Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

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FINANCE AND ENGLAND-Auhouch these
nations have been al peace Cor more than a
quarter ct a rcnlury, the feeling Of luminosity aud
strong dislike cngrndCrcd during the preceding long
h~Ostili,iOs between the two countries, has
not yet become extinct One can well imagine that
events might occasionally happen, in which the pc
hllcal or other interests of the two nations might he
brought into collision $, n 10 STIR ap the national
preJuJlccs of each against ibc other, but &c think
our readers would be puzzled 10 conceive how such
a iosuNiy rs the recent BAL Costume given 10y
The Queen ct England could be instrumental IA ell
citing a strong demonstration Of hostile feeling IN
10" French Chamier Of Deputies Lulicrous as ihc
idoa may seem, 30 is nevertheless true. Il appears
that wien tho Succn determined 20 give the ball
m question, she caused the fact 90 be iutm3iCd in
The "a ual way, AZ The court Of the Tuilleucs. and
the French Ming, in common courtesy. ct course de
puled an officer of his Court 10 attend on The occI-
sioo. The rumor OiIhc fact having gained currency
no Par's. The subject was brought before Inc Chamber
OF Dcpuiie". nj one Of - ordinary siuings. hy NJ
Berryer, who mounted the tribune. aud made en-
earnest aud animated spc,ch on The occasion. The
hollow NC passages quoted frum II will serve 10 in
dictate Ihe spirit Of the whole.
"Peei!-does he stall permit the Trenthman TO
indulge m the mnuruiul pleasure OF thinking tina:
? rance once had nonorl Crres bIeu' bravo from
The Len and Right; murmurs in the cenirc0 Mon.
sieurs, | accept with pleasure these marks of your
irelihg then, speak, secure that, IN this asylum
OF NATIONAL honour, | may still carry defiance 10 Alb
erdccn. (Bnvos from all sides) a fresh insult
offered 10 France! already the first step of great
cotspiraCy against her deNeluEcs itself Their pro-
iouiu Vaccinations. 10y which they have aimed at
our greatness. our European influence, our u aicrial
interests. would 10 be satisfied without our being
made an object Of ridiculo and II is 10 effect this
udiuus purpose hat Tie last blow Is offered IN the
h1t mss4Hs Of The QTecn of England. ygNpluyion OF
hIlariy M The ccnirc) Al, do justice 10 the deem
craft. the induIniiahle perseverance,. The ausierc en-.
crgy of your iu,2 This arisiocracy, which pruhIb.
us amuSeIner Is 10 the common poodle. which out.
RACES nature IN hInderiug The Sunday dance, never
aiauscs ITSELF; and when us naughty mobiles. and stiff
tadyS, meet in their sumbre at holaes' il is not Tor
That interchange Of bulletins of heir gloomy aimos
pherc. which the English call conversation, {. Is not
To- display their hIdcous drCSses--no mcssicurl n,
England every Promenade, CvCry spectacle, every
hall is the t-ayCIsuc of e plot. (B'ayus prolonged )
The spirit oi haired. of iusuleui 4, mmation. does n
MOI display I'seli IN al the acts f he Erplshmanl
W hat Is he NOW d"rrg' The pay Of HGnry V. l.
The iaNorie play at The theatre. Al his very time
see That The GUNeu mcui las thrown open Water.
loo bridge To Tie public, free Of charge. For What
purPusCl-lur What but that Of rendering the I'm.
gIishmun nj every step ia at he takes of that day
disastrous 9" Franccl Is no, hat same Government
p"rpe'uating these recollection nj The Auiip,dr,y
~ NfN " AAAHNNH u AfNb tN NEW LtalnEN. IUIe n mol
call II Wellington Docs 1t rot At this mon cnt. in
The great place 81 Loudur, elevate a gigantic col.
umu L. Nelsuu, 10 order To insult the Carcus.es of
Ahoukir? And this hall-,his. which some Of YOU
ihiuk frivolous and devoid Ut sicuIGcaiiou-nr what
Is u given, but that the naughty descendant uf the
I'uni"g6noIs may evoke The long hurled gries o
France, ly representing The di,aslers ofCnssy and
Poiciier,, and The loss of Calais (-moyemeu,s in diff
ierent serrcsO All! p,rmit me. gent, men. thus Ia
express, a. ! always DO once a year. my IesTcCt ior
an august misinriunc. (Buyos from all SIdcs) |
say II o. not thus that that dynasty would have an.
sweted such a defiance. Thc answer of Frauce 4,
the accumulated insults of these naughty islander,
ought 10 he addressed lu Europe! lDrep sensation
10 IS on the hanks Of The Rhine that the cannon of
France ought 10 accompany the dancers OF = James,
IL - by linking the Bslcaric Isles that we 81 all ehicr
The recollection OF Crossy and Of Agircouri. PRO
iungcd applause. As The orator descended from the
tribunal all his colleagues rush up 10 HIM and leli
ciiaie him
NJ DeLamariine. 10y diui ola lille haricry, adrnit.
" eHdeayofcd 20 caim the storm: but his eHlrs
were, 10 a great extent. ffuIIlcss. and il was in vain.
he kept Juggling At hs bell. lie, however, said
Let them dance while The great mind of France
calmly and nobly walks over The world and again
81 am here To protest against a faction (Which
would make u suppose That they have invented he
word honour. AID because The Queen Of England
""> E"leH Up a Cu>iumru bail, would bring Ou US an
immediate dams HGCGbrs-a revolutionary and infer
nal dams dcs mors. Immcnsc agitation. )
The Minister Cor Foreign ATiirs. who was re.
peaiediY appealed ic, as 20 whether il WAS Intended
TO send nm Amhas sadur 10 The TAIL Or not, at length
venturcd an explanation.
Lord Aberdeen has given frank explanation of
The cnusos aud The purpose Of lac ball. An cnlIghi-
cned Severe. gn-Ihe ally Of France (eXJlusion) -
"ishes 10 educate her arisiocracy. and has for this
purpose commenced a series of archaeological Geies.
whereby her couriers will learn his tory in stud ying
'he rostumes."
NJ GuizOt brought up the rear Of the debate. and
ms words, Ifcush few, were well chosen, consider.
ing The excitement Of The audience around him
Let ~ hope that IN Inc course Of This great lesson.
The English will learn That the age u Crcssy and
foic'Iers was that Offheir great re,erses in France;
and that their King Edward 100, whose glores they
vauni, was the ono who lost the fuo inheritance
which William aud Eleanor had bcqueaihed 10 The
flaniagcncts. (E=Cellenr) But The government
Of The King has taken care that there shall he pre-
sent one character that shall revive souvenirs Of lhe
hononr Of france. Messicurs, u is with n Profound
'aiisiacilon that ! an able 10 inform You that NJ 81
Aulaire proposes 10 rcprcseut on ilas great occasion
he virgin OF D0mrcmy that heroine who avenged
France! lie will 60 as Joan Of Arc. ("Uniyersal
applause )