The Nevada journal., 1852-02-12


soners-Loms Napoleon Elected Presi-
dent of France, &c. &c.
The steamer Pacific, of Vanderbilt's
Line, arrived at San Francisco, from
San Juan, on the evening of the 9TH
inst She brings dates from New York
to the 5th January, being ten days later
than the intelligence received by the
Panama.
We tender our thanks to Gregory for
New York papers of the latest date.
We are also indebted to Adams g. Co.
for late papers
Accounts from Washington of January
4th state that MIR. Clays health had
considerably improved. 1t was expect
ed that he would appear in the Senate
in day or two, to make speech on
the non-intervention policy Of Kossuth
Three disastrous fires occurred in az
many different cities on the eth Dee.
In New York eighteen buildings wero
burned, which, with other property de-
stroyed were valued at 100000 In
Philadelphia over $4,000 worth Of
property was consumed. Six persona
are kuoNn to have been killed, and
others seriously injured. In Buffalo,
near 100000 worth Of property was
destroyed.
In the Kentucky Legislature, Dec.
3lst, Archibald Dixon was elected T.
S. Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Mr.. Clay.
The Forrest divorce case was still
progressing with the disgusting details
of domestic dissensons. 1t had reached
its fourteenth day, and it is conjectured
that it viii be concluded before the
year 50 is expired.
Kcssu!h arrived at Washington, from
Baltamore, on the 30th Dec. lmmedi
ately after his arrival paper was cir
culated for grand banqnel, which soon
received the signatures Of fifty members
Of Congress
Kossuth was presented to the Presi-
dent on the 3lst Dec. The interview
was strictly private A Washington
correspondent says that Kossuth camo
out first, and remained alone for sons
minutes. He looked very grave, and
apparently somewhat disappointed.
The President gave Kossuth dinner
Jan. 81 The Congressional banque,
was to come of on the 7th,
The Democratic National Committee
have appointed the lst day Of June for
holding q National Democratic Conven-
ton at Baltimore. The Committee were
oil present except Gen, J Commander
of South Carolina.
Jenny Lind having received intelli-
gencc of her mothers death, will re-
turn Immediately to Europe.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
FRANCE --Advices from Paris are to
Dec. %. The election returns are not
oil known, about half of the Depart
ments having been heard from. The
returns at that time stood for Louis Ma
poleon, 100000, and 100000 against
him. It was then supposed that his ma
jority would be about 100000.
The Paris correspondent of the Cou-
rier des Etats Unis, says that NJ Gui2ot
applauds the act Of Louis Napoleon.
1t is at last perfectly certain that
Gen Cayaignac is at liberty, and once
moro restored to his family circle in the
Rue de Heder. It is certain that lie
has made no conditions whatever with
the Government in order to procure this
advantage over the rest Of his fellow
/ prisoners at Ham. II was only, in fact,
in consequence of the assurance that
they also would be shortly set at liberty
that the General finally consented to
accept of his own liberation.
After the result of the poll is known
and published, Changarnier, Lsmori-
ciere, and the remaining prisoners ut
Ham will be liberated.
NJ. Victor Hugo who was closely pur-
sued by the police, made his escape into
Belgium by means of false passport.
The Government it seems is much
ne.tled at the presence of NJ. Theirs in
London. They gave out that he was
going to Germany. No sooner had he
reached the Rhine, than he doubled
like an old hare northward, until he was
ferried across the Channel at Ostend.
The Daily News correspondent learns
from very good source. that the reso.
luton has been definitely taken to put
down the National Guard altogether,
and to replace the civic militia by
0rOnnI1n fiop Of A. Al