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was impera,vely a,id where ne was golus a ~
nd what was his b,incs.i To which MT war
field very properly r,lied that II was 10 pas,
ness OF illeirs- that was on ms o"" 80,
in the bays Of Missiippi, and haa ,"e ''s". 40.
proceed IN any direction he wished. iio n "a'
then asked if he m seen Comm.noef nau
dolph's proelamatio, forbiiding si' co"I In ~.
cations with the Rond Island? 10 which WI
Wal field answered hat he had, anu ura""s
The proclamation OF Of his pocket, proc.eu.u
10 saw that il was q unconstitutional aIu u'''
lawful document, ir which Commander NM
dolph aud all his aiers and abeitors, wou'o "
held 10 account to IT, laws Of the country anu
particularly thoss the State of Mi's."ipPi
Thereupon the 10. left, and Mf " afhe'u SUI
ceeded 10 landing o the Island. cs
m. o D-ha, Sept D.
A NEW SCOTT MEDAL.-We yss.e'rS
had The pleasure q examining az Inc " - .,,,;rb
par,menl a ver7 eau,ilul Cold Medal, @his ~
was voe.i 10 G-ne, Sect by Congress on VI.
Oh @! March, 1874 |, is Ct the same ze as
that voted 10 GeaTsy'or, QecthtIy no'lsea !, - !.
Ibis papef,) he vale OF The gold OF wn'ru 8
made amounting lcabou tour hundred anc NY
dollars. Il was dessned, as we ua':e! ''na, ~ Q
gentleman conncctd viii the Engineer nePa'.
NETT, ard struck the United STATES VIM -
Philadelphia Thporuai, Of G9n' Scol - ~,
graved in The highe: sys oi The art ana IS u.I'
ed an admirable kcness OF Ina! disiihsuisn..u
Soldier as he now .ppsars Bal The mos! sIl,
ling feature OF The leGal coEais n 'he iac'' 'na'
or he reverse sides portrayed no s. 'ea, ss..
en- battle scenes, vi. those of the Cly Oh neo
CO, (Which occupis the cenire) ChaplHePeo'
Vera Cruz Cerro iordo, Conlreras, San ANU
Mo- Churubusco, aG Moline del Key.
National Ialelistncer.
THE MURDERER DEAD.-A,ch>on who
cut a mans head OF with scyhe nea! Clafks>
burg, Va, and encavorcd 10 kill another, mas
died from wounds inflicted on his THROAT, and
through starvation, having received no food Tor
eleven days. The treedy seems, BY long article
in The ClaIksburg Democrat, 10 have been per-
peuaei partly through disappointment in love,
and partly from imagination that the men ne at"
tackled nad reported mat he had stolen morse.
MIR Elder whom he killed was class-leader IN
the Methodist Church and MI Clark who escaped
from his furious atlac6, IS Of The Baptist persua-
sion, Alchison suffered much before he died,
and tried 10 kill hims.il. Thus ends the most
horrible tragedy that ever occurred in that part
o! the country.
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TNIN PLATE.-l3o boxes various siZes, III
i sale by =. ShiNASh,
Sen, IA No. Is, Pearps!eet.
TNuE ORIGINAL VIRGINIA SERENA
pERS, OF the Chesnui Street Theatre,
Philadelphia and Howard Athn lerm. bas'9n
haze he hoacr 10 STATE 10 the ladies and gentle
men of Richmond that they will give Two Ct
theil Musical Entci Ailments al The EAchaase
Iinlel on SATURDAY 15h, and MONDAY
I'm. They comprs, J. Farrell Fl. S. Ramsey,
+ Deayes, J. Kavanaush, G. Clark and the Two
,or. of Menus, E. Horn and w. Birch.
s-5 Cards of admission, so cents. Children
and servants half price.
r. For tul particulars see programme.
Con, 40, w. HORN, Agent.
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RICHMOND, 18Th September 1919.
1--we STOCK MARKET.
BEEF Sca.e weight : 80 IS %.
SHEEP Nett, 81 SO 20.
HOGS IS IS 81. Supply ampe.
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uURLEYs OFFICE, No. lot, East MAN
/ Street. .,.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come Try again - oo . an,
FRIDAY-Captals: ~ ooG' ouuo' 1,auo'
2477. S oil 1000, &c. Is Nos; IA drawn TICK
Saturday, Capitals: prize Of $50 600,
~ 600. 10000, 6,Go0. 5,I45, 20 o! 1000, 10 Of
| 500, Sc. IS Nus, Is drawn. Tickets Sio.
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LAWS OF lSIS-49.

