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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

II WON'T Do-Mr. Owen, late Consul al
havana hns published, through the appropriate
channel of the IateHigencer, at Washin rton 4
long letter, IN ex'enuation OF his cyecrable off
cai conduct during the Lopez expedition. in
winch he casts upon Mr.. Fillmore and his cab
met, the Whole responsibility Of his miserable
policy upon The Island. 1t won't d., however.
II the executive government dena.ionalizad it.
self by its sangui AIRY proclamation and MUIR
derouS instructions, he should have discharged
every appropriate duty ofhis station, neverthe-
less and appeal, to the American people for
his justification. The manifest tru,, about the
matter is, Mr. Owen p,s es ses no spark Of
\ 'nerean feeling. and has sh WI. himself pecu-
nary hted to carry out, with esnecal zest. the
inhnman lehests of this miserable administer
ton He and The cabinet may get up as many
issues among themselves as they please: bnt
The people of this free and will hold them beth
equally culpable Never was there case
whese the MAXIM, like master, like man.
was more clearly demonstrated - Capitel Re.
pJrter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

- 1t is just made public that the last person
70 communicate with Sr John Franklin, was
IaPs' Marin, OF the British whaler Enterprise.
:. was IN 1919. The Enterprise was along side
the Erebus in Melvillve Bay. and SIR John in.
vtted Capt. Martin to dine with him. which
the latter declined doing, as the wind was fair
to go South. Sir John, vile conyersinp with
Capt Martin, told him that he had five. wears
provisions, which he could make last seven
years, and his people were busilv engaged in
saitng down birds, of which they had severn!
casks full already, aud twelve men were on:
shooting more. This renders it highly probals
that SIR John and his companions are still alive.
cruising ~ that mysterious open sea which COW
ers inc iole Whit narrative will theirs be
should they ever return.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
DIR. i, kInkUp,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON g. AccCUcHER,
RESiDENCE-CfrY HoTEL.
oFtlCE-CoRNER oF MAIN AND FouRri! STREETS NJ
REcrLY OPPOSITE THE Cry iIorEi
HAVING permanently located myself in tie CITY ~
Dubuque, Tor the practice of tIn differ nj branches
o my profession Halter that extensive ey,-
riencr among w. ST. rn dis aScs, togc: with prunDt
and dgent attention will enable NE L. merit share Of
pihi:c patronage
MY PATRONS, FRIENDS q THE PUBLIC.
may confidently dcpnd upon receiving at my hands tho
ben n OF all the latest provcin hts in tie science of
mcdic and its branches.
am ftrtfcr pre- pared 10 all durable diseases of
t' eye and ear; deaness neural g para, ana most
chrome diseases by tla agency of EiIE('TRlCITY
can be f't nd at all times when nt prof s.oua NJ NJ,
sn at my rooms in the City Hotel or at ,y Office d.
rcctiy opposite. -
me following gentlemen have permitted me 10 use
their names
REFERENCES:
PLATT SMITH, Esq. CHARLES CHrwtrr
L. s. WILSON, H. Hour n -
MeSSrS Coox i SARGExr
January 97-dWIY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

II. E. DENlCK & CO., No. AZ, North Main
street, ST. Louis, Mo.-fmportars manufacturers aud
dealers IN guns and sport apparatus all kinds-Ri-
IieS Nom the most celebrated factories in the United
States as well as OF oar make. Gunmakers' ma
teriaa and ali articles connected with the trade whole.
sale ami retail AlsowhoIesae dealers in Etna SAFETY
| fuse, rHe and Blasting powder.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Don't Read This!

