The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-02

were posted and Mazzania has gone to Swift
zerland 10 watch events
Many events proceeded the revolt-accounts
vary
Rislngs are looked for elsewhere in Austria.
France is sending troops TO Lombardy and
Rome respectively. -
English Parliament ment Tuesday and dis
cussed programme ofbusiness.
The Protectionists Society dissolved their
Convention between Chill and Britain; ratified
| no new taxes this year.
The Commercial treaty between Prussia and
Austria is oficionally ANNOUNCED
The Greek succession was ratified al Len
| don.
West Montegro will probably be settled by ne
gotiations
| The dispatch announces the India mail.
bringing dates from Calcutta to the 5th, and
Bon bay TO the 18TH Pezue has been formally
annexed to British territory
The conflict at Milan was sharp, and the i'm
surreconists mostly without arms. By tele-
graph from London of the 18th, dispatches
were received, stating that tranquility had been
estored.
AT Paris, on Wednesday, the Government
had dispatch 70 the Stt, that announced the
entire suppression Of the Milan insu recton.
: l-Turin and Piedmont tranquil.
The following dispatch received on the
9ih, by submarine telegraph, from the British
transmission
mister of Foreign Affairs at London. GA tele-
graphic message from Belinzone, dated the Sth
announced that the gates of Milan were shut.
1t was supposed that the instruction which
) had been queled, had RECOMMENDED"
CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWS.
/ proclamation from Muzzini was placarded.
Another statement says: the Austrans in the
arsenal were massacred. Arrests and domcil-
s itory visits were the order of the day.
J. Kossuth had written warm letter to the Hun
n garian troops in Radetzky army. He entreated
o them to favor the Of liberty
MILAN.-Great agitation at Pisca, Lucca and
!, elsewhere. At Turin the Sandman ministry
u met In haste, in consequence of a communica-
ton from the Austrian Consul The Turin
Gazette states that with respect TO the insur-
recton, that about 400 men with poigniards at.
> tackled the troops on Sunday, and that about 800
were killed. Similar movements broke out in
e several towns.
Austria has demanded of Turkey that Durax.
20, in Abanco, be made free port for Austrian
: vessels.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 49,
: The Army Appropriation bill considered
A debate was had upon proposition 10 place
the National arnories under civil, instead of
military officers. Alter debate the proposition
;, was negatved. Numerous amendments from
me Commluee on military affairs were adopted
i MI. Shields proposed proposition to the amend
ment, making appropriations for the national de-
fences, amounting in all to 81 ,l34 900, includ-
ing San Francisco. Adopted. No final action
!, on the Army bill.
. A bill was passed authorising Judge Sharkey,
:. or any Judge of the U. s. Court, to administer
the oath to Mr.. King, as Vice President, at Ha.
u vana or Key West Adjourned.
: HoUsE.-The committee appointed to inform
e Gen. Pierce of his election reported having
: waited upon him and he signi6ed his accep tance
n of Office, begging the committee to express his
grateful Acknowledgements and assure Congress
of his deep sense of obligation, with which he
>, regarded their manifestation of confidence ; il
would be his earnest desire to prove their conf
- dence
: The House resumed the consideration of the
= Reciprocity bill. Mr.. Tuck resumed his speech
, advocating the bill. Mr.. Clngman was dis
a posed to settle the fishing difficulty, but if Free
Trade was to be adopted, let it be general II
his amendment respecting navigation law was
- adopted, he would vote for the bill Mr. Town.
u send said Ohio was nearly for free trade and d
III rect taxation-and desired that coal be included
in the provision bill. The morning hour expr-
ed and the committee Of the whole took up the
nd r;ofso