LAWS OF lSIS-49.
A FEW copies OF nc Laws Of IN. last OWN
"A teri session may be had al the Enqn'Fe: OIL
f.r Sep II
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MANAGERS OrtlCE-D. PhlNENCU
vi Ricnm"nd, Virginia
LOTTERIES ~ BIZ DRAWN Tnis WIEN
For Fniay, ~ II o'clock CAPITA 81
81. Tnkcts - 81. A. L O'clock. 81, Cpv
Ticfe : IS
For :. uriay. Al II o'clock Cdrlai s1cl"
Til ir'> ~.
Sp,crd,l Sch.m for Saturday evening. 8 0
DER ok C.pnal>: si5 900, l5,Ouj, 800, 500.
$50, $50, ~ %. ''ao, 81. + Nus, IL
drawn. Tlcke:s ony Sl5
a,g; 10 Z " PURCELL Il Co.
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FILL PURCHASES or

T.IIIII r L'ItIT ETsN UF
BOOKS, PIANO FOafES, STATIONERY Ell
CANT FANCY GOODS, MUSIC. &c
Mash " ~ GOD house
JTAVE commenced receiving leeir nexly
Ii purchased stock OF Il ,oSs, Piano Fore,
Stationery, E!esan, FAncy Goes Fine P,cie
Cutlery, Mu,ic, Nc, Viii b, @Lea a. are lecei..
ell, vii embrace a .ul assortment u every am
Gle in eacn department, .: lhc.r ;radc. They l,,.
pcc,luiy invite The a;ici.tion ri mrrchat.s AZ
q her buyers 10 snr'l stucS. 1'hr supply 81
SCHOOL BOOKS i larse ari varied.
Merchants, Principals Of Alatrnlr,, Feaelr,,
aid o!arr., >aop,ea On ,uw 4; ms when ru:.
chasing IN qra:iie>. Sep l.
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eMUdCieg me uf5N!iS dhs 'Ur feeeps'oH rum
circles. The foreigners, although Watched by
spies that e!ace every cyrLcf and !inger about
every table where "Jreisos' are tspens d al lie
public houses have hal hes own amusement
and converse ion, which has been al least ration
al They have no strong leein2 in inc local dill
ferences, ard Whether 'prosiesisss' are up or
down, lney care not, 8, that they nave protection,
aud see their dag respected That hcif sympa.
thes are with The parties "a large maIorlly) who
would wish d change in the torn Z! Go7ein.
uicIi, there can BE- nc co1bi, bu! hey ale care
ful to DO nothing which cutid be offensive 10 the
Government rs il neg is. The Captain Geaefa
i, not as cool as | had supposed he -ouid DC,
when troubles should come uaon iiln; he SHOWS
his want oil nerve BY playing al the ch'ds game
of anticipating, and making threats which may
be premoniIion and cause OF The very evil Of
which his ieaIs counsel his avoidance instance,
lev DAYS since he summoned 10 his pfesehce
very intelligent young gentleman, and in public
employment VITO has brother in the U2iied
States, supposed 10 b. instrumental in the orsani
zation OF recent movement (t5pafd) in New
York He was told by he Coude, '''hal h. SO
understood Il This b.oher,' e.; "bd' be care'u:,
Tor, il you cr your blotnciS her. MIKE lie lcasl
movement, | will have you hung on Ire instant"
Orders have been transmitted, within The two
days past 10 all the Governors al the different
commercial towns. 10 be on The qnl rice Tor
any suspicious looking ,e', sci. with men aboard;
and if seen, Information to be expressed 10 Ha.
vana. Crco!es are watched. and all foreigners
looked after with kind care, lest they should fall
by the way. They ac' here as ii III expected
some awful calap ;y. and lid rot knou how 20
NEE, i,-so that every foily btge,s more ioal.
i.h thing. The arrival OF tie Ensli.n steamer
from Vera Cruz. touching at Mobile Poiot, brings
repor, that armed men are drilling a, cat Island
-magui6ed 10 nine thousand iuleaded for
Cuba; SO il California hun:'rg parry il non
got up, IN any part of the Un1ed States, the
Government here :hink themselves Of SO much
imPoEtance, that they deem it intended for their
".ser faithful" isle. md begin to don the piano.
ply OF war. BY looking round the walls, ariiei
arc ,mgresna,le counting tho awtully big guns,
with rotten cases, giving an extra curl 10 the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
AMOS Kendall NIII1 ADMIs

