The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
Arrival Of the America
Nrw YnRK. Dec. CD A N

The steamer America from Live pool, with
dates to the 22d ult arrived about II o'clock
midnight. She brings Al passengers, among
them G v Brooke, the tragedian.
/ Father Mathew was staying AT Liverpool, but
/ intended soon t. 20 to Ireland
The news possesses no feature of decided
interest
The Constantinople correspondent Of the
Paris Constitutional states in that paper of
| Thursday, that recent advices from Jaroslau,
! bring accounts of fresh and terrible defeat
sustained By lheRussiaus in Circasia; no dntails
I Sc given, but the accounts gree in stating that
The co~ps Of The Russian army was completely
routed in the neiehhorhood Of Derbent, and lost
all its guns, g in number.
EvGLAxD.--f iput PIN has set ont from Lon.
! don on his expedition 10 the Polar Seas, in
search Of Sir JOHN Franklin.
The schooner Emma, Capt. John S'ears,
/ from Newfoundland, was wrecked upon Verbo
/ Bank on the 2lst ult the captain, plate and
! two men were drowned, the mate being the
| only one who escs, ped
| public dinner was given to The Hon. L. J :.
| Walker at Manchester on the 25.h ult., and
was attended b. many distinguished gentlemen
| lRELAND--Thc food of emigration still
pours towards America On The 2Ist ult,
n dcPntation Of london merchants interested in
the trade with Spain, bad an interview with
| Mr.. Lahouchere, on the subject of the proposed
emigration Of Irish TO Spain. He promised the
| subject every consideration.
| FRANcr-The National Assembly was still
| occuped in the debate on The municipal bill
The committee proposed as onr amendment
three wears residence for persons not born in
| the C0mmunes An ampndmnnt proposing ono
wears residence was rejected by vote Of $50
to c3i
The bill drawn m hv Napoleon for the sup
preston of Oatrni duties, was likely to he pre-
san;ed in a few days The law restrictive Of
universal sut1'-agn would be repealed.
The "Consitptionar states that there is 4
1lerant conspiracy in the Assembly against
Louis Napoleon The editor Of ola Prov
dencc,' Socialist paper, has been sentenced
10 ono months Imprisonment, and fne Of
Of 5000 franks, for articles published offensive
to the President of the Republic. The govern
ment was about TO bcstow decorations OF the
Legion Of Honor, on the French exhibitors at
he Worlds Fair. or those who obtained medals.
Two steamers came in collision at Alarsellles,
one Of which sunk, and all on board persisted
SPAlN-Accnunts from Madrid state that
the Spanish government pardoncd % English
subjects who had taken part in the Cuban ex-
petition. Several thousand stand Of arms had
boon shipped at Cadz, destined for the Island Of
Cuba
ITALY-It is announced that il is the ntcn-
ton Of the Grand Duke Lcoopld of Tuscany TO
resign.
DENMARK The pcrplexng question Of
Denmark and the Duchies appears as difficult
of solution as ever. The ministerial crisis still
continues.
Markets.
The Liverpool Cotton market has 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.
1--WE learn from the Galena Advertiser of
the 18th inst. that William Comstock and An
tome Rosamaeur have recently made a large
discovery of lead within about two miles ofthat
CITY The Advertiser thinks it the largest DIS
cnvery ever made in the country.
One hundred and sixty thousand pounds have
been taken from drift offs feet, and the owners
think they have proved the lead for at least l.
eOO,0 lbs. more
This is very large discovery, but they must
prove that lead Tor great deal more, before they
make 1t such a lead as AIR Leven's of our
place.
Over 100000 lbs have already been taken
from the Levens lead and it is proved for 2,000,-
0GG more.
- The New York "Nalional Democrat
says there are now in that city mol css than fifty
"A, 4.
turn out enormous number of pants each
day, besides fine coats and other articles of APP
parel. One Girl with The aid Of machinery, can
turn out as much work as six girls can with
needle used by hand. The profits Of this ma
chine labor are enormous-but it is the capital
list who own the machines that realise the
gain.
RAILROAD CONVENTION AT N. ORLEANS
The Chamber of Commerce of ST. Louis has
appointed the following delegates to this Con
vention, which will assemble in New Orleans
on 9TH January:
Henry Chou'eau, P. r McCreery, Edward ]
Gay, w. G.. Kennett, r A. Barnes, r. J
Lockwood, VIM. Wade, r. n Renick, Frank
lin Chles, d. A. January.
PHILADELPIIAs Dec H.
Christina TRIMS Prisoners .4cquitted-
The Jury in case OF Castinar Hanoway have
rendered verdict of Not Guilty. Judge Grier
charged the Jury, that the was not one of
treason. Four other indictments were abaned
by the Court.
-55'A Missionary preacher in California thus
describes incident in his experience:
"At Columbia the moat eligible room we
could obtain for the evening was resiaurat