Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
TUESDAY MORNING, o O'CLOCK.
LATER FROM ENOJ,AND


The steamship Caledonia has arrived nj Bp~,on
fnom Liverpool with advices to the 4rh November.
Not having received our New York or Boston pa.
pers with the news condensed. we are compelled 10
make a summary from the Liverpool Journal Of tho
lsi November.
The news is not important The news OF the &C.
quiiia Of Nc Leod had had the best effect n,s,n tho
funds. and tended very materially quiet the fever
ish excitement heretofore produced by that affair in
Great Britain. The Acadia arrived oui with tho
proceedings in the case ON the 29;h alt.
The public press throughout the three kingdoms
Is filed with narrowing accounts Of the distress pre-
vailing. Never since the disastrous ycnr Of 1873.
u IA said. were the prospects Of winter gloomy.
The towns Of Stockport, Leeds. Billion Paisley AMI
other manufacturing towns are flied with starving
population crying fur bread.
MI PhilliPes. a celebrated sngct wns killed on
the Junction Railway by the cars running over him
on the 2SIh uii
The splendid town hall at Derby was consumed
by fire ON the ooh October
The packet chip St. James sailed ON the 2sih Coz
New York with 2l5 Seerage passengers. mostly
small farmers from Kent. intending To seitle in the
State Of New York.
Al Leeds there nre 10000 persons whose mean,
OF subsistence are less than y shilling per week
Wheat had advanced 9 shillings per quarter. and
ii was expected from the result Of the harvest hn,
100000 additional wheat would he wanted be.
fore the next harvest.
| race came Of at Ipswich between Cootes tho
celebrated Pedestrian, and horse called Tuwu
which excited much interest. The race was 10 run
sir miles and make hundred leap. over hurdles,
Al about the 60.h leap the horse fell aud gave nm.
The redrs rian Completed the whole in 1 minutes
81 seconds. aud turned n sumereu to wind I'D
great calamity had befalIcn the British nation
by the burning Uf portion OF The Tower OF Lon.
DIN. and the Lial destruction of all the Trophies of
British glory deposited there; ia addition TO wbirh
mere than two hundred thousand stand, Of arm.
were destroyed. The entire loss 10 estimated ut
morc than fl 100000
Twenty two villages have been destroyed il,
EgypI by the OverfiOwIng Uf the Nile.
| There are thirteen persons now i'm custody for
murder in Olonmel gaol
large importation Of game cnckS from Bristol,
have arrived To the Marquis Of Waterford, Curirog.
more.-DaJiiA Post
II is asserted that, in the memory Of man, there
has not been 81 wet month of September. as that
inst past. except September. 1918. The sams NAV.
| perhaps be sad. thus inr uf October
The pnjecied lighthouse on the Goodwin Sands
cannot be conveyed 10 It's destination this winter
The huge iron cdisspn. which i To be sunk ia ths
chalk below the shifting sands leaks aud will have
10 he reconstructed.
The puLc library al Rnuen. according TO n re-
gnalioa Of the directors, To he opcned on Sunday
mornings iom nine 10 twelve ociOk that the work
men aud oIhs rs who have only this morning in the
week free may profit by it.
SPAIN.-Gen. Leon executed on the Is h Of
OciOber.
The termination nf the insurrcciion ia Spain hns
heen fully secured 10y the retirement Of the isur-
gents acruss the frontier into Fmnce.
The Fr0nch excitement our revenue bills u AL
Ivy no means subsidized. and the journals were
making themselves busy IN cullryng sumo mode
Of making Tepsi ais the United States