The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.

The steamer Baltic, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 18th, arrived at New York at half
pas, o'clock on Sunday. She sailed from
Liverpool at half:pas: 9 o'clock on the 18th.
She brings 81 passengers. She passed the
Asia on the 10Th, nineteen hours west of & ape
/ Clear. The Baltic experienced heavy winds
during the whole passage. The Canada arrived
at Liverpool on the evening of the 18th, having
made the passage in ten days and five hours.
| The excitement about gold in Australia is
rather the increase,
Mr. Gladstone's disclosures about the atrocify
Of the Neapolitan government seem TO be caus-
ing more and more uneasiness among the advo-
Gates Of that internal despotism.
The Austrian loan was exercising depress-
IN. influence, and was not finding buyers very
easily throughout Great brllap.
The harvest news is most encouraging.
The German Diet held sitting on the 9th Of
September, when the report of the committee
on the constitution was read, but owing to too
great difference of opinion, it could not be
agreed to.
Much disappointment exists throughout Eng
and, from the lack Of definite information in
regard TO the Cuban expedition. The papers
are filed with accounts from the United States
regarding it. Negotiations are gong on between
Spain, France and England, with view to
nounce TO the American government that they
are bound to put stop TO the fur;he- invasion
of Cuba.
Political and religious circles are still. engaged
in discussing the secession of the Duke of Nor
folk from the Catholic faith. A great deal of
feeling is manifested on all sides.
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence is on a tour in
Ireland
The receipts of the Exhibition are about
f30O0 per day
The news from the Continent shows more
uneasiness for future France. The department
Of Ardeche is placed in state of siege The
Prince de Joinville is expected soon to declare
himself openly for the Presidency.
ITALY AND NAPLxs.-The state prisoners are
sentenced to death. Among them are ten depu- |
lies, twenty two ministers, one foreign ambas- !
'ador and two priests
WARRINGTON, Sept. -.
Attorney General Cri,tenden has been ap-
pointed acting Secretary of State, during the |
bsencc Of Mr.. Webster. Major Tochman
caused the arres. OF Bayarian Captain, named
Ahua, upon charge of malicious libel against
Major Tochman's wife, Lutte Appoona Jagello.
Tue libel is contained and officially sworn to be
ore asn,agistrate Of williamsburg, New Hamp
Mai. Tochman swears to his belief that
certain dIpfomaass representatives have aided
and abhetted The crcniations AIS libel, Ahun
gave bail for his appearance at The Geae..l
Court.
PHtLIDELPHIA, Sept. 80. ]
The Canada has arrived at Halifax. No
news yet, Eastern lines are working badly. The
brig Advance of the grand expedition arrived
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard this morning, the
officers and crew all in fine health. Her cruz.
ipgs have all been reported, nothing important
occurred on her passage home. The Advance |
eft Lancaster sound on the 9th inst, in CON-
,any with her consort-the Rescue, with which |
he parted in gale, she came near being frozen
n a second time.
New ORLEANS, September 80.
REVOLUTIONS IN TAMAULIPAs.-Later intelli- |
rence from Texas advise US of a revolution hav
ng commenced on the Rio Grand, near Lareto
he insurgents assembled in considerable num-
,ers, seized the officers of the Mexican govern
nent and the funds Of the Treasury and
marched to join Caravagel Gonzales who were
1t the head of the revolutionary movement.
The troops Were concentrating at Monterey.
NEw ORLEANS, September %.
The Steamer Brilliant, Captain HART, cxplo-
led her boilers yesterday at Bayou-Sara by
which explosion more than 100 lives were
ost. No certain information has reached u.s.
~ There are nearly three thousand muscles
n a common grasshOpper.
Who counted them