The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE EXPRESS.
NEW YogK, Sept. IL.
ARRIVAL. OF THE EUROPA.


ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
HALIFAX, 18th
The Royal Mail steamer Europa, Capt. Lott
from Liverpool, arrived here shortly after nin
o'clock this evening, bringing ISL passengers
and sailed for Boston at ten clock. She tool
on board goodly number of our citizens, VIII
will attend the Railroad celebration in Boston.
| In grain the demand has been brisk. Factors
however, have been compelled to accept prcvi
Gus rates. The supplies of this years growth
have been liberal, and chiefly Of good quality
| A good steady blu ,iness had been tran sacted il
wheat and -four at full prices, as on Tuesday
and there was less disposition TO press sales
more particularly Of the fine qualities of thu
American. There has been no Improvement il
the provisions.
New YonK, Sept. 16.
The President, accompanied by Secret,re:
Conrad an Stuart, and J. o. Sargent, editor q
the Republic, arrived this day, 18th, about II
o'clock. The President met by U. S
Marshal Tallmadge and z. NJ. Brady, and es-
corted to steamer Bay State, for Newport
The President will be accompanied by U S
Marshal T. to Newport, where his wife now is
and where he will spend the day.
Catharne Hayes first concert is announced
to take place at Tr,pler Hall on the 23d. The
for reserved seats is So.
MARKET DURING THE WEEK.-Sales of beet
have been made only by retail, no considerable
quantity could be disposed of at present rates
stock of Pork is small and prices continue un-
changed Bacon in good demand Hams and
Shoulders are without Improvement. Lard sales
900 tierccs at full prices. Tallow scarce and ac-
tive, but prices have declined. Tea continues
dull with only retail demand Coffee and Rice
ditto.
ALBANY, Sept. TO-
Vast numbers arc Aocking to take the pledge
of Father Mathew, over 1000 have taken it in
this city since Sunday.
News from Cuba.
Departure Of the Prisoners far Spain.
Capt rarker of the mail schooner William
and John, which left Havana on the 9TH and ar
rived at Savannah, reports that $50 prisoners had
sailed for Spain, on Government transport, and
only the four already mentioned had been liber-
atcd
Troy, Sept. l6
The church of the Holy Cross, owned by Mrs.
Vanen, was set on fire about IL o'clock las
height, and the inside totally destroyed.
Two other fires occurred during the night.
BALTIMORE Sept Is
A famine is apprehenced in Pickens county,
Ala, and public meeting was held, at which
it was proposed to call an extra session Of the
gislature, to propose loan to buy corn.
WAsHINGTo~, Sept II.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in letter to
Gen Hamilton for the creditors of Texas, states
that the President had decided that only FIVE
millions of the indemnity can be delivered to
Texas until releases arc filed in the Treasury
Department for all debts of Texas issued prior to
JAM 14th, 1885, and secondly, that all issues of
Texas bonds, certificates of stock, or notes made
meaning of the act of Congress, and releases of
all such, must be filed in the Treasury, before he
can be justified in paying the remaining five
millions to Texan authorities.
The District Court yesterday discharged the
witnesses in this city against Gen. Chaplain, the
$1,000 securities having been forfeited and paid
to the State.
New YoRK, Sept. IL.
The Tribune Of this morning aays =" We
regret to learn that Senator Douglas Of Illinois,
who was appointed to deliver the Annual Ad-
dress before the Agricultural Society at Roch
ester, will be prevenrcd by an attack of illness
He is now confined to his room at the Astor
House
The Europa brings 5000 in specie consign-
ed to orders.
Hon. Daniel Webster, is in this city, and is
expected to be present with the President and
Cabinet this afternoon, at the reception Of the
President by Gov. Boutwell,.
The President, reached the city line at noon,
his reception was most enthusiastic.
Mr.. Sewell, resident of South Reading was
run over and instantly killed, this evening, by a
train on the Boston and Maine Rail Road.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 16,
Some talk here of an expedition to aid the
contemplated movement of the northern Mex-
can States to declare their independence. Hor-
ace l.. Kinney and Forbes Brilton, reported at
the head of the expedition. There are many
Texan Rangers and parties recently engaged in
the Cuban expedition who are engaged in this
enterprise. The alleged revolving States are
Maulipas, Coahuila, & New Leon. The Mexican
Generals engaged in the revolt are Canales Of
glorious memory, and Caarvatar. The move
ment is termed Buffalo hunt.
New YORK, Sept. II.
Flour market is moderate for local trade and
the eastern, though desire is still apparent to
realize. Prices without change. Sales 1900
bbls uninspccted So g. So 1s, No. 2, 3 "a a 8
Ga, mixed to good Indiana, Mich. and Wis. with
ordinary to fair old, 3 IS to 8 81, pure new Gen
cssee 4 49, 431.
Corn Meal unchanged, SO IL for Jersey.
Wheat, nothing of moment going on.
Corn without change. Fair speculative and
local inqviry, eafrs 1o,soo-a.--s.-s. damaged
and heated 81 SIS, western mixed 5S4 so, and
rev and yellow &c.
Provisions. Pork more active, but scarcely SO
firm. Sales 400 bbls new mess $15 IS, old do
do Is IL a Is Is, new prime 13 25, and old Il
81 12 so. Beef steady, with fair business ir
mess at s IS 10 90, and 500 16 90 for prime
Beef hams still nominal at Ia c., with but little
offering. Lard in brisk demand, very firm at
81 in bbls and kegs.
Whiskcy, sales at 22a 23l for Ohio ant
prison, drcdge held at 90
WAsHISeroN, Sept l6.
| DR.. Geo. A. Gardner, returned here yesterday
and delivered himself into the custody of tn.
Marshal of the District. He was to-day broush
before Judge Crawford, land admitted to bail
for his appearance at the District Term. DR.
Thomas w. Miller, and George Riggs became
| his bail.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~.
A hearing was had before COMMISSIONS
lIngraham, of VIM. Hall, arrested on charge
riot near Christian street, and claimed as tn
propertv of John Slade of Hartford county, Nc