The Nevada journal., 1851-11-29
ARRIVAL OF THE N. AMERICA.


San Francisco at 6 O'clock Friday morn
ing, with 365 passengers, and dates from
Boston and New York to the 22d Of Oct
via San Juan del Sud. This is nine
days later news
We learn from the .Altd, from whose
summary we largely extract, that three
deaths occurred among her passengers.
She brings no mails or intelligence Of
them.
Gen. Foote of Mississippi, has resigned
his seat in the United States Senate, to
take effect on the Sth Of January next
An Address from Kossuth to the peo-
pie Of the United States, has been pub
lshed. 1t reviews the questions at is
sue in 1889, between the Hungarians
and the House of Hapsburg, and appears
to indicate a design to engage in fur
ther revolutionary measures against
Austria at the first favorable opportu
nifty. 1t was written at Broussa some
eighteen months since.
By the latest advices from Europe, it
appears that Kossuth had determined to
spend short time in &lgland before
visiting the United States He was ex-
pected to arrive at New York tn erefore,
in about month.
Father Matthew, the great Irish
Apostle of Temper ance was still in New
York Ho has administered the pledge
to 100000 persons in the United States,
and 10000 during his brief stay in New
York.
1t is said that P. I. Barnum, the eel
ebrated Snowman, will be the next
Temperance and Democratic candidate
for Governor of Connecticut. In that
case he is sure to be elected.
The German revolutionist, DR.. Kinkel,
who is in the Atlantic states to raise
funds for political agitation in Germany,
is succeeding to considerable extent,
principally among the German citizens
and residents. He has held meetings in
several cities, and we understand has
already raised $4,000. He proposes to
raise s2,000,000.
The recent election in South Caro-
lima for representatives to the proposed
Southern Congress- for the adoption of
measures for the division of the Union,
has resulted to the surprise and gratif-
cation Of all true friends of the country,
in the complete defeat Of the secession
lists. Only two of that party have been
elected--the 'co-operationistsn literally
sweeping the state AS all the other
states OF the south have decided in IA
yor Of the Union, and as South Carolina
has thus decided not to accede without
cooperation" this is regarded as q
Union triumph.
Jenny Lind was singing at Toronto,
Capada. She has been received with
the greatest demonstration of enthusi-
asm. The tickets for her concert were
all disposed of at auction, in an hour
and half from the beginning Of the
sale.
Tho examination Of the parties ar
rested for being engaged in the late
rescue of fugitive slave, at Syra-
cuse, N. Y, has been concluded, and
five whites and three blacks have been
held for trial. not on the charge of trea-
son, but of msdemeanor, in violating
the Fugitive Slave Law. The bail for
the whites has been fixed at $4,000
each, and for the blacks at $500. 1t is
expected that more arrests will be
made.
In Pennsylvania, the Democrats have
carried the State in most splendid style
,nkn l,,,k
as can be ascertained Bigler's majority
in the State, for Governor, is about $500
The majority Of Judge Coulter { Wing J
over Judge Campbell (Dem) for the Su-
preme Court, is about 6000 The other
four Democratic judges are elected by
over 5000 majority.
The Democrats of Ohio have swept
the State like an avalanche. The ma
iority over yinton, the Wing candidate
for Governor, is about 90 900. This will
be very near the Democratic majority
tor the whole ticket. / he following are
the names of the Democrats believed tc
be elected. Governor, Reuben Wood
Lieut.. Governor, William Medill; Au
ditor, William d. Morgan; Treasurer
John G. Breslin; Secretary, William
Trevitt Attorney Genelal, Henry Stan
berry Board of Public Works, Alexan,
der p. Miller, for 3 years, George W
Maypenny, for 2 years, James B. Steed'
man, for year Supreme Judges, VIM
B. Caldwell, Rufus P Raney, John A
Corwin, Thos. w. BARLEY, and Allen
G. Thurman.
'It was rumored in New York city,
on the 22d ult that the Spanish officers
who captured Lopez, had been assassi-
mated in Havana.
A fire occurred in Galena on the 10th
Oct Property to the amount of $4,000
was destroyed.
The New York Herald says of the
revolution in Northern Mexico, that ii
is progressing at rapid rate. " Mata