The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

sucn aio ana assistance as shall be necessary.
l.. 81 Done at the city of Provo, in the
County OF Utah, this twenty third day of pri
A. u 1898 BRIGHAM You've.
BY the Governor, Benz. G. Ferris.
Washington, Jan. l4th.
The examination of Clerks, preparatory to a
classification, continues. 1t has been confined
principally to the Interior Department hitherto,
but will be commenced in the Auditors Depart
mant and the Treasury Office.
Among to-day's rumors is one that the Navy
Department designs to institute Professor OF
Dancing in the Naval Academy, the accom-
p'shnent being looked upon abroad as essential
to the interchangng OF civilties Another ru-
NOR is, that advices have been received of
tlliibustering movements at New York, which
promise rich Developments.
Washington, June IA.
Mr.. Morrison, our Charge at Naples, has ne
gotiated with the Government Of the Two Sci-
lies convention removing all quarantine OBJ
struclons to our commerce with that King
dom.
Albany, June IA.
In Assembly this morning the Canal resolu-
tons under the previous question were passed,
ayes 10Y. noes none. The Pacific r. r. bill
passed in the Senate.
Baltimore, June IA.
The bill gua:antying the bonds of the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville r. r. passed the Leg
islature this forenoon.
New Orleans, June Ia.
The Supreme Court unanimously decided in
favor of the constiutionality Of the railroad acts
recently submitted to the people. The decis-
ion gives great satisfaction
Boston, May Ia.
I'd = 4 n
dent of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Mr.. Lee was Presiden, of the Vermont Central
Road. The plan for consolidating all the roads
north OF here will be consnmmated as soon as
favorable plan can be arranged.
GREAT MATCH RACE.
Richmond, June I0-The great match race
for $4,000 aside between the Virginia horse
k'Red Eye" and the South Carolina mare
"Nina,' took place to-day over the Fairfield
course, and attracted an immense concourse of
people. Nina won the first heat in 3 min 46
sec and Red Eye the second heat in 3 min
"a sec. Nina was then Withdrawn, thus award.
lug The triumph to the Virginia horse.
New Orleans, June a.
Considerable excitement was caused here by
rumors Of an intended rising of slaves in the
city. information was given the Police, at
late hour last night, by free negro who pointed
out the ripgleader. The latter was arrested,
and was heavily ironed He confessed that a
band of $500 was organized and had mtured
plan to attack the city. The next day at several
points at once, including the Powder Magazine,
The Mint, and the principal Banks in the city
were then to be set on fire, the signal for the
surrounding country to join in the insur-ection
Twenty other arrests have been made.
Montreal, June Is.
The machine Shop and Foundry of Mr. Rod
iin in Gratfintown, were burnt last night
Parliament is prorogued to the 18th of
July.
A reward of $4,000 has been offered here for
he apprehension of the rutfians who were con-
'erned in smashing the windows fthe churches
IN Sunday.
A meeting of Irish Catholics was held yes
erday in front of ST. Patrick Church. A
'ery large number of the most influential class
we're present. There appeared to be but one
pnion with them in regard to the recent out
ages. Resolutions condemnatory of the pro-
eedings OF the mob were passed.
Baltimore, June Is
The Surveying Expedition for the Pacific,
allied from Cape Henry on the 9TH.
The Rational inteligencer confirms the report
+ the sale of Mt. Vernon-pricc $500, 1000
" Ee-idlNS are now 10 De removed. |
is bought by Northern and Southern capa-
,lists.
New Orleans, June Is.
The story Of the intended Instruction was
OF generally credited, and by many is looked
pom as a hoax. The police, however, have
fought it necessary to adopt precautionary
'easures. No further arrests have been made
addition to those already mentioned. The
lty is comparatively quiet. |,
Albany, June Is.
The canal enlargement resolution passed the
enate this morning. Ayes q naysI.
PhiladeIp hia, June Is. /
The walking beam of the steamer Edwin G
orrest was broken this morning when the boat c
as opposite Kingston. The piston heads were j
reed out, letting the steam escape. There f
ere 30O passengers on board, all of whom es- II
ped. One man jumped overheard during the b
icitement, and got on board unhurt n
New York, June Is. !,
The Journal of Commerce states that infor. il
alton has been forwarded to our GOVERNMENT, O
the effect, that Santa Annals bold policy to- il
ards the United States is backed by under d
indfpg with Spain. Spanish officers are fill n
g places near the person of Santa Anna. n
New York, June is. p
Advices from Havana state that the bark :.
ldy Suffolk had landed two cargoes Of ] 900 =
ives near Mannell. Two thousand are said "
have died on the voyage. The Lady Suffolk :,
mt ashore on key where she remained for ,;
'eral days, and landed the slaves in boats r,
letter from an officer of the rricate Cum fl
land, dated at Athens, May 10Th, states that
i vessel was still there awaiting negotiations
Mr.. Marsh at the Greek Government. SO
The Mayor Of Nj ontreal has been ARRESTED and w
d TO bail at the instance Of the late Mr.. Peter 81
Ilespie. W.
New York, June 10. sb
IRE IN BRooKLYN-FATHER GAvAZZI i pc
most disastrous fire occurred at Brooklyn on aft
INT and Summit streets, entailng loss of be
10000 TO 100000. The principal losses are me
O. McNeil's coal yard, I50,O00-no insur- mig
e, Decker IL Co, lumber yard, $4,000, &C
lred in six oficesSfor $4,000. tin
he fire was in the vicinity of the Atlantic tiv,
k, for the safety Of which and some shipping rea
were entertained. ged
asst evening Father Gavazzi delivered his tive
Introductory lecture at the Stuyvesant In flat
te, on the gospel and the freedom of speech SOW
edipce was crowded to excess. ter,
8 o'clock the Padre presented himself, and of I
received with enthusiasm. He briefly re- del,
ed the late riot in Canada, and passed a
invective against the class, whom he be- {
excited the misguided men to attack him. ner
understand that il is the intention Of the iii,
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