Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
LATER FROM ENGLAND

sN 's'e Nv h u
by the packe, ship Roscius, Eidridge.
which arrived yesterday, we have dates
irbn Liverpool 10 the 18th January, and
from London to the llh.
The news by this arrival is no, i'm.
poriant, The Georgetown Hoax or
the account OF great rilt in Ohio. is
commented upon by the leading paners.
as ntlordlng sad comment upon Re-.
publican institutions.
Inc Court news is, that the Queen
walked out some time this morning. at.
tended by Lady Caroline Cocks
The Revenue returns for the yearand
quarter present an unusnlly satisfactory
aspect. There il an Increase on both
year and quarter, under almost all the
heads.
II was currently reported tina, her Ma
Jesiy has heen graciously pleased 10 ap
point Sir Henry Potiinger, Governor
General of Canada, in The place of Sir
Charles Melcalle. who is seriously indis-
posed,
The Great Britain started this morn
ing on an experimental trip TO Lundv
and IS expected back to morrow. A.
bout fifty of the prnprie,ors and friends
embarked on the OCCASION. She will
soon be 'aken around TO London, end i,
wiz be seen by public notice in our pa.
per OF this week that rar;ies who wish
10 JON IN The excursion MY do so on
payment of G5 passage money.
~, =, Bristol GazeIte1
The Morning Advertiser saws. "A
correspondent informs us, on WIN, be as
serts 10 be unqnesto able authority, tina,
IL Is the intention Of the min lister, i'm the
approaching SESSION Of Parliament. ,o
abolish the duty on raw cotton, to reduce
inc duty on tea, to make 1907, not as n,
present io0t a year, the minlum Of an
nuity liable TO the income tax; and 10 re :
duce the present Reduced 3 per Cents Ia
4-3 per Gem, secured for the term oil
twenty years"
Mr. Consul Pitchard, who was so base.
ly treated by the French at Tahiti is a.
oout TO sail Tor The important station 10
which he had been appointed by Gov
eminent prior to his lorcible Ie.noyal
rom that island, namely. the extensive
and Populous group of the Samoas or
Naviga.or's Islands.
An attempt is making by the the West.
minister Review and some of the week.
y journals 10 support Property Tax, as
distinguished from an Income Tax.
they wish Ministers 10 maintain the
former and abandon the latter; and thew
tell, us only that a Property Tax levied
on land, buildings, and The funds would
yield about E3,o00,0OO, year.
ny IL NJ ship Iris. intelligence TO the
I'm November is IN town frcm the Cane
OF Good Hope. The Governor, who
had returned 10 Cape Town, had eyiden.
t.y inspired a better feeling on the from.
'ier. but at Natal there is Vet p'entv Of
work cut out for us, as the farmers were
ior inc most part hankering after indie
Pendence' the leaders among them keen
ing up The feeling by absurd reports of
me Dutch Government being iayorably
disposed towards them.
lRELANo.-The Dublin correspondent,
OF the Morning Chronicle has learned
rom al unqueStionable source that Min
IsterS have determined to increase the
grant to Maynooth College.
| The Dublin Monitor mentions another
rumor-of a conspiracy discovered in
Ilpperary 10 murder the Archbi.hop of
DIbiIn. Ii is said that DIR Murray had
received from Magistrate of Cork let
yer o. warning to that effect. The Moni
Tor does not attach much credi, to the re
port The Freemau's Journal treats it
as saxon" calumny. The Dublin f.
vening Post regards il as "fabrica,ion,'
imposed upon the Cork Magistrate.
The rent for the week ending on Mon.
day the 9th. (incIuding The 0'Connell
contribution Of 5lL,) was 244L.
FRANcg.--The debates on the address,
had not begun on TUESDAY, in either
chamber. The Committee Of the Dsnu.
lies had examined four Minister'S. but
were understood to have made littls v,v
On that day, Count Portals read tho drort
OF the address in the Committee Of the
! Peers. v ''0
According TO the correspondent If tho
Times. The British Government has Jo.
monded from that Of France. n ca,ccori.
cal answer to the question, whether or
MOI the french Government was enectino
at Inc same time 10 join in the ondeovots
70 the British Government Io main,o;n
tne S"fas quo in Texas, whilstin re,litv
y was giving, through the King TO the
american Minister an assurance that in
no event would any steps be taken By his
government in the slig htest degree hos
we, or which would give the t. States
Just cause of complaint" The Steele
adds statement which ii does not guar.
rantco' though derived from a respectable
source
cit is said that England was disposed
Tor the sake Of 81. GUlzoi, 10 make SOM
concessions relative the right Of soo,nh