Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

paTtmenti an The place and chat an expedition TO a.
tack Tlsmcent was expected 10 ha made immedr
aiely. All the county Of the Ta6ia had iully re-
cognisc Sidi Mohammed ell Chigr for IT'S Shtan.-
Colonel rem?oure had made a fresh expedition
Nithonly 500 men. into the country Of the Nncd
Meia; but the raia had prevented any extensive
operations. General Musiapha had received the
submission of400 horsemen Of the Culed Zilcm,s.
aud was now at the head Of more than 1000 ma
i've cavalry. Aivcce- from Algiers to the ToctoH
mas State that The province rcmaus perfectly iran.
qutI that The tubesin the least are disposed 10 sub
mt and that General Btr1guiyd IIiiliers vino had
eniefei into communication with The lladjouies
would probably succeed IN p~dcIiying all the rest ol
Inc province.
We have received Madrid papers and letters To
The III inst The debate m the Deputies on the
address csnunuei with much warmth. Ia the 81.
ting OF the 2l .t.MAGpuzIles President " eCnln-
cl deientcl the conduct or the ,verumsEt reia.
live 10 the oui break Of General OColuel ia
Ortphcr and also vi u rega d % the measures adpp-
tel towards Republicans of Il inrelour. lie admit.
iei that the { ,htlet hal gone bcyolrd the strict lc'-
Ter oi the law with regard - that city; bat hc cpn.
tended that The urgency of the Gus, testified what
had been dOue ami added 'hat a bill OF indemnify
wouid be- demanded Ut The Coures. MUsrrn u
a.! a Repb!ican deputy made a viulost attack on
England for her interference with the Slaulsh
N1ve-Jea!ers aud c1niended ihat under the mask ul
! philanthropy Eng ud was DESTROYS of keeping down
thc nsqsl pOwer OF Spain. The Minister of War
spoke IA defence of he military acts of Govern
'ncnt during the late troubles. NJ. Meuiz bal look
OCCASION to declnsc his Intention Io suppnrt Minis.
iers on this question. though he shIuii hold himself
rec ID crlicIsr their 6nllcisl measures. lie pro-
bounced a warm e~ulngium un England, aud un her
policy towards \ .aIu. a part ui which Vas listened
!o with great mpatenC- by the Chamber. NJ.
CZl hlyirg asserted that France hi a cam pea.
ding GA Spain Ser one humlrej mriiiu1s OF reals. on
2 RnNHsTN IL -~H.. - I--- Al -
expedition at 1923, 4 warm al,src ,ion ensued be-
tween him aud the Minister OF VI ,rur. AMI IN tho
mds, otnlch c~'ufi,ipn the President declared the
: ling aal Iurned. \ e,fresppnI'nt iniurms ~ that
Ministers are expected 10 I've defeated on lac al.
dress Ia the debate on ihe ooh. IS the Casjsllan)
states, the Minister Of Foreign AdlIr, ]aIluding to
te utlIir Of the h It.Sh cruisers at Csr,hagenl. a.
surrd the Chamber that the sdtrmon OF Eng,and
having given satisfaction Ter the insult 10 he ), an-
IsA nig ard authorities. cnm7l1i1si of on that ~.
casion. PAS perfectly correct. The Spanish Gov
eminent had demanded that the British Consul
should be recalled. aud this lhs British Government
had done; an order had also been issued by tho
British Cabinet To commandants OF vessels off tho
spanish coast Ia pny all due respect 10 The indie
P~endence ofihe Spanish flag The Madrid GazetIe
Of The Goth says:
The Munster Of Justice and Public Worship has
presented To the Chamber Of Deputies a bli Err re.
gulaung the relations between the Spanish Gov RI
ment aud the Court Of Rome. TINS u protests a.
gainsi the reserves, which tie Apostolic See has
made, TO the detrimental the powers ut the bishops
IL prohibits oil correspondencc. wiIh The object of
obtaining from the Couu OF Rome. graces. dispen.
saiions. or Other ecclesiastical concessions, and ia
cases OF contravention applies The penalties prOuoln.
ced ny the first law ofIhe Novissimg RscohilacioA
utle 10 book. IL forbids all addresses TO the Court
Of Rome Tor relief from certain disabilities. AMI sup.
presses The agencies established ia the PJntifcal
Couu and at Madrid for prayers"
The Correo Mac 0aal makes tho following ,ehec
lions on these proposed measures.
