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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

SU MMARI PROCEEDINGS IN IL.
LlNUlS.-A family Of Reeves,supposed
i De accomplices in robbery near Pc
Bin, Illinois, were surrounded by about
300 citizens on lho 9Th ultimo, AID i'm
their PRIMARY capacity proceeded to pass
!dsgment upon them. We quote from
The 81. Louis Republican.
A meeting was organized and address.
set by Doctors Swanzy Of Bureau, Bcal
1f Lacon, aud Temple Of ChiIicutho.-
Khe first was in favor Of DEATH, the Sc.
Coud IMPRISONMENT, and the last BANIsH
tiENT, for some time the chances between
'hc first and last hung by breath in
the minds Of the inluribted people. bot
al length the latter prevailed. Twenty
81 the citizens packed up their goods
and all was IN readiness for their de.
PartUres, Reeves wife fred their dwell
ling, and with feelings Of grief and hu-
initiation turned from The Jlazing pile
10 seek home elsewhere. ln the eve
ming they were put on board the steamer
Dove at Henry.
The son who had escaped, took O DO.
eltlon IN thIcket about hundred yards
from The landing, 10 observe the depar
1ure Of his paren's, brothers and sisters.
lie was observed and pursued, but es-
capped soon after a boat was heard land
'ng two miles above Henry, at Webster,
and whsn 1t arrived opposite Henry, the
citizens hailed 81 AID She came in Ar
Ter search Of half an hour, young
Reeves was found on board hid beneath
n quantity OF old ropcs-his accomplicc
came 10 the following morning. surren.
dored hlmsc up, and both have rcep
committed 90 await their trial. a mum
Ter Of other persons 10 Marshall county
are suspected d having been connected
with the Reeves, and an lnilma,iou has
been given them that ihCir turn wllr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
TIE JEWISH cArrlvEs IN BABYLON

n MKS. CRAwFdED.
IL "N 'an We sung the songs we surg
La L."u'S I'alny haven't
Our golden hsr., so proudly Strung
Ia >Llcris prlnCely towels.
lliUg> ninety uu the " illuws NOW,
Who're Ju4uh', daughters keep
The SahnaIh at then Noe. and bow
Tucir urea h.,,s brOws 10 weep.
q ~ s'alreled tribes DER mary lands,
Are ,nll hat one great fold;
MJre dear Ia rs Ju,.eas sands,
Than nuwery realm, ui gul,t
Our sprlIs pune iur SPICY ELes.
tUm = Una the hle,I.
DT lips '.eI"HI Ihe my lie tales
OF prOphels luhs at rest.
a hnely and stricken race.
With all the w"rld our t,c.
J. hOyahs love ia fr,,wns we trace,
Sull Der as haI - nj. hU =
We knoN tIt hiI Aimigh:y ha a
Our Salem will restore.
And Judih.- sons pnssess the land
TneIr ftIhers held Of yuro
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

TIE SANDWICH ISaANDS.-Mr Fox. the
British minister. has ulliriaIy inGrmed our pove,p.
he"' 'hai The SEIZURE Of The Sindwih Island>, 10y
British APmtral' was uunuhuriseJ 10y The govern,
men'' AID ''H' with tLe least practicable delay. due
inquiry Mil be made into the proceeding. which
led 10 IT..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

comeneXt if they continue in the neigh
borhood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

We arc very much inclined 10 think that the
only effect q tie refusal of a portion Of our mer
cunis 10 receive The small notes Of our soge Offices
VIII be 10 drive trade from their stores 90 those Who
have not refused. The proposition that we have
specie enough f1r general purposes is true; but d.
though our banks pay specie our currency yet j.,
comparatively unsettled Our banks have but few
uDles i circulation Ohio banks are scarce. Indiana
does NOT command specie md 10 not equivalent III
% IN payments. HE Peunsy lgara relief notes nre
worse. Therefore there are Two currences aud
while there orc two specie will not come out iuo
general use. % follows That u one Kind Of money
which o. not specie is duyea from Market nuorbsr
viii come Do. lfsinge company money - refused,
Psnny notes will cJrne inf Pennsylvania
and other money less than par is refused tho cur
roncy becomes restricted AID The trsdo Is driven O.,
points where t Is received.
The stage nDi0s coumlni biuk1bIs funds at
h'mc The Pcdusyyania and Indiana nyies DO not
Which De- tho best orour uscsi We must have one
~ DO without the requisite amount Of small money.
In Pittsburgh. relief uoies aud city scrip form, the
only money. They understand srDolieary. wypr5.
% not be veil mr those wh, resolved 10 refuse rb,.,.
uyles % res0usiIer rbo m1ueg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

