Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

ONE DAY LATEG BY THE NlAGAEA4
INTELLIGENCE FROM IRELAND
NOV EMENr OF THE CHARriSrS-
TIE GERMAN WAR--THE LATEST
MARkEr REP0RTS. &c.



MARKET GEPoRTS. &c.
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
Tuhliu. Fdlay evening. Aug Is. NJ. 1
THE STAFF rRttts-rBE QUEEN y % 'D,uggr y I
me opening OF the court, his morning,
Mr. Bdt. O. C.. spok- for the defence; his Z
sdlress occupied upwards OF three hours
Mr.. Whi.eside replied on bshalf OF the Crown
il, most powerful and eloquent address
which occupied fully three hours in It's de-
livery.
This is the last trial that viii take place
ulier the present commission.
The scene of the late Instruction IN The |
south, Is now on OF perfect tranquility. The |
pe8sanIry are inlustliously engaged III their
usual pursuits; aud on the surac lat least, OF |
society there is hlrdlya ruff.
The scent lies very hot in Limerick, after
| Mr.. X. 0'Garman, Jr.
| It has been found necessary TO remove four
teen OF the state prisoners from the jais of
kilmarnham and Newgate, to Belfast, in con-
sequence OF their overtr1wded state. They
were conveyed by ri way TO Kingston, and
emlarkal in war steamer amongst them
were Mr. Meaney, OF the Tribune; MIR. Bren- |
nan. of H., Felon; Mr.. O'higgins, Mr.. Rookie +
Mr.. Walsh Mr.. Crouv, Mr.. Baker. Mr. Toaie |
Mr.. Jas. Bergen, Of New York, aud MIR. Eu
CINE O Ri lily.
| The accounts Of the potato crop received III
Dublin, yesterday, from all pats Of the coun-
try, are most disastrous. The weather con-
inues, Tor the mt pat, cold nd wet.
AFFAIR is ENGLAND,
Imp1rta,t m ,usrea 5 o. the hlrtis's.
Throughout tie p.nripaA sparls OF London
last night ap'i up to II O'Clock To-day, the
--latest hour at Which we could catch
the outgoing steamer, .here existed the at
lest excitement IN consequence Of the dlselo
su.es made by witness named Powell, IN
his cross EXAMINATION al Bow street, in The
case oi The csptur d chartiss.
81 became delegate, aud entered the as
ISOLATION Tor the purpose oil coming forward
and giving evidence against the dSegates, in
TIE wat am doing nov; | encouraged AMI
stimulated those men good deal; did II on
purpose TO have the more to inform against
them; jained them because thought some
thing would turn out injurious TO the peace
ell the country; and | thought ! would set as
much int rMdtion as could, for the purpose
of putting a stop 10 it; | knew | was mmtd
up with IA class OF characters who would do
any thing and every thing. When the chair
man nude use of the expression, The blow
must be struck Tonight only Quincy and
| hlttlllt WIZ pltS''HN " tlic BllsOutIS Utic
now. | was employed by nobody to make
statement OF anything Of the Kin aud have
supplied the men with bullets and powder
they did not want much urging; tui urged
them on | have given ponde aud bullets
only + Gu ney; gave him at one tire about
halt pound OF powder; remember counting
lot Of bullets and giving them to him.
MANCHESTER, Saturday noon.
1t is with feelings oil much satisfaction,
that am enabled to communicate TO you that
the city and Surrounding district is quiet. The
magisir1t' anj 9th, lucU authorities oil Man
chester are well prepared fer any outbreak
hat may take place, and ii is satisfactory TO
know that al The movements OF tie chartlst
body are fully known.
Il ywool, August l9.
The chartists here are very angry with those
OF Manchester aud Birmingham, for allowing
themselves to BE- caught as they were. Sc
cret meetings are being held every night.
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
Paris, Friday afternoon.
Amnesty TO insurgents spoken OF.
The city is quiet, but fears are entertained
for the peace vi the city.
The returns OF the Bank OF France are this
week favorable.
Our late dates state that the city continues
under the preparation oil defence, and all the
movements are under the direction OF Cavaig-
nae.
In the departments, some excitement pre-
walls, and al all points tehre is close watch
kept. The soldiery is provisioned for several
days.
The evidence of Rollin, Lamartine and
Arago, is published, but ii is too long for our-I
telt graphic dispatch.
THE WAR IN DENMARK.
Letters from Amsterdam, OF late date
have been received this morring. ia which
there is expressed the universal opinion tina
The rupture with Denmark will be speedily
adjusted.
Al Berlin the cholera continues to spread,
but hitherto with slow progress.