The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
Asia.

New YORK, July 10.
The steamship Asia arrived at six o'clock
this afternoon with three days later news.
Flour and wheat more active at extreme
prices. Western 20a20 Sd.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 20s Sda20s6d.
yellow corn held Cd advance. White un-
changed.
Lard SOS Some lots oflard to arrive brought
58s. Trade at Manchester dull.
Beef and pork buoyont-full prices.
Money easy. Consols declined, and closed
at l08, ex dividends.
Railway shares are attracting increased attcn-
ton
ESGLAND-A riot had occurred at Stockport
between the EAglish Pedestrians and Irish Ca
tholics. Several of the houses of the latter were
pulled down, and some of their chapels sacked.
A detachment of British troops put an end to
the riot, and took over 100 Of the ringleaders
into custody.
The Hermann arrived out in IL days
In the House of Commons on the Goth ult, a
resolution was meved the subject of the
three ministers of the free church Of Scotland,
expelled from Hungary, recommending the
case to the prompt and earnest attention of
government DIsrael explained the step
taken by government, and the resolution was
withdrawn.
On Wednesday both houses met to wind up
business prior 10 the pr0rogalion.
On Thursday at . o'clock the Queen ascend
ed the throne in the House of Lords, and read
her speech.
1t was the usual length, and contained moth
ing of interest to American readers. 1t gave
general satisfaction.
Upon conclusion the Lord Chancellor pro-
rogued Parliament till the Doth August.
The capital Of the steam navigation company
is TO be f2oo, coo III shares of EGO, with power
| 10 increase it to f500,000. A charter has been
granted with limited liabilities.
| AUsTRALIA.-There has been several arri-
walls, bringing in all 81 900 ounces of gold, and
dates from Melbourne to the 18th OF March. A
| large number of ships were detained for wan. Of
seamen.
| Gold was arriving al Melbourne at the rate of
| two tons per week. The number Of persons ar
irving at Port Philip was 1000 per week.
| Building was re commencing at Melbourne, and
laborers were obtained at ten TO fifteen shiilings
per day.
| Thirteen persons were arrested on
the LIST at house in the batignolls, charged
with making an Internal machine for the de-
struct:on of The President.
The machine was composed of IA barrels.
Some of the men were actually at work on the
machine at the time of the arrest. The police
subsequently arrested ten other men.
/ The Senate is still in session.
The vacation of the Council Of Sta'c begins
on the 18th Of August
The leading journals contain no word of COM
m4nt On the message of the President, closing
the SEES sion Of the Legislative body.
/ Nj Davenay, a journalist, condemned to tran
spoItatnn TO Cayenne, has received full and
entire pardon.
The Sultan has permitted The French ship OF
war Charlemagne to pass the Dardanells, for
the purpose of taking on board the French Am
bassador, at Constantnople.
The Paris Moniteur appeared en- the lstinsi.
at the reduced pr.ce and under the immediate
control of the Government authorities, nowtl-
standing it continued leading article without
signature, in direct violation of the laws
Twenty Ave persons living in Paris have been
arrested, charged with having engaged in con-
spracy with others living in London, to effect
j an instruction in France.
The latest accounts from Algiers, represent
the insurrecton to have been completely queli.
ed.
The funds are firm.
The accounts Of the foods in the provinces
still continue OF very melancholy character.
/ RoME.-The Pope is threatened with dropsy