The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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The steamer Africa, with Liverpool dates to
10Th, arrived at her dock at half past this ev-
eninr. She brings l34 passengers.-Th The Hum
boldi arrived out on the 9Th. Liverpool Cot
ton market dull Prices favor buyers, but quo
ta,ions are about the same -Breadstutfs market
was lower at the early part of the week; but
had partially rallied since the Arctic sailed, but
closed with decline in the week of 3pence on
wheat, 6 pence one shilling on flour, with fair
sales.
Indian Corn Cd dearer and free inquiry
Richardson and Bros Wheat IS I'D Is I'd /;
Red 7s lOd a So; Canadian 0s i'd; Western
Canal Flour 25s 29s; Baltimore 29s I'd 29s;
Cd; Philadelphia 29s 20s Sd. Ohio 26s Cd;
sour 25s cd a 26s Indian Corn, Yellow 81,
Cd 33s; White scarce and held jas Beef
without important change-sale OF the week
,nodera'e at previous raies.-Pork, more doing
and quotations unchansed-Siock small; ShoM
ders Unchanged Lard, small business dome
stock in hand of few holders, who demand ex :
IRENE rates SO. a 63s.
TaE WAR QUESTION. thing decisive on
the Turkish question. The Cars reply could
not arrive for some days-say htieen-bu. the
TACT that he hestates TO telegraph his reply, has
awakened symptoms of renewed anxiety, and
has depressed the itsh and French Funds
The answer many think will be peaceful.
The French Government is anxiously labor
ing to make it seem that is not interfering with
the legitimate trade Of buying breads'ufis ~ The
Moniteur publishes the announcement that The
Government is not buying up corn-a most ex-
traordinarv statement, IN view oil lis oeing ex-
trnsively known that it was buying Immensely.
All was quiet France. except some insignificant
bread riots. The Empe ror is still at Dieppe.
Navigation rates were repealed till December,
on ali vessels passing the French rivers or Ca
nails with corn.
The Roman territories were in disturbed
state. The nominal cause being the scarcity OF
food.
Com. Vanderbilt had arrived at the Bosphor-
us with his yacht.
The following is the lstest from the second
edition Of The London Times-"lt N fumored
from Paris on the authority of the Russian am
bassador that the Gar will refuse to accept the
notifications coming directly from the Porte.
New Orleans, GOTH
Late advices from New Mexico have been
received Gov, Merriweather has been inaug-
urated. The Mexican troops continue to arrive
on the RIO Grande, vile the American troops
were gettin. concentrated on the American
frontier. Five companies which left New York
in July had reached Santa Fe, under Gen Gar
land. An enga cement 10 reported to have taken
place bween party Of 900 Indians and a com
pany Of frontier Americans, on a mountain
near Ell Paso, in which IL Of the former were
killed
Washington, Sept ~.
WAsHIxGroS News Dix will not 60 te
France.
The President will show no favor TO the Pa
cifc Railway project.
Mr.. Mason's name was discussed in the Cab
met meeting day, in connection with the
French mission.
Mobile, Sept 81.
The number of deaths to-day from yellow
fever was 10.
Philadelphia, Sept. 81.
Joseph Brooks has been chosen President o
the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Telegraph
Company, in place Of Reed, resigned.
Washington, Sept. 81.
The rumor that France and England hat
Joined in the protest Of Austria is unfounded
Ex-senator Allen it is said has declined tn,
China mission.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Goth
From MEx,co-New Orleans papers q
Monday and Tuesday last are received They
contain the details of the Mexican news by tn,
steamer Texas.
Mr.. Gadsden, on presenting his creden,al
to Santa Anna, expressed a desire that the I'm.
tied States should cultivate friendly relations
with Mexico. Santa Annals reply was emf
nentiy friendly. He said that the sound prin-
ciples affirmed by Mr. Gad.den, aud the friend
ly sentiments of the Presidents letter would
| certainly have the effect of adding new bond
| to those which pow, by divine favor, SO closely
bind the United States with the Mexican Re-
public.