" We were greatly surprised. ON reading this bill
IL is in tact a positive declaration of Pfolestlnism.-
IN no country is the world IS there TO be seen a gov
eminent more revolutionary Spain allns present,
This rare aud inc1nreivab,e spectacle. We are IN.
iormed that VI Vaiiegn, the Archbishop eject of Toll
edo, has unfinished al intention OF resigning his Sc
thus pr testing against the e~uroachmen;s Of NJ A.
ONO. the Minister Of Justice
The Ssntiarle of Bayonre, in allsion t. sone i'm
probable reports of a rupture with Spain. stnIes, SD
guarantIes the fact, that the wurkmen IN Ihe ar.en
al ol Bay,nne are engaged ia making up ten millions
ofcatrIdges.
MADRID, JANUARY l4-Thc addresses oihe s pan
rsh Senlte and Congress wall, IN matter and com.
position. hear cumpIson Wit any productions OF Tins
Kind IN The Oldest tree countries Of Europe. The
dmnhling uf these papers has fallen To the lot &c two
ahe men. The address of the Senate has been
drawn up 10y Don Manuel jose q iniana. the falh
er Of the present literature "i Spain. o. zaga. e
qunlly celebrated as a speaker. - obviously The an
thor OF he reply Of The Chamber Of Deputies. Boil
bear the impress OF Ihe high but different de.cup
ton OF talent Of the two men. The addrsss ofihC
Senate Is written with all The elegance. dignity
moderation, and sound patriotism. that were To b,
expected from one of he fr-t scholars and virtuoui
characters OF Spain. That Of TIE Congress . m ark
ed by The vigur and elnqucnco which not only be
long IL The Writer. bat harmunizes we'll with th,
popular branch Of The Legislature. whose sentiment
Il proposes to express Ia all these respects both do
cumen's are excellent.
A correspondent ofthe MILa Timer writes from
Alexandria, on he 81 instanu We hear that NJ,
BANNED Ali purposes procuring negroes to I'LL al
The want Of Arab sailors in bic navy. This does mo
coincide with The promises made by him 10 DIR Row
ring and DR. Campbell. of his purposina 10 put
stop % the slave trade ia tlcse parts. The eIcu.,
oi course. Is.thnt the lime has not yet come-tha
The Egypitin are not civilized sufficiently TO perm
such ara act being carried into force; and thai n,
must first ask the divine pleasure Of his mas,erih,
SULTAN"
"rhs Emperor Of Russia" saws n letter from 6
Peter burg. "has resolved 10 allow several more p,
tes "h' iopS pat in TIE revolution tp return homo
Anpng ihea Is Prince OIinski.vvh for several year,
past. hlssubsi ted az France a., a b,okJinder."
Tse Commerce states that drspaiche. have bco-
received from Africa by the Minister of War. nm
H'uuctnC that several more Tribes OF he West ma,
Their suhHissi"n on The approach ufIhe erpedrio
on ih7i quarter. anil that u The route had NOT bcr,m.
ImpncuciHle from ihe heavy rains winch had fail
en- IIemccn would hBve been again orcuped -
The entry Of thu tropBs into that place. bo,yovs,
would not % was supposed g. be long del,ysd. nm
D ne Arab chISi Nbn had been chosen 90 cpmm,r.
? Ih'i hcylick would sJpn be installed. Ab.oI XII
: er. Who was said o. have taken refuge In rc ~,
uiop Of The Emperor IT Morocco. WIS. ou ,ha c,,
% trary, ,Aat 3D. In Flemcen. with only 600 srbi. reg
j. ullr ir'DP.; mi. convinced Of the dlnrar ,rl . 80,
.u"n, he bed sent hHs family aud bis most v,lu,,bl
2 property un ef escort insoue more secure sp,t
" appears f.at the two French coryeucs vbiri
sailed % Short Imr since trm T,uiou. spI y or. an,
4. O." ho destined ior New Zealand are ra-ryiny ,yt m,
irupf' which embarked pn hplrd them 60 The W..
|, lHdres. where they are Io reinforce the gsrrl,,p.
These ships were 90 Algesirs on the 9th nsf,p
Our Madrid adviccs ofihe ooh instant stat, t.
8 The debate on The address hal that dlv commspcs
q 90 ts Chtmhef of Deputir. NJ De las N,yos an.
". NUM- B1cu1 attacked tio Government fr ,c
being mfi.'rnhy liberal. md not arfusfed by f, .rl
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