We learn by the Lewrsburgh Wing That in the
Storm that occurred on the n Of June, tho roof of
The new Court house ia Fiyeue. was lifted off bv
The wind aud carried whole from 50 10 80 srstr
and deP' tied Ia trout of Mr. Puts tavern. The
June term OF the county court was held ia the bu,;l
Ing without covering. Carpenters are bu,ilv n,
work repairing The damage. No other injury WI.
sustained Ia the place by the storm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

NEW CuIli'I:ll -rhn corner Stone 81 St
Mnry's Episcopal Church, East NanImeal to vnshi ,
c. e'Ier e unry. Pa. war laid with Appropriate rch
gluus service, on Wednesday. 10 5Ih INST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

! REPEAL ASSOC! ALTON IN CHARLESTON
! DISSOLNED-We predicted that the Irish citizen,
OI Charleston would NInIIcnie lhtmselv,s and tle,r
siate irU'n e caldmnres UfOCunncll They have
gone bowsho' beyond anIicIpaIons. and even
dissolved their Association The AssurIotino mel
"n Thursday evening last. and al ,plSd a p,e,mbIs
aud TesnIuiIuHs. The preamble sets E,rII, Thai tJ
Charleston Association mas formed ~ assist the Irish
\ people LONG IrOdden dawn by he most pricvops
oppression ~ their nuble struggle lpr their rights
-ihaI The Association cOmpuI yely 10 its inlincv.
hau male one Remittance 10 Ireland ~ AID of Re-.
peal l""ndef u u was not pied 10y the l.. hgr,.
TORI and wa' about 10 make anutlcr " hen The u,,
uyIng Intelligence was received uf the dst,ver, -,
! OCCnnelIs sandcrJus specrh before the DubIiu
reform Assoc ia'Ion and us reception by every de-
'n"h'ralI"n al applause, 10y That Assembly -.Ihat
lhis speech Is filled with ISLANDERS, reyIlInps. and
alrocIous ePuheis Disgusting that rc-prct G,r
themselves and The community 90 which hey live,
'"foiH analyses OF I-ihat they feel chilled upuu ,y
every duly 70 reIel The aspersiuns Of O'COuueIlZ
,h'' 'hey Do pron0uucs las speech "a btso and ina
/ lgnant libel upon the people ol the S,utb. ami
'hI' They decline holding my iuriber cpmmuuirr.
| Ton WIN man or body uf men, WIN are c,p,blo
Of uieung or en- ursIug The infamous calum,',s al.
lnd'd 10. "Cdlumres." odds The preamble. 90, brl,
| by repeing ON he repeal cause The wboIg S,uil
ern portion Of the Union. Will certainly prove NOT
much less injurious 10 ihc rishfs aad inte,cg. ,f
their own country, Than They are piuul nnd imf.,.
icui as regards The people o. whom they have been
80 gnoraniIy aud wanivuIy applied
For these reasons The meeting resolved.
Rss2irsd. That as son as it adJo1rus, Ibis as,o
citation be Dissolved.
RssOiuoi. That out Uf The mpuics iu The po,ses.
SION Of the Treasurer ihgt Ufirof be directed d, nav
iorihwIth whatever debts may be due by this As.
suCIat irn.
Rssoiosa. That the Treasurer be directed to pay
one moiely oflho surplus funds after The debr. arc
paid. o. Tie Ladies Fuel Society, aud the other 10
The sOuely Of the Sisters Of Mercy.
The preamble and resolution, were adopted viii,
Tho greatest applause -RIef Comp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
b RIOGRAPIIY. ol ~

GEARS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY, or 'ho
y Lives aud Charactcrs 81 ibc principal pef-0n1.
gcs. recorded u tie -aered ysriIiugs. r5''Icnly
adopted to TO instruction Ul Youth and pfi,1rs
lsmiIes ~ it.i or Appendix r sale Of
Tvs MEL o. =. ~ 20 UuJ ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

