Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-06

iNDiA AMI CLIMATIC BJmhay mail of the
18th June has arrived-Ihe intelligence which il
brings Is OF interest. aud particular relative to the
stale OF the newly acquired provinces of Scinde-
mat most ierte district which under good gov.
ernnsnl and properly cultivated will become a car
DENIS now nearly paciled by The measures adopted
ny SIR sharles Napier its present GOO ernor. lie has
lnaue terms with most OF the chiefs, and Mere
Snete MahOmmeJ Is said 90 have offered his sub
tn isson, provided he could have his private property
secuted 10 HIM. There Is no dUubt'that Within
short time the complete paciicaon4 of the c,,unIry
VIII Do etierted; kness preValied very much nm
The camp at Hyderabad. SeyeroI officers died
SIR Charles Napier had attack Of fever but had
| recovered. The communication by sea with Scinde
had oeen closed 10y The mOnsOon but the route; via
omercdte, To Bho,j and Bll'neof would, il was eI.
pSced be speedily opened.
| The navigation OF VI the Indus from Sukkur 10
| Hyderab0d was interrupted. aud The camp ut Hyde.
abad was abnndanily supplied with io'id and ammu-
milton, and every Olner necessary.
Tue provinces OF ScInde. which very much re-
sembe Egypt. are usually flooded 10y the river and
canals during the monsIon; they will inquire liule
more Than common care 10 produce extraordinary
revenue. The amount once far exceeded O00,.
oOOl serling. and It is 10 be expected that IL will
soon aga'n reach that sum.
The TX Ameers had been remove frurn Bombay
10 Slssoor. near PuOdah. Tue most dangerous OF
'hem was prisoner ia the Castle Ol SuraI, where he
was well guarded.
The news irOm Lahore is that the alarm caused
10y The rumored sickness ol ShrTe SINGH had ceased
That monarch was employ ed u ersing the nor.
ihest part Of his duminons an1 examining rhe for.
esScs.
| The state Of his country was pacific. but the e.
nal departure of ihe French Generals Ayiiabile
venture aud CUu rt, VI Ich was sUon expected, 4
was thought Iced To disturbances. The sons and
bru'hefs OF Shah SHJl were dope ndnnis on the
bounty oi the Sikh Mouarch. Dust Maho."med, who
was Ih very bad he lIh, had rea, he'd Cubul where
he Is said 10 have resumed the Government but tho
Afghan chiefs ure represented a. very far from he
| ing united H. their alliance to him.
In The interior OF sudia Tranquility prevails. There
were suDe Disturbances at the capital OF the late
Scinddhs dOniniOns. where the MINISTER appointed
to govern,during ia, minority of the cnld chusen to
succeed him, was attacked and disp,rssrssrJ oC b.
power. The British had not inleriered hut II was
generally supposed that they would soon be obliged
10 send ifooFs 10 protect the young sovereign him
sell.
In Bnndelkund the spirit Of dissatisfaction is still
al work, but there active and ini eIreut officers
AT me head oi the uOIS there Dissatisfaction pre-.
walls mere because II II mountainous district the
hal'es ui which do not like industry. aud prefer
having the privilege vi pluudcrng all their neigh.
bOrs.
Lord EIlenhorongh leh Asrn on tho 30ih Nav for
CawnpOre and AllahaA ad on route for C,lculIn;-
hnmOr asserts idat strict orders had arrived from
nome ordering hun Ia JuIu the cuumci Prior TO his
departure from Agra he had framed Mr. Clark gov.
ernor oi The northwest Provinces. This gentleman
was iaiely Envoy nj the court OF Lahore which has
oeeh aoolished. Successful Negotiations hud been
carried on with the Rjlh C BhcInulpore for faclI.
laing The navigation of the iledge aud part ofIhe
INDUS icuch ng on his territories.
The heat In Bombay was felt very much in the
commencement al Jane, but the mons Oh had broke
on the night Of the 18Th, and had cooled the almus
Phefe' The wing Of The rs Highanders ha d very
much suffered hOin a surt Of hra n levor which was
attributed To their caps and exposure TO the sun Us
wen as TO Tie careless mode IA which tn ey lived in
the tropics
The neHs froquC lnlon had been very scanry. =
reports had beerfcTculatcd uf SIR Henry PoInngers
SICKNESS but they were regarded Us exagge ra:ons
lie was sald' according 10 the latest news Of the
beginning OF Maybe be waiting IhearrivnI ofhe new
Imperial Commissioner. Ike Yng. who was c IpectaI
10 DC al Can"n about The beginning OF June. The
mentioned.
The Phlegoihon had arrived at Calcutta on the
'h June from Hong Kong 7Ih MAY.
AMEdC An SYMPATHY reiLice TO have
me privilege Of announcing that The Rev MIR Nc
AhlIan' OF kiTkcudbrIghI. has received from New
YORK remittance oil l,l00l'Iu be applied toward
erecting IN The town Oi KirkcudhrighIa church in
connection with The Free Pre.byIer,an church oI
Scotland '-Dumires Standard
lhe MessTs Quincy, Of Norwich and Other leading
banks IA The easI"i England have come To a resolu.
Hou' IN consequence OF the want Of employment for
money, which has existed now for twelve months
Pas' 10 lower The ruies Of interest pusies To
per cent.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Aug s.
The sales 10 day reached 5000 bales. OF which
peculaiors took 1000 Ameriran OF 81 Sd
aug Sales TO day Of 5000 bales Of which
spectators look 800 The Sales included GOO
bales Peruvian ni 81; 400 Egyptian al sd and the
remaining American, az 3 u5d.
LONDON GRAIN MARKET-There hns been
only IN 1dernIe ARRIVAL English wheat since Nj N.
DAY, yet the stands were, Oh the whole toIefabJy
well supplied with samples. The weather being
very favorable for The growing crops and The alter
lance oil both London bud country dealers scanty-
the demands for oil kinds OF home grown wheat Nas
excessively dull and the prices had a downward
'enuehIy' In foreign wheuts eediugly liuIe as
d'ing' aud most kinds might have been purchased
on lower terms. Barley and malt W ere quite as
ueo'' buI The inquiry Tor oats. beaEs peas and flour
was very slow.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Aug 3
~ 'his Jay r'arkel, very moderate extent Of
business was done in wheat; on every description of
which except the finest qualities, decline of 3
40 per oO lbs must be noted. Flour was IS Der
sack aud Is per bbl lower
The duty on Eoregn wheat was Last + ridoy r.,
dnced IS per quarter, rye Is and on -four Is I'd ne,
barrel. Several sales Of Bundled Wheat have iaton
place, Polish Odessa at Is, and WoIgast at 6, O.
aud 6s i Id per 10 lbs.
SOMETHING WORTH KNowING-Ts,. :.
ieni q ulIlilaran parag aph from The Bangor Wbig
~ common salt be put into the waler, when wash
mr.