The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-15
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Arrival OF the Canada.

,, ~. . New York, May g.
Accounts from the English manufacturing
districts are more cheering, and trade has some
what improved 1, t-'r
The British Ministry have met with another
signal defeat, and this time upon portion
of the Chancellor's Budget. The defeat came
Unexpectedly, and created great sensation.
No outbreak had occurred on the Continent;
but from France, particularly, reports indicate
very critical state of affairs. The Socialists, as
the elections draw near, show deadly hatred
towards the present Government. They nomi-
mated Engen. Sue as their candidate for Paris.
His opponent had not been determined upon at
the last dates. The French funds are sensbly
affected, owing to the unsettled state of af:
fairs.
frjs ntful loss of life occurred at Angler, on
Monday, by the breaking down of the suspen-
sion Bridge over the Loire. Over 200 soldiers
of the 18th regiment of Light Infantry were
drowned.
The Pope has returned to Rome, and was
we'll received at his entrance into the city There
was opomp or public display beyond the neces-
sary guard and staff.
The offers of Tuscany for English indem-
nifty have been refused by Lord Palmers-
ton.
A convention is said to have been concluded
between Austria and Prussia. An Austrian
of sketching Prussian Notifications
The Cabinet of Vienna has espoused the cause
of Denmark. The Scheswig difficulty, and
the probability of a peaceful termination of that
question, is farther removed than ever.
There is nothing new, of definite character
in relation to the Greek question. The Bor
Lenville has advces from Athens to the 9th ult,
stating that the conferences had been continued,
and that the British fleet fired salute on the
anniversary of the Hellenic insurrection
India and China.
The overland Mail of Monday brings dates
from Bombay to the 10th of March, from Cal
cutta to the 18th, and from Hong Kong to the
9th February.
The Expedition sent by Sir Henry Carlton
against the hill tribes, has been defeated, with
the loss of over 100 men.
The Hindoo Mussulman population in the
city of Ningpore have risen against each other,
under the influence of religious fanaticism, and
the city was destroyed by fire.
At Canton, the holidays had interfered with
business for short time previous to the depur-
ture of fhe mail At the opening of business
lively trade was expected, at advanced rates.
Cotton had advanced considerably.
The leaders of the Hungarian revolution hav-
ing been summoned three months ago to surren-
der within 80 days, have been sentenced to
death for contumacy. Among them are Kos
suth. The Turkish fleet arrived at Malta on the
9Th ult with 200 refugees board. They
proceed to England, thence to Belgium, thence
to the U. States. ..@..... ...
Letters from Constantinople Of the 9th, an-
nounce, that diplomatic relations have been re-
sumed between the Porte and Austria.
Mr.. Church, from the United States, had been
received by the Sultan in a very fatterng man
ner. 1t said that his new relation is likely to
basses of the United States and England will
mutually act together. VA. H.. .f ...:.
The late news from Russia is confirmed by the
German and Austrian papers. g.. r-....-..
In Sardinia, all ecclesiastical privileges have
been abolished. The Papal nuncio has conse-
quently demanded and received his passports, and
has left Tuscany. ..al ,s -.. ,ial g.aay
From Ireland there is nothing to. report, ex
cept the continuance of weather favorable to ag-
rcuture. Il .l.is9e..4 42..., y~,... Ij ... ss-.1
Many of the emigrants embarking for the
United States are men of considerable means.
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