The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
Arrival Of the America.
NEw YoRY. Dec. Go A. NJ.

| The steamer America from Liverpool, with
dates - the 29d nlt. arrived abou. II o'clock
midnight. She brings fl passengers, among
them G. Y. Brooke, the lragedian.
Father Mathew was staying at Liverpool, but
intended soon II 70 to Ireland.
The news possesses no feature of decided
interest
The Constan'inople correspondent of the
Paris Constitutional states in that paper OF
Thursday, that recent advices from Jaroslau,
bring accounts Of a fresh and terrible defeat
sustained by theRussians in Circasia; NJ details
are given, bat the accounts gree in stating that
he corps Il he Russian army was completely
routed in the nejghborhood Of Deybent, and lost
all its guns, - ia number
ExctASp,-I irut PIN has set ont from Lon
don on his expedition 10 the Polar Seas, in
search Of Sir john Franklin.
Tho schooner Emma, Capt. John Stears,
from newfoundland was wrecked upon Verho
Bank on thu 2ist alt; the captain, plate and
tHn men were drowned, the mate being the
on'r one who escaped.
\ public dlaanr was given to the Hon. r. j.
Walker at Manchester, on the 25th ut, and
was attended hy many distinguished gentlemen
InrLANp The food of emigration still
paurs towards America On he 2lst ult.,
the Trade with Spain, had an interview with
NJ I.ahauchcrc. on the subject of the proposed
e,m~ratjan Of Irish to Spain. He promised the
subject evgrv consideration.
Fa,xcr-The National Assembly was still
occupied IN the debate on the municipal BILL
The committee proposed as one amendment a
three wears residence for persons not born in
The Comaauacs An amendment proposing one
wears residence was rejected by a vote of $50
10 2sl.
The bin drawn M by Napoleon for the sup.
preston Of O,trai duties, was likely to be pre-
san'ed in a few days The law restrictive Of
universal suT-agr would be repealed.
The "Coastihti0nal' states that there is a
aagrant conspiracy in the Assembly AGAINST
Louis Napoleon The editor of ala Prov-
dence, Socialist paper, has been sentenced
70 one months Imprisonment, and fine OF
Of 3,0e1 franks, for articles published offensive
to the President Of the Republic The govern
mcnt was about to bcstow decorations of the
Legion Of Honor, on the French exhibitors at
the Worlds Fair. or those who obtained medals
Two steamers came in collision at Marseilles,
one Of which sunk, and all on board persisted.
SpAlN-Accounts from Madrid state that
The Spanish government pardoned % English
subjects who had taken part in the Cuban ex
petition. Several thousand stand of arms had
been shipped at Cadiz, destined for the Island of
Cuba
lTALY.-Tt is announced that it is the inten-
ton of the Grand Duke Leoopld of Tuscany to
resign.
DENMARK The perplexing question of
Denmark and the Duchies appears as difficult
of solution as ever. The ministerial crisis still
continues.
Markets.
The Liverpool Cotton market HIS been less
heavy and prices firmly supported.
Wheat for the week advanced Id per bushel
Flour firm at former prices. A slight decline
in Corn
The money market is easy.
- We learn from the Galena Advertiser of
the 18th inst. that William Comstock and An
tome Rosamapur have recently made large
discovery of lead within about two miles ofthat
City The Advertiser thinks it the largest dis
covcry ever made in the country.
One hundred and SIXTY thousand pounds have
been taken from drift oils feet, and the owners
think they have proved the lead for at least L.
100000 lbs. more
MS IS very large discovery, out tney must
prove that lead for great deal more, before they
make 1t such lead as Mr. Leven's of our
place.
Over 100000 lbs have already been taken
from the Levens lead and it is proved for 2,000,-
600 more.
~ The New York "National Democrat
says there now in that city mol ess than fifty
sewing machines driven BY steam power. which