Z NTIFT0IN ANOREW, Iatr woNkINc partner in II
- firm OF Starr & Andrews, Painters g.. would inform
his trends and the public that he has opened shop on IN
owS HOOK in langworthy's Block the Blu, Store IN,
hopes ny punciaiIty ncitness and despatch to merit
snare OF PATRONAGE hieen years practical experieur.
IN the largest cities as house and sign painter enable
him To promise entire satisfaction to those wishing to nrc
serve and beautify their residences f
Front doors parloirs grained in oak manic maboo,
NY sfainwood or walnut. Nantes marbled in yerdan
tiqc, scanna, Egyptian porplary. Sign work cyccu
ted on the shortest notice in plain fancy STYLE from III,
professional gentlcmans shinge half the side of ho,sc
Trade taken in payment or by persuasion cash
n. b. Good drying ready mixed paint for salc
lar
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
rG, THIS we'll known hotel formerly cccupiad
Fgdn by A. H. Miller, has been leased for term OF
H.4I,l years, by the subscribers and thoroughly no
sAAs waited, and newly furnished open for the
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally The rropretors having had extensive expert
in this business confidently fater themscve. that
they can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them
with call
This hotel is situated IN high healthy, central and
convenient part of the City, and directly street
leading the steamboat landing and mnediacir in the
centre OF the business part OF the city The best of
bling attached 10 the HOUSE. where, all can be had
Carriages, Euggics, Horses, etc., ts reasonable
terms.
We have also established an extensive Reading Room
where have file 'sThc Paers' from all parts tile
United States, furnished with tie ssIatest news, from
every quarter of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from the boats
free of charge. &C. HEWITT
Dee l-lv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81

ne h"ssnth and Long correspondence is pub
lshed to-day both in New York and here =.
completely exhonerates Kossuth from an blame
and shows the opposition he met with from ,bs
hrst, not to say the tyranny of Captain Lone.
ana the terrible fright aud unmanly indscr,.
ton into which the demonstrations at Marse;,.
les, m honor of Kossuth. threw Mr.. Consn,
Hodge Captain Long himself is forced 10 on.
doIse .he correctness Of Kossu,hs every aoi ;.
ana while petty annoyances drove K1ssuih from
the Mississippi, the letters sl:sw that !, was with
aeep regret to AZ board, excepting two or
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

FALL STYLE HATS-1S51-The best
quality manufactured 1T Sf Also, caps, soft hats and
iurS, for cash al cash prices. Cali at Corintan Hall
2l9 Broadway 81. Louis, Mo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

DosTpN, Jan 20.
The America arrived at pas, 3. The fol-
lowing is the latest news received by telegraph
at Liverpool immediately before her departure
The London Times, speaking of report rcla-
tive to change in the ministry, says We
will safe the fact we believe il t, be- that
the attempt to etfecta change in he ministry who
would ret re had not led to any result It seems
therefore the determination of Lord John Rus
sell to meet Parliament without any material
alteration in the ministry.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
NEW ORLEaNs. Jan .

Fonr free negroes at Galveston have been
convicted for an attempt to libera,e slave.
The reports of the Branch mint show the re-
CENTS of gold dust the past year to have been
ss37o,oe0, Of which $2l4,000 were from, Cali
fornia
The schooner Nolas, of Havana, brings in
ieiiigence of being boarded by Brazilian
cruizer, which fired shot across her stern, and
overhaulcd her papers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

"A society has been formed in Dublin for ".he
preservation of the Irish Melodies This is =
wise step, the music of Ireland, has no, We,
heen equai'ed by any other country IN the world
ana as long as we preserve even our musical
superiority, 1t Will be doing great deal for the
national character .9mtrican Cek.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
G.7iGLLEG OIL.

SUNNY of Merchants Gacgling Oil for fresh wounds
gals, sprairs bruises burns. scaids spaylts fam
a"red feel and all diseases If cattle and horses now in
store and for salehy the agent,
Dubuque, Jan % AGILLESPJE
No. |. G!ob. Building
DAN kHIER--i have jus received supply of this eel
l. ebrafsd medicine, warranted Genuine
a. GILLESPIE.
DUN Con IIvER Or--A genuine article now. IN store
Il and for sale by II GIlIESpIE
Nm HoorL.SDs, GErM.S BrrrERs for the cure Of 1yer
- Complaint Janndiee, nyspep-a, Arluia, Nervous
Debility. &c, tor sale cEeaphy the agent
GILLESPIE
tic fric digestion fluid or cstrIc mice for
the cure Of indigestion, dyspepsia liver conlpl,int
constipation and nervous decline for sale by the cent
l.. T. GILLESPIE.
No L l. H. Dbl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
WAsHISGTos, Jan. O.

