The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-15
FOREIGN NEWS.


FOREIGN NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
The Arabia brings Liverpool dates to 2lst
May.
The Humboldt arrived at Cowes on the night
of the 18th.
COMMERCIAL.
Breadstuffs-a fair business has been done;
holders firm. Fair wheat and -four maintained
their prices, but inferior was rather lower. In.
dian corn is in moderate request; white Sd
dearer. Richardson Il Co quote wheat IS lOd
ais Id. Western Canal -four 22s 6da23s Bal.
tmore and Philadelphia 23sa23s Cd; Ohio 90
a24s. Yellow Indian 32sa33s Sd |; white
3Osa3ls
Provisions is little doing in beef
Stocks are diminishing. Pork is in good inqu-
ry the lower qualities are most looked for
Bacon is in excellent inquiry at fully previous
rates. Shoulders and hams in demand. Lard
remains unchanged.
MONEY MARKET.
Money is active, but without any change in
the rates Of discount. Consols leave off at 1901
for money. Exchequer bills are at par to per
cent premium. A good business is doing in
American stocks
The exhibition at Dublin attracts 5000 visitors
daily.
France had sent hostile fleet to the Sandwich
Islands.
The French Assembly begins to manifest hos.
tili:y in various ways to the dictation of the
government, and a dissolution is expected.
bet Of 10000 francs is pending on race
from Bordeaux 10 New York, between the
American ship President Fillmore and the new
Bordeaux clipper Benjamin.
Great inundations have occurred in central
France.
The "Heraldo'' and "Daro' still attack SEN
ator Soule
A rumor was widely spread that another re-
volt would transpire at Milan OH Sunday the 9Th,
but the day passed off quietly
The aspect Of Turkish affairs is less favor
able.
Menschikoff is reported to have called on the
Porte for final reply respecting the Holy
Places within eight days. The Porte has sum-
moned the advice Of the English and French
ambassadors, who instantly sent couriers to the i
| respective governments.
Commissioners have been appointed to settle
the difference Of boundary between Greece and
Turkey.
The Dutch elections are unfavorable to the
Roman Catholic party as far as heard from.
ARRIVAL OF CANADA.
Halifax, June 6-9P. M.
The Canada arrived this evening about
o'clock with Liverpool dates to May 18th.
Flour-narket firm and active consumptiyo
demand at an advance of 3 per bbl Western
Canal quoted 22sa22s Cd, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Ohio Obs 6da24s per Dbl. Wheat good
demand at firm prices, Prince qualities advanced
lda2d, white 7sa7s Cd, red 6s 7da6s Cd. Corn
slightly receded, white 31s, yellow 32sa32s 3D.
: Provisions, new beet 92s 6dalO5s, new pork 75s.
: Bacon good inquiry, prices tend upwards from
I 35s Sd, for pots and pearls
e HALIFAX, June z.
:. The steame. Pacific arrived out TN the 24th.
3 and in about days % hours. On Friday night
questions were put to the Government in both
. Houses to ascertaia the position of England
with regard TO the critical state Of Turkish
affairs.
Lord Clarendon in the House of Lords, and
!. Lord Jno. Russell in the Commons, stated that
v the French and English representatives at
. Constantnople were acting in concert, and that
d the integrity of the Porte would be maintained.
1t was hoped Austria would insist on nothing
o incompatible Herewith But the present Brit
8 ish government would not give further indica-
ton Of the course they would pursue.
Il grand soree with an address of the anti.
n slavery societies was given 10 Mrs. Stowe at
Il Almack's, London. Kossuih was present
d Mazzni had arrived at London from his con-
}, cealment on the Continent. He had been in
Milan three months before the insurrection and
n one month after it,
: The Adelphi Theater at Edingburgh had been
r destroyed by fire.
Sir Richard Consyn. the historian, is dead.
' The submarine telegraph has been success
!, fully laid between Port Patrick and Drog-
. heda.
TURKEY.-The Porte has refused 10 accent
ri the Russian ultimatum.
The ambassador OF France had ordered the
n French fleet 10 the Dardanelles supposed with
the intention to prevent Russia selling or pas
sing the straits /; but the Goth it was still at
y Salamis.
i Benjamin Loder, Esq, has resigned the Pre-.
sidency of the Erie K r in consequence Of i'll
health. Mr.. Samuel Marsh, v. T. is at present
acting as President. A runor was current that
: Mr.. McAlpin was elected in his place but is
supposed To be unf,unded.
The Hudson River R. r. Express Train last
night was thrown off The Track by the break,
ing of an axle. No one was hurt.
New Orleans June Z.
, The Steamer DanieL Webster from San Juan
had arrived, bringing San Francisco dates to
the 18Th OF May. The steamer Daniel Web
ster connected with the Sierra .Ne1eda. The
Pr0mcthesus sailed from San Juan for New
r York, May 3lst, with $50 passengers.
, San Francisco papers are only to the 10th,
and our dispatches are meagre. The mining
accounts of favorable character. The
Sonora Herald records many lucky discoveries
of large Jumps, and also some new "diggings
on the river, where Jumps valued at from $500
to 5000 had been taken out.
New York, June Z.
The Trainer case has summed up again, but
now in Brooklyn on application for an iniuDc.
ton to restrain Rose Cooper from taking the
colored girl out Of the State, was first made at
the special term Of the Supreme Court before
Judge Burcalus Argument Of Counsel was
heard. The Court deferred its decision until
this morning
New York, June 7th
At an Auction sale of Stocks this P. M. the
following were among some of the prices rea.
LIKED, Mohawk Valley R. R 1881, Utica and
|, Schenectady 1877, Syracuse and Oswego el3,
Hudson R. r. 7o4 Erie R. r. 80.
The voting on the Charter election has passed
off quietly, and it is predicted with large ma.
jority in fvaor of the Reform Charter.
Rouse's Point, June 2.
!, At the choice of officers of the Ogdensburg
Railroad, made in Convention this morning, tho
Anti. Consolidation ticket was carried by 200
majority.
: Memphis, June 2.
The Southern Convention met this morning
and re elected Mr. Dawson and 20 Vice Press
idents from ten States. One hundred delegates
from Is States were present. But little has
, been done as yet, except the appointment OF
Committees.
Norfolk, June 2.
The U. s. Steamer John Hancock, having
, undergone necessary rapairs for the expedition
to Bhering Straits, has finally departed.
New York, June 8.
The Steamer Washington from Bremen and
Northampton arrived this forenoon. She brings
I4l passengers and $40 tons goods.
!, Her news is anticipated by the Canada at
Halifax.
An attempt was made 10 bring the colored
2 girl Trainer before Judge Barcules on writ of