The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27
SECOND DISPATCH.

= SECOND DISPATCH
n BosroN, Oct 25-I2 O'Clock.
{ The following are the particulars of Mr.. Web
ster's death and burial:
II MIR. Webster took leave Of his relatives at II
? o'clock, and requested that all should leay.
$ Marshfeld till after his death. He then imme-
, diatey enqured about his condition, and The
probable termination of his life--seening to bt
anxious to mark to himself the final terminus
ton. He was told it might occur in ! 9, or (:
hours. He then said, he supposed he must lie
quiet till it came. The doctor then handed him
something, which he hoped might give him
He remarked something more: doctor,
WANT RESTORATION" Between 10 &
IL clock, he remarked somewhat indi stnctly
the words Of the first line of the Eulogy, "The
curfue tolls the knell Of parting day-ihat's it!
that's il!' The book was brought, and some Of
the stanzas read to him, which seemed to give
him pleasure. From IL to IL o'clock, there
was much restlessness, but not much pain. A
faintiness occurred, which led him to think his
Heath was near at hand While in this condi.
ton, some expression fell from HIM, indicating
The hope that his mind might remain till the last
He spoke of the difficulty Of the process Of dy-
ing to him; Doct Jetfries repeated the verse:
s.Though I ,oath through the railey Of the
shaao,o Of Death, yet shall fear eri, for
Thou art acith me; Thy rod and Thy stuff shall
comfort me-"
Mr.. Webster Immediately said, s'That's what
want" "7ny rod and Thy staff" The close
was perfectly tranquil and easy, at % minutes
before o'clock.
BosroN, Oct. %.
The funeral Of Mr.. Webster is finally fixed
for Friday next. The body will be cntonlbcd at
Mars.lfeld.
WAsnlNGroN, Oct. %.
The Cabinet has, as yet, taken no action up
On the death of Mr. Webster. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. W. will be succeeded by MIR. Cri,ten.
len.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PENNSYLVANIA, QUO AND INDIANA.
We have heard sufficient news from Penn
sylvania, to settle the question, that the State
has given at least $4,000 democratic majority.
The Legislature is largely democratic, on joint
ballot, and the democrats have gained four
members of Congress, and lost one
The following dispatch is from Col. Sam Me.
dairy, of the Ohio Statesman. 1t contradicts the
false telegraphic dispatch, issued from the Bal
timore Sun, Of the 18th inst:
COLUMBUS, Oct. I6-5, p. m-We still think, I
from returns hnoficia!, that (as before stated 10
you) the democratic majority in OHIO will be
.oenty thousand on the State ticket-possibly
TWO or three thousand less. Congressman
.welve democrats, including DR.. Olds: seven
wings, and two ireesoilers. Ohio will give a
large majority for Pierce and King, certain.
Latest from Indiana.
Since the above was in type, we have receiv-
ID the following:
IspIANApoLIs, Oct I6.-Tn forty counties,
Wright (for govtrnor) gains 4, S24 over his vote
If lS49, and is elected by at least 1900. De-
nocratic Stat ticket about 5000 votes behind
Wright. Ten democrats and one wing con-
,ressman. Legislature largely democratic.
Nine hundred and ninety nine cheers for old
Ohio, and Indiana. Thunder
md Mars, what '..frc IN tie rear" Scott
$ the worst beat man that ever mounted
Stump, or sported Feather. This sends him
% far up Salt River, that the .sfre in the rear
will never oyer,ake him. :
FLoRIpA.-The Washington Union, of the
9Th inst, SAYS it has no doubt OF the election
o Congress of Maxwell, Cd } over Cabell, wv I
nd the election Of the democratic candidate for
,o1ernor.