The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17
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,. New York. The Cuba expedition has bee
n means, and will return home. The demand f
c money from the Cuban Committee has cause
s some disturbance and arrests, but nothing ser
8 Gus 90 far. The police are out in full force
NEW York, Sept :.
The Georgia from Chagrss with dates to tn
3lst July, arrived this morning with 3al pas
sengers, s ,4S7,l7G Of gold in freight, beside
> large amounts in the hands Of passengers. TIL,
Panama Herald says there is finc opening Their,
tor merchants o' all kinds and asriculturalsts
as there labor viii yield .hem S to 10 times a.
much as they are accustomed to in the United
States Advlces from Gnyaquil to 7th July
state that military revolution had occurred a!
Oquoda Gen. Urbana and small party Of of
fcers and soldiers seized the President On his
way from Quito to GuyaquiI to visit his family,
and received him OIL board small vessel wh;c
sailed with sealed orders
| WAsHIsGros, Sept. 8:
Col VIM. Christy has been appointed Collcc.
tor at the port Of New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.
Mrs. Crittonden, wife of Gen. Crit,enden,
died this morning a, Frankfort
New YORK, Sept. g, PM.
The steamship franklin, from Havre and
Southampton, arrived this morning at halfpas,
ID o'clock. She left Cowes on the 25th ult.
She brings ll5 passengers, and very large
freight.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool Sunday
night, the 25th ult. The Pacific arrived Thur.
Gay night, Goth. On her first day out she ran into
an American schooner. The crew were sa we'd
Another account says the vessel was brig
The Washington arrived at Cowes OH the 25,h
ult, at clock, pm.
The leading articles Of the London journals
Is the result of the Cowes regatta on 22d ult.
The Queen, after witnessing the regatta,
sent e. to the working crew of the American
yacht, to drink her Majesty's health.
The new Catholic Association Of Ireland is
defying the government and law in the most
open manner. The Catholic press is filled with
defiance, and declarations that they have set at
naught the new papal bill, and openly broken
the law. new and comprehensive field 70
agitation is now opened.
LIVERPOOL, August -.
Cotton Is active, with sales, since the saiIinu
Of the America, of 20,0 900 bales, Of which 1000
bales were Oh speculation and for export Prices
ire J Of a penny higher. For Orleans 81, for
Mobile S. Flour i'll good demand. Indian
,orn in better demand, at q 2Ss. for white
!6s. I'D. 27s. for yellow; wheat in good de-
nand at American prices; provisions without
hange, except lard, which is 6 cts dearer-
'est quality Ais. Cd. Groceries. Sugar in linn
ted demand, and prices are barely sustained ,,
Tea very quiet, with small sales. But little
long in molasscs.
WAsHIscToS, Sep. O.
II is stated that, by permission of the Cap
ain General Of Cuba, the American Commits .
Toner had visited 35 Of the prisoners confined
It Havana, tor the purpose Of gathering infor.
nation of the Pampero and expedition.
Upon convcrsing with Capt Kelly, Lieuten-
nts Grinder and Baker he obtained the ncces.
AIRY information.
CHARLEsroN, Sept 6.
The steamer Argus arrived at this port, with
sIatanzas dates to the Goth ult.
She reports that 800 prisoners were OH board
h the Pizzarro.
The Spaniards express much contempt
gainst the Creolcs for inducing Lopez to un-
Iertake the invasion, and then deserving him.
Americans at Matanzas were somewhat alar-
ned as to their safety. The Spaniards being
much exasperated.
Receipts for the past forty-eight hours arc
900 bushels of corn, 3,4oo bushels oats,
nd ,O25 bushels wheat !
Corn sales, 700 bushels at 81 cts. on board,
lom teams, 374 cents per 60 pounds.
Lumber sales, 60 900 pieces; market afloat
1 700 for common. and 3,75 for culs.
New YoRK, 9th
Steamer Florida arrived this morning from
savannah shs reports that the Pampero was ,
covering about that port, and on purpose to be
eized by the Government This is at the in
lance of New Orleans, who is DESTROYS of test
,g the constitutionali,y Of such an act Flo
ida reports that the disaster Of the expedition I
all thrown the man who supplied the
ampero, with coal. He did uot put on
GARD half the amount contracted for, SO shs
ould not reach her destination with reinforce.
rents in time.
Bosroy, Sept. Q.
The Manchester, New Hampshire, Mirror
III, ,,;t
rankin, announcing the serions illness Of
lon Daniel Webster.
Death OF Judge Woodbury.
The death of Judge Woodbury. was appro-
rately noticed this morning at the opening of
he United States District Court. Judge Pitt
.-n, of Rhode Island the presiding Judge,
b.ief eulogy on the character of
he deceased, and adjourned court.
New York, Sept. 10.
Flour brisk, sales 1900 bbls Indiana, and Ohio
t $3,e71 and $3,o3s. Wheat, heavy sales,
900, Ohio at 81. Corn. lower, lS3 Bushels
ANA yed at So and So New Mess Pork SIS
5.-Lasa improving. sales OF Prime at 81
CuIcAco, Sept. IL.
Receipts fair and on the increase. Cora,
bout 10, 600 bushels mostly by canal, yesterdays
lies 36J aflpat, 37cts for 80 lbs in the street
Receipts barely more than nominal. No change
rom previous quotations. Demands light. No
alcs.
Oats 10 and l0cts.
Barley in the street, 35cts for so lbs.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tho Niagara.
NEW York, 18th, 4 I'm.