Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EIROPE

W. haye.by tho SJut,em mail this moving three
DAYS later news ir IN England received nt New
Orleans by the steam pache, AlubaIna from Havnn-
a and brought 10 the letter place by the English
steamer Medina. one Of The vessels attached ~ the
regular line of West India siesmrr., Tbs nswsis
irun Liverpool To the 2fih but Ss there were no
English paper, received nj New Orleans the
few items Of Intelligence are copied from tho Ha-
yuun papsrs.
Tn. Medirq lcn Liverpool an the 9th Janva-
~ and arrived nj IInyana on the 18th ult. No mo-
lice - taken Of The Catalonia from which We infer
that up to that iimo (ihs 2f,h OF JAM At wa, SSpse.
ted ilIsi The Caledonia wsnld sail on The 9Th OF
February IliS day advertised.
The baptism OF The young Prince of Wales WINS
celebrated On he 25ih Ol January at london with
regal prfnp and ceremony. BrXides the vn.I Of Eng
iisA mobility The fling OF Prussia and Prince FendI-
nnnd of SiNe C,hurs were present. The ceremony
took viacv i. Waterloo gallery Windsor Castle
Archbishop sr Canterbury received the names Of
the Prime (AlbcIi Elwsrd) from the King uf Prussia
aud the Bishop Of London nssis'od the venerable
prelaio in the performance of the rite. The rey'ic-
ing and festival were kept up I'LL n late hour Of the
night.
4 London paper mentions having received fr'm
its Constsn' inorlc correspondent, by the way OF VI
enna a letter stating that al an audir see given 10
VI de Bnurguenly the : Titan cnnsrliulaicd tho
French Envoy on the distinguishes part taken by
france In the etlsmcnt OF the Eastern question.
Il IL siatei.na the authority Of PARIS pager. says
tho /. ,nJun Mnrtiug Post. that the Prince dc Jun
vile has been pronOted 10 tho rank CT Rear AdInI-
raj.
IL will be perceived that the accounts are very
distressing the cnltcn market having experienced "A
decline Of fully Isl To- III. and at these reduced
rates Spectators evincrd 40 inclInrtion 10 operate
Orleans flr IL urlei at >; I. a lower figure Than wc
have ever remembered 10 have seen quoted ior this
description.
"L'vrPooi Prices Carrspf for he 1-ek cad ing
Jin. u.
Cores The trade continues 10 abstain from
buying IN re than they Immediately require; and
the market has boon dull all week. Prices Of 4
meriean have generally given way Isl. AMI the
mIddling q Inliiics uf tbs ncw crop in many msian-
ees, IT.. Brazil aud Egyptian are without change
hut SurIi is 81 per 10 lower. The sales of East To-
dis. in l. onion. yesterday. went of well. 10000
bales having been sold al prices on n par wIh The
prevrou, currency. Srculatnrs have Iaken 500 a.
merican and EIporier, 100 American and 200 Su
rat. Sales OF tho week 10000 bales"
(Er,racf from a private Lsuer)
1--WE had sales on the 25th instant, and since thu
lime there has been only n very limited dem1n'
fr Cotton. and prices generally have declined | 81
ET all qualities. Last week The sales weTc 20 $50
bales, and since the Prices Current were printed, rh'
sales have been 1000 bales at quotations.
. From Manchester the accounts arc very unsoI
isfactory aud the general opinion here is. that price
Of Colt1n a e moro likely To decline Than olherNis Use
"In Tubacco. we never recollec, 30 liule doing
= Prices are quite nominal"
d, a letter received by The MedinH, an extract fror
which was pOstcd al The n Y Merchants EEchang
: IL n follow LIVERPOOL. Jan 81.
Sisco The 25 n there has been only n very limite
demand for cotton. AMI prices generally have decl
NED an ] 81 Tor ali qualities.