The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
THINGS IN GOTHAM.

A .Neo Line or Steamers to Lirerpool-.Ne.Na-
nus not coming to Boston-The Cuban Er
cstemeat- Irish Volunteers, &c.
have important intelligence to communicate
to you that another line of steamships to Liver
pool has been projected. Vanderbilt, the chief
proprietor Of the new line to San Francisco, by
Nicaragua is the principal man in the company,
and the money is already subscribed. Wander.
bilt is the most enterprising man in this city.
and at the same time the greatest monopolist.
He realises some 100000 per annum by his
monopoly of the Staten Island ferries. He ran
opposition boats himself to Albany, till he was
purchased off at an enormous sum, and lie did
the same on the sound. He will now run in op-
position both to Cunard's and Collins line.
A le,t,r has been received by John B. Dillon
from McManus from San Francisco. 1t is not
the intention of the exile TO leave that city al
present /; so that the Boston committee may save
themselves al: trouble just now.
Another meeting Of Cuban sympathisers was
held here on Tuesday, which is the third in this
city. The old speakers were again on the tapis,
Ind chief among them Captain Rynders, who
in the +" don t nail his bear to the pump style
reco amended the sacking Of the Office of the
Cz0ica, the Spanish paper here. 1t was with
difficulty the multitude was restrained. There
was not one man of rank at the meeting. A
the close the people formed a procession ane
| marched through the city with band and the
Cuban flag. On Wednesday evening there wal
4 meeting at the public square in Jersey city
which was ushered in by the discharge Of rock
cts and fireworks, and followed up by the dis
charge of fifty guns in honor of the fifty men
executed at Havana. Among the speakers
were General Wright, District Attorney, and
Captain Hancock, who boosted he was of the
same family with Jshn Hancock. Threatenings
and slaughter were breathed against the Spanish
Government in Cuba. There was a very beau,
tiful flag got up for the occasion by the ladies'
exhibiting the lone star. The Montgomery
Guards set this atoot. One of the resolutions
passed at this meeting in New York, was to
raise monument to the men massacred at Ha-
vana, on the very spot where the massacre took
place. In pursuance of this resolution, notice
soon appeared in the New York papers from q
committee, among whom are Elijah f. Hurdy
and J. Mckeon both leaders OF the detnoc rat'e
party, stating that they were ready 10 take sub
scrip'ons for that purpose. John McKeon wae
late District Attorney and has only just return
ed from Europe. AT the New York neetin &
Horace Greclv was called upon for The $50, 60.
in his hands of the funds subscribed for the irish
| revolution Of l645. A meeting was announced
to take place at Hoboken last evening, but nc
meeting took place. The excitement appears tt
oe somewhat subsdng, and, probably, will con
tlnue to do SO till the next news from Havana
The steamer Buffalo was cruising all about the
harbor yesterday, bearing flag, with the in
scriptinn IS Cuba shall be free Last evenin.
the tttibustcros, on a recruiting march, passee
through the city with fife and drum, and Cuba
| flag In the course Of their progress they haltet
| at the Herald and Sun Offices, and after giving
tiree cheers for these papers, three cheers TO
Lopez, and three groans tor the Spanish Gov
prnment, they went ahead. The party wds com
maj ded by two officers in uniform, one of then
| with drawn sword in hand.
! During the week an expedition was sent of
no. wlhst lndng the vigilance of the authorities
or ra her their want of vigilance, for 1t is notor
Gus that many of the officers are conniving a
the operations going on under their very noses