Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

Trade. IL statcs that nouhyattor~had been
made 10 the British government that the
French squadron 10 h. sentt she coasts oil
Africa will b. resly To commenee operations
by The 9th instant. sud that the Secretary oil
STATE Tor Foreign Afairsaud the French charge
d Alalfes declare That ". a cats mat have been
issued an pursuance oi the conventions oi 1881
and 1888. To- the cruisrs of thc-two nations,
Tor the mutual exercise of the rirht oi search,
are 10 BE- res ectiv.ly delivered up.
IlGrsaing SfGi,of the Kaig ~ DoRmdrEs
HoIth. Cops nliagcn, Dec ,l3s-His Mojes-
TVS frequent ndi>posilionsssre much uneasi-
ness TO his people. The ai'oplcctic seizures,
though slight. Ia which ne is known Ia have
been of late years subject, Justify bat too well
those alarms which neither the season OF the
year, the agc, nor the habits OF the sovereign
tend TO allay.
A writer IN the Edinburgh Witncssascribcs
the potato disease Ia the ang;r OF the Almigh-
y on account OF the passing OF the Ma!nooih
grant.
Tobacco. by a recent order of the Lords
Commissioners Of her MajeS,ys Treasury, all
leaf tobacco IN an ununnuiaCturcd state may
b. impOrtcdffom the United States of America
into Great Britain and iceland in packages OF
the same weight IN which tue same dcsCnp-
ton OF ,obocCo can DC fgally imported from
the places olits growth. They have also at
thorized that The requisite alteration may be
inade IN the law In tho nc1, Customs Amend
nent Act. for TO elbow iohaoco. the produce
of Mexico. America, South America. or the
islands of 81. Domingo snd Cuba. TO DC impor-
ted into the United kJsciom in bales contain.
ing 50 lbs. weight each. from any place from
which II may Ne lcgoliyimporiedi Tor hours use
Their Lorisssps have also allowed tobacco, the
produce OF Trinidad, 10 be imported into the
United Kingdom. in packages of the nInc size
"a thase sanctioned for tobacco, the produce OF
South America and ST. Domingo.
Trodtmeni If Emigraais.-T ship Isaac
Roberts, which sailedfrom Liverpool with lS3
passengers for New YsEb. having been con-
demned by the authorities az kayal as not
being scaworthy. wene brought back TO Eng
land by the Forth. Royal Mail packet from
that place. They LANDED at s Hampton in
great distress, where uiey were treated with
kindness. 4 Subscription was raised at :.
Hampton to enable them TO obtain clothing
and subsistence Till they took they departure
for Liverpool, which they were enabled TO
reach owing to the kindness aud liberality Of
tho directors OF lhe South Western Railway,
who sent them. fpe OF cIargc. to London
On their arfivAat Liverpool they were treated
with much conSidc mitch anl compassion. A
handsome subscription 4 being raised on their
behalf ia Liverpool. Great praise is due TO
the commander and crew Of the Forth for their
kindness 20 these unfortunate individuals. the
whole of whom must have persisted had the
Isaac Roberts been permitted TO proceed on
her voyage.
Lord John RHsSccH and Queen Vicforio. 81
IL has been stated thet Lord John Russell
knew what was going on in Pecls Cabinet,
and anticipation of the Tory Ministry, fully
expected a message from the Queen. The
London Spectator says;--"A correspondent
whom we can trust, shows that the foresight
did not exist; Ahe summons was quite uncx-
pected. This is aB cKilact from our cores
pondenrs letsT-'Lort John Russell wns
sitLlpg with as wife, st Douglas Hotel. in
Etisosssys.s 49, ~ h.~l-ai- 10 o,nlork i,
the evening, When the Queens messenger ar
rived; and on sesring that some one wished
to speak him, be declined seeing him unless
he mentioned HIS name and the business he
came upon. The messengers sent up his name
which was unknown To Lord John Russell,
but he declined mentioning his GRAND. Lord
John refused To see him, and he was obliged
to send mp, By the waiter, the Queens private
letter.