The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
Arrival OF the
HERMANN.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Nxw YoRK, June 7th.
The Hermann has arrived, with three days
later news, bringing one hundred and fifty pass.
engers She has made remarkable run.
Corn rules firm Flour Of good qualities
sold freely, but at advance. Money CONT
uned more easy. English bonds firm. The
trade in the manufacturing districts satisfactory
The extensive firm Of Sinclair and Boyd at Bel
fast, has failed liabilities EI50,000.
The colonial markets were firm for coffee and
sugar.
The Hermann sailed from Bremen on the
2Ist, making the passage in eleven and a halt
DAYS.
Among her passengers is Madame Alboni, the
eminen, italian singer.
| Kossuth's mother and IA mily were at London
to leave soon for Amarica.
| The Niagara arrived out on the 22th ut.
| PoRruaAL.-The Government was contem
plating a revision Of the tariff Of impost duties
| lrALY.-A new cabinet was abont being
formed with the Marquis de Anglia Fresi
dent
! Au.rRiA.-Of the new Austria loan, e., $50
OOO sterling was to issued London BY the Roth
clilds. The loan i, To bear Eve per cent. The
subscription price being ninety payable in sz
installments.
ENoLAsD.-Lord John Russell has issued an
address to the electors Of the city Of London
He will again be a candidate as a repre- sentative
of the metropolis at the ensuing election. The
libaral candidate for Windsor has been returned
| by large majority.
The Crystal Palace project was exciting the
greatest interest.
The House Of Commons was engaged in dis
cnssng the question Of disseminating the annual
Government grant.
The ministers refused II recommend the dis
continuance, and the debate has been postponed
| at their instance.
In the House OIL ords, there was nothing Of
1 Importance doing.
The West India steamship Csrolin., arrived
at Southampton with $l,450,OOf in freight
part of which was California gold.
A company with capital of E250,000 has
been started in London; to establish line Of
steamers between the Thames and New York
touching at Cork, for passengers.
| FRANcE.-The accounts from Paris are prin.
cipal'y occupied with speculations on the cnali-
ton formed against Napoleon bv the Northern
powers, durin. the visit ofthe Emperor Of Rus
sin to Berlin and V.ena.
| Al Paris, on the Oath Of May, the Council Of
State, Louis Napoleon presiding adopted the
bill on the public instruction, and ordered it to
be sent to the Legislative board.
| It appears that the powers would not object
to Louis Napoleon becoming an elective Emp
error Of France, but that any attempt to found or
prepetuate an imperial dynasty, on the part OF
the President, would be resisted by Russia,
| Austria and PRUSSIA.
| NJ De Heckeron's Mission from Louis Napo-
leon tn the Emperor Of Russia and Austria has
proved a complete failure, As he could not Oh
| tain an audience from of those potentates.
| In the event Of Louis Napoleon becoming
actually Emperor, he would be called to respect
existing treaties, an give assurances that
France would keep within her present tsrritori-
al limits and explain the nature Of special doc.
irines Of the Government.
The sale Of Marshal Soult'e pictures has been
| concluded, and the total prices were l,477,l30.
francs.