Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

i VIZ l'Noaoil IN received o. a packet
~hip, a. no steamer will leave Enqlund until
the ith ol Jsuuary.-Thr LrpilsnTr nf PEN.
s%,l,auia aud New YorA viii nj ou The
day-Mr r. w Ball. a well known driapist
oi Hartford. Conn. killed himsalfby iunp,u,
oni oie window la TT oi delinum. on : N.
n"iIy idsi.-Oli,er Smith. late Of Hatfield
Clnn., has lett by his Mill more than hall a
mutton oi dollar, to charitable purpos =. nt
winch the colonization society receives $40.
.OuO.-L@yman DSco,t OF Monkion. Vernon,
iu an attack oimauia TOtu.Sct Gp to the huusr
aHd burnt himself up on saturday last.
TROUBLE BREWING FOR Mr.. POLK.
We learn from the y. York Herald. and
inferred from the language OF the "orgln" it,
self sud an observation of the political skies.
that leud j. about TO be introduced into The
Democratic ranks at washington. Sufficient.
y c-ouricousend supple to al Democrats be-
tore the election Of Pablo Printer hailinp OH
A. brethren, and lattcming oil. the Union al
ter that event, limited at anticipated Repre-.
sentative trcachcp-mcouing no doubt tina,
there WERE some few S~uator who mirh, be
expected so refuse implicit obedience to all
The cdiCts issued from the White House,
Who they are has not tpnspired-perhaps
the ouu -Slurgis trio, Mrssrs. Benton, Bagby
and Haywood. Mons ycrroN5.
The Herald SAYS.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N THE CAMP.-Ibcrc i. every appearance
ct some internal IA order. leading TO reyolu.
ton or revolt in the democratic npl. ,t
Washington, We gather this from y@aIiou,
rianncls perhaps the most important e,i.
denoe of thi, difficulty and proposed revolt
may bc found in an article that rcently an.
psand ia the Washington Union. which. In
spite oi It's numerous plumbers. NAV still b.
considered IN some respects the representa-.
tive OF the Cabinet and OF the EKecuiive.-
The Usion declares that some sort OF .'rrpre-
sentative t~scaChaTy MAY BE- expected in some
quarters during ihe present session. ascribcd
such belief 10 the opinion expressed by GER
tam Senator'S on certain points connected
with the Executive. The expectation OF this
senatorial inIielity. a. IL iscallcd. 10 tho
administration of Mr.. Polk, is further con
hpued by letters and private -corrspond,nc.
from Washington, some Of which are ,a,bs.
iishcd in our columns, and some OF which we
have not yet placed before our readers. -
From all these circumstances. IL il very ev.
'ds"t that ths.s a. a combiuaiinn fnrminp n
mong certain democratic SENATORS, ready 10 re-
volt against Mr.. Polk and his c. binet, 10 on.
pose many OF his nominations, anil some of
his measures, and bring about a total or par.
tial failure IN the success OF his adnini,tfa.
ton. We have always believed in the exist.
ence OF such a disposition in a certain Dor
lion Oi tie member OF both the S,pat. and
Hous, of Representatives. The seed, Of 70
volt have ,>isled for sears in The democratic
nnk,, ant the very events which lei 10 the
nomination aud election Of Mr.. Polk, were
only bringing 10 maturity what has heretofore
BEEN covered with secrecy aud darsnc~.
NOW, tic question may b. ~put-wi,at are
the causes Of such a disposition in a p~oriionoi
th- democratic part eiiharin he = mate orir
the House ot representatives,
Three causes may b discovered hy the most
superficial observer. The distribution OF the
oihces-the divi ION ot the sp~oils-iorm one
the serious caus = OF this difficulty. Another.
ant equally important cause. is the question
OF the succession, which j. already a1ifating
Bnd burning more or less brightly in IN, hos
o,ns OF certain distinguished mn IN the SIN.
ate.
lathe dis'ubJ'ion OF off .es. when thsr, ar.
80 many. Mr.. Folk can 81 el or remove nonc
without giving offence to others. The dis.p.
pointed ones unite IN il forces. form a comb.
nation, and cldesyor 20 procure the rejection
ol the successful candidates thatmay D. placed
before the Senate Tor combination. Thi,
cause Of The intemaliiih ilty has been i'm CD.
cation during the last few months in The
large cities. aud now has broken out ia Wash.
lugton. in the shape At now presents itself
Probably the singular position OF the Union
towards the Senatorial body. and the denun
ciYilon against Representative treachery.'
FTu NKuWHNs 81. e.. IL 4 a a
clique IN Washington, and elsewhere. so as 10
produce the confirmation Of MIR. Polk's noui.
nations ~ tn : nate. Before the election nj
printer, The Union would not have dared ia
com out iu such a style-hu, now. the s,ppils
are sale, All the coast clear. This war on Che
senate, will only help 10 bring things To- a
cusis-ii may cause the rejection OF collec.
tors, post masters. &c, besides other event.
OF equal magnitude.
But the West siouldan will rely upon ma
such Contingencies Tiv have a plsnfy ~
strength 90 .Iccecd without q D-mGcnfir r..
Cult II they husband it wisely ant putt loui
az the right time u%nrcily aud en- rgeticallg.
4 zip irom ihe office of the Lancaster. r..
Union and Sentinel informs us tlat con thf
10Th inst a mau nam@i Levi Zeii. was ar
rosie = ~ DsuPhiu counry on charge oflavipl
forged the names Of samuel Davis and Jncot
Smith g. Sc not =. on thc Lancaster Bank
Co which h. his dl-s placed his name az en-.
dorscf. II ~ stated also that numerous otbe,
ioT~res have been discovered, in which IA,
Lell = rather the principal or very strongly
implicated as accessory, ell tie notes bring
endorsed with his name.
W0E WOE MUCH BETTER HE'D
NEVER BEEN BORN.-A man who relI.es
'o use his money to I'D industry. cotspri..
ADD husiness tlrnt in producing s4Iaff,Yg
% 'h ws'lh oi Poe country, bu Nl9 l8Iis
9 '' holds hars. watching tbe op.uruait,
"' ~l'''a'si"e 90 % si..I0e trr plHa.gts.f
''. whom t'e ue ul b. vpu.i Ii,, ,sst-s.I