Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
For PREsIDENr ~ lS4I,
u e. y ls u CT 4 Y.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, or MAssACuusErr..
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
FOURTEEN Days IArER


| The steamship CALEDONIA. Capt. l. G Lott, was
relesraphei Is miles out. At o'cIock. r NJ. N
Monday. aud arrived a, her noorrnss at the Guard
/ wharf. East Boston. at s o'clock.
She lett Liverpool on Tuesday. July 4h thus
! making the passage IN thirteen days.
The intelligence brought by rhs packc possesses
no striking icdlire. The riots at Wales. which
nave been suppressed. and the iIaIun which sill
prevails IA Iceland. amongst The most striking
events of domestic interest The rates eva clcd Tor
Tolls, the number of the toll gates hatred Of the
new P'or law aud the absence OF work. are the
causes which have mainly contributed To the recen.
disturbances M SIuIh Wales
Among the passengers IN tho Caledonia were
Count DO'say aud the Countess Ol BlesSngton
travelling under assumed ha-aes)
INSULT TO MIR. EVERETT.-Whcn the h,a :
"i OtIord College were about confer Abe degree
OF l. l. ID Ou Mr. Everett IA The theatre at the uuiv-
ersily. number Of Guder gr.dules as,ailcd Mr. Ev.
er-iI Win hi'>irg and hOrlI"g the ony was
his beng Unitarian. The heads ct the College
have expressed their regret "a address to Mr. ~
erclt.
The moment Mr. L was presented, furious storm
Ui disapPUbaiiun rose, which increased 10 such a
prici. mat the wee chancellor was com elled 10 DIS,
miss The coHvnctlron. CATER having conferred upon
Mr Everett ms dcsree,l without hearing the prose
uG poems read.
The Wee ChnuceIl1I, who was com peed form.
ally 10 ask tho Masters Of Arts unJ Doctors whether
They asSetIed 90 the compliment he vas ubrut l,,
pay 10 Mr. Everett drd wrong Il Is cnr.Ien!eJ. IA
neg ieclIns after The storm oI mon Disrets" with
which he was assHIIei, 10 call Tor poll. Against
the granting Ol lhc degree formal AMI formidable
protest ms been entered. because, rs the professions
say. MIR EScrcu, WIN Is au Unitarian, aud who Il
Al U"iiaSitn preacher not entitled 10 any dessre
"hrH an Umversuy emIUenily: and especially
InnHnr'In can confer upon han. Ills ExceIienc, has
'crn disiucty informed thar The arnp,auce with
Which ne hdN been assaIied Is not directed to hn
personally. II Is safely aud simply mark ct the
Tie dsPicasure the under gradqa,es aud "a certain
por"un OF the graduates culcTtIuA against The con.
ierhhs oi a dIstusuishe aCaderHical huaJr upon a
man vino distinctly repudraes the religious Opinions
which The members Oi the UuIy ersy Vi Oxford are
sworn 10 uphold.
As this altar may excite a greater disturbance
IN America TIA is merits perhaps cuu,le It TO- Il
may be Is well al once 10 explain. that The Com
mewofaiIon AT the University ui Oxford consider.
cd L. tic al occasion ga which all the under graJu.
aieN' The most uprparous al Ghe audience are allow
ell To express. In any uuOus ay they may Ihr.k IT,
iheir opinion Vi the d8guIares OF The place In
hS instance. u seems that, amidst The blessings pei
tel at the head "i the JUNIOR Proctor, "a Cn.ist
Church man. college famous Tor The unpopularry
OF The -Prociur II momnllcs.) lie Nce-ChalceiIur
mIsinJk the tokens OF dIsc"nIeut with which the
Proctor was beng greeted, vr an insult intended To
be offered 10 Mr. Everett.
lie has ssnaliy pun shed the rioters Ohe "a
mem-er "i las college, he has rusIicaied COR five
years two brothers, t~" br,hers, for three; and un.
oIher Undergraduate for one Surely ne wrath OF
lie States Will be appeussd with this sacrifice
MIR D Council still breaches peace aud subjec
non 10 The avs. coupled win Tue assurance nn, #
The constitution II stretched Iu crush the agitation
he viii oppose % BY force Tne cuudHun of Ireland
Is keTt before the public by ne nightly discussions
In HC House OF CJnuUus on the IRISH Auuns Bills:
u measure which Is denounced ~ empheuc term,
oy the IRISH e Hbers as UtIug UNJUST and IyriuuIcal
nnd which. oecaIse Ui IT'S greater striHgeucy Inan
was their own wuou power. IS opposed by the
Wings