The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-23
ARRIVAL OFTHE AFRICA.
New York March. l3tI

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Dispatches were received by the French
Government stating TINT ON the rejection by the
Porte Of the ultimatum Of Austria. respecting
the Montenegro affair, the Austriaa flag was
struck, and not only Count Leinyen. but the
whole Austrian legation LEFT Constantinople -
The Ottoman Porte considered itself under the
protection Ut England and France.
The steamer Africa arrived from Liverpool
this afternoon at clock with So passengers
and $97,U 900 specie She lrfi Liverpool on
Sunday morning the 9Th Of February.
The Africa was delayed at Liverpool in con-
sequence of terrible storm which prevented
her getting the mails on board.
The most singular feature Of the news is
that France while she profi.sses to act with Aus
tra in the Montenegro difficulty, is on terms Of
the chosest relationship with Turkey.
approximations are entertained OF an outbreak
in Hungary Mazz;ni is suspected to be in Mi.
Ian.
Cotton lower, Breadstuffs dull
On Thursday an important debate took place
in the House of Lords on the subject OF wal
with Ava.
The Earl Of Ellenbury moved for the produc.
ton OF letter, written in 1929 by the Director.
Of the East India Co. and the Governor General
giving instruction TO the line Of operations d
be followed in case Of future war with Ava,
especially with reference 10 the proclamation fol
tie annexation Of Pequa. Earls of Aberdeen
and Derby both defended the policy hithertho
pursued in the House of Commons.
On Friday the subject Of Jewish disabilities
was discussed The object being to exterd Il
the Jewish subject Of Great Britain the sans
privileges which were enjoyed by Professionals
Disorders and Roman Catholics motion
to 60 into consideration IT The subject was car
ried.
The Toronto and Lake Huron Railroad Co
has dissolved.
John Williams, native Of Boston, Mass. la,
been sentenced 10 death ut Edinburgh, for The
murder of an old man ~ the highway.
The ship Three Bills has arrived iron, Mel
bourne, Australia, with l5,0t0 ounces Of gold
G. Bfonry, Of Dublin. has bsem nppoin'es
General Superintendent IL the ST. Lawrence
and Atlantic Railroad
II is not believed on III. Exchange that thu
difficulties l,elwccn Austria and Turkey will re-
| suit in n war.
The fallowing Is from Wright, Gardner and
/ Cos circular:
| L,vERrooI.. March 25th.--in the absence q
speculative inquiry. our grain market cOntinne!
To wear quiet appearance. Demand limited
/ to-day. Rather less ,noney was taken to etfec
saies--say I'd. per ~ lbs. for white, and I'd pc
Dbl. for fl ,ur. Indian corn nominaily The sam.
as last week. Lard-sairs 50 tous al Sos Il
arrive. Sos. per cwt. was accepted for 20 tons =
Barring circular quotes wheat and fonr rafl,-
er cheaper 10 sell not, but no. To any qnotabIs
extent. Corn held firmly.
TCRxxY-L.tt. rs irasn Constaniinople Of itt
9th inst. announce thu Count Leingen, tht
Austrian Envoy Extraordinary had received or
the Sd, an ultimatum respecting Montenegro
to which he requested definite answer IN fv.
Days. This uiiima'un demanded cession By
i Turkey and Austria, of the ports Of kleck and
Sn:onna. The letters add that the Porte hae
refused these demands, aud thar Austria, in con
sequence. was advancing her troops towards ihs
j Turkish frontier.
4 The Paris Journal Drbats, says that a,
soon a. the Porte heard the Austrian ultmaiun
the French and Englisi, Ambassador. were ssD
for, and had sryNral conferences The subject
and il was ru,ndl - at Vienna, on The 2lst, ,ha
it had been agreed torffr the DISPUTE TO the de
cision Of France. According Ia Lloyd, thu
Porte had given assurance to Count Leingen IN
respect tn the course Of Hungarian refugees
serving in the army Of Omar Pacl,a, that they
will be recommended 10 90 to America, expen.
ses paid, except those who had embraced til,
lslau,ism faith.