Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

SIR Rpbcr Peers Corn importation BiIl--ln the |
House Of Commons. March 9th. the secoHd reading
IT this nill took place SIR n Peel said that the
liked duty of the noble lorl John Russ.l'woud not
DO measure OF Justice To the agriculturists, nor
would n give hen tle extent of protection which
he Rvowr" himself rsu,ly 10 cOhceS.e. HE denied
that ho Tad ever sRid that ne dtd not expect that
this nicnsnre would give relief To commercial
naruiaciurng distress; What he had sand wasihai he
could not hold rai hopoahai It woaid lead TO aay
material or immediate nEs lIiVn Oi The suerings Of
the people.
lie Of THO same opinion still. and considered
Il he held out great expectations OF great and i'm
medinie relief irOm the change lie proposed that
he should no practising a delusou. for he did not
think the distress WA the rusult 81 exisiing c"ri'
law. and he would not. therefore. bs At vncc rolicN
ell by IT'S alteration lie had felt u his duty ~ ;rae
a measure which wanld lead t,a Prlciic'i resnli.
aud hts recess IN ~ dong u that wh'ii hal
led To the ;lnc-s of ,he,r debates. Tor hal his inca
sure been otherwise lhan practical they wohld have
had mach more vigor their announcements oi
las plan. The right hon. baronci then appealed io
The houss :" say, what NOnld I've TIA consequence"
IL rejecting his tncnsurei Tho noble lord eutld
upi carry hts measure could any other pr3p"-i-
tnn he had heard hopo for moro than comp,fi-
lively trivial support. and the result, therefore,
would he 10 keep tho question nasot,lcd. aud The
rnuniry ngilaied upon n subject oisuch iOrihnce
lie h'pod, therefore. that his me 'sure Was very
considerable eonceassiun. the hoSso would preserve
the country from such a state orihings 10y 'l,vecinr
10 the second reading ofihs bail.
Lind WoT,loy EXPRESSED las ipientiOn % vote a q.
sainst the sccotl reading Vt tho ball
The house divided
toE Lnrl Ehrngton'- amendment lIG
For the second reading 2SI
Mal"riiy los
Tho biIl VS. read a second time. &c csJe,eJ TO
DO committed Oh FnJpy ncIL
INDIA
TkoInra Nil Of r brI4y 1t brought rn'ellr.
gsnes Il military di,I.terr rhi,h were quite alice.
ing u ths Es'isi people. Tae f,llowiss eon
mci.,, OF the FINES emily tho news.
or contemporaries give n still n,re disastrous
no'Ount thai Nc oIt Ir-elves yet credit at the tate
"i eur trnPs C-l-iol. Oh the ASSASSINATION ot Sr
w AlsTHAghten. va Intsrvi-v 'NItL Akhbu Khan
the leader 81 IA" iiznTgcu aud ny the hand p that
Chiei, there ~ uIiOuuHa,cly ~ dpahi. Il Is Tar
thor s'Id that the ,InLer of our 5.IU0 men ssr
or' IN desptr ir'n C,r'n IA the desperate hope of
hghltng their way 30 miles thruryh cuun'ty. ~ ~.
sell almost iinn.-i hir, under the attacks 1T ANY -
nerny computed at Hh.ri forty ihuustnd The l,sI
suihcnuc European intelligence anita#ucCi this Ia
ierdsd drptriure. AMI the ntIIVc rrpprs ~hith nrc
y
II oar own despaIch~s. "n G, say thu that de.
Ir'rI,te had taken place. with the result 10 whrh
probably TIA men themselves IA ,c sp IhrIr mind,
their total d-srseiion To these rep ,ris our o +,
'"frrsI-'ndeni; " hose lsisr- reader. will peru.-
with much In'"r-st, refers incrrlg!ously. m-nIrn
ing their circulation. hat adding that. they met
With lIIIIo credit" Tw, paper, however profess To-
give intelligence on the authority of a Survivor
nh" s'~ vih Ia. own eyes. seven OF his brother
ollrrTs f.ll
A tnIher letter de>~ri'-. the I'D, md c, Icea.
when "Ia.I seen. r-durcd l.. $50. lr,I struggling
through the snow SiIil M body. The h.pelrsr.,s
"i such III TT would seem only less than The hopeless
ness OF rem 'inInr ~h"TO they wrrv. ,r Ih,H that
81 nreserlug their 1--we, 10y any rapitul,trHi. The
tate Of fi" Envoy. coupled with the hitter .lomanI
III they sh"uld lay dow Ih-Ir Nrrus. leave thSu
women i'"I - mreL ou.. wnulI saw them u..
