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

'.far Treport. with the intention OF attempt
fng i' cross the chsnDel. At ga the party
was picked mp by the Express, Southampton
and iiarhor steamboat. which Immediately
Steered ior New Haven, end the King and
Queen proceeded 10 the Bridge Hotel. Her
MaJe~ly $ FIRST act was 10 dispatch messengers
TO Brighton, TO procure the attendance OF Mr..
Pichhousr; the second Ia write, communica-
ting intelligence OF her arrival.
P@foclamations and addresses. during the
evolution, were issued BY the Provisional
government, iuterjicting the meeting Of the
Peers. The lala OF the Tuilleries was being
converted into on asylum for invalids.
Capital punishment is to BE- abolished all
'oilticol prisoners are to be liberated ard to
Ne furnished with means Tor going to their
antilles. The Chamber Of Peers is suppress.
>ed and The Climber of Deputies dissolved.
Every citizen OF the Republic is 10 belong tn
the National Guard. The liberty Of the press
IS guaranteed, and freedom of thought secu-
red. The National work shops opened for
all. All Freuchmen Of 2l wears Of age TO be
electors. To BE - years OF age to be eligible
TO BIZ elected the blllut to be secret. The
Constitutional Assembly to meet on the 2Oth
OF April. All prosecutions against the Press
for political purposes 20 be withdraw. and
The prisoners confined for all such offences
To De released. An works Of utility to be
preserved aud respected. The Royal residen-
ccs 10 be sold and The proceeds to be applied
to the victims OF the revolution, and as a
compensation Tor losses in trade and manu-
seizures. DEGREES have also been issued chan
slng The names Of severll vessels ia the navy
aud also those oi The streets which had any
reference To monarchy or to the members o
the fallen Kings family.
MARKETS.
Western Canal Flour, 25a2S. 6: Philadel
phia and Baltimore 27s. I'd, to 28s. New Or
leans and Ohio, 26sl2Ss. Wheat-Unitec
States and Canadian, white and mixed Is al
"A $ per 701bs; red 6>, 4da7s, i'd; Indian corr
27s, 6A,a30s cd per $50 lbs; Meal l3s a Ia.
per barrel. Since the departure OF the las
steamer, the market has carried a somewhat
improved tone, consequent upon an increase
demand and limited Supply. The genera
tendency of breadstufls is upwards. aud h,
demand TOR Indian corr tor Ireland has beer
active.
CoTTON.-Upland ordinary 81 a a; fai
Il; good 81. New Orleans, ordinary. d.
idir i8; good 81. Mobile, ordinary. la4k
lair IL; goo! 81; Sea Island. ordinary lt
good iine Ia II; stained A a Z. Under III,
influence OF "a Revolutionary spirit on th,
Continent, producing considerable uneasi
ntss at home and a tendency TO tumuIt in tn
manufacturing districts. the market has re
eeded Iully 3-4th cents per pound. Great EN-
barrassment has been felt within the last lev
days, retafding the inclination to buy, alto
getder extinguishing speculation, and onl
providing for the American markets. Tn
sales Tor the week ending the 81 inst. wer
l1.o2U bales, and for the week ending tina
evening 2l.O4G. OF the Cotton $3.50 wer
Upland, at 5 3-4 a > ii Halo Orleans. a
d a &; 1910 Alabama, at Al a 81; ll0at ,
a I'D. The stock is 296, 600 bales, of whie
l34,O00 are American against AGO, 900 an
$4,000 American at the same period las
year.