Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
FURTHER GLEANINns
From the Engifsh Popers by The Hi6ernia
ceipcd at the Office Of fhs Tyns MN

was conveyed To London IA six hour from lis
arrival in the McIsey. Such was the inter.
est Tor the reception OF the lnesage on The
continent, that OH lis ARRIVAL IN London. Mr..
w H. smith, tte news agent, proceeded hy
express engine TO FolSs,onc. thence by cS
press steamer 10 France and then by nno,bs,
express cnsine 10 Paris, the same courier p,o.
cc,tled TO Germany.
The Britannia arrived at Livcrpo,l on The
l6Ih December la la days; and the Gambia
on the 9th, in ! | days from Boston. The
propeller Massachusetts, reached Livcrpool in
20 days lrom New York, beating the vessels
sailing at the same time. Her propeller was
IN use oniy 20 hours during the vo,age.
The hottinguer. Burslsy, ed at Liver.
pool on the 18th; the Enrope, Furber. on The
10Th, the Ashburtou. Rowland. on the 29,h
ol December. aud the John X Skidiy, on the
u oi January.
The DHke.--Wliai effect the rc.establish
ment of the Peel Ministry may have on the
Duke ronaiDs 10 b. seen; but he seems To- h.
a "hard customer for the Premier, IL we may
receive the following paragraph for true
IL u no secret that Discussions krtveen the
Duke and the PREMIER have bcen 50 frequent
and violent a. often to place the Sovereign in
a very disagreeablc position, and make her re-
greet the more tranquil DAYS of the Wing Cab
met. Duung the many councils that have
been held within the last month the Duke
violence has been No great. and his voice so
loud. that the attendants i'm the outer rooms
have caught the sound. and have learned Sc
creis not intended for their hearing.
The Anti Corn LGic LeGgue. A meeting
was held at Manchester. the week before the
sailing Of the Hibcmia, at which il was re-
solved TO raise another fund OF 81 ,250, 900 for
carrying on the anti-com law war. Three
hundred thousand dollars was subscribed on
the spot.
Lord Heicnle health Of this noble.
man had yisibly improved, under the care of
the eminent physicians in whose hands he
placed himself on his arrival. There was e.
ven some hope OF a permanent cure.
Colonel Gurwood. the editor OF the "wel
ling,on Dispatches" has committed suicide.
lie had labored under mental lsssi,ude ever
since the work was completed, and was pay
ing yisi, to Sir Henry Webster, at Brighton.
tor the restoration OF his health lie cut has
throat with razor.
A loss OF FIVE lives ami large amount Of
property in buildings, sc. had been occasion
ed IN Liverpool, by the bursting OF a large
WAFER tank. The accident was supposed TO be
occasioncd by filling it with wafer without
due caution.
The Right Rev. Bishop Alcxsuder. four
years ago appointed Bishop OF jerusalem. died
there in November.
Mr.. O'CoHHeH. --This important person-
aSe took early occasion To declare himself ON
the resignation Of the Peel Cabinet. AT a
meeting OF the Repeal Association he expires
sed his determination TO support Lord Russell
ia the repeal oi the corn laws, and said that
the repeal mcmbsrs woobi gladly resaass their
Attendance m tho Housr Cor that parpcse
The squabble between O'Ccnnel on n etray-
elling correspondent OF the fimcs-snown "a
the Tunes commlssioner---has been brought
TO a kind OF aTmistice. The correspondent
gave very uniavorable account of Sir. o.
Connella as u landlord, aud described the con
dition OF his tenants as peculiarly miserable
for themselves and dissaceiul TO him. Mr.
UConneli denied all This, point blank in his
speeches. and favored the correspondent with
some oi his choicest exeriions IN the art of Wit
operation Themupon the correspondent, in
company with reporter Tor the Times, Maui
rice OConncil. an agent and an Interpreter.
made an exploratory visi, to the tenants and
personally nscertained their condition The
result was in favor of the correspondent: il
appeared that, although Mr. O'Connell desired
10 have ms tenants well treated and comfort
able, they were in fact bat title better OF Than
the lrish pcasaniTy in generals much at
the mercy OF under agents and as little indebt-
ed 10 the personal supervision and care OF
,heir 'undloId
The Arriyai II Potatoes from Aneried.-
An American ship that has arrived in the ST.
hatheune's Docks with large cargo OF pota-
toes commenced unloading on Thursday The
potntocs appear TO be OF excel snt size and qua
lty.
The West coast Of England on the 2l>t O.
. sas4t isnv - a -.
we're gales ever known The loss of life and
property is stated at a very large amount. a
nong the wrecks we notice only the iollowin.
/ American ship:
On Friday, two vessels were wrecked il
! flshguard Bay. The stern Of one Of them float
ed IN, on which was inscribed .'Syward. o
Savannah From thirty 10 forty persons wcr,
seen on her deck previous 20 her going to piece,
bat from the boisterous state of the wealth,
no assistance could b. rendered. and il wa
supposed that all hands persisted From IN,
SIZE OF the stern IL Is Conjectufcd sle mus.
have been a ship of about 700 tons burthcn.
/ Loss Of The 81. Dapid Stsamer. -Dugin,
the late gales upwards of 500 vessels hay.
been totally lost, and at least one hundred hu
man beings have perishrd The most distr.s
sing loss ia that OF the St. David sttamst. trad
ing with las<eng eTs and goo between Hi,rc
Plymouth and Liverpool. She sailed iron
Hsyre on ihc 18Th December. and there j. nos,
no doubt thst she has foundered. and tha
every soul on board has persisted. Portion. o.
her cargo have bean found of the coast OF d.
camp.
Cdhdk ogoiH'-Punch'sA Almanac for Il sic
which iomIs number Of his iBimi'ahle ter
iodical, contains some more olthc adventure.
~ lie OF The widowed Caudle He marie.
Miss ffcfil m-n, a. poor old Mrs Caudie al.
ways pfophesied he would do,-and straight.
way, even before the honeymoon IL over -
brgns 20 show NO 2. thst she IA I'D h.
CaAditd, aud not 20 Caadle and. in the
course Of these twelve new chapterlturni.
iorth abundant proof that his No, / had set
MIN an example. which be means 20 follow by
turning the tables on bis No 2" In Other
words, lhis Own.) he bends the bow The 9th
~ way -snd, having lei poor Miss Pretty
man sad life ayes hcfa very oonsolsbl,
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