The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20
LATEST NEWS.
NEw YoaK, July lo-6P. NJ.


The Atlantic left LIVERPOOL about lO} O'CLOCK
on the 29th ult., and reached here this morning
with lao passengers.
GRxAr BalrAls-News unimportant TIL,
Income Tar bill has become Law. Very llttl,
Is said about Turkish affairs, there being gen
eral belief in the maintenance Of peace, but in
surance to the Danube has increased. Henry
Bertley 10 spoken Of a. Governor of Jamaica. -
The Australian Steamship Company via Pa
mama, has received q charter. The strike among
the operators at Stockport and Blackham con
tinued. Look out for iron coins electro plated
Ex.President Van Buren, 10 at Birmingham.
ireland look luxuriant. The weather in Brit
ain il generally favorable. In Scotland rain il
wanted.
FaAscE.-The proposed action Of France on
the Turkish question 10 not officially known. 1t
was reported that the Emperor had addressed a
formal note to Russia, demanding to know
whether he wanted peace or Variance being
ready for either.
The report adds that Napoleon consented tc
withhold his note, at the earnest request Of
the Russian minister. This may or may not be
true.
Mr.. Lawrence is charged with private mis-
sion to La Platte.
SPAIr.-The frigate Constitution passed Glib.
saltar on the 18th ult. for the westward.
Two shocks Of an ca rthquake were felt at the
Eanaries, on the 9th and goth Of May-no
damage.
The crops in Spain are Indifferent. 1t is ru-
mored that the Spanish ports will be opened
for the free admission of wheat.
TuRxxY NO hostilities yet, and the belief
gains ground in England and France, tina. tine re
will be none.
Russia continues to collect troops along the
frontier, and the Turks hare not ceased warlike
preparations.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-keported injuries 10
che French crops joined to a speculative feeling
improved markets for export and consumption
Wheat advances "a 3d-Aour Cd few cir
culars quote 9da Is, Indian corn, white advan-
ced ls-yellow declined.
Provisions. dull, decline Of Is has
induced buyers, and a better feeling is looked
for soon. Shoulders wanted-beef and pork
were in retail. Lard quet-tallow steady.
PHrLADxLPHlA, July IL.
The President and suite arrived at the Navy
Yard at 4 o'clock in the steamer John Stevens
A grand salute was fired, and he was received
BY the military who escorted him to Indepen-
dence Hall.
NEW York, July IL.
The New York Chamber of Commerce held
meeting to take steps for the reception Of Gen.
Pierce.
The vote of the citizens of Brooklyn, taken
yesterday, on the question for the adoption Of
the plan for supplying the city with water, was
rejected, 5000 nays, 1863 ayes.
BALTIMORE, July9
Preparations for the Presidents reception are
making upon very extensive scale. Most of
our military and many of our civic associations
will Join the escort. COL Andrews is appoint
ed chief marshal A general desire prevails
among all classes 10 receive the President with
as imposing display as possible. Rooms have
been taken for him at Barnum's Hotel, and
his arrival will be announced by q national
salute.
New Orleans, July IL.
The steamer Cherokee, from Havana arrived
al her dock last night. The Philadelphia, from
Aspinwall, has arrived at the Pass.
We have dates from Galveston to July 3d.
Gen Russet's expedition for FL Paso had not
yetleft.
New York, July IL.
The Cunard steamer Arabia, which left Liv.
erpool on the Sd, reached her dock at liz o.
clock this morning She brings about IS pas
seneers, and passed the Canada going into
s.iverpool on the I'd. She also passed the clip.
per snip Sovereign " tnc sous sAo" Ne" Aoi n,
out about IL days
The substance Of the Turkish intelligence is
that everything is doubtful. Nothing has re-
suited as yet from the Porte's rejection Of the
Misunderstanding in fact could be done until
July LIST, at which date it was thought the Rus
slams had not passed the Danube. 1t was re-
por,ed that Turkey had formally demanded the
armed intervention of the Four Powers. The
statement wss not confirmed, and the state of
things does not look peaceful The French
and English fleets were Al Bredot.
Nothing interesting from other parts Of Eu-
rope.
Debates in Jamaica affairs were in progress
in The British Parliament.
The city Of Shixio in Persia was destroyed
By an earthquake, May 7lh
London teegraphc dispatches from Paris
state that the rejection Of the utimatum reached
ST. Petersburgh ba the 2lst June. The Emper
or made personal declaration to the English
and French ambassadors, expressed in the
strongest language. lie stated that the des-
truc,ion Of his feet would not prevent his inva-
ding Turkey. The 4th division Of the Russian
army was ordered 10 enter Moldavia and Nor
oyia. The Russian force on the Black Sea
amount to 10000. The Russian ambassador
complains Of the conduct of the Turkish Prem-
Ter, and 10 sale to have forwarded peremptory
orders 10 M de Brunne to confne himself TO
official intercourse with the English Secretary
Of State.
Al the Bourse to-day securities suffered in
conse quence Of the intelligence Of the East 3
per cent. decline.
The steamship Africa sailed to day with
A657 900 in specie, and 70 passengers, for
Liverpool.
Az the Africa was leaving her dock at Jer.
ecy City 1t ~, the tide caused her to strike a
Rainst the pier, which is being extended into
the East river. Her starboard wheel was con-
siderably broken and damaged. She moved
Oh, however, in tine style, and proceeded to
sea.
The London news publishes dispatch in az
dition 10 items received BY Overland mail. The
dates are Madras, May 25ih, Calcutta, May
Q5,h, aud Singapore, May 18th. At Hong
Kong, May 9th, all sorts Of runors were
rent al Canton to the effect that Nank,n had
been recap,ured BY the rebels, and that they
moved in the direction Of Pekin. This, how
ever, has received no authentics,ion, and
for actual facts, we must wait another
mail.
The steamer Mississippi anchored at Hong
Kong harbor on the 26.h, and proceeded the
same day TO Shanghai.
The Peruvian bark Caprice has been taken by
Con. Perry o. an extra store ship.
The Australian steam mail packet Melbourne
arrived at Plymouth, England, on the first, with
. cargo Of $4,000 ounces of gold dust. The
advices which she brought have been antcipa-
ted By previous arrivals. Tee costs Of provis.
ions had reached great height with no pros
pestof speedy abatement.
NEw YoRK, July H.
The President arrived a Jersey City this
morning at 6'clock. He was welcomed BY
the Mayor, and inside short speech in reply.
He reviewed the troops. At 10 o'clock the
President arrived Il Castle Garden, where 1
large conceurse awaited him. He was welcc-
med By the Mayor, y which he replied in a
speech complimentary to the commercial me-
t5opelis Of The Union.
Cen. Cushing Afterwards in response, af-
ter repeated calls, said few words when the
reeup1ion ceremonies clssed
The President afterwards reviewed the troops.
Al u The procession proceeded up Broad :
way
The Psesidents progress through New Jsr-
sey, yooterday, was one continued scene a
enthusiasm Ne arrived at Newark at 6 in the
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