Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-10
LATEST i'll NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The steamer Britannia, at Boston on Satur
day morning, left Liverpool on the 10Th juno
The crops IN England aud Ireland are said I,
1 nue. Inc Weather was extremely dry ant
Sir Robert Pcsl's to,ircment Is moro conf.
IDENTITY spoken Of.
The accounts Of the Battles on The Bio G,.,ds
have been received in England. and excited J
general contemptfoT the Mexicans. Gen. Tsv.
ioTe bulletins are much praised
The war between the u. S. and Mexico on
crosses much of public attention.
NJ. dulzots organ 10 still engaged i'm point
ing out the necessity of France and E1ylnpd
snierfering to protect Mexico.
Lecompte, the attempted assassin of L,ouis
fbillifpe, has been condemned and executed
The Pope oil Rome is dead, having eynirad
suddenly on the first OF June last. Cardinal
FronEopi Is the person uaost likely TO succeed
him.
fhe hea. was. IL appears. greater in Paris ON
the 10th UT, than 1t bad been during some
years trhe thermometer (Reaumu1 marked
IN the shade 20 degrees, or SSA of fahnnbeit
The English papers speak of June being the
hottest nonth experienced for sixteen wears. |
Deathe troa sua strike were frequent.
According 20 the Limerick Reporter. 1857
smiSrants aave lett that city FOE the United
states during the present season.
Rumors prevail that negotiations have nsoi,
been oPened between Hngloud and BAIL lot
the namussion Of tho eugOr of the latter coun.
tTy.
tbe Bntish Government have sent Mr.
Hood to the River FlBte. 90 effect settlement
OF the diHeresces bstween Rosas and Monte.
video.
Frv1 Hr1lasr & SmftkS liverpool Tins,
yuns 10.
YnE CROPS AND THE MARKETS
The weather, daring the last fortnight has
been intsnseiy, oppressi roiy hot-Loo hot to
move or OlHost ia think.
Bot The growing crops notwithstanding the
excessive beat, look beAutliul. There has been
lutte r9ip, but the deWs AT night and morn have
been frequent and refreshing, and with the
RloIious sunshine above, are bringing forward
the produce Of the fields nagniicenIly. The
harvest promises Ia be abundant, and what IL
hardly OF less consequences, carly--the earliest
iOdeed, for years past.
The prospect Tor the English farmer is cheer
less, but he baa io thank his too dear friends
che nOnopolsts, for IL all An immense 0uan
city oi toFeiga wheat and 1kOur will be released
from bond at the low relief duty when IN,
Corn Bill has passed. and this will I've thrown
on the market Just as the agricuturst i.
sweeping the produce of his public fields into
che CANARY. Prices will come down, there
will be on agricultural panic, and the cry OF
''the Corn Bali has done il" will be raised.
The French news ~ the most important OF
any thing by this arrival. We quote The
summary OF Wilmer a Smiths Times
Correspondence Of the LiDeypOol Tim1,.
Paris, June l5
The Journal des Debats has lately published
remarkable article ON the state OF affairs be
tween Mexico and the United States. Yom
ootemPuary asserts that Mr. Polk has onl,
gone against Mexico Co compensate his defeat
IN Oregon, mud 20 regain the popularity which
that defeat had brought upon him. Ii lbink,
Thai MeXico ~ totally unable 10 resist the II
Siates, aud that the existing bosIiities will
result GA IFS dismeas beralFnt
u thisks, too, that the States will cndeavo
W sehe The CALIFORNIA;, 10 make up for wha
they Will be Obliged TO lose in OREGON. and !
says that tho CALIFORNIA; are Infinitely NOR
valuable than that bsusn territory. II view
al tbs with great regret; bat, beyond few
Sneers at NF. Polk tor which A appears I,
entertain pTofVopd contempt, I, says nothip
offensive Co tiy United States. Thin (,ct ~
serves ,O b specially pentioned. for of Inf,
ihs great ofWin ofthc French Government ha
appeared incapable 81 even naming The Amer
ioan fepublic without flowing Over viii
Vuth, o. rathcS with dlsJain
aI"INNf WV ittfr.niKN nfEdn OF III
Sut5ot Minister Cor Roreign Affairs. bss ais,
bad Q very long Hnd carefully written article
on ihe pending dispute between the gyeat Re.
pnblics ~ Nof'hsrn Anerifa THIS a,,,cl,
Doiuis DOT The necessity of Pmnce ouJ IN.
land interfering tn the natter. IN o,l,, 4,
bring abOut reconciliation. and q, ,,o',,,
MeIico. II alleges that France hos In,s,e.,.
sufficiently vast ~ Mehso a. warran, s,rt
interference.
Considering the conne1iou beiusep u;,
Journal aud NJ. Goi1ot. ! om inclined n n,
zach some importance o. this lueubyation =,
showing that y Franco hes not interIered !,
ihc business, che asnuredly will doso. Indeed
Tor my part entertain not tho slightest donb
ibai the French Government will be ryapored
f nocessary, " give eG,ctual protection 1,
MEXICO agsi8st her gSelt neighbors. kpr I r.
nembcs thatin tho course ~ the present .ss
SION NJ Quiet declared from the TRIBUNE an
two occasions that n ives ~ vast iu,noyt,pc.
70 France that the United Sstes sLd,,id mo-,
-eu> NtsziCo. nor the English race absorb m,
Spanish. snd o. ~ r. not . mao 81 talk Win.
Oui weighing The force aDa Calculating m,