The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL CT THE HUMBOLDT.

New York, April 26.
The steamer Humboldt arrived at her wharf
at ~ this morning. She brings London and
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th Wheat has been
inactive at late prices Sales however, were
made to fair extent yesterday, at full ra.es.
There is more inquiry for -four, but no improve
,nentin prices. Ccrn-Unchanged but in mod
crate demand.
The Canada arrived out on the 10th inst.
| The India overland mail was at Trieste, on the
10Th, which dates to the 5th Of March. No fur.
Their intelligence from Burmah.
The rebellion in China is still increasing,
| causing a complete panic in P.kn.
Dates from Consantinople to the 25th March
have been received. Affairs between the Russia
| and the Divnn remain unsettled. The French
| feet was at Salainis bay.
| Advices from Turin to April, state that Mar
shall Radetzky had refused the honors proffered
him by the Emperor.
i ESeLAsp-The health of the Queen is good.
In the House of Commons on the llth the Can
ada Clergy Reserves bill was carried BY ma
jority of 30 in favor of the Cabinet.
The Ottoman embassy at London has announc'
, ed that the Turkish repudiated loan will be re-
! funded, together with the premium at "a flames
on each 1000 francs loaned.
Hungary is to be divided into three districts,
with Deputy Governors subject to the Govern
. or in Chief at Perth.
al trial trip Of the new screw steamship, Duke
Of Wellington, Of l3l guns, had taken place.
Her speed was about ten knots an hour.
News from France was unimportant. Funds
had improved.
Lord John Russell stated in the House of
Commons on Thursday, that the Tuscany Gov
, eminent had apologized for the expulsion of MIR.
: Crawford from the Tuscan States.
y The arrivals of wheat, -four and Indian corn
e for the past three days still upon (largel
MarEa faru pboat ua pocf Holdpra
freely meeting the requirements of the trade at
late prices. A slightly better feeling was evnc-
ed in -four at reduced rates Of our last market,
5 but purchasers have only been enabled to obtain
rs a limited quantity at these figures.
10 At this days market wheat sold at fair ex.
u tent at full rates of Friday The quotations are
Western Canal -four 22s bda23s. Canada
=. ditto. White wheat s. l0da7s Id. Red and
er mixed, 6s 7da6s ID. Corn-white 30s Sd and
e yellow Bis 6d-making quotations of white corn
ID as low as 28s 6da29s Cd. Cotton firm at last
- weeks prices. Beefand pork DULL bacon active
ne lard slightly advanced and in fair demand.
!. Washington, April IS.
ct The Postmaster General has annulled the
IL contract made by the late administration amount
IN ing to 10000 for carrying the mails to Calitor.
MIA.
New Orleans, April IS.
The inhabitants living on the frontiers of
OF Sonora were making preparations for emf
De grating to Lena, near the junction of the Coli
ao orado.
From Lower California, the accounts are fat
y from cheering, anarchy and rebellion reign to
great extent.
- The propeller Pioneer, wrecked some months
-. since, had been abandoned.
Jay Advices from the Sandwich Islands are one
week later.
~ VESSEL ABANDONED AT SEA.
The Providence, Ap. II, 1853.
The British bark Robert Kerr, Moys, Of and
from Glasgow for New York, with cargo Of
iron, was abandoned at sea March 4, in latitude
40 IS, longitude So 05, in sinking condition
having sprung aleak on the first, during heavy
!, weather. All hands, passengers and crew, AZ il
number, were taken off by the British bari
!. ), Douglas, from Newcastle for New York, whicl
,hs vessel spoken Sunday last, about IS mile
~, south of Montank, short Of provisions. Fou
-. of the crew Of the Robert Kerr arrived al thi
';s port this afternoon in the schooner Aron, ffou
Norfolk, which spoke the Douglas.