ts-y htd liul- c.uiicr ctr-p; between dris. with
ur w,th nj Iu JhFir la ul-
Tn~y rh"'.-, s-sm' The later = chni~c hcrnm
ing Br'h s'liirrs wh,.e lUiv Ih.tr country rsl
up'n Ihrm - tail. fail they must or To Oh -,
iheur rn"m IS whu minn>r Oi m.u they have to
io~i with. ~ NIrIn. H,yy. ~ avrng-r. p~rh,I,.
hereafter. Ev~u mare mylaurLply thar the f,l~
q -nr c"Inirym~n. 'w-V~r, s"rI he IhaI of Ill.
i-Httnl nliIvr irni-. Nh, " all haze hen ruyal
we'd IN their d"f-oi nni d-.rrIriiu,. Tn- E-:ll.i.
nAn kin~s lac "a lag hru.. { f.r hr. c.,unr,
ne - s"p'r'In; ii,e hn~ Nnl al, uu-iag Ihr p,oct
81 nin" ~ wR.ch he 81 ,res TIE Sca,Hiy - tai.
In'2 AZ lie" lad ins ~ ~ u'si"r quur-l a.
Nhirh hc ha' IT, interest. aud from whrh he aud
has. " Ill reap ultinnSi ho,nr Yet have u,rs-
men. FuTaIIly shown Ih,mscl,es uui los iirinl,
hHh even H. the last extremity 81 hppccssuc. ,
ihan "Hrswu brave fs I,u.
We ntoi hp~ever 9 b.lie,s the acc ant that
- pat htNdrd. o. - 10 .Tubie II E-rsiS not NJ
event OF the E"gIish empire ~ tho .lg,h crnInry
but bat n hide 'gs drrtin. = h.'rrii,lr tale when
~r real oi 6)DO menma>>aCracd ALMOST ~ rull
bl"od' Brush envoy trssrhsrbusly Murdered. and
sixteen ut oar country w"mvn. rs i ss,crI-l ear
Hoi ~ 10y M army "i savage enemies. with sick
chIng d"I"is which could srafcely bear 10 write
feeling do that trre are tipa. u, ENGLAND Ia
whom such particulars ARE not. &, onrssves mere
ins'rul brbArirIc' fearful page history brought
hentcr' hui piercing sprca's To their pvn er.Jual
predictions and ailctiiIns
From he Tine, AT TEn-slay
Ihe worst eau uu lnnger he douhcI 81 The nn.
happy Iu'nre nj Cubooi Accounts have hecn re-.
'cNcd ~ t'"h which can Ice cpliciiy replied upon
AMI inm whrch the following IL as extract:
Oh ihc 18Th oiJInuary. DR. Brydun staggered ia
:" JcIi-Iahad wounded and confused fr,,n suffering
A." iIiisuc. lie rela'cs HAT our people qursd Ca.
biol under ll,c Convention agreed On by Mai.r Pot,
Iiussr on re 9Th instant. The canlonmsnt was
immediately occupied 10y the Adshaus and lAc Eng.
'Isi were almost INSTANTLY attacked. The taarh be-
come md continued Constant fight
"AIthe nhnOl Ciho j Ptss ah1nt ten miles from
CahoOl the ladies sent back under an escort
1t s"'ae Of Ukbar Kh1n's people. who promised to
prUtscr iheln.
al Tszeen. General Elphin-t1ne and Colonc
Shelton were Rado prisui,rs. The native frIops
became dIsorgarizcd hhd scattered. Al Jugduluk
iour hundred oi her mJestys 4Ilh. Who had before
kept ~ell togehrr became di.Organrztd a!sO broke,
aud scatefed.
beyond this tiio Doctor knuvs nothing, having
with The greatest difficulty preserved his own lite
lie gives the nnines Of seven officers hnm le know,
~ have allen. Bugadier AnguuiH, NJ .JUr kuar
"nI Lieut. tuu are arnDug them.
"SDne struggled, may have escaped. hut there j.
Hiilc hops ih'u The man body have been anything
hW annibiaied.
We gave ~ sIx hostages before leaving the can.
l'nineni-W-bb. W d.!it .yunoiiy aud three Others.
ch"'cu, J sUpro-c. ny lot. Thrro u more hure,
pcihaps. iH Tie women ihan'iU any one else
General EiiphInsiOuc he report 81 who.c death
must hive been euunsous) aud Cplunel Shellon
Ncfe iahcu prIsJRefs. SJmsthiug hlo q treaty. not
Fcry reputable 10 ~, preceded the march Of the
tryrts
TIE RECENT AFFAIRS INBIA.-OM i,l
fssu1trhra we're raftaved Al fla. t.-..f IL ~st 4 -