Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

M occupy tor centuries 10 come.
II hasits original IN a bigo,-d political secta-
risuisn, which can see nothing good except I'm
its own political institutions, and would com
pei ell settlers in America 10 adopt them. IL
bets oar the part ~ the Americans n want of
faith IN the goctlucSs oi their own institutions
II sincere and consistent in their belief oi their
excellence. they would leave them To b. vol
UNFAIRLY adopted h, the newcomers Instead of
trying 10 make submission Ia them condition
OF settlement. The aim ot t,i, attempt to
prevent European colonization H.. ~ extend
Vic political inflgcnccol the American GOV
ernncnt. not Ga promote the individual pros
leTity oi Amerlcan citizens.
The pride ri professional politis ians may ",
grdtlhc,l, AMI their cinolumcn,s increased ,.bv
widening tlc sphere within which The au,hori.
~ at the ccntral government az Washington
an ! the local machinery OF vcnincnt tht uah
out the Union ~ paramount. but private ,iti.
1cns can ouly b. benefited bv removing cvcrv
obstacle 10 the SPEEDY setilemeu, und culiiva.
ton ot the waste. The ,mposi,iono of rcpubli
can institutions j. an obstacle Ia European
colonization. The American citizen who =.
critters real indi, dual Interests To- CRAFTY thc
vanity OF his government il a. st,nple az the
European subject who does 80 To painper The
pride OF a monarch.
Tik OVrRLANn MNL.-- f,,jia aud CHM.
w have received. hv oui ouiinar, biu1u,h.
~ express from Marsrilcs Our dispatches i'm
anticipation OF the Bombay mgil, OF the 18th
November.
Tn point of most interest is the departure
OF the Governor General from Agra. on the
2ath OF October, aud liis quick movements (al.
though II was given out that lIc Was proceed.
ing SLOWLY WHEREBY hc was To arrive at Delhi
on the 10th at ND,cmbcT--tbat H. many ,laNs
pror la tlic time when lac Was expected there
The Affairs IN the funiaub have not lost their
interest, although mo- late atrccity il recorded
The situation i most extraordinary: the troops
have numbered all the Prime Ministers cor
Nlzccrs. a. we'll as all the Sin-s that cannot
act a. they please.
The boy Hing Dhucep i represented o. he
ng no great iaVoritc with them. His mother
who ~ said tn beat once Mrssalina" and o
" FauS;ina,' has conlrivcd Ia keep the soldiers
at bay since the death of her brother Juwahir
Singh, although she has had NO Prime Minis
ter, Tor Gloldb Singh, whom thu soldiers wish
ed Ia promote for his wealth. To- that most dan.
gcrous post and then to plumber and To butch.
co him. a. they did his brothers aud his nep.
hcw, has C0ntuNed TO gain hs mountain for.
iress OF Jamoo, here to- has formally refused
th,if invitation. lei Singh. the late Cover
nor of Pcslawur, has also declined the offer.
Rumor says tia, the Queen mother intended 10
give The place TO Raiah Lall Singh. her princi.
pal pardmor but his report hds not been con
hrmed.
On the other hand we hear tina, She hay Ing
offered To abandon the throne for herself aud
her son, on condition ot having a jughire Sc
cured to boli iOr their lives, and not having
gtincd her object, after the feast at the Dtfs.
seFs, paid some small sum io the troops, and
then cuuirived la take heT,elf and her SON OH
io thc fortress OF Enn,set. where il was sup
posed she would remain until after the icast
OF the Dewallec had passed over.
ln the meantime they have been. as il is
conf lently stated. new and stringent terms
To the Lahore government by the governor
general; but no one can tell what guarantee
can be offered by ANY person in that country
Tor the observation Of any stipulations, or for
the preservation of internal or even external
tranquility and order for one week, ar even
one day
The turbulent and licentious soldiers gov
cnI as they choose ,End no one can resist them.
IL would not surprise us to hear OF the flight
oi the Queen mother. and oi her SON. To the
British camp Tor protection. The great diff
Guilty Ia such case would be 10 escape with
imPuniiy, for the soldiers would not hesitate
10 sacrifice both mother and son 10 their fury
The British army remains collected on the
frontiers at the Pnnjaub. and will speedily b.
re adv to march IN Lahore, il necessary. There
J. nothing positive known of the fate oi Pes.
nora Singh, who was, "a II now appears, aided
in his late attempt Ia hold Attock by Dost
Mahomcd aud the At,ghans. who intended. ii
Pcshora was successful. to seize Pcshawur
Prince NaldcmaT. of Prussia. who was at
Umballa, ON the 9th of November was about
10 proceed To Loodiona and Fcluzcporc: but
las return TO the iormcr place was expected,
az u i said that the Invasion OF the Punjaub
will bc begun thence.
Tho Niznm's domiBions cont nue. in the
same miserable state. The soldiers are with
out pay, aud threaten to do mischief. The
revenues olt,Ie slatcare Tanned out aud spec
uiation anhdisordcr are the necessary results.
IN other parts OF India tranquility prevails,
although apprchcnsions are general OF a great
! scarcity oi grain and OF water iu various dis
tncis during the next six months, in consc-
qucnce OF the deficiency of the late monsoon.
From Bufmah the news of the dethronc-
mcnt Of Ihardwaddie has been confirmed He
had become mad, aud had been guilty of the
most wanton acts of cruelty: lac was there.
fore dcPosed, as his brother had been prev ious-
", aud Regent appointed Ia the person Of
his youngest son, Shoadoungemcntha. under
the guardianship oi Mekkaramrng and lives.
woongyec. Mrkkammeng, the uncle OF the
Regent, II said 10 b. man az talents aud I,
a member OF the Asiatic Society. The reno.
val from power OF Tbarawaddic ia whose
family madness Is saI - b. hereditary, i,
hailed with satisfaction hy the Burmese.
From China no intelligence had reached
Z Bombay subsequent Co tn, Both Of September
Nv Bombay there were two matter, az iu.
Y tcrest which were much talked of. Tie first
was the horrible conduct ola Manila seacunny
who. iniuuated By drink and jealousy. ran a
muck through populous part Of the town of
I Bombay, and Killed five persons and wounded
seventeen with his knife. lic Was knocked
down at last. aud secured.
The othol point of interest. was The publ.
cation IN Bombay Of Sir Henry Rnpers letter.
/ which appeared ia the London Times of the
ith ~ Octoter This letter b. considered "a
b. intempcnte. and not supported by fci. In
some of Its remarks. The reply Of DE Ndyo.
cate General was sent in Septemief tn tl,e