The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
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Reported Exclusively for the Express.
REQUISITES, n Y March g.
The Democrats elected their Mayor by Is
majority. Out of nine Aldermen the entr
democratic ticket is snccessful-Temperanc
ticket is also successful
The towns Of Penficld and Brighton have
elected democratic Supervisors-they wer
wings last year.
AUBURN n Y, March g.
The wings have elected b. F. Hall, Mayor, b,
large majority
CYRaCUsE March g.
Woodruff, candidate for Mayor, and til,
whole democratic ticket is successful
LocKroRr, March g.
The election was very spirited and the lar
gest vote ever known was polled. l. r. Gal
lack, Wing, was elected Mayor, over H. Gard
ner, Democrat, by 80 majority, and the Wing
ticket elected by large majority.
BosroN, March2.
The Cambria sailed at noon TO day, with ter
passengers for Liverpool and nine for Halifax
and $4,000 in specie.
PHILADELpHIA, March 3.
Blaires, Matthop and Skubenski were thi.
morning arrested, before Judges Allison and
Thompson for the murder Of Lehman. The
prisoners being unable to understand the in
dctment, it was translated into the Polish be
fore asking them to plead The lnvestigal ion
into the recent poisoning case is progressing
an analysis Of the stomach of MIR. Weber,
shows large quantities Of arsenic.
| EosroN, March g.
The clipper ship Game Cock arrived at Hong
Kong, Dec. 9th, in nineteen days from the Sand
wich Islands. This is the greatest passage she
ever maGe-she averaged 263 miles per day
and occasionally made 324 miles in "a hours
| Don't believe it.
Letters received from China state that the
ship Australia from San Francisco for Ipna
was lost in atyphoon about 18th Nov. The of.
fcers and crew were taken off by ship N.
Palmer.
Letters from Crogan, American Consul al
Parambe announced the death of his wife of yell
low fever on the I'd Of Feb.
New YoRL, March 3.
No truth in the statement that the Baltic is
to be detained until Monday. She will sail
Saturday at the regular hour.
WAsHINGToN, March g
The entertainment OH board the Baltic was a
magnificent affair. The President, the Cabinet,
the members of Congress, and other distin-
guished persons were present.
The Supreme Court adjourned to-day till
April
Hon. Charles Aull of Mass continues dam
gerously i'll. His physicians despair of has re-
covery.
CmIcAGo, March g.
Great enthusiasm prevailed at the charter
election held here yesterday. 1t resulted in the
election of Walter s. Gurnic for mayor by 800
majority.
FArAL AcclDESr.-About 3 o'clock this af.
ternoon. Three men engaged on the roof of
the new Episcopal church were precipitated by
the scaf I'D giving way. One was instantly
killed by falling chisel, which he hnd el.
ther in his pocket or hand. 1t penetrated his
side. The other two escaped with broken
limbs. Extent Of injuries not ascer,ained.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EXCHANGE PAPER.
New YORK, March 9.
The U. S. Mail steamer Franklin arrived this
afternoon, at halfpast ~, from Cowcs. She
left Cowcs at 6 o'clock in the m ,rning of the
10Th Feb. On the gath, In lat. 4S:40, long. 50,
at 10, A. Nj. saw Canadian steamer, bound out.
The Franklin brings SIS passengers and large
cargo Of French goods and $4,000 in specie.
Col Kendall Of Mary land, bearer Of dispatches,
is one OF the passengers, The Arctic, Capt.
Luce, arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th ult at -
o'clock, A. NJ, in days Is hours, being the
shortest passage on record The American ar
rived on the the 18Th ult.
Packet Antarctic for New York, put back to
Liverpool on the 18th, having struck on Black
Water Point, and thrown large portion of her
cargo overheard.
Ship Western World from Mobile, arrived at
Havre on the 18th.
The American Frigate Susquehanna, was at
Point Degablc on Christians on her way to
China. Trade at Bombay was gaining A
great fire occurred at Hong Kong, China, on
the 2otb Dec, destroying nearly all the Chinese
part OF the town. amounting to 500 houses
many lives were lost among the Chinese. Col.
Tompkins and Lieut.. Lugg, of the British SER
vice were instantly killed by an explosion of
gunpnwder. The K"anski rebellion continues,
and little head has been made against It, In
Canton the markets were dull, and Teas have
declined.
The chef d'curre in Parliament was Lord
John Russel's introduction of the bill to organ
ze the local militia. They are to be selected
by ballot, and oaganze in their respective coun-
ties, and are not to be out OF the counties ex-
cept to repel invasion. The fear Of French
invasion is still prominent in the minds Of the
people and by means limited 10 the lower
orders.
The bill to dsfranvhse the borough orSt. AL.
bans has been brought in Parliament. and also
bill abolshing religious tests in Scottish Com
mons.
FRAscE.-In France, the interest is contin-
ucd upon the approaching election, and there is
no particular event to record.
The convalescence of the Queen Of Spain is
received with universal rejoicing An even,
more fortunate for her Majesty could hardly
have occurred than the attempted murder, as it
has created an enthusiasm in her favor quite un-
known before.
The town of Logos, on the west coast of
Africa, was almost wholly destroyed by the
British squadron on The Goth Dec.
The English sustained severe damages, hav-
ing 90 men killed, aud 60 wounded.
In Spain, recruiting tor the army was taking
place all over the country, and the artillery was
being mounted in the ports.