The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
TELEGRiPHIC DISPATCHES


TELEuRiPHIC DISPATCHES
Reported eretasirc'y for The Miners Express.
e Halifax, Jan. 80
d. Ahe Steamer Niagara, from Liverpool, III,
arrived for Boston at this port this morning.
keports unusually heavy weather during he
) passage which has prolonged it to rs days.
Great B'itain, Fran ce and Belgium had beer
VISITED with heavy snow storm, the heavies
, Witnessed III inany years, and apprehension.
: are entertained of foods from melting snow anc
ram. The Atlantic arrived out on the 5th, n,
p ~ The screw ste amer Andes arrived in
Liverpool on the lSt. Intelligence from Con
s'antinople and ST. Petersburg, continues as
} ever The lates, accounts are of char,ctc,
to leave scarcely any hope that The Car will ac
cept tie last proposition Of The Western Powers
and iaIs view Of ,he matter is almost universilly
entertained at Corstantnople as natural con.
\ sequence OF the greatly increased probability Of
sehefal European War. England stock and
(, Bread Stufs markets greatly excited and consols
ciosed 10 day at II decline of I to per cent, on
week ead SUITS throughout great Brita,n
| had been more excited than at any previous
time since the great famine, and prices had large.
" advanced. The advance for fl ,ur for week
Is quoted by some respectable houses 3 shinrs
Per barrel and none quote the az actual'advance less
'i4@h '"o ihilh'gs Wheat has also advanced
Utmost "eyond precedent ranging from 10 to Ia
per bushel of 20 pounds Market for Indian
corn less excited than flour and wheat, but p ice
nave advanced since Europa from lSd TO 2 shIlI.
lngs per quarter Of 4s lbs.
Washington, 90.
| nj. Bodisco died last night at l2 clock.
House On motion of Mr. Burnhisel the
committee on Territories instructed to en-.
quire into the Ore gon Land Law On motion
OF Mr. Barton of committee on Agriculture was
instructed to enquire into the expediency Of
establishing an agricultural bureau to be con
nected with the her departne al of the Interior
The house went into committee of whole on
Presidential Message
Erie %.
A II quiet rumorcd that The Marshall will be
acre to morrow TO commence building bridges.
The latest dispatches from Pittsburg states
Harbor Creek rioters discharged by Jud, re lr.
win on bail Report current from Harrisburg
says the bill has passed repeating charter of the
franklin Canal Co.
New ORLEANS, 81.
Stecm Ship Daniel Webster from San Juan
and Aspinwall sail d from here to-day.
Hon A. G. Brown Senator elect for Miss;s-
sippi has gone TO WashingtoA
New York, 90
A General European War is certain Paris
Mnniteur contains circular from the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. H. addresses all French
legations ON the Eastern question document, in
moderate but very firm style. He declares
lhaI ssn2!and, Austria and Prussia, solemnlv re-
cognized terri itoTrals integrity of the Ottoman
empire, and further that the affaiss'sl psipope
took place against all provisional Russia Shp
only desired National guarantee therefroE,, to
prevent Ottoman territory and flags from further
attack. Austcntic papers ate that the French
Government were dissatisfied with the cyasiye
conduct OF Austria and had addressed a strong
letter OF rem mrna'rance III imaling that France
will extend aid TO Hungary, Italy, &c &c
Paris papers report tha! the Gar has given or
ders for The immediate crossing of the Danube.
The Sultan declared to the French Enbassa-
dor that he would rather abdicae, than accept
assistance agai st his subjects. Grea, excite
ment prevails at Constantinople and mob of
thirty thousand had assembled declaring that
the constitution had been violated by the colonial
government.
Definite information relative TO action of the
Gar is daily expected London intelligence
from st. PetersburgL of the 18th states that the
Emperor rejected the Vienna protocol and ncte
OF the 5th b, but consents to examine the Turkish
proposition of the Goth, although, he refuses 10
recognize the European Intervention in Russian
and Turkish affairs. instructions to Comman
they will in the names of their respective
Governments request Russ ian commanders to
return to SebastaEol when they will find further
instructions from the Russian Government-on
refusal TO return, force will be used Russian
dispatch says that the Turkish Army in Asia is
'''"''y uisoi gdhlL'u oHd ltIdHy troops -
Report not credited. The London Observer
says that Agents their way to the United
States to purchase Ships and Ammunition for the
Russians. In England their is much indirna.
ton against Prince Albert particularly, by inde.
pendent papers and the public
The pubic voice protests that he is the tool
OF Russia Aberdeen under his influence stated
to the Brstsh cabinet that Russia Austria and
Germany matters are expected to come before
Parliament soon. France at the New Years wee.
The Emperor addressed the foreign Ambassa
doris hoping to be able TO maintain the rotations
subsisting between France and their govern.
ments aad assured the Ottoman Ambassador of
his good wishes, sympathy and efforts for Tur.
key.
+ The times CORES pondent reports 100000
Erenchmen ready for the Turkish camps
when required. Napoleon deserts the English
alliance and offers to consent to the French ar.
my annexation Of Belgium and Egypt The
| Gar promising also to abandon the Bourbon
cause. The Eing of Belgium desired the total
suppression of imports Of duties on coal ii fur.
taer notice. Sweden and Denmark have issued
circulars declaring their III utrali,y.
Washington, 23
serlte.-Dongas from comm tee of rrito.
ries reporting bill dividing Nebraska wi h two
territories TO BE- called Nebraska and the 9th.
er klnzas territory, and prov dug the govern
nent for both, the said attention of the commit.
tee had been called to the fact tha, the Southern
boundary Of Nebraska laid down in the bill
| heretofore reported 40 degrees 30 minutes,
would DIVIDE the Cherokee country; 10 avoid
this, the committee has d terlnined TO recGm-
mend 36 degrees as the Southern boundary
| The people OF that country had two delegates
| here, who urged that the country be divided
with two territories, and so far as he had been
able to consult with then. TIE Missouri dele
CATION were satisfied, it would better t, have
| two territor es; accordingly a new bill was pre-.
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