The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
Fer the Miners Espr ~
Mis- Gather inc Hayes and the New yora Cores
poudent Of tle Dubuque Tilt q.


An individual who Signs himself :. Chas.
Evans, aud from time 10 time displays hrs n
cnhrations thus sneerinaly through lie celu ms
Of the Tribune, notices the frs, anpnar,acr Of
Miss Catharinc Elavrs IN III. city 81 N'.w
York. He says Miss Hayes mas s,,ng here
twice. She would have given Il coed deal Of
satisfaction, had not her agents clanrd ,nn
mnch for her. Nc And again, 6 She will
draw well in small ioras ne The care ! 1ul
railroads on which many If hrr counrymcn.
arc honcrably and usefnllv employed.
This MIR. Charles Evans, il srcus, wnnld
have the readers Of the Tribune believe, that
tho opening concerts of Miss Hayes, in Nv
York, were failure. We beg leavct, fr
with Mr.. Evans upon that print, and emphai-
eally pronounce his assertion false. Miss
Hayes first appearance in New York, was
greeted with the most rap:urons applause. and
her second was enthusiastically received
MIR. Evans attended her concerts he mns' know
that 10 be true !; il he did not, he might have
learned it from the city papers. WAY, then.
docs he cndeavor to create false impression
against Miss Hayes: As well might v"l 'Sk
: certain faction, why they hate the IRISH 20
cordially The in sinr1fnn thrt she will dra'r
well in small towns near the cannfs and raii-
roads, IS both low and contemplate: it shows
the spirit OF the man who could iliiet such 4
sentiment. He would nsinna:e that Miss
Hayes belongs 10 that class ri artists dcaon-
mated 6 strollers,' 6 yaudville, Nc. II Mr..
Evans is ignorant of the fact, let II b. known 70
hun that Miss Hayes. both in public and pri
vate. II we are 10 credit almost every rsSp CT
bic journal, both in sHr own county and III
Europe, bears most irreproachah,. character !;
and, so far from being only capable ut giving
concerts in small toras, rcnais aud rn,f-
roads, sustains the character of bring among
H.. &C
whose acquaintance has been sought by the
good and respectable Of both Europe aud Amr-
RIGA and, assuredly. by those who would re
Ga I'd Mr.. Charles Evans, or any man holding
his sentiments, but little superior to nice little
white curly poodle. II is well the popularity at
Miss Hayes does not rest upon Mr.. Evanss
feeble efforts at praise or diSpraise and per-
haps il would have been as well 70 pass him by
in utter contempt, were it not that his letters
might deceive many honest unsuspcciing pr
20 ns, rho have little or no opportunities Of in
formation upon the subject. Wherever II $
Hayes has appeared, she has been culo. SD ny
both the press aud the people; and, far as
her first appearance in New York having been
! failure, thousands were disappointed =, mt
hearing her, owing 10 the dense crowd tina;
filed the house IN which she sang. This fact
the New York papers all record 50 with her
second appearance, and We could It'll columns
Of complime ntary notices from various papers
in con6r nation Of what we say, were we 50
disposed.
We think We understand the spirit t!i,t dc
tated this article, and The snerring insnnaiion
about RAILROADS and canals. Well, what is there
20 nauseous about railroads and canals that the
sensitive stomach OF Mr. Evans is so terribly
convulscd att Oh, il is The Irish who work on
them, is il And Miss Hayes is an Irish lady .
Now we understand it. Well, Mr.. Evans,
does it follow that because lrishnen work on
railroads, they are the worse for that /, Suppose
Irsilmcn refused to work on ralrdAds, would
you, or the like of yau, d. it And, does the
fact Of Miss Hayes having been born in The
same land with men wila work on railroad, and
canals dcpreciate her talents, render her fit
only IN sing for her conntrymen' Is she less
amlahlc, less accomplished, less worthy d cs-
TEEN and popularity for tl,a'' Away with
such bigotry. such contemplate cx-lnsivenrss
such anti-repnblcan !, crimes. We wonder if
some Of the New York p,prrs ever see the Du-
bssae Tribune, and the lucubrations If one
Charles Evans
PERsEQUoR
SArHolIc ARc"hss",. Of BaLrraonE.-.
The Catholic Herald, pnbs~h,s !, Ph.lad,l.
phia. has the following iniarma,on IN ..,,,;on
10 the appointment Of a successor IL the late
Archbishop Eccicston, principal Ca,llol.c Arch
bishop Of the United s;ta,es
= Duriny tho past week, vlrinus rnn,ar< h-vr
been circulated respecting the filling Of the VI
cant see Of Baltimore, which have caused many
m xi.us inquiries. We therefore deem il best
4, state thai authentic information has been r.
ceiycd that on the I'd nlsimo his holiness, Plus
TX. pranaofed the bisll,p Of this docers IL that
Gee, and, At the s,mc time. nominated hun,
Ablevate 10 preside al the National Council, t.
~ held next My, in the city IT Baltimore.
The official documents, however, have not yrt
bcrn nscriyrd. Bish. p Garland, VIII, is no
<rnbt ~ this time at Rome, will probably hris,g
pallium on his return,