SESATE.-Senatnr Cass presented Detroit
resolutions for the interposition Of our Govern
ment TO effect the release of Smith O'Rrien.-
Powerful and impressive speeches were made.
Berrlen, Butler and Hale participated in the
debate
HoUsE.-The Mexican indemnify bill was de-
bated in the Committee of the Whole. Mr..
Disney made some severe remarks upon the
course of Mr.. Webster in that matter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Dissolution.

He partnership heretofore existing between J. L. Lang
worthy and II. l.. Stout, under tie name of Lanawor
my q Stout is this day dissolved by mutual consent
al persons having demands against the late firm will
present ITEM g H. H. tout Tor Payment and all those in
TENTED " N aforesaid hfm MIST make payment to II. l..
o'', VINO IS diiY authorized II receipt Tor the same
" AK up FIR the business mus, be closed.
The business VIII be continuld liz J. H. I.angw0rlhv at
Tie Ola stand. J. J.. LANGWORTHY
II. I"STOUT.
Ian i,,-N,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

n. WAPIES & 60. are selling "fi their manm0ti
seek OF Dry Goods c.ihin", boot; sui Sio thr,.
- barrels no!aSSes - bags Coffee } bags salt ~ nrgs
q nails, IN fact stock isvery heavy and cop tcand
As we are determined dIcc it, TO make tor
spring goods All those that want greet bargains will
please give call, for determined sell.
The sale witi commence Friday rsig and G con-
tnued from day day Sundays excepted until the sc
is entreiy.run out PETER NAPLES & Co.
Jan Il--tWlY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

By statistical table, prepared by Gen. Nor
ris, Receiver OF the Iowa City L1nd Office, we
gather that there has been entered at said land
office, during the past Ave years, one million
.sne hundred and M;rty.f free thousand, four hun-
lred and eighsyt,eo acres of iand. OF this
amount 23o, ST. acres were sold for cash amoun,-
ing to the sum of S294,412 and the
balance was located by land warrants. Every
thing indicates the entry Of much LARGER
4uantity of land during the wear 1852, than in
any former year. The area of this land district
embraces about one-fifth of the State, and fully
ene-haff OF the lands within the district have
not yet been brought into the market-Cap;tal
Reporter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
For Sale or Rent.

"A , the undersigned wishes To from Dub,,UIr
he offers Tor sale or rent let No $50 the corner
OF Locust and Dodge streets. Upon the premises is two
story bch dwelling mouse, one story log horse, slaue'
ter ho;c stables and other ont buildings This pI.re i
Wen adated for tavern stand other PURPOSES the lot
is large being 10 front and 800 feet buck Terms lib
erai ana can be known by applying William RYAN on
the premises JDuS RYAN
Jan 2S-iXyff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

NE" TEAR'S ADDRESS.
Ladies', Gents, Misses and B'hoy's,
Anothcry year Of pains and joys:
on veal and woe, has flown away;
In dark oblivion To decay.
But w. p. n. & Co.
Holds on Pro. Bono. Publico,
And at their celebrated stnnd
Continue still III keepon hand
For public good, the best of DRuGs,
SPICES, Bottles. Jars and Jugs
Curling Fluid, Oil of Roses
Perfumes TO regal your noses,
Oils and Putty Paint and Glass,
Gums, and Combs of every class,
All Pat Mt Medicines, and Pills,
Irusses, Galvanic Belts, and Squs,
School Books, Ink and Letter PAPER
EnvelopS, Sealwax and Wafr,
Shot and Powder, soap and sponge,
Dyes which no washing ran expunce,
Surgical! Instruments and Irvine,
Biistcrs and Plastcrs, Banks and Wine,
Sa'era'uS and Chloride of Lime
Essence Of plants of every cline,
brushes and Brooms, Lanpwick and sash.
All warranted and sold for cash,
Brandy, Gin, WhiSkey, Bay-ru M Rum
Etcctcra ad Infntr,m.
Oh sovereign people. now receive
The thanks of gratitude we give
For patronage and flvors past
Long may your life and favors last
And with united hearts sincere,
We wish you all Happy Year
WI ALLEN & co
Dispensing Chemists and druggists,
No. 1901 Main ST. Dubuquc, adioi,l.
an -iy ing NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
& ia sssz 81 g. tfs'GsN.
General s:..,ss Agents,

