Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29


The latest advIces represent the city as
Tranquil, but the financial crisis unabated.-
Many eminent houses are spoken OF as in dill
fculty, but no further failures are announced.
The funds have fallen considerably. The 3
per cents. were at 50, and after being done at
4G closed at AZ while the. 3 per cents. op;n-
ed at 50, were even done at Il, aud closed at
20. There was no tumult or agitation. All
was sad aud gloomy Mn came and offered
their securities Tor money only at whatever
price they could get, but scarcely ID buyer
could be found.
The news OF the French Revolution reach
ed Vienna on The LIST ms, and produced a
profound impression. The Archbishop OF
Paris, accompanied by The Governor Gener-
al, pres nted himself TO the provisional gov
eminent, and gave in his adhesion in the
name OF the entire clergy OF his dioces. Eight
hundred mercantile funs connected with the
Paris Boresse waited on the Provisional gov
eminent 10 ask Tor further delay OF one month
on bills due on the Goth, which being rrius-
Nls AlttN lhN ~ o1NA ~ 1iiiC AltAl " No
and workmen, and M their determi-
nation not 10 satisfy their engagements.
TouloI papers Of the 18Th, state that the
Duke de Auna!e aud Prince JoinNille arrived
off taat port, aud made communications to
Admiral Beauddin, who, through the tele-
q ph, had applied to government 10 admit
them, and it is said he had been authorized 10
place a steamer al The disposal OF the Prince
! 70 convey them wherever they pleased.
Pluasia-A couespondentatToulon writes
that the middle classes OF Prussia, as on the
Rhenisa States are determined 10 achieve po-
iIticanl independence. and have a voice in the
government. They are peaceful, but reso-
lutely devoted 10 their country, aud firm in
asserting their rights.
Austria-The resignation of Metternich
was announced as certainty in Paris on he
Sth inst. The news oil the e,enls tha. had
occurred in Paris had caused universal con-
sternation, ~couIiers had been sent in all d.
French ambassador at Nieuna. tainted on
hearing the news of he abAicdtion oil the
hing. aud started the next day Tor England.
Thirty thousand different troo ps are to be adj
vauced on Italy without delay.
Basaria-Munich has risen and a new Con-
slitution has been extorted from the King by
the Bayouet.
ltaly-lhe Jesuits have become alarmed,
by the hostile demonstrations made against
them by The people.
IurIu-Ihe journals Of Turn fully appre-
ciate tie tendency of the French revolution,
aud are now encouraging the King to put
himself at tie head OF the National Troops
to effect the salvation OF llaiy.
Advices from Genoa annovnce the arrival
Of an American SquadroA at that port on the
Bird inst.
The latest adyices from NAPLES state that
the King has once more violated his solemn
promise aud hal carried fire and sword into
the city Of Menina. which had been bombari-
ed Tor AZ hours By the Royal troops.
The Revolution has spread throughout
France, and the Departments have declared
for a Republic.
Louis Philippe and the Royal Family with
Gaizot have arrived in England.
Riots have occurred in London, Glasgow,
Edinhurgh and Manchester.
The Chateau OF NeugIy has been sacked
and burnei to the ground.
There are 10000 caricatures against Louis
PHILIPPE, and in all the print shops they have
appeared os il By magic.
The colonies Of the l0lh, Sth and 7th rrgi.
ments We're nearly all massicred by thriroNu
men, for refusing 10 match against the Tuil-
l~eries. The palace OF the Tuilleries had been
converted into a hospital, under the name of
the Hotel d lnyalides. The Routn Railway
is stopped. The popu)ace have burned the
bridge Of Amicns. The statue OF tie late
Duke dOrieans, which stood in the count of
Louvre has been taken down.
ARRIVAL or TIE EX-KING AND
QUEEN AT NEW HAVEN.
Brighton, March 3.
Louis Philippe arrived at New Haven to-
Jay. The King. on landing, was Dir s,ed in
IA green blouse and blue oyercoat. borrowed
OF The eaptaia. The King had NOT d change
Of clothing. They bad been some d4}s ia
moving iron house 10 house il the ueigAbor.
hood O! IrePort; they were nearly exhausted
oy fatigue and a night or two back he YVES
on the point Of giving himself up. Louis
Philippe, The ex-Queen and a iemale attend
amt embarked on board e French fishing boat