The Nevada journal., 1851-09-20
AtlYks
ARRIVAL OF THE INDEPENDENCE
NICARAGUA ROUTE.
Ten daHs Later Intelligence.

wa ~ NA'NSthNf - VII IiSls'
the run from San Juan del Sud in sixteen
days, including stoppages We are in
debted to Gre gory's Express for fies of
States papers, delivered early on Thurs.
day evening. From them we are able
TO CLEAN little Of iHterest. The news
from New York ;s to the 10th Of August.
The revolution IN Cuba was progressing
with Dnch spirit, and had grown into a
genera! movement Pronuncamentos
have taken place at several more impor-
! tant points. md although the Cuban
1 government announces that all the reb-
els have been taken ard shot, they are
yet making such extensive prepare tions
for war. that it is evident that they have
yet an enemy sufficiently formidable to
excite apprehension. The New York
/ sun says
/ We have reliable information from
/ New Orleans that Gcnerat Lopez has
/ sailed for Cuba, from New Orleans. in
/ the splendid steamship Pampero and has
/ taken with him eight hundred men and
seven pieces of artillery
/ Ills landing it is said, will be the sig
( nal for general rising of the Cubans in
1 oil parts oi the Island. All success to
I the brave fellows who have volunteered
to aid the Cubans in achieving their lib
[ ertv
The following dispatch reached us
last night
Baltimore, August !.
I The Southern mail has arrived by it /
we |earn that $50 Fillibusters' have /
left Mobile for Cuba.
The steamer Cincinnati, which was
/ to be sent to convey the news Of Lopez
sailing from New Orleans, was despatch
ed 10y the Spanish Consul. and L0peS's
success may depend much on the speed
Of the Pampero,
There was a report that an insurrpc- /
ton had been attempted in Matanzas. I
and troops had been ordered to march t
to that quarter. The result had not {
been heard when the Georgia sailed
The political news from the states in
dicates the general triumph oe Union
tendencies, in the states which have
mooted disunion. In Alabama. Benia-
min c. Shields, the Union candidate for
Governor, has been elected over Henry !
w. Collins secessionist. To the egisla- !
ture, Union men have been elected from
almost every county in the state
! Geo. S. lloustan has been elected to
Congress over David Hubbard, the
Southern Rights Candidate.
=. From North Carolina sufficient re-
turns have been received toindicate that
the Union ticket generally had been
successful.
EVANSVILLE, Ind Aug. s.
In this district l.. Do Bruler, whg,
is elected to Congress over James Lock
hart. McGaughey whigis thought to be
defeated in the 7th district.
\ Il the remaining districts except the
4th, have elected democratic members.
The democrats have both branches of
the Legislature by a large majority.
Kentucky
/ Additional returns received, leave no
doubt of the election of Powell, (demo-
crat, -as Govcnor, and J. B Thompson
/ (whig) as Lieutenant Governor who
runs far ahead.
Both the wing and democratic vote
has fallen off very largely this year, par
tioularly tho whig vote
Four Wings, FIVE Democrats and one
, Independent have been elected to Con.
gress from Kentucky.
TRIDuNr OFFIcG, Dubuque, Aug. Q.
The Wings have elected their ticket,
} Scott. and Lyme Counties.
Deleware County is uncertain; Clinton
is probably Democratic; SO also are Des-
mones and Cedar.
The Democratic majority in the House
Of Representatives at Washington so far
as heard fronts twenty nine
A valuable deposit of Iron Orc has
been found by MIR G. =. Smith. on the
| north shore of Lake Supe ior, ct Groscap,
near Micipoten river. Large quantit' es
Of ron are found in dykes, so nenr the
coast that it can he wheeled on board a
vessel 1t is said that thousands of tons
may be obtained at that place very
readily. Three mon in one day got out
five or six tons. That is much better
than gold digging.
The Iowa Inquirer mentions a new in,
vention connected with the art of pr,pt-
ing 1t is no less than printing press
propelled by galvanic magnets, upon
which not only a perfect register is OBJ
tanned, but there is said to be no limit
to its speed. An apparatus is arranged
Tor cutting tie paper after the sheet is
printed
At Chicago lately, the water of Lake
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