UELEI, IOWA.
And dealers in dry -goods, groceries, hardware,
gHeenswar', medicines, dyc-stnfs, Ready made clorl
ing, Boots and shoes, Sr &c. which we Will sell ne
cheap as can he bought at the Delhi cheap cash store
riaaSe cal and sec Us. All kinds of produce taken in
payment. "
y ~ w keep LAND wAER. constantly for sale for
cash or on time, ard locate all warrants sold by MS FREE
Dee. l-NIy ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

MlxEKs' DAILr EXPRESS -This excellent
Democratic Journal has recently enlarged its
borders, and is now, in typography, what it has
heret"fre been, edstorially, one of the very best
papers on our list Such signs of prosperity
abnv that the people up the river can apDreci-
s2e hue MERRlrr. May the 'enterprising
publishers receive rich reward for their Ia
bors. BarRer.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
The House was not in session.

FROM MiSNEsorA.-Tuesday the 18th in st Il,
Legislative Assembly IN Joint convention
| elected James NJ Goodhue, of the Pioneer
and Ovens IL Moore, of the Minneso,an. TIE,
| f''n'iai PRINTERS, for one year from date TIL
v"'e s,ood-Goodhue, Owens and Moore, 81
y a. Robertson, 6. James Mcintosh wa
elected Binder
me Sit Paul papers say that the late Secreta
~ smith, is attempting 10 get up an opposition
10 the ratification of the treaties He is issu.
ing Circulars from Cincinnati
Rev. Mr.. Riggs of Lac qui Parie. is at the
East, experimenting the publication Of a Lexi-
con m the Dakota language, which will make
volume OF 100 quorto pages. The Smthson
an institute have the enterprise in their hands.
There are several contested seats in the I.cr
lsature. MIR. Sturgis contests the seat of .5r
Lowry in the Council, and Mr. Wells that of
.Hf. Richards in the House The former m
wolves the legality of the returns of precinct
IN Benton county, and the latter the legality of
a precinct itself in Wabashaw.
The st. An.hony's Express says:
IL IS gratifying to know TINT the Steamer
Gov. Ramsey has reduced to certainty the
successful navigation of the Mississippi above
he falls of the st. Anthony. Visitors durino
he season of navigation, should never return
'eiow without taking trip to Sank RAPIDS |
With Capt. Rollins on the Ramsey. DELIGHT. |
ui scenery presents itself from Bad AK TO 81. |
anthony, bnt the fine view above tn: falls can
lot be cxcelled.
The Indians are said to have been very sue.
essiu IN their fall and winter hunts.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

CITIZENS Wholesale and Retail Furniture
Clock and upholstery warehouse. com, Second and
ING sueels. T.F. WiGHrMAS, Ag't
HENRY MILLER, Wholesale and Retail
oeaieri and Importer Of Hardware Cutler andM chan
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Take Notice.

FTNHERE viii be 4 Come ntinn Of the De nocracy 0
Jones county, Iowa, held at the Court IIouse in IN,
next, IL O'Clock, NJ, fort purpose of nominatn!
candidate for the office of School Fund Con, niSsione
and appointing" Delegates TO attend the Convention
this judicial District.
You Ifuliy recommended TO hold yoir Town
ship Meetings in time in ord that you may be fully
presented in said Convention.
JOSEPH \ SECRIST>
G. SALES, Central Com
Sc MATSON,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Land Warrants.

