Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-24

ieemed friend. 0aPssi1 Judkins, sak<s out To- I
day the most important end Rnsifviue insetli- |
groce tlos eves}cft tn sboses II HlSuin -
keeert 1eel-Ksglan1hs pows6slsa NJ
liant Mieisses-Ass developed ~ futuS6
sneEcisi policy. II - II once sim ple ena )
pirehens've; and under its operation the ex-i
change 81 commodities between this country |
aud the United States viii be carried to an
extent, and will be mutually productive Of cd
vantsyes. grceses-to qCose, not ircvereutly, |
the w~orisotthe saclcl volusne-"tham the eve
Isth yet seen, OF the heart has concrived.--
me new scheme embraces, with 4 full sruse
OF tss'r inpostancc, the principles Of free
tedc-rcPuiiates ell protection fos commerce.
nsn"ectuses. ~ agriculture; sdmits corn,
GUY isce. 81 the end Of three ware with !
scais' IN tne interim. which will prob.hly q /.
ullatc between four and SIX shiIlisrs pero,n,-
let and at once sdmits Indian corn and b,,ek-
whea, iee OF all dirty whatever. To the de-
tai OF tins great measure we esrn~stlv en-
treat the attention Of our cemmerr;.I re.a.,-
We bcg to refer them to the speech it.eif' and
to our REMARKS upon II. Great Bitsin. ~ tho
present mo - IN q hare Of excitement:
men talk and think Of nothing else; they have
set their hearts upon securing the prest arr>l
scheme, for the regeneration Of the COUNTRY
which the Premier has laid before Parliament.
AMI they desire TO cuTtail the period fixed for
the total extinction OF the Corn laws. The
friends OF peace and Progression. ON this side
OF the water, hoPc-carnestIy and sincerely
hopc-,hattbe new policy will bind America
10 US by the Ties Of smity, brotherhood. and
Interest, aud that the miserable squsbblmg
about q harren waste will give way 10 more
l'brrsl, civilized and comprehensive views.
Inc Immediate effects Of the new tariff on
he most Prominent articles OF American ex-
ports we have noticed else Altogether
the subject, IN its various phrases. is the most
important that ever crossed the Atlantic
since the Introduction Of ocean navie.tion.
and oil that is now wanting is for the Gov
eminent and people OF the United Ststes 10
meet Us in q kindred spirit, and In the true
spirit OF commerce and OF friendship; forget
the past, and run n generous race Of mutual
happiness and prosperity for the future. .sse
From Wilmer d. Smifh's European Times.
LivERrooL, Fen. 4.-The commercial in
teiligence which goes out by this packet is
necessarily OF a meagrc and UNSATISFACTORY
Kind. A state ut transition is, of all others,
the most unfavorable for the requirement. Of
trade; Tor the uncertainty which preceIes the
change unhingcs the operation alike OF buyer
aud seller, the exporter and importer.
~ HtN IotCy VI tWt 1Iiltcu otItct, Us lie
dicaied IN the report of the American Secrc-
tary Of State, has commanded much attention
~ the British Parliament. Sir Robert Peel
spoke highly OF the report ia the great speech
Ia which he introduced the new Tariff; and
subsequently at the request Of Lord Mont
eagle, the Government consented To reprint
the document, and place il on the tables OF
both Houses oil Pahiament-an honor which
was probably never aver led 10 any similar
document before. All these facts prove the
desire which the British Government has
To make our future relations with the United
states rs amicabl e and bun iness-likc as pos
siblc.
The markets. ss we before stated. are all.
more or less, Effected by the Premier's finan.
cial erposei and business can hardly be ex-
to resume its healthiul tone until IL Ia
known whether the measure will pass or he
rrJecied-whethcr there will be a dissolut;on
oi Parliament this year OF next.
The intelligence which has come TO hand
rom the u. >. show. the angry di,cuSsions
which have taken place in Congress; but the
lotion market has not been touched by il.
racfhc people here, connected by business re-
,auons with America, express wonder that
Mr.. John Quincy Adams. the steady and con.
,istent friend of peace, should have shown
ne ELECTS OF ege, prejuiiccs and policy TO
le war party. Notwithstanding the buster
which : uttered in Congress. people here
bring themselves ~srTiously TO coatem-
plate a war about the Oregon; Il appears too
absurd Tor serious attention. Nevertheless IL
= IN the power Of hasty and incorporate pco-
pie TO precipitase matters beyond the posi-
Iility OF redemption. The mention OF the
oregcn dispute ia the British Psriiasnent con
Irasts s~snkingIy with iiie wordy warfare OF A.
MEXICAN Senators and members OF the House
Representatives. Sturdy Republicans might
AXE. IN this respcct. an example Of Iorbesr-
nee and genfiemHnly department from the
speeches OF Mr.. Hame, SIR Robert Peel, and
Lord John Russell, ON the second night Of the
session.
ATTENTIONS or Dvriss on AMERICAN Pno.
pock--i he British Ainistry propose TO maxi
important reductions on many OF the -art,cles
exported from America to England. We hone
70 see a similar spirit manifested BY the C.b-
met at Washington. The alterations oom.
Previous Duty. Rednced 10 Il
Daccn Ids per cMt Eres |