The Nevada journal., 1851-10-18
POSTSCRIPT.
by Freeman d Co.'S. Exur ess


Naples
The steamship Pacific arrived st tho
Bay or Thursday evening at 8 O'clock,
having left San Juan del Sud Oct 3D..
The Pacific brings dates from New
York down to the 18th September.
Freeman & Co will please accept our
thanks for full files of Staes and San
Francisco and Sacramento papers.
We are also indebted to Crcgory's
Express, for heavy files Of New York
and New Orleans papers.
The Tennesse also arrived on Friday
morning at 6 o'clock. She left Panama
on the evening Of the lst, stopped at
Acapulco l2 hours, San Diego 3 hours,
and Monterey nearly two hours, making
the trip in 10 days 9 hours, everything
included - about the best passage ever
made from Panama by the steamer
She brings large number Of ofpassengers
and the mail Of the ! lth Sept. from New
York.
In the great yacht race between Eng.
land and the United States, the Gamer
ca,n Commodore Stevens craft, beat
the Titania, British yacht, SO minutes,
or eight miles in race of forty miles
Robert c. Winthrop has been nomi.
mated for Governor by the Wings of
Massachusetts, he having received SlI
out Of 545 votes cast at the Nomipatin,
Convention
There is nothing new Of any impor.
tance received from Cuba The death
of Lopez is fully confirmed. General
Concha had en-, Il messenger to confer
with the European powers. Great re-
ioicings were had in Havana on tho 30th
Of August, the day the news was rcceiy.
ed Of the capture Of Lopez In the
evening the whole city was illuminated.
Ii is thought the invasion is now at m,
end. The Tribune Of the 18th ult has
the following.
Just before the news of the utter
failure and death of Ger Lopez reach.
ed this city. two steamers were nearly
bargained for to sail for Cuba. One Jf
the ships was the FL Dorado, for which
100000 had been offered, and $4,000
had beer offered for another. Both
vessels were to have sale d within few
days with as many passengers as they
could carry, unarmed of course, and in
condition to prevent any pro- ability
Of seizure. Within few days two brirs
have sailed from this port for Cuba, but
ostensibly cleared for ports in the Gulf
Both OF these vessels were laden with
arms, ammunition and provisions for tho
use of the Lopez party in Cuba.
The steamer Franklin arrived at New
York on Monday, 10th ult, bringing
dates from London to the 9th August
AM ris to the Goth.
In. Austria, the government ha, ex.
PEELED from its dominionS the late Ame.
rican Consul at Trieste, MIR. Warrens:
the cause of the Emperors displeasure
is supposed to be the opposition express
ed by Mr.. w. to certain governmental
measures An English feet had ap.
peared off Trieste, and created a pro.
found impression at Vienna, as having
u possible connection ith Lord Pal.
merston's speech on foreign affairs.
From China we have intelligence of
the massacre of the British seamen be.
longing to the ship Larp mt, which was
wrecked off Formosa.
From the Alta we CLEAN the follow.
ing items
Capts. Kelly and Haynes and Lieut..
Van Fechton, of the Cuban expedition,
have been released.
The sentence Of sixteen of the Ame>
rlcan prisoners, taken On the Island of
Cuba, is ten years hard labor in Spain,
probably on canal.
Lopez was caught in the mountains
by bloodhounds or the Goth of August.
There were seventeen of his countrymen
in the capturing party each Of whom
was presented in public with purse of
one thousand dollars and invested with
the cross of the legion of honor, immo-
diately after Lopez's death.
The money market is reported easier
IN the eastern cities
A terrible storm visited the southern
part of the United States, particularly
along the Gulf of Florida, and was very
disastrous to the cotton sugar and to.
bacco crops.