Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24

w " lIS WISHES VI tlIC HlHn. I1u luStuDI
after more than two thousand persons joined
them, and it was necessary to call in large
force to dispense tho assembly.
Several arrests were made. but the King
at once ordered the persons to be set ut lib
erty. The next day being the Kings birth
! day, grand review took place, according
to usage. While the troop were rowing.
the populace manifested. by it's silence, the
discomfort which the restrictive acts of
sovereign who at first took such positive
ground in favor of Italian liberty had inspi-
red.
SWITZERLAND
The advices from Switzerland are to the
9Th Oct.
The Government Of Lucerne has put upon
active DUTY all the regular troops and the
militia. The Grand Council of Schahouse
has adopted, by u vote of G5 to 9, the IN
structions offered by the petit council, which
authorize the armed execution of the decree
of the Diet against the Sonderbund and the
Jesuits. Several other Cuntons have O.
doptcd similar provisions.
Three cuntons have raised at this time
large bodies Of troops for the execution Of
F the decree of the Diet:
The canton of Zurich furnishes about l5,
r 500 men.
The canton of Vaud $4,000 men.
The canton Of Berne Il eco to le GOO.
A certain number of cantons whose depu-
ties have helped. constitute the majority n
gain st the Catholic cantons, TO furnish their
contingents.
4 Catholic paper of Genoa says: The
! people Of the Catholic Alliance do not wish
for war. and are even ready to sign pence,
If the Confederation will give them sufficient
guarantees OF safety, independence and SOW.
: erei gnty."
E On the other hand, the population Of tie
, grand Cantons will not undertake war un.
less they are rresstibly driven to it. The
. day the entire nation shall devote itself to
its consideration, will be made, for it has
-: too good an understanding Of its own in
8 te:ests, to run blindly to its ruin and slave
n )ry.
+ AUSTRIA.
q Tie Commerce has the following: "Fact
Gay brings US a more incon,estibie proof q
: the political and social decadencc of tht
q Austrian Power. 1t is impossible. AS we
# learn from Venice to realize the grea
!, sensation crented by the news of the sus
pension of he sale Of Railroad stocks, in or
!. der to raise the price of National funds.
, Many Of the holders Of these stocks, take:
4 by surprise at this Increment of the govern
70 ment, find themselves in desperate condi
" ton, and the money market Of Vienna is il
consequence greatly and disaetrousy affect
# ed. While this financial crisis puts in jeop
.. ardy the material existence Of She country
, Il strong feeling Of opposition has taken pos
al session Of the Provinces. We have beior
spoken Of the Hungarian movement. an
is now the Diet Of Bohemia refuses to pay thei
,e taxes It is expected that the Gallca
Diet viii follow the example.
II in any case q vote for taxation is car
:, ried, it VIII net be by full vote in the Diet
NJ because probably, in consequence of the vic
lent agitation that pervadcs the countr,
n most Of the mobiles have Quilted Leopold an
pr their estates, and gone to Cracow and ORES
q den. In waiting the opening Of the Die,
a, the government increases its assets, part
I. culary in the country. thanks to the in ces
y. SAINT ion Of its spies.
ID From LemberG in Gallicia, it is report
ed under date Of Sept, 26, that the choer
y had arrived at Jassy. in Modavin. and thu
I'd a Gordon ,anituire will be establ shed alnn
t. the Austrian frontier. 1t is expected tn,
t. the Diet of Gallicia will be assembled b.
III fore January next.
e. but Odessa, that the scourge Of cholera ia
to broken cut, and that it has appeared in Mos
COW. This last statement is also contirme
t. by letter in the Augsburg Gazette.
ii FOREIGN MARKETS.
he LONDON Money MARKET, Oct 5-Ther
az had been no new failure announced, but the
y. were rumors atlont Of more suspensions.
o, ConsuIs closed at S3i 81 cash; IS or
as count.
r., Oct. 3--Our accounts are by the way
in Paris The character Of the advices t:o
he London are Of gloomy nature. There ha
ts been a great depreciation in Railroad Share
We and fall of 8 per cent in Consuls.
g HAyRE CoTToN MARKET. Oct 6-34 bal.
m Louisiana 81; so do. 81 so: IS Mobile, 8
w 81 Georgia. So; Is do. 50; 300 do, 80; % d
he %; 90 do, 80; l05 do, IS; 10 Louisiana,
he So; "a do 81; 50 do, SS. Total 66l bale
HAvRE. Oct 0--Wheat-Sales made
,r- 20f to OFF. Rye, new, from l3f to l4I
no Barley, from l2f to lef: u
y, GEN. WAsHINGToN's UNMENTIoN.
w BLES.
of At late meeting Of the New York Hi
en- toricaI Society, on the 18th Oct., an ari
or inal letter Of Gen. Washington was rea
is which excited much laughter, and whic
We cannot fail to be read with interest by al
O. NEwBuRGH, 5th Nov. 1889.
o. o. "DEAR SIR: BY Dr.. Gregg send yo
!, four joes f6. 8. (Which appears to
te the balance due you for your land.