The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
BosToN, June Sd.

Mr. Dana, one of the counsel for the negro
Burns, was struck on the temple, it is supposed
with slung shot, by some person unknown,
while walking last night to his residence in
Cambridge. II is supposed that this assault
was instigaed by some Of The depu'y Marshals,
VINO acted as gtara over Bnrns Another
cause for il was some personal illusions made 10
them In hs opening argument.
The trial of the rlo;efs arrested for The mnr
der of Bachelor was commenced Ills morning
II will last for some days.
Ihe Coroners Jury in the case of Bache.doi
returned verdict that he died of a wound in The
left groin. which severed the femora artery.
Three images were discovered this morning
| suspended TO the flag staff on the G. mmon, la
oeiied Is. +. Haeu, District Attorney and NJ
torney General to the Prince of Darkness
Marshal Freeman, Chief of the Boston rufiians.
shareholders and bloodhounds Commissioner
Lorlng, the ten dollar Jeffries OF 1854.
At Manchester the bells were tolled on recent
, OF the news that Burns had been remanded.
LosDos, G. W., June 9
The express train going east this evening ran
over COW on the track few miles west of this
place. The locomotive and first baggage car
were not thrown off, but the next cars compris-
ing hrst and second passenger and baggage
car were thrown down an embankment IL feet
deep. The baggage car was entirely smashed
to PIECES. The second class car was yery badly
broken. The first class car not much Injured.
In the secopd class car were number of Nor
wegian emigrants, who it is reported, were
travelling east oy mistake. The scene in the
hrst car was horrible ; six persons, five men and
one woman, were instantly killed, and four more
SO much injured as to die the same night In
tne hrst class car several persons were slightly
injured. One gentleman residing IN the interior
OF New York, was standing on the platform
from which he jumped down the embank nent,
and the cars falling on him killed him instantly.
We have not yet learned his name. The per-
sons injured were taken to London and Hamil.
ton and their injuries attended to.
".-..-.aros. June 3.
A teleeraphic dispatch has been sent to Mr.
Morse, U 8 District Attorney, N. o., to en-
ploy all the power vested in him to bring the
fill busters to justice.
The Fishing Treaty between the U. s. and
England is nearly completed. All the points
are essentially agreed upon. Lord Elgin will
not leave Washington till the treaty is signed,
which will require not only the ratification Of
the Senate, but of the House.
BALTIMORE, June 3.
A private letter received by the Asia of very
late date from Cons aniinople states that the fl
nances of Turkey are in very deplorable con-
dtion. The government finds it impossible 10
raise men. The aspect Of affairs is gloomy.
New York, June 3.
The franklin sailed at neon for Havre via
with $50 passengers and $l l,26l,-
300 in specie. Among her passengers is Prince
Jerome Bonaparte.
Washington, June Sd.
The Union OF this morning is entirely silent
IN the Black Warrior affair, and the inference
$ that the account Of the settlement published
~ the Star is premature.
The Pension Committee Of the Senate have
agreed to report bill granting pension to the
widow of Bachelor, of $4,000.
New York, June Sd.
Advices from China report that the rebels had
captured the City of Loo Choo, and were march
ng TO other victories.
An outrage had been committed on the
American flag, bu, it was promptly atoned for.
The whig convention at Pttsburg have re-
dominated David Richie, the present Repre-.
entstive in Congress from that District by
Boston, June 3.
The excitement to day in Boston has been
,reater than ever before known.
Ey- The Legislature Of New Hampshire
meets on the 7th OF June.
Boston, June Sd.
The Journal Of this afternoon announces the
ppolntment of julius W. Rockwell, of Pitts
eld, U. s. Senator in place of Hon. Edward
,verott, resigned.