Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

dorsal nerve Of the Isthmus OF Daren: and Il.
s%;yerely Eel, at Washington.
The eldest son of The lmsum Of Muscat
was OH a visit TO Liverpool.
TehIe is nothing new of any great impor.
lance from the Continent. 1t is said that
Marshal Soul! has resolved to resign his post
as Minister OF War. The railway fever con.
tinues to rage in France. American Affairs
have attracted comparatively little attention
during the last few weeks.
In Germany the Zoll-vercin has given q de-.
cision, that the present dutie, shall remain
unaltercd, with the exception of half cotton.
half linen figured stuffs on which the duties
are TO be slightly raised. The tariff with the
present duties. with the exception noticed,
has been ordered to be printed, and to remain
III operation for three years.
to Odessa, from the Baltic TO the Northern
Ssa, with an ENHANCEMENT towards Persia,
and IRON thence to the East Indies aud Chi.
ma II Is q gigantic project, but il the Car
resolves upon II, II will BE- done. On such a
Inc people, In the couse of three DAYS, could
pass from the frigid To the torrid zone. from
the intensest cold to burning heat.
Accounts from Copenhagen state that the
disease in the potatoes is spreading more and
more In Denmark, as in Funen, Lolland, Fall
ster, and likewise Sealand, especially in Alnak,
~Nt~h""6Nh' ~ HAS iihtWlSt appeared
in the Dureie. 1t is stated that the disease is
beginning to show itself in Sweden,
Sir Robert Peel hos had an attack of the
govt in the foot which confines him to Lon
don. and will delay, it is said, some festivities
at Drayton Manor.
Five men were killed at Bristol BY the
breaking Of a rope attached to q basket in
which they were ascending from a coal pit.
III coroner's jury which sat on the body of
Mr.. Boteier, who was killed by the late acci-
dent onthe MidlandRailway, has returned a
verdict OF manslaughter against the engine
driver, Thos. Wheatly.
The Gloucester Journal mentions two more
converts TO Caiholicism-the Rev. Z. Neve,
Rector OF Poole, and the Rev. Edmund Est
court, one OF the curates of Circncester. The
latter gentlemen is nephew OF the member of
Oxford.
BY the schr. Selah Hutton, arrived at Hal.
lax on the 18th, news has been received that
the homeward bonnd steamer Hibernia went
ashore at Cape Race. Newfoundland three
days after leaving Halifax. She had put into
81. Johns Tor repairs, and was TO leave again
on the 18th inst. for England.
admission Of Indian Corn.-Thc chair
man OF the American Chamber Of Commerce.
Liverpool, has received a letter from Lord
Sandon, expressing his Lordship's approval
Of the memorial TO the Privy Council in favor
oil admitting Indian corn. His Lordship
thinks that such o course OH the par of their
government would greatly strengthen i'm A..
merca the hands OF those who advocate the
relaxation OF the tariff
Opening OF the Ports.-A most important
rnnor circulates III the city, relative 10 the
terms on which foreign grain and -four are to
be admitted for home consumption by the Or
der in Council expected ont Tomorrow. Ii
we are correctly informed, the following will
DC the scales laid dowD-Wheat 4s,; barley
IS; oats Is; beans and peas 2s per Quarter:
and Hour z, per sack. This order will release
about one million quarters Of grain and -four
In bond in the United Kingdom. loo, 900 bar.
rels oil flour ON the way from the United States,
100, 600 barrels from Canada, and GO, 900 quar-.
tiers OF wheat from the Baltic, besides other
supplies, which may perhaps reach before the
winter sets In: The duty to-day is returned
The Moniteur announces that the Govern
ment received dispatches from China forward
ed on the 18th inst. from Alexandria by the
Marquis de Ferriere Lerayer, Secretary Of the
Legation, who Is expected shortly at Paris
The ratifcation Of thefxeafy u commerce,
concluded on the 24th of October, 1874, at
Whampoa, between the ple~nipotentiaries of
the King Of the French and che Emperor of
China, were exchanged on the 25th OF August
last at Taipauhui, near the Bogue, ia the pal.
ace oil the, Admiral who commands the Chi
nese toreesfn the Canton river. At the same
time M. LagreAe received an official copy of
the decroetty4 9hieh the Emperor OF China re-
voked The pen(k{EA in force against the Chi
nese who had en6gacei h~ristianity. and AN.
thorized them to profess their religion public
ly.