The Nevada journal., 1852-06-05


she is so rapidly tending, slie should
: ally herself as close as possible 10 Till
; United States by every mesns In het
! power. Los An,srraaos donot wislssU
! Iiniure Mexico, but. they cannot afford ~
! have, her constantly poking he erinsolence q
. lin their faces, and obstructing them
! every whore when shey are geIng ahoot
their businesssnnd they will not pms up
with it. A is question with Mexico
whe ther she will let the Unitdd Stats
. take her IN. their arms ana protect her.
or wheth er she will dbborfiiy stand inf
tllss way and @hc crashed TO death
Which will she dol---- Sac. Union.
CEKMiy EmFGaaTios no AMERICA
sIFfom TIE liverpool Jonrrsl Apriiio fSss
adIn the last weeks numbersSf ssse
Journakwes gave the particulars of the
Immigration into Liverpool, Of 5000
\ lGermans. The arrivals from this ona-. |.
4 ter Of the continent continuc to bc very
great, sand there IS every prospectssf
their being perpet tualH throu ghout Tho
summer J'hs numbers this week saro
not so immense as in the preceding, al 4
though lhrgc enough to excite surpriss
when the suddenness Of ths movements
issconsidered.d About l,6o0 Germanspf
both sexes and all ages, from tho l,elp.
less infant to, the sexagtnarian. hare
tarrived, some by sea direct from Eottef-.
tiau and the remainder from TiulI,Aaf,d
!. slence per rail, during tho past wcok.
Not quito 500 Of. these have been ac.,
commodated at the Moorfelds emigra..
ton establishment, which. is under the
management Of Mr.. Sabclln Upwards
of 800 were boarded at similar estab.
lishment in Paradise street. the propries
tor of which is Mr.. Alexander. and be-.
tween 200 and $40 took up their. Quar-. ri1r.s
ters at q mparatiyeIy snail depnt III
Alarybone, kept bySn per son xnasNeti
Werneck. Their ultimate destinations
are New York, New Orleans, Bal.imose.
Philadelphia, indeed, almost every poy-
tion Of America is marked aout al the
future home Of those who have tak Oh i
lasting farewell Of the country which.
gave them birth. A great number left
for Now York in the Fleetwood. On
Thursday, ard several hundreds Vii,
sail to-day for the same destination, II
the Klysrdale probably the whole Of
the fifteen hundred will haze. taken
their departure by Monday. Aftiough
| the numbers which have been io-atea
here during the week are not I'd gveax
as those Of the previous week, tho groups
in the streets would indicate. the con-
trary throughout the week tie. princi-
pal thoroughfarcs have been ttroYired
by large detached bodies Of chose ads
miring foreigners, themsal ves furuishing
a subject for the astonished gaze of our
own sophisticated natives Nearly. ali
the men, and many Of the Boys, smoke
constantly, their pipes literally nheins
never put out Unlike the ,hegrimed,
short vulgar looking article 40 .wsl
known in this coun try, the German nina
isa snowy and orna,nental appendag
often ms long as n walking stick. a1I,o
maleshead dress il Usually IN NIFTY CLOTH
cap. hut in some instances the nat ionnl
felt hat still ke1 pss itsplsce in shape
this 10 notaunlikeA tho beaver worn III
this country in the early period of the
reign OF Charles H. Tho crown is conf.
cal and the brim slouchetl. The urper
garment il Of blue. linen. % sort ofs crosa
between the sFreach blouse and tia
English smock frock.g Altogctfter. the
appearance Of the men is more pictu.
rescue than tbatof the English nsasaut
sfhe dress OF the women approximntea
very closely to that worn a few gencr.
ations since by the women in the rural
,prris Of ireland y the pettiooat is sbort
and composed oflinsey weolscy. on. sornc
s,mlssflyasubstantiaia fabric. Many no
lsntireysswithout any covering on the
head, while others are furnished with
. sort of:coKs from whic b sbe siair hangs
down the sba cksinstwoslopg plaitefi ques.
Such are the figures which hayeiibe-
come Altar during tho past few weeks
in Liverpool. Physically viewed. the
men areatill and muscular, aud tie wo-
men present all the rptundity of fieurc
and soliJity oflimb which bespeak sonnd-
ness Of constitution, and lead the obsar-
yer to pronounce them OF the rightsarr.
pie for Transatlantic exportation.. a sss
4 Asas fsE -----------------------.--. a l.ugg
MELANCHOLY 5AccInENI. --f este rday
depIorabic accident occurred IN The
bay, BY whiei, three persons were drown
ed a boassone Q, cioc kin tho Afternoon
whilst three men were on. their swaysin
9 boat from Angel Island to this city,
when near Bra Island they hcafda
cryy and looking ~ windwhrG saw 4 per-
lson sabeut u haifa mile offfloating 0man
oar and piece Of board, They immsdi-
'atcly pulled in that direction and snon
picked him up The name of The rann
Lis John Diiloh, who Informed them that
he and G, Loclxman, j. Wales ind Mr.
Brown were in n small sailing hcator
about 10 tons. and towing small, hoat
astern, ard That ehe was struck bv T.
heavy sea which immediately swafnped
fher. The wind was blowing very hard
4 A; the time md none of the party were
sufilcientIy skilled to manage her, Mr
Dillon, the person who was saved, saw
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