The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30
TELEGRiPHIC lISP ATCHEG
Reported Exclusively for the Min, rs Express.

| Reported Exclusively for the Min rs Express
| New York, March 22d
| Flour State $4,l2i4,62; Ohio; 4,62a4, rs, ac-
tive; Southern, 4,a5, moderate; 300, 900 BUSH
+, els of Whea, Genesee 81 unsettled; 16O 500
Corn White 62; yellow 65; Whiskey, prison,
2la firm; Mess Pork 1875, prime l4,25, dull !;
Beef heavy; Becyes 7a9A
Washington, 22d.
SEsArE.-Clayton's resolution further deba-
ted by Everett and thsn laid on tahls-Sencte
adjourned.
Washington, 22d.
SEsATE.-Everet.s spoke two t!outs on Centrsl
American affairs, endorsed Britain and Clayton
Treaty, declared England ready to abandon
Mosqueio Pro,ectorate--sta,es no danger Of
War. Republic says Ex- President Fillmore
will rot leave for the Sout!, before lst Of orii.
and perhaps abandon the tnur altogether in con.
sequence Of the illness Of his wife,
Washington, sad
SENATE Several communications from Sec
retary of Interior were received, commissioners
on Mexican boundary were allowed until mex,
season to make their report. Senate then went
into Executive session, afterwards Message re-
ceived from the President in answer to resolution
calling for correspondence relative to French
Revolution in Dec. 1851.
Baltimore, 22d
Dudley Mann, Assistant Secretary Of s.ate
J. Fl. Compbell, Mobile, Judge Of Supreme
court.
Cincinnati, 2od.
-Four dull, $500; Whiskey 1ss In provi-
sions nothing ing. 100 hdds sides 61, in dry
salt packed FOR sale
New York, 22d.
Atlantic arrived at o clock this evening with
dates to the 9th; four days later AT Manches.
ter trade slightly declined since our last, demand
for -four moderate, prices declined Cd. Corn
advanced slightly, four 26sa27s. PhiIadelphia
and Baltimore 25>6d-Corn, yellow, 3ls6da32s
red, wheat, 6s6da6s lid white, 6slOda7s,3d
Washington, March l6
The following nominations were sent INTO
he Senate yesterday, Henry G. Rocker, ap-
oraiser, at Boston. Theodore s. Fay, Minister
esident in Switzerland John r. Cary, Min
ster to Peru. V. r Heap, Consul at Tunis,
Cacob Carter, Postmaster at Concord, New
Hampshire. nj. A. Osborne, Collector New
Heaven. The report that Lewis Carr of Phila-
'elphia was nominated for charge to Naples was
lnfounded
Allthe Foreign Ministers visited the President
yesterday. at noon. A long Cabine, meeting
was held last night, resulted it is said in de
'ectlng the Secretary of State to demand an ex-
Dlanation from Great Britain Of the recent in
elligence from Honduras. The Secretary of
the Navy is also instructed to rrpart forthwith
10 the executive the effective force at his dis
posal for active operations.
The nomination of S p Bridges, of Boston,
as Appraiser at Large for Californi, was, con.
firmed yesterday. Salary 5000 dollars
The Senate remained in executive session on
ly few minutes to-day
SENATE.-On motion it was agreed 20 proceed
to the election Of Sergeant st Arms, Secretary,
&c, on Thursday The Sena'e then took up
MIR. Clayton's resolution, rrd Mr. Douglas is
now answering Mr.. Clayton.
Washington, March l6
The Senate in executive session ratified the
bill negotiated By Messrs- Champion and Ever
ets for the speedy indemnity of American claims
against the British government, and visa versa,
particularly of claims arising out ola false seiz
galations.
The President sent in number Of nomina
tions-among them Chas. Gordon Greene, for
Naval Officer al Boston.
The President has also nominated Rufus
Parks for Collector of CIeyeIaud
Frout thirty clerks in the Treasury Depart.
'nent removed yesterday.
New York, March l6.
Capt Thomas Wright has concluded con
tract with the Government for the establish
inent OF line OF steamers to run from Panama
to the ports of lsetapam and Guatamals, touch.
ing at Honduras, Nicaragua aud Costa Rica-
the first steamer to Commence running on the
first September.
The cal5ric ship Ericsson will so m leave this
port for London. 1t is intended l., s..rt. her to
Australia. Some furthe- improvern, Il $ with
view to augment her speed; will be pre- vousIy
made.
On Tuesday, private meeting OF the his her
orders of he Roman Catholic clergy ofthis city,
was held for The purpose of expressing their 4
sympathy with DIR. Newman, against whom
heavy Verdict was rendered in the Achili case.
Bishop Hughes presided. i
New York, March t6
Ex-Presdent Fillmore, in letter to gen.
tleman at Richmond, says, in consequence of
OF the illness Of Mrs. Fillmore, he will not prob
ably be able to leave W ashiDgton for Richmond
before the last of the present week.
The Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, after session Of nine days
have adjourned. In reference to the action of a
Metropolitan Church IN Washing on all the ne
cassary prelminarits w.r duly prepared by the
conference, and S2353 subscribed.
RUMoRED DUEL.
WASHINGTON, March rs.
There is rumor that the Editor of the
Richmond Whig has gone to Baltimore to
fight duel with Meuber of Congress, whom
he had severely htnded !. is probable the
difficulty will be adjusted.
BosToN, March, 10, 1853.
Private letters from Bcllz., Honduras, to
the 18th February, confirm the accounts .ecev-
ed via New Orleans, of trouble on lhe Musqueto
coast, The letters do not, however, give the
particulars.
BALTIMORE, March l6.
The Southern paper publishes the details Of
the news from the cities Of Mexico to the 22d,
from, which we learn that nearly all the states,
had cast vote for Pr, siGent and in favor OF
Santa Anna. The friends Of Santa Anna state
that he was more inclined tn union with the
Liberty party titan with s'7 ether.
Washing'o,, March, "a
Tile Senate confirmed the foil wing appoint
men's Hugh J. And. rson, of Maine Com
missioner of Customs Henry Milton, Marshal
of Illinois. The President has nominated Mas
thaniel Hawthorn, for Consul at Liverppol;
Thomas Pierce, "a distant reaive,-P. Nj. a.
Hilsborough, III and BENZ min Jackway,
Of Indiana, Agent Of Choc'aw Indians The
Srna'e will probably ljourn on NJ nday. The
Census Bureau is about being raorganized, and
New York, "a