The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
LATER FROM EUROPE,
New YORK, Jan. g

New YORK, Jan. 81
Collins steamer arrived at quarantine at
O'Clock this morning with Liverpool dates to6t
and about 80 passengers. She is srlll at quar-
antine detained BY ice, which at full tide CON
petely blocked up the IIarbor here. Her mail
and passengers have arrived IN the city
Steamer Niagara reached Liverpool at te>
o o'clock Sunday 4th INST
Tecgrapliic dispatches were brought by he
announcing fire at the Capitol were received il
England with considerable dstruSt.
FRANCE.-Advices from France continu,
to give The most marked assurance of tranquility
and satisfaction, and that public funds had ex
hibitcd an unusually buoyant and firm tome
military commission had been instituted i'll
department OF the Loire for the purpose OF clas-
styling into several categories the prison "a
rested and those for whom warrants h?d been
issued, and large number of pris 'nrrs belong
ing to secret societies who had been arrested in
'aris were on their way to Rockport for depar-
talon TO Cayenne.
\ grand banquet in honor to the President
wasyiven at the Hotel de Vile on Sunday the
4th L the projects of the Seine The Presi.
dent I'D been unable to attend through indis-
position The Count d 'Orsey was about to re-
mind Lois Napoleon of his promise to release
Alb Del hder when he had the power so to do.
A coll"ssa statute of liberty which had been
placed in frut Of the chamber of Deputies in
lS4S had bee taken down by order of Govern
mcnt. 1t Misunderstood that FORMULATION of
the new const,tion would take place the
Slh inst
The Bourse vs. rather dull on Monday. BY
a circular from I. Minister of the Interior,
American cotton SIPS were allowed, after hav-
ing touched at Engsh ports, to enter any port
of France free of add;onal duty. Scarcity of
raw material renders rs necessary. The EN-
peror Of Austria had bymperial decree formal
ly destroyed the Constution of the 4th of
March lo49, as beng uIuitable and irnprac-
ticable. A code OF ornamental laws was
dent of the London MorniA Chronicle saws
under date,
VIVA, Dec 81.
It was reported that tearsvere shed in
Hungary when Lord Palmerst,'s retirement
became known.
Letters from Belgrove, mention isnutes ari
sing between Mr.. Ford Blanque, ,e British
Consul and the REPRESENTATIVES, Of otl~ ,owar.
The newly arrived Russian Consul t,sa,r.a
himself arrievec by the ENGLISH Cor siI,vi,r
sen. him his card instead Of paving hin, vsit
The EXPRESS saws The French dete, i,.d
IN enterinr into competition with the Alne,
in Clipper building The first vessel of,,s
) class has inst been commenced At Havre for :
trade A new pattern Of shin top sail ratenS
by Mr. Rand,Il is in he Liverpool Exrhar.e
} and is Attracting attention # Nautical mon,
TIN, Custom rec pts ~ tn post If Lverpo
= show an increase of 1i2 723lbs storing f.
? 1851 over. 1880 1t is said that the sovereig,
[ ,,,,tl n of he's
5 I, Napoleon, have notified him that they are pr
pared to enforce the treaty of Vienna, which fc
bids any legitimate descendant Of the Emp. n
: poIeon from succeedingto imperial title. III
will be tantamount declara ion Of Wharf.-The Pres
dent having attempted to grasp the lmperi
crown.
= As the President was coming out of t
:. Elvsses he was shot at by soldier belongil
I to the Grenadier company, of Regiment
tbe line The man was Immediately arrested
! tried bv Court Martial and shot in the can
Ulysses.
A decree announces that the coins of Fran
are to bear in front an effgy of the Presldel
The correspondent OF the Daily News says
is informed that the first article of the Cons
ta,ion is as follows 1.-THE President of I
; Republic takes the title of Emperor" He al
} saws that coins have been struck with the
). scription, Louis Napoleon Emperor In
= Department the Projects are ordering the tire
: of liberty to be cut down and all republic
r. Signs destroyed
The withdrawal of Lord Palmerston from
r.nulish Minister was received with lively sal
faction 1t was rumored that Lord How'd
:, - would resign in consequence of the retirem'
- !" of Lord p The leading topics eff public int
. est in Great Britain had continued to be the
:" sipnation Of Lord Palmerston. Numerous C;
ses had been assigned, but the one most gen
:" ally accepted was self assumed and unwarra
. able interference of the Prime Minister W
: the duties ofthe Foreign office. 1t is confde
ly said that the Correspondence which had
:. ken place between the noble Lords, would
: submitted to the House of Commons at an ca
70 day.