Tie new Iron Canal Steamer, TO be called the
'I"Nefn"r Mcdowell; made nn experimental Irip
up the car'al last Thursday evening It's friend. are
much pie ised with the suCcrssful lriUl. The ma.
chncry Is new aud Of course stiff. hut yet il moved
up The canal ni The rate of five miles an hour and
descended at the rate Of SIX miles an hour. There
Is nn iHSeni"uS c"nIriyaEce. 10y whirh The srnlte
pre- Si1Is Gown Ini0 Is socket when The boat passes
under n bridge. On the lutte steamers that ply the
lhames about L'ri"n, the smoke pipe Is lower i
nn n pivot al ats base. n 10 aynrd the bridges
There seems Ia be doubt Of the surco,s OF the
s'hemc. Mr. Ericsson the mvcuInr. Is here liz.
thinks tie irR hnli piece &c admirable workman.
ship. and IL much pleased with firm 50 we'll a.
adapted in The navigation, We hope soon 10 hear
o, The strangers lucky trip 10 Lynchburgh,-Rch
Eng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

The m st striking lenIUrcs Of the celt hrat;rns Of
the late 4'h July, 50 far as we have seen in all
paris were Temperance and religions exercises -
The whole character Of The day seems changed
The former plans IL ceIehra';on were--gnod dinners
aud good wine-the present. good speeches and
good works To many This is rk ONE bal is one of
the many Steps that civilized men must luke, in dis.
soyering the bonds that bud Them 10 the brute ere.
alton.
To trace the rom the earliest history OF
men to the present day. we shall fHd them gradu-
ally. though Irregularly, moving from physical Ia
intellectual Prominence And even two cenIure,
since, physical power was as much luol ed up rc
mental is now. In the days The old English
gentleman" to provide substantial dinner wa,
viewed Of the first requisites Of the clnss-
We have every reason to hope that hut few NOR,
generations viii pass before mental nnd mora
food will be considered the main ingredients
hospitality. aud the leading features oC public holi
days. Eating and drinking only matter Of necessity
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

The Cahiner Of the present. Administration ha -.
been 50 often changed 'hsr il i. dIicu keeping the
ran Of - II now stands as Gpllows;
I-InSLII-D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

DIED on Saturday mnrnIns the 1t inst MARY
second daughter G" the RJv. james llrryv. Pastor al
The Presbyterian church al the turks Of Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
Y VIE wonders Of The world in Mature. Ar.
and Mind. comprising complete Libray ~
"'eInl and entertaining kuO, ledge illustrated with
'eycral hundrcd enguyings, splcnddly bound
For sale ut MELLOR'S, No 20,
WS Union ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

Mr. p Cushing, Of Boston, has erpen,Ied an his
celebrated farm Of lbs acres al WaleIiun, setcrol
hundred thousand dollars. The house nn,y bu,lI.
ing ca the premises Is estimated H. cusr SIPS 600
IL Is cnlculnei for princelv residence with Cb,.
hcso vcrlndalIs, WIndnMs Of .lnined rlns. &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

The people 900 FmsJursh arc fcucmz Up 5s
sreeis--pr,JibIy hey have uo further use a.,
'hem Two were fenced Ip last week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

BATTLE ~ A COACH a Eight In an ompi.
bns bet" cen Albany sud Troy, the Uther day. be.
gun md ended 10 smuhe. A fellow insisreJ ou
sm"kIng his ssgaf 10 The ,u7ch. where there wero
Two ladies. One 81 lie male passengers. after sS.
changing few blows with ths smoker. induced
him 10 luke q seat outside
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

large meeting Of The Bustun Reporters wo,
held ~ that city on Monday ctening, u large mum.
Der o. ihdi we're PrcsenI. An absent lu,ly SEM
word t. The meeting that she was rcudy 10 my 100
dollars 10 invade Canadn. whenever the fri blow,
should be struck by The British Army 10 Ireland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

We nre obliged To the Argus Tor providing us
with passage up Salt River. although lrom the
result Of his resIenre rh,ro in lslJ we have been
lead - doubt the efficiency Of rhOse waters in pre-.
serving meal from corruption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

