The Nevada journal., 1852-10-15
expected that the vessels v
proceeded thither under hi

will not make useaof the
which they were provided, 1
pose of forcibly resisting til,
authorities, as such resista
be an act of private war, an
be countenanced. he also tel
the Naval commander has
structed to abstain from prot
vessel of the United Stal(
: those Islands for purposes
by. the decrees of Peru.
ster, in conclusion, reminds
EFT that some Of his previ
ments had misled the Depar
were likely to do so. 4 / )
The seventh letter is from
ster to Mr.. Kennedy. date
"a, asking him to suspend 4
tion of the orders issued by
ham, in compliance with
W.'s) letter, Of the 9Th, Of
to instruct the Naval conn
abstain from aiding or abe
citizen ofthe United States
forcibly resist the execution
of Perm by the authorities O
public. The eighth and las
from Mr.. Kcnnedy to Capt.
directing him 10 suspend i
above referred to. And thu
whole story. INplrE
Hon. Truman Smith has
Connecticut TO advocate the
Of Gen. Scott, Hon. Mr..
has gone to North Carolina
the State in the same causc.l
Wing Mass Meeting was rccs
at Norfolk, Va. I'D
The President and family i
to the Virginia Springs. Jul
rad was to be the acting SccI
ring Mr.. Websier's absence.
Stephen Holt, Esq formd
plietor of the u. s.. Hotel,
York, died on the 9Th, ult.,
years. M 49, 3
Prof. Kingsley Of Yale Col
on the 3lst August. -
The city Of St. Louis prop
sue one hundred and twenty
dollars Of bonds, 10 pay for Il
duction Of water into that I'll
people were TO vote upon The d
authorizing it, on the 3Oth ul(
The Belleville and IlliI
Railroad has concluded acontI
Messrs. Page Il Bacon of 81
by which the means for the d
ton of the road will be imn|
furnished. It's length will be
miles, and its cost, fully equi]
estimated at $4,000.
The LroUoR LAw.--- The
Law Of Massachusetts contiI
excite considerable discussion.
bers of persons for violation d
have been arrested and pro
The first seizure of liquor id
was made on the I'd ult. s1A
Mr.. George Downs, of w.
Conn wLo had just return,
California was thrown from
riage at Watervills, on the ev
the 10th and was seriously il 4
ly injured. sisa9 is''
The Collins Line Of ste
have thus far made fifty voy
crossed the ocean one luudres
! hey have averaged aboutnin
senScrs . trip, making, in all
among whom no loss Of life q
to person has occurred.
Some sound beams, formed
wood Of the mulberry tree, ha'
found in the ruins Of Ninevah
they are supposed to have beef
at least 700 years before the /
Christ. 9aEH f&a g .Ns'
There are in the United
eighty-one women holding the
postmaster; thirty of whom.
Pennsylvania. Some Of these
portant offices. 9 fa 'i'''s
Mrs. Forrest, that was, is al
marry an carly love, an Ensli
der Of fortune, attached to one
Majesty's regiments now in Sc
a correspondent Of the Ne,
Tribune, writing form f.,avan,
date ofithe 28th August, says !
publishers, editors, and printer
g poice Of the People," had bee
in the act of printing the fourt
Der Of the paper. The press, 8
found in the printing office I,
Eduardo Faccioli. The editol
paper, now a prisoner, is Sene
Hdefonso de Estrador y Zenea
tive of Cuba, and connected vi
eral respectable Spanish fam
Madrid. The printers we're all
,f Cuba.
The cholera was raging with
ury at Havana at that date /; hu
# soldiers had died, and great