Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-08
ONE DAY LATER FROM THE CONT.
NFNT DE EIfROPE.

NENT OF EUROPE
The Courier and Enquirer has telegraphic
desre ches from Paris to the 18th ult., from
which we gather the following items, which
are not contained in the English papers receiv-
ed BY this arrival.
Pans. Friday, May 18Th.
The city continues tranquil. The Com
miiiees who have been charged with the duty
OF examining the projects OF laws proposed by
the Government, e'ince decided disposition
to sanction measures Of harshness toward the
ROYAL Family, which had been formally ex-
lied.
Among the member chosen to draw up the
outline OF constitution are Dupois, who was
a special friend OF Louis Philippe, and OdiI-
lon Barrot, who proposed the regency OF the
Duchess of Orleans.
Southampton. Friday night.
The American steamer Washington has ar
rived here from Bremen with ia passengers
on her way TO the U. s.
Madrid, May II.
A royal decree dated the 18th has been issued
deprving Don Henry de Bourbon Of the title
OF Infant OF Spain.
Hamburger, MAY Is.
uSlt uiF NuSbE iu0tbiS litit VI StiipuS
action between the Prussians and the Danes,
before Frederick in which the retreat oil the
body of 1000 Danes was cut offand nearly the
whole taken prisoners. None OF the details
are given as authentic, but it is thought TO be
probable that conflict has taken place.
Vienna. May ID.
The Bank has improved in position, silver
having arrived from London and more con-
fdence is entertained. The elections having
! taken conservative turn, all approximations
. the interference of France in Italy has in
! some degree subsidized.
ST Petersburgh, Mayo.
The statement that the export OF specie has
been prohibited, is confirmed and in conse-
quence there hat been fall ia exchange.
Milan, May l3.
! The Provisional Government OF Lombaldy
has proposed TO unite that State with Pied
mont, as the only efiectual means oil expeling
the Austrans from Italy, The question is to
! be decided by universal suffrage.
London, May 90.
In Foreign Exchanges business has been
more active. Holland was shade lower than
on Tuesday. Hamburger bills experienced an
advance OF last quotations. Paris short dates
remain the same.
Bordeaux-The Branch Bank of France
has commenced business, aud per cent dis
count is fixed as the rate of discount upon
paper drawn upon all places where the Bank
o. France has branches. Bills at sight on the
Bank OF Paris are guaranteed free OF charge to
customers.
Letters from Copenhagen of May 10Th, say
| that the number OF vessels which have been
seized, amounts to about 50, several of which
especially those from Hamburgh have very
valuable cargoes. 1t is untrue that Sweden
refused to interfere in the affair of Schleswig,
as is declared By the German papers.
Revolution and boodshed continue to form
the burden OF the intelligence from northern
Europe. Whilst the Partisan popuace are
rising in tumuIt to demand the armed inter-
terence OF their Government on behalf of Po-
land, the cause OF Polish nationality receives
its death blow on the plains of Posen. The
undlsciplined peasants under the command of
Mieroslawski, have capitulated to the Prussian
General, and their brutal outrages OF sian
person and property have alienated their Ger
man sympathizers.
All was quite in England; and the CONNER
cidl accounts are. on the whole, iavora ble.--
An important meeting is announced 10 take
place in London. en- the 26th Inst, of all per-
sons DESTROYS OF UNFOLDING the system OF free
labor in the British Colonial possessions.
The crops throughout England and Ireland
never promised more abundant yield
The Irish trials We're likely to end where
such matters usually do-in nothing. The
jurors in the case of Meagher or in that of
q Brien, could not agree, and were discharg
ed.
Mitchell, the editor of the United lrishman
still remains in Newgate.