The VIII g' in New Hampshire have nom M. d
Gen. Anthony Co!ly as their candidate for Cover.
ner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

CANADIAN SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. The
next meeting Of the Legislature, tho Montreal Her
AID says. viii be 90 that city iu October 90 81 Ann
mIrkei, which will be fitted up fnr Iaat purpo.o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

NAVY CONVENTION A c,uveptio, oC The
Of The olEcenofIhc Army and Navy, and others in.
eie'ed ~ the pr'muiipn Of Christianity ia the sew.
er"l hHnchcs the public service ~ To b.. held in
Ne" f'rk on the 25h Inst. General Scott Is e..
pccled 10 prJ.idc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08

II u not certain Tint TIen,haw is in o:Tire. butt
MndIsonian relies upon the rumor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
MONEY MARK TT.


The Stock market to-day was buoyant. more 80 than
usual and prices generally advanced Kentucky 6's rose
per The rates yesterday induced private pur
chasers to come forward and take all that Offering
which ed the rise New York 7s Long Island NJ
Jersey u; Auburn and Rochester per cent; New York
city b's. 1858, declined l; stonngton'
AT the New Board the transactions are large. The
abundance Of money and the disposition Of the Banks 10
loan on stocks gives a buoyancy to the market, depen
dent upon the continuance OF those facilities.
Treasury notes in demand at IL ii per cent pre-
mum and the United States per cent 1862 in de-
mand at "a pemium Treasury are favorite invest
ment with the Banks but they loan on stocks because
Of the scarcity Of the notes. which, present rates yield
about Al per cent only the new issue proposed of S.
100000 pat upon the market, it will induce the BANKS to
call in stock scens. which will check and react upon the
market. ss.ssosg caborrnssng operators with small ca
pitsis.
There nge q Raya'rsc es srsken banks in New JERSEY
which fer yo1ss ssve been instruments Of decepon
bill to repeal these Bank Charters passed he House some
few days since by the decided vote Of 40 and hch
amended ord passed in Council up on its anal
passage n thu House, and the great surprise Of Ito
friends 1t was lost by vote Of 10 to ~ Not word was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
The Somsrs Case-COrresponde
THE EptroR OF THE New YoRK IIERALp-

.
observe in the New York Courier OF this morning,
rotation from the Boston Daily Advertiser protesting
Mr. Austns authority, to give that gantleman's
ons for not accepting the Secretary ohe Nays appon,
hen as Associate Judge Advocate before tire Court Mar
al now in session here. II Mr.. Austin proper to
sent the at all to the public considera-
hon it would have been well TO have given the
ondence that passed between and to have made aln
ion to the Secretary Of the Navy's letter to which
Exhibited to Mr. Austin advising me OF that genlemans
binction with a colleague. and directing me, III
ase OF the refusal OF the Court to receive him IN that
capacity to proceed with the case singy having been
he secresry's mstive, in supplying the case WIN two
ounsel to illustrate to erey portion oil me puoc ms
position have the whole thoroughly examined
Mr. Austin is gentleman of age and high quahcations;
Ind the imperfect manner in which am represented as
Reclining his assistance calculated to make the impres
that one of my age has insisted on too much In not
blowing INV senior controlling management oil the
How far freedom from arrogance has marked my
behavior can be judged of by those who will read the me-
interview exchanged between ourselves
which subioin, and request you to publish.
am, very respectfully
= T.. y. 60, Judge Advocate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
AsroR House., Feb. 9Th, ls4s.

| Without commentary the position you proposed to
assume as Counsel for the Prosecution, In compliance
vith your appointment from the Secretary oil the Navy
will only recall my portion Of the open and amcahe in
Ierview between us this evening stated to the gra
alton with which division of the labor and RESPONSE.
bty of this case by the introduction of colleague of
m and CHI ated by would afford me-;
hnd that in the union would meet and cooperate with
HAT consideration which sense and custom
have assigned the prerogave of seniority and dstinc
lion But comprehending you to intimate that the ma.
hagemen of the should be yours and my position
that of mere recorder of proceedings with the technical
liberty of being the adviser Of the Court at once told
you that such relation would not at all benefit self
respect nor my opinion of what justly due my pro-
desert and consideration. Understand however
khat you not regarded designing anything but
frank statement of what you deemed due to yourself and
lee nowre recommending soliciting any improper fail
lure to myself you deserved from me the Justice Of
havr recognised the propriety of my views with
reatyregret therefore, thaI the likelihood
being deprive of counsel and skiI and shall
mot cease to feel consequence most serious sense OF
the weight of responsibility devoved on me by the pecu
arities Of military tribunal not allowing in your
cepton the very usual junction Of junior and senior
sci.
In therefore, your memorandum of
tcrvew and in pursuance Of our agreement send you
this statement OF our interview, on my own behalf
lam, with great respect,
Your o5edient servant,
w.H. NORRIS. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
Domestic Iruportat,ona

