Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-12

'nd two long twenty fOurs being Two carronad.s f,
'horl OF her complement We understand that she |
'as proved to have the queies at an cGcsllenr sea
'oai and lair sailrr. anI that she has returned ma
'xceiIenl condition, auJ can be reiiued aud sent
10 sea again inmed
Sue sailed IRON New York. Nov 25th $50 and
'eriorined her first passage "a RIO IN IS iays-the
shortest YET made hy any OF our men of war Her
'eN run from RIO 10 Cape Town. m p days. was
equally ctedable Subsequently she doubled the
Sape oi roOd Hope IA company with the Cuir>tpl
iai'on and proceeded hy tho WY Of Mozambique
'.hannel 10 Sumuira. and thence through Malacca
straits Ia Singapore. sud afterwards beat up The Chi
na Sens thus attending an opportunity OF comp rug
her sailing With the Constellation under all circum
stance She had the advantage ct The latter ship
IN every point OF sailing. save one, n wihd close.
hauled. the FHsatc being much the most wcaherly
OF the two.
While AT JOANNA one ofJhe Comoro Isles. the
Boston Despatched 10 the aid Of a vessel siran-
ded on the neighboring siaad of Mayou,. under
The direction of a naive pilot who neither spike
nor understood English. She heat through a most
narrow and intricate channel IN the reef % mi'es
IN length. such as would rarely bc attempted 10y a
vessel OF her SIZE, working all the time IN the most
satisfactory aud admirable mnureT. She anchored
abreast the town. To the complete surprise of the Of
hcers o! the French vessels who had been survey.
ing with view of taking possession OF the ISLAND
and believed the town Inaccessible irUn that guar.
ter
Shortly after the arrival oG The squadron NJ Macao
Tie Boston was sent 10 Manila. She Joined the
Commnl.Ire at Wrampnn un her reuurri and kcpi
company while the settlement of our claims ga,nsl
me Chinese was pcudIng. She then prpceeied 10
vi tce'' and was soOu after Ipiued nv the Cau,iell
ton the two shtPs keeping company partlv Al
Macao and partly Al Hong Kong. uirl termination
OF the Chinese and English war cnahled The Conn.
modore 10 despatch The Boston 10 perfor q, dat pr.
u"n OF duty ASSIGNED the Squadron ia lhe p, Iir
ocean.
The n r. exit from The China seas not being ,rnc
Iicable ON account Of the early selling OF the .on
snon with strong gales. the Boston run down the
china seas through the Siriis of Sunds around
New Holland nnd after touching at Sidney a few
days. resumed her-way 10 the Society Islands Re
maIng only 1--WE days rahui, she next sail p. Tor
Oahu, and arrived there at critical period fr A.
neiICuu interests.
II Is a fortunate circumstance that we wer, rca. /
resented 10y naval force at the Sandwich Is luls |
during the difficulties bei~ cen them and the E,,.
lsh. The opportunity Oi ii:.dIng asylum on bpipi
one "l our ships 81 war IN the event OF huslll.ries
was certainly great reliei To the American Iesr. !
DENIS ~ we'll as gratifying Ia ih1se Offering the !
projections indeed. for time the slate of things
wass 80 unset ed, that Il was apprehended that
some intervention might become necessary for the
eivcIual protection OF the lives aud property OF our
ciuzeus wh1 are nearly 500 in number not incu.
ding the crews uf whale ships and " hose interests
eHredientp leave Oahu. the Boston proceeded Ia
the SouIhwdrd. ahu being unable to fetch the Mar
qnessas touched again at TahUa. The unsettled
stale OF Ihis island, well frequent difficulties
With the crews Of whalers. made her visits highly
desirable.
The engagements OF most of her crew bel Q now
ga the eve Of expirihg. precludeI further stay IN
the Pacific, and leaving the west coast unvisled
she ionk her departure from T,!iln. Tor Cape Horn
oh her homewari h'ind P1Ssnge. NolwItIsanJ.
Iug adverse gales. she Prrived ia Rio in so DAYS
she aimed IA IaI pDrI days aud Iheure saIed
Tor the United States. OIJ ui the last eleven
months she has been nine al sea The whole |
amount OF her sailing IS upwards Of $1,000 mules.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERCA-The New |
York Tribune publishes some Interesting prIirul |
news from SnuIh America, little later Than before !
received. Il brought by The ship-of war York.
town. which EFF Rio on the 9Th June. We copy
the account
II is quiet AT Rio Janero and nearly all The neigh
borhood. In the province of Aiinas Gacras they
sill keep up tbs Instruction. There have been a |
IN mher Of skirmshes between the Rebels aud Ian.
periaisis. which, however. amounted to nothing
The mines are lying Idle throughout the province
IN consequence. which causes great deal Of wnnI
among The poorer classes, who mainly depend
ent upon them for their subsistence
Adviees from RIO Gfande TO The 2 iIh stale that
The Rebellion al that place is assuming fierce aud
Ihe Rebel Drces, has determined to take the Town
and province OF Rio Grande perish in he attempt
The Rebel forces amount To about 10000. and are
increasing daily. They we'll armed and mount.
ed, while The lmperalists, who encamped about
she town OF Rio Grcnde. nearly all negroes and
hose who are moi, have been pressed into the army;
they number double their opponents. but numbers
ire deserving TO tho Rebel camp, (Which Is ID miles
iTom Rio Ciraude) feeling confident that that party
Will De NiclorinHs from their knowledge of the |
troops and their commander. SkrnI hes occur dai.
w, d great deal Of blood is she'd Nothing is
known OF what are the intentions Vi te Rebel lead
or in posIpOnIng the baule 50 long. There must
however. something occur SON, things Cannot
remain 50 long.
Dates by the same vessel from Valparaiso to May
I'd. a commencement had beos made To rebuild
that part Of the city destroyed by the late fire in
Valparaiso. Business was dnl u very healthy.
and everything quiet. ~ B,Juinbp there were
number oi Anercan whliers, taking IN provisions.
From Peru there Is nothing SPECIAL or certain;
tho whole country was rmbrDiled ~ cival WAL
The city Of Lima blockade by the Republi.
cans. Nothing can be said To The result there
Times were hard business dsll.an produce scarce
a nd much wanted
BUSINESS IN NEW YORK. The New York
Express Of Monday says.
The number Ut merchants and traders now assem-.
bled here from the country, AMI the appearance OF
our business streets, indicate a iyal OF business
aud there are promises that active fall trade
Is abouiio be opened than we have had for sumo
years.
We learn from the Saint IN IN b. Gazette
that the number Of arrivals at Ihlt port ia the year
1872, from The LIST January 10 % July, was o.
square nggers and 100 schO Jnsrs from distant porls
The number IN The corresponding period OF 1913.
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