The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

NORTH CAROLINA ElEcrIoN.-The follow
ing 10 the latest News from North Caro-.
lima gsa
In all the counties except Macon Cherokee,
Yancey and Curritick, the vote stands, Reid,
80 479; Kerr, IS, Az; Reds net gain 9ls.
The Hpuse stands, 81 Wings, S. Democrats
Cherokee, Haywood, Tyrrel and Macon to hear
from. eaa sH
TWe learn that LOUIS "sERrhas purchas-
ed light drauyht steamer, and will be here in
few days, to run between Galens and St. Paul.
Our informant had forgotten her Same.-Gaie-
ma Cazetts. =
DR RAY, who has been for some time coL-
nected with the editorial department of the JEFF
fesonian, reiurned from St. Louis yesterday.
We presume the above paper, which has been
for short timesuspended, will be resuscitaied by
him. OF under his management al<nH Co
zefe. ,t15a ,i@fi FTit ssseer ,si'qh ,7stise HlFs
sscorr As All DJA.c,1soswwhen Scot. was ask
ed to subsccribe something towards the erection
ola monument to tho departed sage and pa
thot ofthe Hermitage, he replied '.lfis 20
iisieal movsmept, AND ,g,A not gi0e q cent. "a
~ "A Wing said TO a Democsat-"Do you
know who Pierce is !sess.tie is the mar that
volunteered 10. 90 To- Mexico when Scott hest,
ta,ed, for fear Of fye IN the rear! = -. ia,
sr.rE 'EIrcrloss, The Vermont State E.
,ecuon is held September 9TH; Maine, Sept
18th Georsis, Oct. 4th Florida, Oct 4th
Mary land,s Oct. 9Th; Ohio, Oct. l2th; Penn
tsylvania, Oct. I2th,s'o ~ a'5 Is 4; 2,t
~ Benton's majority in the, city Of St
Louis over both Oau,thf Fssnd.B ogy, was TWEEN
| " votes. s'ha.sszsoI islifTnqssIsa sltsa
n Prices majority Tor Governor Of Mis-
souri, will be about ten thousand, a. near as cal
be ascertained. ,'s-Ii's,s ets9as .eee1
Hon. ThomasJ. d Fuller (democraD has
been re nominated for Congress in the Sixth
aswrArHrR.-Thes weather on Monday, was
excessively hot. Thermometer the shade
| was up to 90. aaa
UThe imports Of New York for July shows
decrease of about $l,OoO,OOo, as compared
with July Of last year, while the Exports will
Il XII Z = 3
show also decrease in merchar.d disc and produce
Of about $i5o,OOO.
r. Deaths in New York for the week ending
August 10th, 56O-l2 of which were from
cholerR. - ,teT
Y Scant % inches water on the Lower
RAPIDS
Upwards Of a thousand men are now at work
on the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad.
The Probate Judge of Cincinnati issued 1873
marriage licences in the month of July.
The Council Of Hartfort, Conn, has refused
to permit Theatrical exhibitions in that city
More prudish than virtuuus.
Ex-Governor Vance, Of Ohio, 10 dangerously
i'll at his residence in Urbana. Paralysis the
disease.
New York City subscribed $4,000 for the re-
lief of those who suffered by the late fire at
Montreal, Canada.
The weather on Tuesday was excessively
hot.
sinister, say, don't suppose you know Of
nobody what don't want to hire no body to do
nothin'. for somebody nohow, you don't do
you"
Eyes, guess not
HEAR ABBorr LAwREscE The London
correspondent the Boston Post. speaking of
the feeling among Americans there, in regard
to the Presidential nominations, says:
ain conversation with the American minie-
ter the day after the intelligence arrived, was
pleased to hear him express opinions Of the ca
paciiy, integrity and consistency Of Gen Pier
ce as q man and statesman, corresponding TO
those which his warmest political friends at
home entert in.''
We quote this for the qualification ofour fed
eral friends, ~ho are generally ardent admirers
Of Mr. Lawrence.
Go TO KEsrucxr.-The Lafayette, India
nay Journal, wing paper, thus expresses its
hopes and fears in regard to Gen. SCOTS pros.
pec,s in the West: ,- ste4 araa
s.Indiana will 60 for Pierce, without a doubt
80 ill Chin. We must keep lookout for Ken.
tucky-she. too, q on The fence. what time
and money you have to devote to the election,
let them be spent there--not here, where we
have nothisg TO expect" q & s2ft4 20
Better spend their time IN some nseful en-
ployment, and their money in the, payment Of
their honest debts,a there will DO no necessity
for the enactment Of another Bankrupt law. s
| ~4tn1 f&&st EHA#6f 5ta at.459sss 81 sHSl8 , -
A CHOICE .ToAsr.--At the celebration Of the
Fifth" at Winchester, Mass the following
toast was drunk, among others: q
"Oid Acknowledgements customers
scissors with but one blade ;odd gloves; trac-
tional quantities that are never found in the
multiplication table ), eheanx without 6ddles
irregular substances, always in the singular
4 md OH
when ordered To cohjugate always decline their
only decentralization l., that like the Shakers,
they take no pains, to -perpetuate their own
dismal Fraternity; fthere be any such in Win
chester, may they speedily fall victims to ma
trimonial epidemic, and thus become integral
Parts, whole numbers in our hourlshing town
The New York Post thus dispoucs Of the re-
NOR started in some Of the Whig papers, that
Ex Governor Dorr, Of Wisconsin, was to sup
s1s. Doty If Wiscousin has been named
|, That gentleman has oppressed his entire salts
faction with the nomination in our own pre-.
sence and We entertain no doubt that he will
support Gen. Pierce with all his heart.
tTf@sg CAssranx Rows frssn H1ersaa.
The following extract from letter from
friend, dated sewannee Shoals, Fiorids, July
q, 1859, gives . cheering account for Demo
crscy:. t -
NThe two great political parties in this State
are now fairly organised and in service The
Sooitites have been compelled TO run an anti
Scott man (Whie) for Representative 10 Con,
gress on their ticket. There has been (snd is
4 still going on) an immensty Of boiling from the
WING party while the Democrats are firm,
united, and even delighted with their ticket
not one discordant note vibrating smong the
hssses. We take the ticket - . ticket Of ma
EQUAL men, and believe that their elevation and
the success Of the Democratic party upon the
Itarty platform, viii be the death knell u Sec
ponalism with Ill IL horrors"
4 a The slate election IN Indians takes place
in the early part Of October. The democracy
arc wide awake to the Importance Ut the
leveut.