New ORLyANs-Berque Fslmouh'5s bales cotton T. Fled
er-8 Lee Deer Mlerl6i bbls pork 38 do flour Masters
nsrkot y cc-2 do Nesm,h Leeds CO.'S do Morgan &
Averyt9b do 1888 kegs MChuptT kegs lard casks
ssconC Ahorn-ls tcs flax ED Newbod fufi-6 do IL
bxs obacco Bocrmsn, Johson ties 70 bbs xseed
eks kinsi hh h-e:wax hhs castor oil IS do tsow Smith
bales fur 40 90 skins kelso-i box Dpnhsm Dmon-3
do rs bbis aches Hay Agnew2O hhds Never
Is9 bag: nss Bsower-2 bx, d wslher- bales cotton
bales cotton 10 order. '"N '"'
CHAMLEsToN-nrg Edward-l56 cks rice Masters Mstkoe
sso-g IhsomIson Adaps.sa J Munay-5s C Rossiers
Co.'S Ps2pe-30 BrDnett-60 bales cntton smith
y Muis-N Fa6er B,erwert-6 Huchns-I II Colt & CO
Si5s empty bbs raylor76 d. Read Bro,hers-5 bis
< Van Cleek-lot Of iron d l. Petty S' wax H""apae'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
NV YoRx, Feb. 8, 1913.
DEAR SIR -

DEAR SIR - t1l
In our conversation this evening stated to you that
had arrived here in consequence of letter from the Sc
cretary of the Navy of the and instant, inviting TO
take part in the trials before the General Court Martial
but that it would be impossible for me to do If the posi-
ton should hold would be in any degree unpleasant to
Yourself as the duly constituted Judge Advocate.
informed you that could not present self Asss
ant Judge Advocated it would imply subordinate rank
and was a character which was not aware had
been recognized and probably would not be by the pre-
sent Court
b further said that the only position could take in the
cause would that of Counsel of the Prosecution" il
that character would be admitted and such should
expect ITO sustain in Court jointly with the Judge Advo
cate character of Prosecutor and such, conduct
of myself the whole of the prosecution" leaving you
the duty preserving the correctness of the record
informed Of the points Of the cause and
retaining the exclusive right of advising the Court ell
questions of law that in the course of proceedings
thus fact severing the duties Of Judge Advocate,
strangely commngled and assuming to myself those Of
the Advocate while you would enjoy those Of Judge.
II is only in this mode could with justice to myself
meet the views of the Secretary.
understood you very frankly to say that while you
would willingly receive any assistance the Secretary
might please propose such division of duty of labor
and of responsibility would not csmpot with your per-
sonal inclination, or meet your appreciation.
Az was agreed between US, put this memorandum on
paper, and request to know If it is correct
With great respect,
Your obedent servant,
JAMES T. AUSTIN.S
VIM. H. NoRKls ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
Died.

On Thursday morning, 23d inst after short illness,
Miss JANE VRELANp formerly Of Staten Island, in the 5st
year of her age.
Her friends and those of her brother in law, Mr. John
Johnson invited to attend her funeral to morrow at
o'clock 81 9th avenue from whence her remains will
be taken Port Richmond, Staten Island, for ntermen
On Thursday evening" CHARLES RHoADs, aged fifty one
years, month and six days.
His friends End the members ef the l. o. Of +. OF
Of Tompkins Lodge No O. together with the 4h District
Watch, Capt Vanalstines requested to attend his fune
raj to rev, Friday afternoon, at o'clock The iun.
raj sermon will be preached at his late residence No 70
Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
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