MeNlcan Warrants for 100 Acres Cash Sle7
=, 40 do On wears time go5
New Issue Narrnnfs G,rll Ar.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
LAND GAENCY
WV. JOSHUA BARNEY. Z, Bno
w. J. CARNEY Il co.

W. Ss hSe VAN ~ 4 Az w.
~ Hill continue TO Transact all business connected
y with the purchase and SAL of real estate whether il
tue citY or country. ncy viii examine titles prepart
eoi!Veyances, pay taxes locate bounty and warrants
ana prepared u afford information of alllkinds relative
TO lands IN the )ubn4te Land District. Maps and dia
grams can he furnished if required. Land warrants OF
~ 90 ana 100 cras constantly hand for sale or cca
non Oh ttr' or advantageous terms, and TILE guaranteed
arlefS residing at Gstancc have the ir lands en-
tered by addressing by letter pest paid andhls avoid
me expense OF journey EtnGritnts and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere
ice on west side OF NJ lin street, nearly opposite the
'.o.o ..,r!'i'ss, bi'htiG'ic. WA june {
EF- Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (wlep
viii please copy Tor one year and forward
l'h 10 iiia once. 4-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

SCARITT d MASON'S New Mammoth
Furniture Halls, No 60 Washington Avenu between 81,
and I'd and dealers in firni,ur
dding transparent slad s. venifian hInl l..
looking glasses, clocks willow wagons, shower baths
ice boxes, rockn" horses, veocpcdes, feneers nafa
ny bOAfds, cnreA !air Lar riltf lnnss etc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
MARRIED

IN the 10Th INST, at the residence O. Joseph Gcv f.,
IN concord Township by the Rev. joel B. Ia, lar ifr
JOINS u CooK TO Miss ElIzArErH GLEw, ali Of hi
county " " ~
by Rev. ar. Iiolbroor, Mr. s. pi,oS.,rI and Nil. n 49,
r. PERRIN, nj! of this CITY, IN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
WAsIIiNGroN, Jan. %

WAsuiNGroN, Jan. p.
Senate was occupied with - motions for
printing Extra copies of capt La,las case.
The House was engaged in a rambling dis
cnsson relative to census Printing.
The President had dominated Leonidas Jerome
of N. Y.s to be Martial of the Northern District
of that State.
The United States District Court has decided
the case Of the State OF Pa. versus the Wheel
ing and BelH"n; Bridge Company in favor OF
the former the decree Of the Court is, that the
bridge should be removed or elevated, SO that
schooners and other vessels can pass
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
New Arrival OF Grocer.es

New Arrival OF Groceries.
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS
att. C. WEATHERBY,s;
,,,e,, 40 Main ST., Bank Rev
WEATHERBY'S.
MANILA ROPES, an. Bed Cords at
WEATHERBY,S.
BROOMS by the Dozen and Whip iaslres at
WEtrHERBY'S.
mn'h EhElI, NO. !, WEhTHERBY'S.
TEAS OF every quality, from New York NJ
WEtiiERBY'S.
SUGAR, Coffee, Nolasses, soapant candles, al
WEiTiERBY;S
MtFFS, Fietornes, Caps, Mtfens and Cloves at
WEATlIERRY,S.
NooLEN YARN, coarse and fine, co,t III yarn an
eottoh warp,,at WEA1HERBY'S
w ASH Z bS ana buckets, at NEATilERBY'S.
Nov. IS. =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Railroad IInfina

nj OFFICES hereby given thar tie 9rd instalmeut q
~ one per cent now due he Railroad shares nu :
Immediately be paid into the hands OF the Agents who
are "ltiorZ nedorse the same, further indulgence
cannot be given and hereby saving cost.
LOWELL x LANGUORTHY
Jan l4-d2vr -,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
BAlrIMnnr I'm %

