Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-28
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
FOR THE GALENA ADVERTISER.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE ACADIA

foR THE GAI.ENA ADVERTISER.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE ACADIA
Us T.. -.
The meeting Of Parliament had been
postponed. -s a..a,..
O'Bricn's counsel have procured the
issue of a writ of error, and will have a
hearing before higher court. lrunsuc.
cessful there, they will 20 before the
House OF Lords. A similar course has
been taken in the cases of McManus and
O'Donohue.
| IRELAND.
Murders and riots continue, and the
country is very much unsettled.
FRANCE.
On the I'd instant, there was an extra
ordinary display Of tho Military before
the Assembly, in the capital There was
much agitation, and Il collision took place
between the troops Of the Line and the
Guard Mobile, which continued in .h!e
northern Fou5ourg, where conflict took
place on the night Of the Cd. The oper-
a''ves mingled in the tumult, and pel,ed
the Guard with stones. The meetings of
the Clubs were marked with special VIC
'ence. On the question Of the Presiden-
cy, speeches were made, in which the
population Of the departments were me-
naced, lii case Prince Louis Napoleon
should be returned, and the right Of the
minority TO maintain their opinions by
violence was declared amid loud applause.
At banquet at Diiou, one Of the orators
pronounced eulogy on Marat, Robes
pierre, and Danton.
In the Assembly, on the "a instant, an
amendment was proposed by NJ. Pagot, to
restore the "DroH rarail." The propo-
stion was supported by &c votes, and ne
gatived by 648.
The revision Of the Constitution will
be completed before the middle Of the
week, and proclaimed
The National Assembly determined to
support motion 10 postpone the election
of President until February next. Ca
valgnac opposed the movement. The e.
lection is to take place December 10th.
and the Napoleon federation, tits thought,
will be successful.
AUSTRIA.
Last accounts left affairs in Austria
doubtful. Vienna was bomba rded, and
the slaughter was dreadful. There was
a chance for peaceful termination Of
the crisis IN Italy. 1t was rumorcd in
Vienna, that it had been decided in Ca
bnet, that the Imperial Bank in Vienna
should be pil|aged, and its notes should
be declared Of no value. Measures have
also been taken to bring the place back
under military government.
wALLACHIA.
Twenty.threc thousand Turks are in
possession Of Bucharest. Business is al
stand. 1t is feared the Turks would be
FOLLOWED! by 10000 more. and that COL
|son would ensuc. their mutual hate be-
lug unextinguishabIc. s--,
SWITZERLAND.
The peasantry Of Try bourg had taken
n stand against the government, but we're
nut down by the troops from Berne -
Bishop MoriIy has been arrested for in
citing the peasants to instruction.
SICILY. !
Sicilian affairs have been settled bv the
mediation Of France ard ENGLAND. Sici-
~ remains part Of the NeapoItan domin
iops.
PRUSSIA.
\ democratic Congress is now st,inq
At Berlin; their proceedings are unimpor-
ant.
The Emperor Of Russia has made peace
with Circassia-it is supposed with the
intention to withdraw his troops from
thence, and send an army Of 800. 900 men
into the principa|ities Of the Danube.
VIENNA.
The latest accounts from Vienna are
frightful, and full particulars can only
be had by mail.
THE CHIPPEWA INDIANs.-A Delegation
of the Chippewas on their way to the Ci-
ty OF Washington, was encamped on Bloc
dy island near St. Louis last week. -
They we're engaged in making ornaments
in wh!eb~to appear before their greatl2a-
thef, The President.
| STockwELL's PANORAMA Of the Nlissis-
Bippi has been on exhibition for some
weeks in the city Of St. Louis. The pa
hers speak in high terms Of this great
Work Of art 1t is soon to be removed to
the easteln cities and thence 10 Europe.1
THE NEWT. WHUGUNER - 3
1t being we'll known TO our citizens that
one of the firm Of D. & A. Hine, of this
city, had gone TO Pennsylvania with the
intention of building steamer on new
plan, for the purpose of towing "lighters''
over the Rapids, public curiosity was, Of