The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09

Dub. OBJ
Boston, July Sill A. M.
The British steam prope. Her Andes with four
days later news from Europe is below, coming
up.
Boston, July 3l-12
The Andes has reached her dock at east
Boston. She left Liverpool on the 10Th, bring.
ing papers Of that dates, also London and Paris
advces Of the 18th.
On the day of his departure from Liverpool,
10 A. NJ, reports speaking Of Great Owls
Heads the U. s. steamer Atlantic from New
York and bound in. She has made the pas
sage in about eleven days.
London Monday Market--Co advance d
quarter. closing at 81 2a92.
FURTHER BY THE ANDES.
1t is stated that Omar Pacha returned his loss
at Guihgera on the 7lh and 9Th at I,70O men.
The Russians force at Watvchte was rs, 900
strong with tillery, and was continually being
reinforced.
Three thousand persons had been arrested at
st Petersburg under the apprehension Of an
outbreak. The police told them that ~ posi-
tivn acc usation could be brought agains, them,
but their political opinions had rendered their
imprisonment matter Of necessity.
The steamship Canada arrived at Liverpool
on Saturday 18th, p, NJ, and the Union Of the
Havre line arrived al Southampton the same
day.
The WAR Private dispatches received at
Paris state that the Turks under Omar Pacha
had entered Bucharest
The Moniteur does not mention this, but
only says the army of Omer Pacha with the
English and French auxilirics amounted to at
lau and hat ah,vu
had likewise 10000 men A battle between
these two armies is close at hand.
From Orsoa it is stated that Mahomet Pacha
defeated the Russian brigade at Cornovia on the
9Th, after a battle of FIVE hours, and took pos
session of the place the 9 h and 10Th.
The Turks attacked Brigaders Beanlof and
Sermenoff, with other Russian detachments at
Frethka, north Of Girurgons. The Russians
were completely routed.
BY advices from Hermansit to the 10th, we
learn that Prince Gortschakof was at Fretscha,
with seventy thousand men.
Islam Pacha defeated Gen. Prohoffs division
at Nicholas on the 9th.
There were twenty FIVE thousand of the Al
lies at Rutschuck
Nothing new from The Black Sea, the Baltic
or Asia.
The Austrian correspondent says that as re-
CARDS the present state of The Oriental question
and the answer broushl by Prince Gortschakoff,
the demands of Austria and Prussia are but i'm.
per ectly satisfied, but thus some material which
might possibly serve as the basis for peace me-
gotiations, are left al the dctaton of the West.
ern powers Upon the receipt of this answer,
Austria acting upon her convention with Prussia
and Turkey and upon her cordial understanding
with the western powers will take all measures
equiste for the re-es sabshment of the balance
Of power in Europe and or the integrity of
Turkey for general peace safe basis.
Lord John Russell has given notice that the
government will ask the country for an addi.
tinnal war credit 1t is thought that the opposi.
ton will make it party question and if possible
the ministry and cause then, to resign The
discussion comes up on the 18Th.
Liverpool, July Eth Breadstnffs Rich.
irds"n q Brothers says the weather being fine,
business is very slack, particularly in Wheat.
Prices are so irregular that accurate quotations
cannot be given; bn there is decline of 4a6d
on the prices OF Friday last, and on the best
qualities Of white and red and still more in se.
sondary descriptions Of Wheat. Flour saeable
,nly in retail prlces al 3std for philadelphia and
Baltimore For feeding qualities of Indian
Corn he demand is fair, at 32sa32s6d, but for
he finer q alites the business was small, at
'2sa34s6d for prime yellow and white.
PRovIsIeNs.-James McHenrv reports the
ma ket thinly attended and only moderate
business done at reduced quotations Lard is
'trady; dried beef aud pork scarce; the de.
nand for bacon does not improve