The Pittsburg Gazette, 4 strong vhig
.paper say here never Mas Sui one
posttnaster general ia oflice since the
ddknation u the governmet, who under.
ssood isis duty perfectly and discharged il
'fsarlessl and that twas Amos Kendall &
Since The formation Of the Govern
ment there has never been Postmaster
Sen. 50 thoroughly abused by the Wing
press as this same Amos Kendall. Dur
ing his official connexion with the Pos:
Office Department he was the subject Of
daily attack by the whig press, and just
before he left the Department ID 1910,
his family was insulted at midnight BY a
gang Of wing rowdics, who hooted, groan-
ed and fred cannon beneath his windows.
Such wassthe manner that Mr.. Kendall
was treated while ID office by a party,
one Of whose leading organs now says
that he was the only Postmaster Gen. in
Office, who understood his duty perfectly
and discharged it fearlessly J!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

bring to light the truth or falsiy of the report:
that q very large quantity ofgold is 10 be found
over an extensive region of ths country near
the ranges Of the mountains, is as true, in nv
opinion, as that iron ore is abundant in Mis-.
souri, or Pennsy lvunia. All the gold which.
up 10 the present time, has been found, has
been taken out by persons who, few months
ago, had never seen it III any other form than
coin or manufactured articles, yet such per.
sons. in hundreds Of instances, dug and washed
out from one to twelve ounces per day. with
the rudest kind Of machine, made from tbrce
boards nailed together, or log dug out in the
toughest manner, and often times not deeminc
it worth their while TO try to save the finer mr.,
tcles Of gold which, if they felt inclined to do.
would be very difficult without using quick
silver.
Our town is now three times the size II was
whenI arrived here. and buildings are going
up in oil directions. Rents and property are
very high, and still on the rise; goods from ali
parts Of the world are now abundant, and pcn.
orally meet with sale. There are now in o,,r
hnrbor l36 vessels. and mos. Of them Of LARGO
size. Many vessels have gone up the Sacra.
mento River osBernica and Stockton. where
they arc used ~ store houses. hotels. &c and
will probably never go to sea again,
gsss ours. &C.
81 have Just been convefsinp with Two
of0urmost intelligent business men there. who
are well cow nj with the subject Of gold.
and they tell me that the receipts OF goid for
the lat tyenty days will amount to one mil.
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WIDE SPREAD CELEBRITY.

s.SLoAN's COLUMN. "---Attention is d.
rected to Sloan's notices in this weeks is-
sue. His medicines are obtaining wide
spread celebrity, and deserve trial.
GGreen Bay Adv, Wis, April rs, 40.
GJSee Agents names at the head Of
Sloan's Column. For further particulars
and testimonials, get Pamphlets Of agents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

Hoops erdsssa II Gyssa Bay.-Twc
companies 4th Infantry .ons, fsom Sac.
Eketf's Harbor and one from Dc rot have ssSe
been ordered TO re-occupy Foft Howard
screen Bay. They arc under command
'of f'revet Col. F. Lee.-EGaz. Gar.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

| kne,o an excellent old lady who always
dated from the time when their horses run
away Ito be sure, it was Z remark able he
gira. and she used to remark, in Describing
it. that "she put the firmest reliance on
Providence till the brooching broke, and
then she gave up.' s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
DUBUQUE MARKET.

