The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP.
GEORGIA.

4 ,aaasN New York, Nov, 90.
II The U. S. Mail steamer Georgia, Lieut.. ID
ID. Porter, Commander, arrived from Havana il
davs and hours with the California mails ant
passengers.
The Georgia met at Havana the steamer Iii
| nois. and took her mails and passengers. She
has met with an accident to her machinery =
| Also. the Philadelphia, and took her passengers
the latter ship had also 400 passengers to New
O.leans.
The Georgia brings $4 ,439 $50 in gold
dust, and about 100000 among the passen-
gers.
| The California had arrived at Panama with
| go passengers, and the New Orleans with
300
| The Georgia also brings a number of passen-
gers by The Nicaragua route, who could not OBJ
tain passage by any other line. Most of them
were ID days crossing over, and experienced
| many hardships-ab"nt 300 still remain there.
MIR. Thrashcr, at Havana has been tried and
found guilty Of treason, and sentenced to .
years Imprisonment in the Chain Gang, and
will be sent to Spain. He is in good spirits
and anticipates reversal of his sentence
MIR. Owen, American Consul, was present du
r ne the trial, and has been using his endcavors
to obtain from the Captain General Mr. Thrash
err release, but without Ell, ct.
Everything quiet at Havana. No
American Man of War there.
The Steamship Edgar arrived at Havana on the
i4th and another awful riot had occurred at
Chagres, in which p or 80 persons were kill
ed. .,....
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. FY
New YoRK. Nov. 81
The Africa arrived about O'Clock with one
weeks later news. She lefl Liverpool at IL
A NJ nr Now
Flour advanced Cd on better grades, and
wheat Id Corn unchanged and dull.
Lard is further declined, with sales at as to
ACC. Tallow dull
The Africa quotes Flour and Pork dull Bacon
scarce and wanted. Western f,ur lis Cd to
lSs Cd Ohio los Sd to los. Yellow corn 26s
to 26s Cd White 29s to 29s Sd.
The Asia arrived out on the evening of Sa-
turday, and the Atlantic ON the morning of the
9Th.
ENGLAND.
Kossuth was received with the wnrmest at
tenton He would certainly leave in the Wash
ington.
A correspondence has taken place relative to
Kossutll's reception in England. Lord Pal
merston has replied that his Government had
nothing to do with it.
The actual receipts Of the great exhibition
were f5ao,oOo, the surplus after ali claims are
paid will be fl50,000.
The Royal Commissioners have announced
that they will not take the responsibility Of re-
tanning the Crys'al Palace. It will be taken
down if the Queen does not interfere.
FRANCE.
The National Assembly resumed it's sitting
on the 4,h when M. pupin was elect Pes.
ident.
Louis Napoleon's Message is very volumn
Gus, and conciliatory in tone. 1t commences by
the profession of desire to preserve the insti-
tutions of the country against Democracy. He
is of the opinion that the law of the 3st Of
May should be revoked in all the points which
have for their object the restriction of universal
suffrage.
The message had met with the most violent
attacks of the I.egitimsts and Orleans Journals
The Debates says that its effects on the assen-
bly, were deplorable, The Republican Journals
are pleased with the prospect of Univers;
Suffrage, which the Steele says will render
civil war impossible.
The election law proposed by the President
is almest complete return to the old law, and
requires of the voters but six months residence.
The republican represen atives had held meet
ing, when it was decided that every measure
intended to repeal the law Of the 3lst May
should be supported.
The latest accounts from Paris state that an
other change of Ministry was expected