The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-26
photographic DISPATCHES
F o II e GIN
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN,
LNSURRECTIOE IN SPIN,

New York, July Is.
The steamer franklin left Cowes on the 9Th
at 5 o'clock, P. M, and went ashore on Long
Island bach at Meriches yesterday morning in
a dense fog The passengers were got ashore
in safety and arrived in this city at midniyht
trg ther with the mails.
the Pacific arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th
INST at 4 clock A. NJ
The franklin brings dates from Southampton
pth 5ih
Liverpool Market dull-buyers holding off
indian cora pressed for sale.
A military instruction headed by O'Donnell
had broken out in Spain. Four thousand ut
the Madrid garrison had marched out towards
Toledo.
LATEST Madrid covered with barr,cades-
the garrison fra ernizing with he insurgents
y Donnel threatening to attack the Palace.
Intelligence to the Seth statee that the town
was much agtated. Insurgents to the number
Ut four thousand we've at the Camp o d, lmore
about gunshot from the palace Gen. Azsr.
RIO, director af the artillery had refused to at.
tack them, although protesting lis fidelity 10
the Qeren Gen. Lara has refused on the
pree xt that he could not rely on the garrison
y Donnell it was said had summoned the
Queen to change her ministry, unless she Gid
so he would attack the town the same morning
Subsequent advices 20 the 81 inst, state
that Madrid was carried in the barbados the
popnlace crying out death to Saratoria.
The ahdicauon of the Queen is under dis
cussion.
The formation of Regency of which Ma
varez should be member; on the other hand i,
LA Pafra deems the news received from Spain
to be favorable to the government, and the in
surgents after having been defeated marched to
Toledo
Paris, July 4th.
The Moniteur contains a despatch from
Bayonne to the Sd, which states that on the 29lh
ult., that the Queen of Spain appeared on the
Brado, and was we'll received by the troops and
| the populace.
A despatch from the Spanish Government to
the I'd inst states that the fst inst, at P.
NJ, the Queens troops attacked tire insurgen 8
and gained signal advantage over them. The
latter were routed. Many officers and privates
have asked permission to return to their duty.
despatch dated Hamburg, July 14th states
that on the Goth, the Anglo French fleets were
lying before Cronstadt, and they expected a
general attack the next day.
The Bombardnent of B ,omer Sand com
menced at 5 o'clock p. nj on the 3lst ult.
At Torlock the masked batteries were dis
mounted, and at ten the Russian magazine
was in a blaze. One account says that the
English lost 3 men killed and wounded the
Russians fought desperately. A bombshel on
the deck of the Hecla, and midshipman Lucas
threw it overheard before it exploded.
Admiral Napier was near Crondstdat with IL
screw ships OF the line, and several French
(orvittes.
The Queen had replied to the Austrian and
Prussian summons that she would resist to the
last. A collision between Austrian and Rus
sian forces in Moidavia is imminent. The Rus
slams had defended Zortch, and the Austrian
commander had gone to the seat of war will
orders to insist on the evacuation Of Moldavia
VIZ ich HE Russians refuse
II The following communications expla in
themselves
BY the editor Of the 81 Observer" upon the com.
municati, n of DR.. Carolin, and a palpa5le
Misrepresentation of his religious sentiments
holding him up to the community as Catholic
tant, that he should refuse to allow the Doctor to
correct the misstatem ent through his columns, OF
do him the simple justice, to correct il
himself.
What apology can the editor offer. for refus-
ing TO correct a Misrepresentation, touching the
opinions Of gentleman? five should charge
innocently or maliciously, that the editor was a
Catholic and il SHOULD subsequently appear tina
he was not and we had Done him an act Of in.
justice, would it not be proper in and obligatory
upon us, as fair Journalist, 10 make the amend
honorabis' Unquestionab it would The
editor should have publishedthe communication
Of Dr.. Carolin, and we are surprised that he die
not do so.
Dubuque, July Goth 1854.
To The Editor of the Express.
Mn. Error 81 annex copy of letter,
addressed to the Propretors ofthe Observer, IL
reply to certain structures, which they though
1t right to make, upon a communication wrot,
to them Withdrawing my advertisement. Thei
Withholding my answer from the Public, affords
another beautiful illustration Of the fur plan
Lberalify and absence from all bigo ry, which
so eminently characterize their career.
lam Mr.. Editor,
Yours Respectfully,
ST.. CAROLYN.
Dubuque, July 10Th, 1854.
To the Propr.etors cfhe Dubuque Observer.