The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
.Ry rms onElLLY LINE.
asfoRrrn ExcsCslvEI.y ron rii1 EMPRESS
sADnirloNAL NEwsPER HUMBOLDT.
Psooasls Las Of Cuba.
.9rIdrgq 8Ngw Yeak, Oct. ..
Immense food OF emigration from ire
lant stll continues.
Sir Edward Buiwer Lytton has consented TO
stand Tor the Her,fordshire Protection interest
The amount of bullion in the Bank at Paris
h. decreased seven and thrcc-four'hs millions
.r,..,.. ,na increased in its branches one and
one-fou.th millions. -
..ws,,per, called The Eeeaemeat dm Pen
-. h,s heen issued in Paris on the ruins Of the
Erene~est, which has been suppressed BY or
arr Of the government. Emile Gerardn is
.,ainly instrumental in getting it up. Victor
HUGO is to be one Of the editors.
A sclf.priming muskc,, invented by u May
nard al philadelphia, attracted much attention
Al The Exhibition.
'rhc L,dy F,ankin. Capt. Penny, of the Ar
,ssic ex,edi,ion, arrived at Woolwich on the 18th
Sept. All we'll.
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence is continuing his
sour in ireland HN
The Neapoli,an Government has published
at Naples, an official reply to the late charges
OF MIR. Gladstone.
I, A telegraph despatch from Liverpool. at
Southamptnn, announces the arrival of the
c.,eamer Atlautic in the Mersey on Gath, after
pa.sase of ten days fifteen hours
The proprietor Of McCornick's reaping ma
chine has challenged ALI ether machinists 70
arial of their capab,li,y ~ WI t5
s, A warlike feeling exists at Madeira against
The United States. News of the capture and
execution Of Lopez had not reached Spain.
Il i. urged by some, that it would be bette
Tor Spain to declare war at once against the
United States, and make reprisals of American
: commerce a. an effect of the probable loss Of
.uba. sf, L &
y Count Arrelden,s lieutenant in the Aus
- .aa army, had been condemned BY court
partial 10 be hanged for having written an ar,
.ti.le, styled the social agitation.
u-r- The subscription to the new Austrian loan
has reached only SIX million forms. An appeal
was about to be made to the Jews to sub
..;h. .2lAisNg Il = 4
s. s.. ! = = - WASHINGTON, Oct 3
!, Edward stanley, from North Carolina, arrived
sas here IN his way to New York.
- The Union undertakes to prove the sympa-
shy between President Fillmore and the En-
:. lsh and French, in regard to Spain; and als'.
q that Mr.. Fillmore !. = xaaAk. Abolitionist.
So The lntcllgencer giori6cs over the-U Union
]. victory in Georgia. elests
The Republic has strong article on the inter
ference Of England in the affairs of Cuba
Cautions En.l that the first manifestation
iish VIII Ne the signal for
movement that neither Cuba, Great Britain, nor
an the European power combined can resist; for
son this point, the mind Of the American people
r 10 made up, and viii give the law to American
.sspulicy and conduct. The Republic argues that
the only security to Cuba, is the protection of
e-sfa~Usss Government z aa.i,zI a1T15E
s.ess sNEw. YeRK, Oct. S-P. NJ.
~ Z Stcanship Humboldt, from Havrc and South
= ampton, arrived at her wharf s, Pm. She
left Havre ON the 9th, and Cowes on the even
ing Of same day. She brings London dates to
the 2ith, and l3a passengers, 200 tons of freight,
IS moatly 6As gosdss She experienced very bois-
/ ferrous passage, with a succession Of heavy wcs-
stefly winds, on the 5th at AN, latitude, A,
! longitude So. ts
!. 4. The Asia arrived out at noon, on the 2lst
Sept makin the passage in about II days
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on 2lst,
lnaking the passage in about Is days.
- The Steamer Africa sailed to-day at noon, for
: Liverpool. with IS passenger, $4,000 in
4 specie.
NEw York, Oct 6,
a. The steamship Ohio from Chagres arrived
sher, e this.morning with $l,5o0,OoO in gold dust
on freight, and 5000 900 in the hands of passen-
:gcrs. Of whom she had 400.
She brings the California mails to LIST Sept.
Among the passengers is Capt Stoddard and
crew of steamship Lafayette, which on the l4th
nlt.. while preparing to leave for San Juan, was
burned to the waters edge, and sank in & or
10 fathonn watrr. The Lafayette had on board
80 good sappiy of coal and quantity of freight
for San Juan, consisting of dry goods, liquors,
and spice. Capt Stoddard was OH board the
vessel when the FIRE broke out, but found it i'm
possible to check it. The loss was heavy and
but small portion of il was insured.
The lsthmus appears to be infested with
mil, b,, ~
been robbed Of every thing they possessed. A
gold mine was attacked some time since by rob-
Ii hcRs, ten Of whom were afterwards captured and
the gold recovered. Four others were shot at,
and MORALLY wounded.
III. F. w, Rice, q s. Consul at Acapulco has
been detained at Panama in consequence of sick
ness He was better at last accounts Mr. Al
len, Y. 8. Consul at Sandwich Island arrived
gss Rsasna o6the Llth 6rpt. and proceeded on
the 10th to Chill q. ~ as A
Severe shocks Of earthquakes had occurred
Il Conception. - 60
From Jamaica we have very little news of
.ssislsss9 san sssNasHylLLE, Oct 6.
Is The Legislature met this morning, at Jordan
Stokes, wing, was elected Speaker on the lst
e ballot, over Edwin Polk, dem, by a vote of
% to 80. Mr. Lewis, wing, was elected princi-
pal Clerk o. the House, 9TH ballot. At
o'clock the House had balloted the tenth time,
without electing first assistant Clerk. Sen
.esatr called Gen. Anderson to the chair pro tenn.
Mr. =. Hill, wing, was elected Speaker on the
lse ballot. Residue of the morning session was
consumed in attempting to elect a principal