The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

The steamer Atlantic from Liverpool, A
M. on 4th inst, arrived here at o'clock ulis
A. nj. The screw steamer, Andes, arrived on
the Both, the Europe OIL the Isl inst
In the English Parliament the financial de-
bates continued A motion repndiating the con-
tinuance OF the lucomo Tax was repudiated by
II majority.
Mrs Stowe was the gucs, Of The Duchess of
Sutherland, and had dned with distinguished
party OF Judges, &c.
1 A meeting had been called al Greenwich to
encourage kossu,h
The Empress of France miscarried On the
29th Apr-two months enciente.
Some political arrests have been made in Pa
ris, one depute Blogete, from the London
committee. Alexander Humboldt and one
thousand citizens of Berlin have petiiioned the
king of Prussia to remove Jewish disabilities.
SWITZERLAND The canton of Tcuo and
Grison formally notified the federal Swiss
Government that they will not give up retu
gees Fri"ebers is in state Of siege, md quiet
-l3O insurgents retained III custody"
| AUsrHIA.-Count Richbnrg has been appoin-
| ted Radetsky s Coadjutor in Lombardy. Vi
emma letters Of 9Th, express fears Of short
crops.
lTALY.- Sardinia is improving her coas, de
| fences.
TURKEf.-As little as ever is known of
| Menschicof's negotiations, but all agree in ex-
pcctng it is coming to peaceful solution
CAFE or Coop liorE, Standardization
was progressing. proclamation Of peace had
been issued.
ENGL,ND The Liverpool Gotten Market
quiet at Cambria's quotations, with a fair amount
offering. Sales, three days 2i 900 bales.
FROM Richardson d Bro scircular
the 20th ult., the weather has been occa sion
III lIy mara nIal III ,itpy
Our market has not presented any new tea-
ture from our report Of It at the above date
This morning we had very small attendance
and still less Of buyers, OF wheat or corn, and
in the absence of any manifestation beyond the
naerest retail quantities of each, we consider
prices nomnally Friday last No trans
actions were reported in corn Bacon moved
Oft at previous quotations. More doing in
pork Lard tending upwards Tallow
tive.
MANCHESTER, STEADY business, but n2t
large.
London, May Sd,
Consols closed 10OialOl
LATEST NEws.-Tne Daro Espaniel says
that Santa Anna has sought aid from Spain, TO
repel an anticipated fillibuser expedition from
The United States. In the House of Commons
on Wednesday evening government was asked
whether any directions had been given, authors
izing the Post Master TO open letters Of foreign
refugees.
Lord Pal,nerstoI, denied that any such letters
had been opened The inquiry was supposed
to Ne in reference toI Kossu,h's recent com
plants.
TAee ships arrived at London, with over
$3;OOS,OO0 in gold from Australia.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
New York, May Ia
Tbo liam Rail lroad md hnp do
nave been subscribed for TO the extent of
5,662, 900 pounds sterling, and command pre-
mirm of one per cent
Proi. Stowe about to return to the United
States. Mrs Stowe and brother are going up
on the continent
Nearly 900 emigrants left Paris for Havrc
on the 29ti to embark for the United States.
The Federal Council were about 10 recon-
mend to the Canton Councils restriction with
respect to residents upon political refugees,
somewhat similar TO those recently promulgated
to the Emperor OF France.
The Vienna Gazette sGya that cabinet coun
Gil, held on the 10th u!t., al which the king
presided, it was resolved to enforce the troops
Of Lombnrdy; and the Italian Dutchies, A lex
andria, CASTLE an Enagoa, are to be placed in
complete state of ofdefence.
The steamer Pacific, in leaving her dock this
noon came in CO intact with fleet of canal boats,
GENERAL NEWS.
The British Government Commission to the
Crystal Palace, are coming over in frisate and
war steamer.
An examination touching the seizure Of war
rockets had taken place, but nothing was elicit.
ed duplicating Kossu,h. 1t is stated the owner
Of the factory refused to stale for whom he was
preparing the rockets.
Kossuth had published letter stating that
his residence was watched by spies, employed
by the London police; and in reference to it,
Lord Clarendon stated in the House Of Lords,
that such case was necessary, in order 10
maintain TN. integrity of the British Empire; he
also stated that there was no fear of an inter-
ruption Of the peace Of Europe, in consequence
Of the difference between Russia and Turkey.
Kossulh addressed letter TO the House OF
Commons, declaring that he had no war mate
rials in England, but thai he had some in other
countries, and avowed his intention Of wnging
War against Austria for the recovery of the
rights of Hungary.
In the House Of Commons the debate on the
budget was commenced 1t was the general
opinion in The commercial circles That it would
pass by moderate majority.
The Emperor OF France is seriously III.
The government had granted a large tract of
land in Algiers to the Swiss emf grants
Lord Clarendnn's explanation respecting the
Turkish affairs, had restored confidt nee at the
Bourse which was increased by the announce
ment that the French fleet had been recalled.
A bill granting six hundred thousand livres
for the reliefof the Lombardy cxiles, had pass
ed the Committee Of the Plcdnontesc legisla-
tnfc
The cholera had broken out at Moscow.
An abortive attempt at insurrection was made
at Friburg, Switzerland, by troop of armed
peasants, commanded by the Col. Perrier, of
the: Federal army. There was much fighting,
and many were killed and wounded. The in
vaders obtained possession the College. Tran
guilty was finally restored. Perrier was tax
en-. Several arrests had been made in consea
quence Of the insuirection. The. insurgents
occupied the bindings, and in attempting to
raae the guard house, were repulsed. The civ
ic guard was called out, and stormcd the col
lege with the artillery, when the insurgents
fled The Jesuits college fired with
grape, and speedily surrendered, and The civic
rule was again established.
The Canada Reserve Bill had passed lilo
House of Lords.
Lord Palmerson stated in the House of Cam
| mons that there would be prosecution ugant
| Kossuth in the Rocket affair.
The Jewish Disabilities Bill was negat:ved
| on the second reading.
Wentsewell 81 Co, Of Rotterdam had failed;
also John Atwood, of London, for Large
amount. He was dealer in metals.
| In Holland, the Second Chamber of The States
| General had been dissolved by the King, and q
new election ordered on the II Ii OF May. The
Ministers had published their programme, in
which they stated they will not change the pre-
sent Constitution that religious difficulty will
not be curtailed, they alsopronise various au,-
eliorstions in the Executive power.
| The Federal Diet of Germany had admitted
| the claim Of Austria, for one hund cd and seven
millions of dollars, for the quota OF the t!uuga-
| rian and Italian wars
The overland mail from China received
! to March, Nankin had fallen INTO the hands Of
| the rebels.
Trade in Calcutta is improving Bombay
dull.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHUS
New York, May II.
The Prometheus, arriving this morning with
400 passengers and $1,000 in gold dust
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