No Change in prices. Wheat, in demand.
Prime, ready sale at 60 cts; Oats, 90; Bar
ley, 3O--in demand; Butter, l2a; Chick
$l.oO TO $1.1O per doz. Dry Hides, s CITE.
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49,
EaE sLIc SoUARE W. have n ING isI
I'd csnunication upon the subi1 vi
the use the Public square of thia NV TN
for the 61ilding ola school house Il fe ssI
IN answe e one which appefsd our
paper Of the 18th, bu, TOO late far nssts
ton to day. Il shall appear next week.
TREATY WITH TIE SIOUX.
* Some Of our exchanges mention, .hat
commissioners have been appoint by
the Government to treat with the Sioux
Indians for 10000 acres Of their lands
lying North of.he ST. Peters river. This
is important, if true, Ind we see no reas-
on to doubt he truth. The Sioux own
fine body Of land, and if once their idle
could ts extinguished end the Hands br6''.
no rkes, shey w6nld 6e- sst-
tleall made prods u. G Rl
mi .dsl5 named Is Co1bmisaion.
era4 ~ ciase we proposed 9aty, are
Gov Ramss, Ind ex- 6 Governor Chambers
y. o. Phistor, Of KY, to be Secretary
10 the Commission. ~ re
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MyscArIrE. I'VE are glad to hear Of the
rapid Improvement Of this fourishing town.
Inc last Enquirer says, Messers. Ogilvie
q 81. John are about erecting a large Hotel
TO be built Of brick 81 by 80 feet 4 stories
high.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26


IS al 7r2ncisco July 81. 1849
Sincs last al dresSed you on the LIST July,
per steamer Oregon nothing Of Importance
has occurr0d; tho ecounts from the Diggings
are exery day more fayofsh f. AS the river
ilai iSs tho work ~ tlibsb bari sld abundrntly.
Ono psrtY 81 six III eiy. iii 81 ifFinin mgchine,
washed out Of earth which Wast thrown away
by digger ~ the Mormon Island, in six days.
AZ o1nces III fne gold; which have seon here.
ha d 4 fine ~ eciinen in my had this morning,
weighing 4sl.2 pounds Troy, slightly mixed
with quartz III which was offered "a 600; II
will DO sent to- England; and also a piece Of
above is the largest specimen have yet seen.
From the best information am able to obtain,
either from inquiry or comparing notes with
others. who arc cOnVersant with the subject
Of the probable number Of men now working
in the diggings, the number is about 25 600
working men These men, we will say, get
on an average each day half an ounce Of gold,
(and the average is never calculated here less
than one ounce per man per dap,) say during
the months Of October, November, and Deem
Der of this year. twenty working days each
month, will be sixty days, or 750, 600 ounces,
or t,ceiue millions Of dollars. These figures are
fur below the estimate generally made here by
other persons who have taken the trouble to
investigate the subject.
Thus. you will perceive, tho immense am.
cunt OF gold which, in all probability. will be
taken out by those now working By the end of
the present year, and this, too, without calcu-
latlng or making any allowance upon the mum.
Der Of persons which arc daily coming on or
may arrive during the next three months.
There are rumors ahoat with regard TO the
abundance of gold. which do not deem pru.
don't TO mention, and / lcave II for time to
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

JOSIAH Il. BoNNEY, ESQ, will please &C.
cept our thanks for a copy Of the official
abstract ofyotes, givenfor the Board of
Public Works at the recent election,
which we publish today.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

K1LLED.-A young man, named More
head was killed in the street at Galena on
Tuesday OF last weeks, BY being thrown
from a buggy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
INDIAN COLONIZATION.


