Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-08
NEW YORK. May. al IaAl

u. Il.
The New York Cusl5ln-h1use instigation IA .,e;.
ing new interesl hero frOn the new and extraord
nary developments which II is understood are
'naue oeiore the Star Chamber Commissioner"
W me Opposition love to call them | am not al
uS'Y TO tell all know (lnd. in truth, know but
49, 81 the more important evidence which has
oseh oucited. know enough. however, 10 assure
you that the charges Of fraud tyranny srd corrup-
oi ner' 'oore preferred against the Custom, honse
s'' y NHsiom house officer have been fully
suo''ahuh'ea TO those charges many as important
nave been added aud have become written and
S"orn testimony. They will astound Congress and
me People when they meet the publie eye N. ,veu
FOR the extent ofihe frauds con,pit,.d 49,, IT. -,
enue Us for the boldness Of those who have had an
agency IN ceirauding the revenue
The Cusiomhouse Commissions. have NOS. bo,,,
IA session TWO weeks. and there is hardly n begi,
ning oil the end II Congress can add oo,ver IN ,h.
commission that weight Of authority should he a.
Go' 10 'hat OF inc President of the United tae, and
'he secretary OF the Treasury. The axe has f,Il.,
at the root of the tree and If the roots nre ,o BE- d.
sroyed 1t must be by union Of all good men arain,,
al bld combinations. IL may be found anon thai
tle New York Cusiom.hOuse officers, and NOT lie
members of the two Houses of Congress. hove had
tue interpretation Of the constitutional PROVISIONS for
imposing revenue duties. II will be found thu,
compromise money has been paid hero in all sums
from less than hundred to nearly a hundred thou.
sand dollars. IL will be found too that the bill ,,
Two sessions before Congress from the Committee on
Manufactures, was not only framed here, as IN,
respected ex.PresdenI ADAMS remarked I think
on The floor OF Congress the last session bot thai
was framed for sinister purposes by an e1.Collcc
TOR ana an eN-DIsiTct Attorney aud that those Nybr
hal charge oft AT Washington were shamafluy and
wi!iuiiy deceived by Government officers hero. in
whom too much Confidence was placed. bot be- IN,
friends aud opponents OF the late Administration
In regard 10 this bill, ("Mr. Adams BILL so called
the beginning OF some new deveopements will b,
made to-inorroW IN the columns Of the Express. Il
which the attention Of Mr. Adams and other men,
Oers OF Congress Is respectfully invited
omitted 10 iniorm you yesterday that, in th
famous 'Pipe-aying" case, "lhe People rersu
G'en'"oHh' the jury were unable TO sgrre Sew
en- wee Tor acquiual, and five for conviction III
seven were regularly impannelled Jurors, and IN
/ I'VE were taiesmen. summoned upon The spur of IN
occasion hy The Deputy Sheriff. Tho division yo
not party one | avn told. II is doubted whethe
or not there will be a new trial.
/ NEw YORK, June l.
We have hidden goodbye TO Spring. and
welcome 10 Summer. But Summer, ir one is
Judge from tho October atmosphere of today il q
much out Of time ~ the Spring months were frnT
March TO June
The Spring trade Of the city left us with Ma,
and with It nearly one halfof the usual number {
strangers who visit the city IN the busy seasons {
I the year.
The Caledonia sailed yesterday punctuaI 10 nc
tfac. and with large number Of passengers Gu
packet ships also 90 out with large list Of cabi
passengers and return with almost a countless nun
Der OF sieerage passengers, who come slowed be
tween decks and IN every conveyance The Liver
pool packet advertised for To-day lies over until tc
morrow. 10 take out the Presidents Message. For,
passengers are engaged to go in her, aad many i
the succeeding ships.