Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-16
TIE L E G r A P Il E D
FOR THE GALENA ADVERTISER
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 1849.


The steamer Washington has just ar.
rived, with news four days later from
England.
The price Of Corn has declined two
shillings. Flour dull, slow sale. Cot
ton very firm.
AT latest advices Farnce was tranquil.
New Orleans papers Of the 3lst De-
cenber give the number of interments
from Cholera for the previous day, end
ing at 9 o'clock, P. NJ, at ninety-six, be-
ing six more than on the previous day.
The weather was very disagreeable, and
while it continues, very little hope is en-
'ertained ola changed in the sanitary con-
dition Of the city.
ST.. Louis. Jan. 9.
The steamer Mary arrived yesterday
from New Orleans with $50 cmigrants
ON Lvo.d Dut two deaths UuCuIcu from
cholera on the passag up.
Six feet water in the channel, and ice
running heavy from this place to Cairo.
F. Scaffe, Catholic priest, died on
board the steamer Connecticut, few days
since, on her passage up the Mississippi.
The Legislature Of Kentucy have pass
ed a resolution inviting Gen. Taylor to
visit Frankfort, as the guest Of the STATE
Ex-Governor Metcafe was elected on
the Sd instant, United States Senator un-
til the 18th Of March next.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
By the Photographic despatch ofthe Ad-
vertiser we have important foreign news
by the Europa; She arrived at New
York on the 3lst ult.
FRANcE.--Postscript Of a despatch
dated Paris, Thursday, 10 P. NJ, says:
cup to this time, tranquility continues.
The latest election returns show major
ity for Prince Louis over all competitors
of $4,000. Prince Louis proposes to raise
Cavaignac to the rank Of Marshal of
France. A partial amnesty is still spo-
ken Of as likely to be presented to the
Chambers, either by Cavaignac or the
ministry Of Prince Louis. 1t is under
stood that it will not inclndc the prison.
ers Of Vincennes. The intention Of pro-
noting the election Of M. DuCanse to the
Presidency Of the chambers, is we'll re-
ceived and will probably be carried into
effect; Marshal Gubrand made his first
appearance in the Chamber to day, and
was received by M. Theirs and Mole
The proclamation Of the President will
probably be made about the Goth instant,
Mimello de Girardin usked the war de-
partment for his father, Gen. Girardn.
and has been refused. He will probably
be once more in opposition to the govern
ment.
He asked for the Office Of Minister Of
Finance for himself; and as it is impossi-
BILE to get this request, there is already a
GOODNESS, which will in day or two, prob
ably lead to RUPTURE.
The number Of votes tenderdered for
Lamartine, Rollin, and Raspail, being
comparatively insignificant, may be left
out Of the result. Election returns from
l2 districts show the following result:
Louis Napoleon, 1876
Gen. Cavaignac 1878
Ledru Rolin, 25,925
Raspail, 1905
Lamartlne, 5000
FURTHER NEWS BY THE EUROPA.
The Emperor Of Austria has abdicat-
ed his crown in favor OF his nephew
The Pope Of Rome has escaped from his
capital and is now out of Italy. The
cholera is spreading over the continent.
Its ravages in Presburg have been fright
full.
IRELAND. The Grand Jury Of Dublin
have returned true bills against Mr.. DUFF
fy fol felonious articles published in the
Nation newspaper, and for writing the
letter to Smith O'Brien, urging him to
rebellion, found in that gentleman's port
mantua.
The southern and midland papers are
filled with heart.rending accounts of death
by starvation.
Extensive evacuation Of tenants, and
their flight towards the amigrant ships,
and violent outragcs in all their disgust
ing variety arc mentioned.