MR. osP"ay' Cn'ef OF the Chippewa
rus OF 'no'ans' mas been spending sew.
era, oavs IN 'nlS city, aud has preached
al Inc Methodist Church for the last two
SaDoaths' 3
MT. =. Is sealously engaged i'll behalf
Of me Indians, both as rsgards their tenn
fporsl and spirls'aai wsifa re. Iie hascon-
celyed thesPla Of Colonising the sfsrent
srlbes upon Z portion # country 70 be as
signed them by The Government, where
they shall 81 unmolested BY tho whites
io ~ conf dime, and whore tbsy shall
be allossd g make their own laws, and
70 reguldia their own internal policy as
may bsst suit them. The C.olonys Is IS
AZ ,protccscd ~ the Cove nmeni| lora spe.
ffed time, and means adopls is ken
and Ill scls;te ns1 y {the soi, rce
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

ana SOUND ana Hl1Q lnat 6iter al SAID anu
done this new country is some for show.
The Legislature is ia session al the n7es
emf time and business in doors and out.
lis lively. There are many familiar "a
ces here, and | have met several old
friends, among Others my old chum HID
son, whose letters are read as regular as
each week passes; ia Dubuque. He has
just fitted up the neatest log cabin ia the
Teyf:,ory. and the latch string never
pulled in, but hangs out 10 lriend or foe.
As 70 news, the legislature furnishes
the most interesting for of course You
want to know what The wise men q. do
ing here: Among tflines, they will
grant q charte % build d Plank Road
from this place "a the Falls Of ST. Antho-
ny, a distances of eight miles; and then in
continuation, they may 60 in for road
to Fort Gaines, which with their memori-
al to Congress to improve Sank and Pike
rapids, if granted, will facilitate the
growth Of Upper Minnesota. as to the
navigation Of the upper Mississippi, that
is, above the Falls, you may set it down
as certainty that steam boats will be
putting up into those parts next summer;
there are but two points to be improved
in distance Of 400 miles, and there is
little doubt but Uncle Samuel will start
the loose rocks as soon as the application
is made.
They are agoing 10 stick fast on the
License questionable bill presented al
lows man to sell quart but no less
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New ORLEANS. Sent. 1

The papers express great indignation
al the conduct of the commander Of the
United States vessels towards the per-
sons encamped at Round Island. They
thinktheir condcut illegal, and that they
have applied to the authorities Of Pasco-
goula
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

CONSERVATION. The Steamboats, on the
Lakes, from Chicago to Buffalo have
combined fer mutual benefit. whoever
travels, from this time out, will have to
pay for ii.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

The Missouri Bank Case.--The rial
Of CbiIds, accused Of embezzlement, has
been postponed from the 10th Of Sept. TO
The 25th Of October.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
DISTRICT COURT.

Agreeable TO an arrangement made BY
Judge Grant, at the Spring Term. the Dis
trict Court Of Jones county will be holden
on the fret Monday in October, instead Of
the 4th Monday Of Sept. and the Court ID
Clayton county, on the Friday following
which will be the 9Th Of Oct.
@ TAere will be ! special session in Della
ware county, on the 81 Monday, 10th day,
Of November.
The Court in Dubuque county commences
on Monday the ath Of October.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
PoTTAWoTTAnfIE AGAIN.

