Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

rages, oPero-boXes servants, "A splendid table,
and all other requisites 49,
The expense of the jeics given upon the
occasion OF the Queens visit to the Rhine, is
stated IN the German papers to amount to
o,OOO0 900 frames E200O0O.) The musicians
alone were paid 400 600 francs
Mr.. John O'Couucll who is striving hard to
secure his iather's mantle when ii falls, is the
foremost man amongst the RepcalCrs in the
absence oil the master spirit. In acknowied-
glng some money n few weeks since from A.
merico, he alluded to the llattering panegyrics
which the Irish press had paid to the memory
ot Andrew Jackson. AMID 10 the favorable i'm
preston which they had made on the citizens
oi tie United States. These panegyrics on the
great departed Were the hero of New Orleans
but the TACT OF Jackson having been a slave
holder has damned him to everlasting fame, =
i'll Mr. John O'Comelrs judgment.
FRANCE.-Mexico and the United States
continue to occupy large share in the attcn-
ton OF the Paris journals. and their spccula
tons on the subject are proiuse and diiliss in
the extreme. Mushal Bugcanl has left At-
rica, and II Is. supposed he will not return.--
The Duo de Nemours, his Duchcsse, and the
Due dc Aumale, have been ON u visit To the
Queen OF Spain, who entertained them with
bull fight. A treaty ior the mutual extradi.
ton OF criminals, similar to that in force be-
tween the United States and England. has
inst been concluded between France and PIus
STA. The malady which has attacked the 20
tatoc crop IN Belgium, has also made some
raNagcs. though nothing like 30 extensive, in
the northern provinces of France, The all
thorities of some al the departments have. ia
consequence. forbidden the sale of potatoes
and IN some towns. even the mayors have Civ
Ell strict directions to the hotel and ca tim,
house keepers. on NO account whatever e
serve up potatoes 10 thefgucsis.
SoAlN.-On the evening of the 9th ult..
number Of disaiiected persons attempted L
crt ate an resurrection. lncitad by persons O
! importance al Nut three hundred of the lowe
classes assembled. armed with sticks ant
guns, and after tim commenced an atiacl
on the barracks del Pusito where is lodge
the regiments OF Navarro. Some OF the off
GERS and men bad previously been gaine'
over, but the regiment remained true, 2ud, ol
4 the word oi command. poured a mUrleroliS tir'
on the assailants. An officer was killed. ain,
several persons were wounded. The troop
4 having subsequently sailed from the barracks
/ the insurgents were put TO flight and severa
were arrested. Madrid then became TRANQUIL
and still remains So
Nj. Theirs, the eminent French statesmen
has arrived in Madrid, and was being fetc,
y 1911 III iOliplS lIiC llilHlSNCGS dGlStOS
racy can show.
/ GTALS.-The Government has adopted ;
measure fora reduction of 30 90 and 80 pc
cent ON cloths, cassimeres, and almost al
other articles imported into its states. Tn,
effect of the measure will, however. scarccl,
benefit American trade: for almost all the ar
ticles OF which we have need, come from Bel
GUM, which will gain greatly by the modifi
cation of the Tariff. The Pope, is, am sorr,
to state in "a declining state of health. lie i.
sadly plagued with cancer in the nose. Be
ing upwards of eighty years of age, it is mo-
likely that with his maladies, he will long be
spared.
| GERMANY.-Th advices from Carlsrrhe
acquaint us that the Zollverein Congress, in
consequence of the conflicting interests al
work, is not likely To come this wear TO am,
increase OF duties. The new religion remain.
ed in pretty much the same state In some
places its apostles are received with favor, in
others they are pelted ondducked. The police
OF Berlin have forbidden religious and political
discussion in the eUesi and Ronge and Ger
ski, the two chiefs of the mex faith, (by the
bye, they have fallen ont, and are now abusing
each other lustily,) have been forbidden tC
voyage about the kingdom.