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90.
u. r. Owens h1s been nominated as the dem.
ocrauc caucus Tor Treasurer Of Maryland.
IN orleans mails to 10Th have been received.
me false Telegraphic reports of America $
alr'vai ina, went South, are strongly con- denim
ed by TIE Press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

THE FoRREsr DivoRcs TRrAL-This nov
-ei investigation is continued from day to day in
Judgs Oakleys Court, New York, before a
struck Jury and thunderstruck bar and CON-
nanity. The trial has already lasted twenty
or days, and something over. It looks as if it
unnld last as many more. As the case now
stands, it seems to be tral of all sorts Of often
ecs-a sort Of general Jail delivery ola fashiona-
Die eoserie OF society, embracing actors, TRACE
daps, editors, lawyers, captains, professors, par
sna-, singers, servants, walters, chambermai6s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Protection Fire and Marine
IN 8 T. ia NCE COyspA NV

~ Undersigned, agent fer this old and well establish
ca institution, continues 10 issce Policies Of s,Irauce
against loss or damage by fire. also against the hazards of
marine or inland transportation the current rates of nre
.h' charged nv other responsible companies All claims
oftnSs nudef Policies issued by the undersigned viii he
promptly adjusted and pld h the General Agent Of the
company located at Cincinnati. TIL loss paid by this
laipa1N III the West I'll Country, daring the last rs
years, exceed S., G10,01J Ci.S cQEKERy
Jan ll-ItlW I'm Arant
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

SHOW ron LEAD We understand, that
'tAsre enicrpris,ny and industrious Germans,
under the hrm of Smith d Co., who have been
.at work on = seven-acre lot of Mr.. VIM. b.
Goss. struck an East and w est Lead last week,
and took out il three days some 5000 of miner
Al. The Lead was wrought some eighteen
years since, and a good deal Of mineral taken
out oft. The young men are so well satisfied
with The promise, that they are about To put up
= dwelling house on the ground The lot is a.
bout = mile from this city, and joins the impro-
we'd lot Of Hon: Thompson Campbell.-.4drer.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
CONGRESS.

Jan. 9.-Senate-Mr. Rusk reported reso
luton to contract Tor the mails between Orego,
and California. The session was mainly spen
in the consideration of private bills the Senate
going through with nearly the whole calendar
The House immediately on assembling. passed
every private bill on the calendar. thirteen in
number. The President transmitted the CORES
pondence OF the Secretary of State, with nu-
merous documents relative 10 the difficulties in
Utah Mr. Bernhisel, Delegate from Utah,
asked tor suspension of executive and lers.
iative action and public opinion, until he can
send for rebuttng testimony at Salt Lake
ne mater was referred to the Committee on
Territories.
jan. 10-ln the Senate, Mr.. Shields offered
q resolution authorizing TIL committee pub
nc lands to employ draaehtsnan to markc on
senate maps the public lands, sold and unsold |
ADOPTED The private bills ordered to be en- |
crossed yesterday, were passed The bill au- |
horizing the President to appnin: board of
Ulcers 10 Survey the bay of San Francisco, for
he purpose of selecting a site for navy ward
nd depot, was taken up, amended and post
oned.
The III ouSe was NOT in cco.;o,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
WASIIINGToy. Jan. I

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
b. Smith, Secretary of American Lera-
ton at Mexico, and Mr.. Sloakum thu a..
gent of the Treasury Department, were at last
dates at San Louis Po:os
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
DECISION IN THE FOREST DIVORCE
CASE

NeW YORK Jan. %.
Mr.VanBuren made an application for time for
preparation in respect to the objection that
had arisen in the case rather than by an appii-
cation for trial or by bill of exceptions
The Court adjourned till to morrow for the con-
sdera..on of the case
Great excitement prevailed inside and outside
of the court Mr. and Mrs Forrest were salut.
ed with deaftning cheers when they reached
the street.-the decision in the case is that Nj 8.
Forrest is not gnilty of the charges that Mr.
T. is guilty of adultery; that Mr.. F. should
have divorce and that Mr. F. should nav
yearly to Mrs. F. 5000 dollars as alimony.