,.Is ssys5I
PoTTAWoTTAAfIE AGAIN.
The vote Of the Mormon county Of Pottawot
tamis has been included In the official canvas.
of the Statc-upon tho ground ,of course. tha
it is regularly organized county, and that III
citizensa IRE logali s6titled iothe elsctivs iran
chise. The Editor Of the Capital Reporter
who ought TO have access 10 the doc,sap ents 81
on this subject, seems 10 doubt the legality d
the organization. We aresorry that any such
doubts should exist. Tho county is either or
ganized. OF tits not, and for one. we are will
Hing g leave ito the cansassing board 10 do
eide that question. Ifthey have documents n
evidence that the county ii orgss = ESd tlisy
have done right in counting tho vote.
The Legality of the vot % cast ii quite anotll
er question, and would come before . diffsren,
umpire for decision. The pfs sGmption Is thsre
was much illegal voting; and thu sporter pro
SCENTS some factswhlsli show that such wass the
case. Wheneversan election shall occuf wheso
insthe result shall Be affected by tEs SotesSI
this county then their amer 81 conduc TIM!
businsss a The oiIs will b. look "a into
The follow Ia 4. cts . y, 3, I. 81,
~ IN ffxxs The 1o,t -. MI, s.
sss I .,.I. rro,. 4, J. ~. Il.
tioil sc =. !. 3 81 49,
bssos iss,xlssis rs vots sWss
Wase 49, ase fonl The
bus that fullv I'm 81 MI g Nv
them were not lied eitiz & Nh
Eseo 9sases enc 81 Stat
~ n 49,
4, none 81 8 HON xs3s Marn,a,,s
|Ans sas being iIlees % So
lsndsd
is,f y '.s': Dese
n = liilIl q y = 1ESSIl SIa s..
~ ~ lzas
9lsy s.. ] W. b
no quostions HIM 81 Esd n, 4, s .ssa
Ssasat y iaile they ser Romans, 81
sfe sscll lso q. g. 50
= 1870 s. whlIs
T. IA IA tIsc poI y 81 8 nh o,. d
Hal asss !s
% i !, s J, Sc sin
'3s ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

MassachuseAs.-T The majority in the
Alb District, against Palfrey is491.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
sECRETARY's OFFICE, IoWA,l

IS BsEY the State certify, have
OF ms ANEL BR1Ges, State
election held 9Th v Nanst
d. 849 for President Secretary the Board of
the State Of Iowa. &c
JOSlAH IT, BONNEY. Secretary Of The tao
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

ga lady Who had died Of lCiiolera iii an
dusky city and was laid out ny her friends.
was found thsnight following, standing al
the cupboard eating cucumber pick les Or ia
other words,
they left hers Toying invite,
Prepared forthe grave Is quiet siu mbers
But they found her Tho very same night,
q lGyin IN picklsd cucumbers.
49, H f5s T.ou;su;ylo N.s.n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
1167e 10000

1872 1880 564 1906 1870 1o98l s77
kean received vote for President The Board county
Thona
hnlgh. received for the office Mucaine T.
2e votes for Dubuque William Allison Sc
Wsan
IN Lucas and Jesse Thomas COUNTY Henry
in
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
Important from washington.

L S
The Chicago Tribune Of the 10th, con.
talns the following interesting dispatch
by Telegraph:
i, New Yoax, Sept. | 8.
The Dismissal Of M. Poussin, the French,
Minister, has been The theme Of co1yen.
sation pretty much all day. M. Poussin,
y is said claimed Of the Americ Gov.
ernmenf, through Mr.. Clayton, Secreta.
~ Of State, indemnity for French prop.
erty destroyed by the bombardment 81
Vera Cruz. Mr.. Clayton took the mat
rinto consideration, and correspond.
snce ensned some weeks ago; but M. Pous.
son pressed his demand so industriously,
moi TO say impertinently, that the subject
was referred 10 the President He i'm
edlately demanded the recall Of M. Pous
sin BY the French Government.
he French Cove rnment took the mat
ter up, and the Minister, M. dc Tocque-
vile, writes, by the last steamer, that he
)snw e rrorsaon both sides, and declined re-
calling N Poussin. Thereupon, M. Pous-
sin was dismissed BY lie President--ru-
NOR adds, however, not until he wrote AM
other letter. NJ. Poussin, consequently.
made his congo 1Angzice, took his leayel
last week, and must have been aware Of
his dismissal some days ago.
ss The correspond ncc IS said 10 be very
tart and sharp, and Il IS fesfed ii may
lead 70 serious difficulty betwsen tie two
Governments. Private letters received
today says tina. the ciirclimSl hnces which
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

given
and the General Election the State Iowa.
held on the 9Th day August, A. D. 1849