The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.

AMY expected In the British steamer from 81.
Thomas on his way to Mexico.
The Marquis OF Pose!s Duces was still cen
fined in the Moro on chargcsa connected with
the Lopez Expedition.
Mr.. Evere,ts letter to the French Minister
was much liked by the Crcolcs Tor its manly
straight forward reasoning.
few days previous to The sailing Of the
Empire City, Lieutenant of the Spanish Ma.
w, with twelve men, boarded the SLAYER Aro-
gan.e Amena while she was lying under tho
guns Of the BRUSH man OF war Vesal and drove
from her decks the officers and crew and kept
possession Of the brig
Capt Hamilton, the commander of the Bri-
fish squadron, had addressed a strong remons-
trance to the Captiin General lie has also
determined to order no more slave prizes to Tia.
yana for adjustment, but to send them TO Jama.
A private letter from Key West, dated
Jan. 25h, states that Mr.. Kings health is far
better than when he left Norfolk His cough
is easier, and he is better and stronger every
way His physicians express strong hopes Ut
his recovery,
Advces from Puerto Cabelo of the sth Jan,
represent political affairs of yenzeuly to be
tranquil
Mr.. SUIT, our minister had arrived there,
and intended TO take immediate measures 10
procure the American claims against the Gov.
eminent. The English claims, amounting to
10000, had been already settled.
Advice from Yucatan state that revoluti-
anary movement took place at Merida, Jan 18th
headed by Nj. Zetna, of Valadold. The OBJ
Ject was to overthrow the present government
OF the State and place it in the hands of Gen.
Delayeda. The result was in doubt at las, ac-
counts.
The Hon w. l.. Marcy and son have ar
rived at Savannah from Florida
| The U. S. frigate Fulton sailed from Sayan-
nah on the Bis. uit., for Key West.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
| The House went into Committee on the bill
to establish Territory, to be composed of all
that portion of Oregon, laying south Of 40 de-
grees north latitude, and north of Columbia
river, from its mouth, where As deg north lati-
tude crosses said river; thence with the 10th
degree he summit of the Rocky Mountains.
/ On motion of MIR. Stanley, the name TO the
Territory was altered to that Of Washington
and the bill was ordered to be printed.
/ The Committee mkt took up the bill to estab-
lish Territorial Government IF Nebraska-
Without concluding, the Committee reported
the Washington Territorial bill to the House.
The House then took recess until Z clock.
SEsAyE.-The bill granting farther remedies
to patentees, passed by a vote of % yeas to Is
nays
After a debate between Messrs Bayard and
Miller, the resolution in regard to the Garay
grant was taken up.
A message was received from the President.
covering report from the Secretary of State
relative to negotiations pending between this
Government and Great Britain, on the subject
of the fisheries, reciprocal intercourse with the
provinces, and navigation of the ST. Lawrence,
r and the canal connected Herewith. The Sec
Rotary says it has been here received with salts.
faction. The government has been prepared to
enter into an arrangement for the admission of
fishing vessels Of the United States, 10 full
participation in the republic fisheries, on the
COASTS and shore of the Provinces, with the ex-
ception, at present, of New Foundland; ard in
the right of drying and curing fish shore, and
the condition Ut admission free of duty, into
markets, of the United States, of products of
colonial fisheries; similar privileges, and like
condition to be reciprocally enjoyed by British
subjects on their coasts, and those of the United
States and it is also understood, that the Eng
, fish Government is desirous of concert with
the Provinces to come to an agreement with
the United States, with reciprocal free trade,
with provisions from certain nations, on all pro-
ducts, and that the tree navigation Of the River
St. Lawrence, Wclland Canal and Bideau Can.
al, would be conceded as part OF the arrange.
ment.
The frigate Congress was at Rio on the
23rd ult would leave the same day for Month
vedo.
I, New YORK, Feb. z.
i The Atlantic arrived this morning, bringing
D dates to the 2Sth, and fifty passengers. On the
2Sth, in latitude 81, and longitude n she pass d
a steamer suppossdt to be the America, from Bos:
ton
4 FRANcE.-Napoleen informed the officers of
the State Of his approaching marriage. His
p speech is an able document. He saws he con
forms to the nations wish and marrles; but in
choice OF partner, casts away old political tradi.
tons Of royal alliances, substitutes family inter
ests for national; besides it is humiliating TO 90
4 a begging for wife. For seventy years past,
q foreign princesses assembled the French throne
6 only to BIZ unhappy, except Josephine she, not
, of the royal blood. Sneers at Austria Jumping
+ at an alliance with Napoleon l, and sarcastcally
. alludes to Louis Phiilippes sons long chase
2 after wfe-instances the Duchess OF Orleans,
q a princess of third rate rank He says he don {
= want any monarchial alliance-frankly admits he
n is a parvanue, elected by great nation; there
!. fore he is determined to choose wife to please
!. himself, and SO bring more free will, and not be
i less strong The lady is catholic, endowed
q with every virtue, and will soon be Mt Notre
e Dame, where he will present her to the people
!. and army Great sensation.
n Belgium has discharged all foreign officers
$ from the Army.
J Another Nadia case occurred a, Genoa. The
IS victim is Daniel Mazzinghe, surgeon. He was
: sentenced to three years imprisonment. His
u crime is preaching.
: The Turks are pursuing vigorous operations
: against Montegro.
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