
determined 10 preserve peace unlcs all rircum.tar.
ccs.
\ m,dm,n who hung himsellat Rbei,n, W. e,r,a
suspended but still alive; from a superstition that II
w's unlucky to cut the rope Ola genilcm7n i'm .nch
position be was allowed To remain tHl life was extinct.
when the police cut him down.
E-nvY H. ri
bSr'ti aynear. thai oltofa revenue orfiy two millions
ut H'Tin'. forty millions are required FOR the interest of
the delft.
The Nile has risen TO "a f,ot thi, vo1r. anil III,
inpndaunn IS ngcslt that iacIleula5lo mischief IN.
been done 10 the country.
4 mouu=crpt relative 10 tho military and naval ros;.
roaofCu1 ca snti' e'y written in Napo'eoa's own hand
has been iouad IN a library a,Tou.on.
A woman named Jones, diol LAST wsak ut Dudley
nhoy. ninety year, old, leaving behind her 1913 grand
children,
\ NEE ing fr the promotion OF Iri.h manufactures
vas held IN Dublin theatre Thursday. The boxes
were occupied by Indies, the pit aai gallery held the
male part 81 the audience. and the speakers were on
The stage. No. OConnell and Professor But were IN,
principal performers. Thpggh the meeting was held
IN ihs day Time, the theatre was brilliantly lighted.
The coinm'rcinl city Of Lcghprn Is ia the most melan.
choiy condition, owing to the failure ocscyeral frs
ratio houses.
a Iamen'7bIe Incident occurred at Dablin. q, H.,
z'th uit at The Roman Catholic chapel in Fancis s.,
O1e Of The timbers ot the gallery. which was ihrma.
Ell with rscplci was heard to crack-a cry was raise,
That the building was hlliag. and a rush ensucd, in
winch Three persons were lanplsd 10 death anu sever
al were dangerously injured.
Mr.. Charles X 'm,io's health is somewhat in,-ov.
cd-his disease IS inflammation Of the kidneys.
The Qseea AMI infant Princess still euJoy good
health.
Tue Christine euieTt ailments n the diG.ren, Lon
don theatres hav" been highly surce.sful.
The Hon II 4 R,aarf.,p he urr,,on.ls n -
Auckland to the GovernorG encrilship orIadia, prl
tom.
MuIiri las leit the d~iro-lion Of the concert. .
Druy Lane and p~rocoadcd to Paris. HIS place. a.
conductor, Is now ocCupisI b. EiI.Ion. The concert,
continue 20 be very popular.
Repeal meetings, with OConnc!l to opcn them. con,
!inGed 10 10 held in various parts OF Ireland.
A person namcl Bpral has hccn arrested in Switzer
iani' charged with being an accessory 10 the ATTEMPT
By Dhrmcs Oh the life Of Louis Philippe on the 18Th
October last.
Ssmo uleasincss is said to exist in Paris on Tho sub
Iect Of another Death to ,he English and dc cath 10
gaizpi Demonstration of the students. on sun Law 81
when those crsdi'ahie youths, the elite Of the moIi
civilized nation on earth proposed 20 repair in nI
force 10 repeat Iheir confidence 10 the Able dc Ia.
msnncais. on hns convection 6rseIjion. The govern.
m'nt was however aware OF The intention; and taking
inio consideration Ihe possibility that the working elias.
'es might 10 a certain extent concur in the dennnElrs
ion, made adequate preparations for iusunnx' The
maintenance u!ihe public psgcc.
Further pln!s against Louis P~hIlippa's life are again
spoken Of as having been found in the pocket of the
driver ola Paris omnibus. whD committed suicide. a
paper Is sail 10 have been fiuu1. setting forth that be.
ing a msmbcr ola secret society, his turn had come
by ioi 10 Kill Ihs King; bat, finding himself unable 10
commit the cSino, no had determined to hang HIM.
self
The King has rcmiued thst part Of Madame Inf
iarse's sentence which condemns hers 10 exposition
pubisguc.
There have been severe f5.iS in Paris, and denss
fog..
ItoTpoars that the French Government are deter
mined on demanding satisfaction Of Morocco, for an in
suit o;ferSd The Consul General at Tangjers.
The French Minister of Finance has sent into the
Chamber of Deputies hs report. aud demands from the
Chamber the permission 10 inscribe, when lac ploases.
on the great book ,fFrancc, $50 millions Of sapiiaI,
equal 10 about IL millions Of rsntes, and $50 millions
~ kxchcqner bills. or B37s de TrsssJre. lea wing IL TO
MIN to select the lime and manner in which the loan
for the above sum is to be made.
The cxirnDrlinay expenses Of the year are estima-
ted IN The budget ofthe Minister Of Fin1Rces. to e1.
coed 152,6lO.OOO sterling. The income Is G46.ISO,
OOe. The deficiency, G6,l6O.0OO.
Tho Belle Poulo Is shortly TO sail tp the China sens
undsr tho command II the Prince Dc JoinviIle.
The Paris journals are m~dulging in a notion, saws
the SpcctatO5 Of The 81 instant. that Russia may he
induced % enter into a separate alliance with France
against England and Tie other two Powers, part les q,
The quadruple irearty.
Pr-cs Albert is slid TO be Studying the constitution.
NJ law Of England under he able tuition Of Mr.. Sci.
wyn the Queei's COUNSEL
The Royal Baby has been vaceinatcd. and will be
chrsiensd on the 10Th inst.
Ai1s'yorth and Allryatla are engaged A. regular con-
inba'ors 90 the Sunday Times and Era The former
ms commenced q new romance called Old 81. PauIs.
Of whis' we shall publish the first port ,o-morrov.
There were a great many fires in London during tho
Christmas festivities.
General Bugeaud has been appointed. by the French
government Governor General Of Algeria vice Mar.
shall yaiIr.
Mrs.. Fanny Kembl5 Butler is in London with her
fttIrr.
N-t-ly 100000 rersru, are said 10 have visited
''c t''frh 0f inylIil.s, Paris. during the space Of
ten days.