The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-15

= the rSacou Ne have Ps7ama papers Of The

By the Nlson We have Rs1ama papers Of u
British big Of war swim Commander w
Aldham, arrived 1t Panamafn the 9th from Sc
Blasths 9th ult., with up1sls Of : million Do
lars in speci< from MexicaAports, on accour
Of British capitalists. She siled for Englan
en- The 9th, having been outsn the Pacific coaa
three years.
The Herald learns that Ne directors Of tn
Pacific steam navigation cehpany have deter
mined 10 move their principal office on the coei
from Callao u Panama. slieving U: law
place more ceptral and betty
increasing busness transaeens Of the Office Y
Panama have 10 be forward& tn Callao. for "a
mination, and then sent Panama 10 Ens.
land
The Star Of the 5'h stat in leading artie.
le, that complaints come No all quarters. rex.
tive 10 the i'll treatment otthe United stafe.
troops who lately crossed Isthrnus. on the;r
way to CsIiforpia. II il M alleged that ,;ck
men were abaHdoned oy h.ers and priva'es,
and left 70 die 81 the r"af The Star says:
/. Neglect OF the SICK anfhgis not al that
we hear complained of. tyn aftrf death IN.
moor wretches have bee2rf on tho ro.d Al.
the prey Of birds, or ha& Nm thrown o,s,'
board from the steamer ( NE food tor .h.r !.
aud we learn that il is b4prhp ! dailv occ.r-
renee to see the bodies fl = abou, the ba vSov
strewn along the beach, Aalfatrn by fishes.
Without food, they wire bliged 10 walk a.
cross the lsthnsus. one1ouunder scorchinO
tropical sun, and the NH i4eavy rain storm
And as we saw their riseple phi pht, on en-.
tering this city, we thoEhttey looked more
like transported convicS TIL the defenders Of
their country f
From what We can )earjhe attendance ex-
tended to sick on board Of Y steamer IL little |
better than what wa mid Sem on the way
across and gentlemn ohigh refectabiIity |
who has been stopping for bme days on board,
assures Us that had u rdhry Rins been TAX !
en-, he firmly believe that De h1f Of the lives
might have been saId
L is reported thai about eigby Of The de.
tachment had died.
HAx.Er-The Eqopeh correspondent Of
the Springfield Repah,can, whiting from Els'-
neur, Denmark, says
"He is shown Hamset'sgrFe, evidently OF
rather modern das& Of tits Ger'n,n writer
says: "A more striking Dnege has probably
never been paid 70 the gnes o. = peet tnan
when particular Hrial .plaG ee ass,grd even
to the creations d his imsgisas'on; vh,ie an
English writer wbo regsrs me matter rom
mere historical pont Of xiawl3 pays: ANY heap |
Of stones with Hunic Ii,sui) hons upn them,
and said to denoe Hamid,fgruve vii be IN
vain searched forhere. EVENT. they eve exist |
ed. In fact, Hsnlet's idenrhcat'on Win TINS
enchanting spot il atbestPnt Snanpenan
fiction. Hamlets county sas not Zeslmd. out
JutIand. Here he name pronounced Am
let, signifying madmaa Hccording 70 inc
Nn;sh h;.;,rv y old S1x9Grammatiols, The
VIA .hout ~. kommeneen q mt Of the thirteenth
king Sal sas "a sisf 's who o. N. Cow.
Hamlet. f..isr :, mara . 36e dausher Of lie
Danish king, nd the id,shf that mssisge was
Hamlet. finer w.s III equen,ly nsrdsres
BY his brothers who marsd the widow md sue
seeded to the governmentof the wholeof Jut-
Ind. As Pagan, it W HaInlet's ffst duty
y avehge his father. III better to conceal his
prpose he 4'gned madess. His unsle sus--
ecting it tob fsigne@, yent him to England,
Nth reqneSt p the kpg that he would put
Amlet to death. He ~ accompanied BY two
cra,ures Of his uncle swbose letter 70 NE Eng
III king was carved hHn wood, aecsfding e
the VOYAGE. contrived IL get possession Of, and
40 altered the characterjss to make it aSequest
that HE two companiuoS should be slain, which
was acct rd,ngly doneol their arrival in Eng.
land. He afterwards h$ried the daughter OF the
English king, but subsequently returned to Jut-
land, and still feignina madness. contrived 70
surprise and slay his iaele, after uphraiding h'm
with his various crineG Hamlet then became
Governor Of Jutlo nd vas msrrfrda second time
10 !, Queen Of Scotk,d, and was eventually
killed in battle The whole history OF Hamlet
is carefully and minutely detailed but these a-e
The ladng historical testares upon. which Shak
sprare founded his Beautiful tradgedy and rude
and disgusting 40 many ofthe incidents in Ham
lett life were, the mode in which Shakespeare ha
treated them il one III, he greatest proofs Of biz
splendid genius. According to Snxo, Hamle
lived about four centuries before Christ