The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
By Adams & Co.'S Express.

AsseS NVJo t0ttf eNtc't'J'HtC .|sOHt tNt
States and Europe.
The steamship Independence (Van-
derLilt's line) arrived on Sunday the
18th, at San Fran .isco, from San Juan
del Sur, bringing over two hundred
passengers.
We are indebted to Gregory 4 Co
for the N y Herald and Tribune, and
several other States journals, also, for
full files Of California papers. W
are also indebted TO Freeman s. Co.,
for files of papers.
From the Courier we learn that
William Metz, of Indiana, and VII
liam Bolton, of Mississippi, both re-
turning Californians, died on board the
schooner Isabella, between Chagres
and iavana.
The steamship Lafayette was en-
tircly destroyed by fire, while lying at
Chagres, on the 1lth of September.
The passengers and crew were all
saved; part of the f eight was lost
She had arrived there a few days
previous, and had taken on board a
few passengers TO return, some Of
whom, such was the rapidly with
which the danes spread, saved nothing
but the clothes OH their backs. The
fire is said 10 lave occurred from a
quantity of camphenc shipped by Pal
mer's Express. The Lsyiayeite was
under the command Of Capt. Sod
iard, and was new ship. She had
only made voyage to Europe pre-.
vious to going to hagres.
The election in New Mexico if we
may judge from the reports, was car-
ried on in the regu ar old>fashioned
Arkansas style. In one county, the
result was general fight, in which
three Americans were killed, and Sc.
veral ware probably minus eyes, noses,
&c. This does not speak very web
for tie morality of the people of the
new territory /; nevertheless it is just
this kind of folks who are calculated
to penetrate the forests, clear out the
Indians and wild animals, and make
an opening for civilization. Captain
Reynolds, at last accounts. appeared
TO lie rather ahead of Col. Wcightman
for Dee; gate 20 Congress
Our advices from Belize, Honduras,
are to the 9th of September, at which
time all was quiet in Central America.
Previous accounts, purporting to come
from that region by way of Mexico,
were to the effect that II battle had
taken place between the Guatemalan
and S.,lvadorian armies, in which the
former were successful. W. stated at
the time this intelligence was received,
that it was no doubt revival Of an
old story. Such appears to be the
case
The Governor General Of Canada
is cndeavouring 10 form new cabinet
The citizens of Toronto are in favor
of appropriating 100000 towards
the constru tion of Guelph and 10
ronto Railroad.
An attempt is being ma le in certain
quarters, to bring into disrrpute Ger.
tain banking institutions in the State
of New York.
By advices from Havana TO the lst
ins ant, we learn that Captain Ellis,
one of the invaders, has been par
doned by the Captain General Some
forty more Of the prisoners had been
shipped to Spain; and several still
remained in the hospital, whose stu
alton is said TO be most deplorable.
Our latest accounts from Mexico
confirm what we have previously re-
ceiyed. There is no doubt that not
only has a revolution broken out in
the northern department of the Mexi-
can republic, but that the inhabitants
are anxious ard willing TO be annexed
10 the United States.
Gen. Scott has refused to write any
letters for publication. He considers
that his opinions are well known.
According to the last intelligence re.
ceivcd from Eur pc, kossnth, the great
Hungarian statesman and martyr OF
liberty in Europ'., embarked in the
United St,tos steamship Alississp ppi, for
the United States on the seventh Of last
September lie has no doubt before
this reached New York
The news fron Europe is Of general
interest. The Court of Spain is serio sly
in confusion over affairs in Cuba. The
Governor Of Cuba asks for unlimited
powers to enable him to rule like n
dcspot. lie has sent on this demand e.
NIoj ~ x,b;.,h ;r not nrcnnted Ia