The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-26
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.


Notwithstanding large feet of vessels have
entered this port since Monday, not any have
brought gain, and only 1000 barrels of flour
from the u. S.
The sudden change Of the weather from long
continued drouth to freq.cnt showers, renders
the market dull. A slight concession had been
made upon prices Of the previous week to effect
| sales
| Indian did not share the decline
Maxim q Cos circular, quntes decline Of Id
per 10 pounds, on wheat, and Sd per barrel in
United States fl 'ur
| Beef advanced from 5 TO los per fierce with
sales OF GOO tIerccs.
Cheese. Very slow sale. Lard dull. Buy
ers waiting for arrival.
/ The Chancellor has presented his budget,
which is satisfactory. He estimates surplus
of about f4D 900
The Chrvstal Palace is 10 be pulled down.
Nothing Of Importance in continental Europe.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE CANADA
HALrrAx, May 12.-The steamship Washin-
gion left Southampton for New York on Wed
nesday, the 25th April.
The steamship Great Britain sailed from Liv-
crpool for New York on Saturday, lst instant,
with 100 passengers
ENGLAND.
The House Of Commons on Wednesday, was
occupied with the consideration OF proposition
to abolish religious tests in the Scotch University,
and, after heightened debate, the measure was
negatived by Is majority.
Ia the House Of Lords on Thursday, Earl
Granville asked ministers if the honors paid to
General Rosas on his landing at Plymouth were
by order of The government
Lord Malmsbury gave an cvasive answer,
and said that he belved no orders went from his
!, department, but added that Rosas was no COM
mon refugee, and had shown great distinction
and kindness to British merchants. Whatever
his cruelties in South America had been, the
government could not mark them by any stig-
ma.
The income for the present year is estimated
at fol ,625,oOO and the expenditures less the
/, amount by .f46l 900.
e INDIA.
Bombay dates of April 3 states that battle
: of 'hree hours duration had been fought between
: g, 500 English troops and body of mountain
GERS, in which the latter were defeated
The Bombay import market was trm.-
: Cotton active and advancing. Money was les.
. abundant.
Louis Napoleon had taken the question 0
the confiscation of the Orleans property from
5 The Tribunal, and submitted it to the Council
It of State, thus removing it beyond the reach 0
}, the legal constituted authorities.
). ITALY.
!, Letters from Rome state that The Italian ques
O ton had again become interesting in conse
anence Of the complicated difficulties betwee
{ France and the Pope.
} Inccndiary fires were raging to considerabl
II extent.
The Mediterranean fleet sailed from Toulo
~ on the 9th ult. lis destination is unknown.
AUSTRIA.
The whole of kossuth relations, IL in nun
Der, will be permitted to leave Austria on I'll
Is LIST of May.
&c FRANCE
lie The Tribunal of the Seine has decided agan
E. Louis Napoleon the question Of the Orlear
\, property confscation. 1t was regarded as III
first stand against the TYRANNY of the Presiden
:: and produced fall of J per cent on the Bours
r. The tribunal declared itself competent to decit
a on all questions Of property, &c.
If The correspondents OF foreign papers in Pari
it is said, are to be prosecuted for false INTEL
;" 0ence.