The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
NUMBER 47.

s'antnopc with conciatt ~ instructions. open
ed has mis,i rs BY making fresh demands mn,
'he iorle Ibis pretended med ator now de.
mana lnnpd,ae pay ncnt Of five millions O
piastfes Que TO Austin, and possession of tht
pof OF hieck and SDuterina on the Adrfaiic
~ 1dct, renewing, in more positive crms, The de
| nands formerly refused t, the mission Of Conn,
Lem, ngen.
Some ltttcr-writtrs say shat the harvest in
parts "f Austria will BIZ a failure this wear. hu,
lheir d 'ta d. not seem 10 warrant so i,nportan,
an assertion.
ayirzERIAyD.
The Federal caunail was opened al B,rns. an
the 4tt instant Nj Piodl, Of Ticino. is elected
president o The national c ufcil
private letter from Dtrne incidentally ,n.n
ti"hs thai as an American gentleman and his
son were cross ~ The glacier of the Rhone, the
son. a Young man OF twenty, slipped over
Precipice "ni was smashed TO pieces His name
was not mentioned
Father Bccks, Belgian, is elected genera,
oil the Jesuits, IN room of the late Father Roo.
than.
lie only information We receive on the sub
Jecs OF our demands at Athens is brief des-
patch saying "ihe American ffgafc has no,
yet 1T the Pireus, lha differences will, the
Greek government not b,ng completely arran-
ged."
SOUTH AMERICA.
Dates 10 May Isl had reached Falmouth, al
ready anticipated by direct advices
THE LATEST
PARTS, Moniay ev, ming, July II, Ie5a.
1t is sid that joint note from Eneiand and
France has been adi .ssed 10 the Rus,irn unv-
,rnmen!, making propositions for the pacific set |
lement OF the impending question Constan-
innpie news OF the 9th June is of pacific ten.
lency ana an arrangement, advised bv the EN-
'assadors of England, France, and Austria. was
believed to be approaching lis conclusion. The
Austrian internuncio had obtained the satjsrac-
ion, demanded within twenty four hou.s,
he treatment OF the Austrian naval officers a,
'myrna The Bourse was firm to day, wi.hou,
much business doing. Count Ness.lrode's last
1fcnlar was known to spectators, but did no.
roduce an effect on prices. Three per cents.
pened and closed at Il 10.
Liverpool, July 10 2-Tha sales o: cotton yes
erday were 5000 bales, and to day 6O0O bales
-o,0OO bales in the two DAYS being for export.
nd OF the better qualities. The market is yerv
eely supplied, and the trade seeming md iFef-
NJ about purchasing, the Spectators being
ute idle, it has been difficult to effect s,tsf,c
'rv sahs, even in the "middling" qualities and
bove, while common dusty or eafy cotton must
e considered tarthing per pound lower in the |
st fortnight, and very unsaleable at this reduc
on Busidess ih Manchester is dull, except aor
>me descriptions of goods for the home demand, 1
hich are in fair request. G
BROWN, SIMPLIFY q cos cJRcu1,.
Liverpool, July I3, l853-we have no !
lange to notice in cotton the sales far the three !
lys being $4,000 bales, with $500 for export.
le market closing tamely at quotations. !
Our corn mtrket continues quiet, with fur T.
'er decline OF Cd per barrel in flour, and ld'per !,
pounds in wheat Little dong in Indian corn !
last weeks prices. .
havre, July IL Arctic 5 advices teegraphed !
Ieck opens acivr. Sales to-day, 10, 3 o'clock, :,
"Jo bales cotton prices Wells sustained Cot. :
e firm.