Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25
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''"ch GA Saturday morning having left LIVERPOOL on
'he afternoon Of the 4Ih, bringing London and Liv.
e'Poo papers OF The morning of that day. thus ma
mig 'he voyage m iif,ie les than fDurTten DAYS
The mail with the Boston papers failed 10 ,rriye
anu We are therefore without any papers con ain.
ing the news from that source Handlers Eypress
however, IVES more fortunate. as usual. than the
'ha' ana by them sItrss from BislOn end New York
were received.
The Brush steamer Rhadsmanthus arrived
At hiliiaI on the 18Th inst with dispatches to l. Jrl
Ashbur'on. and orders f.r the waIspiie 10 proceed
10 the Mediterranean The special messenger ia
L7rd Ashburion came from Halifax In the BritIania
ind Is rumored that ms dispatches are Of the
The highest importance.
In reference TO the sailing OF the Rhadamanthus
a LpndUn paper says-"We understand that a
Queens messenger arrived at Davenport on the 27ih
May, from Foreign Office. London. with dispatches
Tor oar minister at the United States AT The same
lime srdcrs arrived that the Rhadamanthus (steam.
er') which was previously intended To slil for Lis.
hon and Malta, should proceed with this gentleman
'o New York. There was no commercial steamer
to snl from this country for America until the zlh
OF June next; 80 tina, this sudden and unexpected
despatch Of the Rhadamanhus indicates clearly
that the objects which have led to the sending out
OF the messenger are Of an unusually Important ina
Iure"
The most prominent items Of news are two at.
Temps upon the lie Of he Queen of England and
The i'll OF Ghuznee one Of the strongest British
ioriresscs in Indian.
On the condition Of The money market he Ban.
kers' Circular says:
lit docs not appear 10 Us that tho value Of money
Is likely To- foil lower; AT least we may shy that IL
would not be prudent lock IL up at a low rate per
mIneniIy. or iur considerable period The East
India company must. we think. ut no distant date
come into the English markets rs borrowers. They
have raised the tate % the rupee in drawing from
l.
out " mHnccs O fsIlNeT and some gold from Eng.
land 10 India"
The lucome Tax Bill and the Tariff have nearly
passed the House of Commons. and will speedily be
taken through the Horse Uf Lords and receive the
Royal Assent. The alterations that have been made
ia the customs duties. originally proposed during
their progress through tie lower house very tn
vial.
The smuggling ofrobacco into England seem, to
give pretty steady employment 10 the revenue OH.
GERS. Several extensive seizures Of the article had
been made.
Mr. Henry Ingram, one Of the most extensive
wooIen manuiac urers in Yorkshire. has failed for
an immense amount and several smaller manufactu.
rers are SAID To be deeply involved with him
The subscriptions ia LondUB, Paris aud indeed
all over Europe in behalf of The sufferers by the
great fire at Hamburg have been on the most hbe.
ri a UNI reCcdeniCd scale. Notwithstanding the com.
me a ''e. rrssIon (Which prevails extensively ev-
erywhere
Edward HILBERT. porter in The employ OF Messrs
Bramah, Postage and Ball. 1871 PiccadIlly. has been
discovered Ia be the heir at law To the estates in
lslewoHh, Wilton, Fleet street. and DevonshIre 10
the value OF Il 100000.
Next TO the Tariff the Parliamentary business that
has occupied most Of The Time. has been the subject
ui bribery at elections which apPeurs have been
dIsgrnceiully prevalent n the last contest
ENGLAND AND TEXAS.-Sr Robert Peel has
volunteered declaration that after n CAREFUL inycs-
legation into The conduct Of Captain Elliot in China
he has arrived ul The conclusion that every conf.
dence may be placed IN his irIeg ily and ability la
perform las functions" The capIlin has, consc-
queniy departed for his consuship az Texas, ~ hich
removes, Of course. any remaining doubt. ir any
existed rs To The formal completion Of the treaties
between Great Britain nnt Texas. Lord Aberdeen
has We arc informed, expressed an opinion that the
international obligations Of England will compel
HIM To recognise The blockade Of the coast Of Me1i.
co by Texas, should il be effective
Ihe P'ecHTSeUr, Of Antwerp, says. I'VE learn
WIN pleasure that captains Of vessels ready
iu snil from Client and Antwerp To Hamburg intend
10 olier free passage To every workman Of good
character whOse profession Is connected with house
buIidIngl such rs masOns, bricklaycTs, plasterers
carpenters, and smiths. provided they have susie.
nance DUNG The voyage, and for week after their
lIndng"
Many more arrests have been made nj Paris, of
rersons supposed TO be implicated m The late AT.
Temps upon the life OF the king
lhrTe had been more faflurcs omnnr the wine
merchants at Oporo aud Lisbon ond indeed the
VINE trade was never before IN such a terribly de-
pressed slate. throughout the whole south OF Eurnpe
! he agent Ut The cashier general at Aren had
ahsconded' leaving deficiency Of $4,000 francs
which Is said 10 be Of three years standing and 10
have been Kept concealed by very unlawful pro.
ceedings
The British appear 10 be making immense prepa
"a lions for The prosecution OF the war in China aud
India. No lees than $4,000 stand Of arms
had been forwarded 10 Bombay, by way &C AeA All.
iria and SuCZ.
Charles Albert. ling Of Piedmont had revoked
ais decree for the virtual expulsion Of the Jews from
he city Of SlyOn;a lie found the other po.entaies
II Eumpe. small and great, would not counlenance
! piece Of bnrbariry worthy Of The darkest ages.
A rich vein Of copper ore has been discovered NJ
Tramore county, Waterford. adjoining "ihe Done.
allie cove" There Is fair prosper Of its being
orkrd soon. md proflably.
A Mndnd paper mentions the discovery Of a cave
lenr CNIedo. which Is benTly league aud a half in
circumference A quantity Of human bones were
discovered, us well as the handle o. On antique
sword.
In The night of the 16h uldmo. the house and
premises OF NJ kohori. al Rheims took fire, md ~ /
less Than half an hour the main body of The build.
ing Win ne contents were reduced Ia n,bes capsi,,y
a loss esinnaisd Of OO00C One Of the tenants oC
the huse had IN his apartment 10000 in bapk
hoios' which he was 40 fortunate as 90 save lh,ush
every other 7ar' ihs property was consumed.
y most melancholy catastrophe occurred al Johns
Town county Of Kilkenny, on Sunday night. Mr.
George lenly. gentleman possessed Of about IS 600
year. was burned 10 death in bis own resdence.
ard greai portion o. the house. which was a very
me one was consumed. There is no doubt but
the FIRE YVES accidental
Mcnsen Ernst. The famous Norwegian runnor. a nd
started co. his tour lrun Moscow 10 Jerusalem,
~hch he engaged 10 walk m Ihiriy days on a wager
Of $4,000 rouhles.
he murderer. Good. was hung at Ncwrats on
The 23j. lie exhibited the mos hardened lpJgs,
cnce and persisted 10 the last ~ the account a M.
case which he gave 81 the time Of lie triaI
Teller from Vienna. 10 Ire Augsburg Gazette.
says
As means Of meeting the sElraordinary crpen.
ses 81 The raj roads the government D. about In h.
sue bulls of from so 10 $4,000 forms each. similar
10 bank notes. payable 20 bearer bot carrying on in
icre1 Of three per cent per snnun They arc 10
have on her backs table indicating thefr rreciss