Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AGA
Ola.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
VERY IMPORTANT FROM IREI.AND-THE
REPEAL MOVEMENT &c,-L NTER FROM
CHINA AND INDIA
The steamship Acadia arriy ell AT Boston On Thurs.
day mornrng al five o'clUrk. She loli Liverro / on
The 18th uli ut two U'clork
debate occurred in the Briish Parliament on
The lJih May, in reference 10 the Canada Cum
laws
IL - supposed that Sir III enry Tardinage will suc.
coed Lord Elliot as Secretary Ia Gland
An official nmaIiun has been received nj Dub.
Ia Castle to Prepre for the royal visit do ring tho
summer. The Tins mentioned is he latter end Of
July.
The presents with have b.en sent to Queen
VicL'ria from The Emperor of China CON lists Of Rol
den hedsieais, great quaint of silk, of a SORT
"hlch has never yet been seen IN Europe. There
were likewise Two ear drps. worth a IhDusand
pounds each; and a shawl, worked IN needle work
wiIh every kind Of beast on il known 10 the Chi
nesei besides Ia lrrse ca.es, each weighing Ia VT
ana a small box Of Jewelry.
The corn laws were debated Cor four nights con-
secuively, when it was finally broken off 10y an in
definite post pom sment
an Imroriohi debate took place in the House of
Commons on the 9Th. when the annual budget ,vos
laid before it, STR p q, who developed the f.
nancia scheme last year, has been sadly out in his
culcula ton; every branch Of the revenue with The
|
The customs. there has been Jrrcio cy Of $50 OOCf
IN the Excise II Is even greaier-l 100000 Tie
gross revenue would produce, SIR II Pee ca culaitd
~ .64OOOOi u has only yielded 45.600. 000L-a
falling OIL about Two millions The la, ONE Tax
mas lar exceeded the ministers cnlcua IONS and the
CU,neSe silver has come in very opp1luuely,
aud the corn duties. which were not calcuIo
ted upon. have realized a very handsome sum. RI,
Tor those Resources The actual deficiency would
nave been three millions and half yea.
EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF FOREIGN MAN.
CFACTURED GOODS-A siiZnre has Just been
made by the officer. OF her MajesIy's Gust ms ortbo
large quantity Of 400 bales foreign manufactured
goods, imported by the house OF Baing a. Bro,bsrs
~ The ship agara. from Boston, United Stats now
IN 81 Catherine Ducks
There seems 10 have been an extraordinary mis-,
take about this Transaction, which has been az
planned by Messrs Burning in a letter TO the Times
and also IN statement made by the Manchester
Ganfd an, from which il apsears that thero is no
stark Mills in that Town, aud that s a bona 69.
transaction, the being Manufactured at Msnebester
New Hampshire.
The ogifa ion Of The repeal OF The Union il
making strides in Ireland very alarming TO the gov
eminent Mr.. OCOnnell has renamed al home or
gIhlzrg HIS plans iOr moving his cOnntrymer. aud
he has succeeded eiIectually. The Catholic Clergy
have joined the movement in great numl en. Tens
OF thousands are congregnied under tho Repeal
state Of agiia ion that in 1929. To arrest this
disorga izaiio~. the Duke Of Wellington in the I'D
per, and Sir Robert Peel in the lower Mouse decla-
red their intention the ether evening, Of putting
dOwa the Repeal agiialiOn-by force, il necessarV
The movement isas odions in England as IL 10 pop.
uar in ireland. Meanwhile. Mr. O'COnneI has
hurled defiance at hs nssailants. and in terms moro
energetic Than polite. darcs them TO the COZ n ci-
Troops are pouring daily ntn ireland. and that un-
happy land g. EN- destined 10 continue what IL has
eyer besn-a prey 10 c0nisnding factions and anzry
psss Ons.
Mr. O'COnnel says in effect that he will obey Inc
law ~ u stands, but n new and unconstitutional
enacimenis are 10 be enforced against Tho Repeal
movement, he will resist Them ~ force iTnecessary
10 seems according 10 the declaration Of one Of the
Catholic bishops. hat the whole Of that body in
Ireland without an exception. are in favor Of re-
peal movement The repeal movement has been IN
'rdsniallg discussed again in the House Of Lords
CHlNA.-Ihe news from China extend, 10 fhs
.lH February. Nothing had been done in the ar
1hgemenis Of the cUmmsrcial treaty, for tho British
Ienipoieniiay appeared 10 be waiting 0r he Tres
: a' uthcdby her Majesty. The Chinese Com.
i'sIoner and be were on god terms Doubts arc
I'D 10 eIisi Of the durability Of any arrangement,