The Nevada journal., 1852-07-03
Arriyal Of the Oregon and Pacific.

ing last-the. former from Panama, the
latter from San Jusa.
The Oregon left ,Innama On the llth
ult., and made thetrip in;lb dsys and
IL hours. She brings 800 passengers,
and the mails which left New York ON
the oath May. and also the seventeen
bags Of the mail Of the 2oth May which
were delayed.
The Pacific lefs Ssn Juan on the l4th
ult., and made the passage in i days
and Is hours running time. She bringe
S65 passengers, among whom are 60 la-
dies and Is children.
We are indebted to Adams & Co. for
fall files Of the latest papers from the
Atlantic States, but the dates are no
later than those received by the To-
lumbia. EslTs ..Gl1a
FROM PANAMA.
Files Of Panama papers have been re-
ceived by the Oregon 10 the llth ult.
The propeller S. s. Lewis arrived at
Panama on the 9th June, and sailed the
same day for San Francisco.
The U. S. frigate Raritan, the flag
ship of Commodore MeCauley, arrived
at Panama, from Payta, on tho 9th ult.
She was to sail in few days for San
Francisco. ..f 5.,'.., ..,.,..4,s.-.3
Steps were about being taken by the
Americans at Panama to celebrate the
approaching Fourth of July with appro-
pirate ceremonies. s'ff
The steamer New Orleans, Of the EN-.
pirs City Line, left Panama on the 9th
ult., with q large number of passengers,
for San Francisco. e'ait
Don Justo Arosemena, tho Represen-
tative Of the Province Of Panama in the
Congress Of New Granada, has introd NC cd
bill, and supported it in . speech that
il highly spoken Of by the Panama press,
proposing partial separation OF the
Provinces Of the Isthmus from the Fede.
raj Government. This scheme, says the
Herald, 10 equivalent to declarotion Of
sovereign independence, which the au-
thor would rather accept at the hands
Of the General Government than assume
without its consent. .4.,.r9. ..e~
The contract for the completion of the
Panama Railroad from ocean TO ocean.
was taken in New York on the Goth of
May, by Mr.. Story, Of Poughkeepsie, one
of the largest contractors on public
works in tho United States. By his
contract with the company, he binds
himself to complete tho road in one
year. Geo. Law is his security for the
fulfil llment Of the contract. The capital
stock Of the company has been increased
FROM 81 s00os 600 to. S$2.5O0, 000sby new
subscriptions to the amount Of 81 500, 900.
F. FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
lFrom the Panama Herald, Of JUNE. .sth j
INPoRrAEr FROM CaLLAo-We have
received private advices from Callao,
by. the Santiago. and which had not
reached US at the time Of publishing our
paper on Friday morning. ! ~.
These advices are authentic and re-
liable. They state that when the steam
er Santiago left Callao, the Rimac, .
Peruvian man Of war steamer, was mak.
ing preparations to leave Callan. She
was to be placed under the direction Of
Gen Deusta. Governor Of Callao, and
was to. be dispatched under sealed in
structions. II was generally believed
that her destination was Guayaquil. or
at least as near there 20 Flores and his
sorces nigh. be found.
Gen. Dussta il one Of the bravest and
most energetic men In all Peru, and he
enjoys the confidence Of his government
to an unlimited extent. His temporary
absence from his pest, as Governor Of
Callao, points with significant imp6r
tance to the object which has thus sud
denly drawn him away from it. 1. is
highly probable that he has gone to rem.
der Flores tho assistance he has been
waiting for, and If %, he reached Quay
aquil about the same time 10 the Quick.
step, which must have reached there
last Thursday at farthest. II Is very
certain, from the tenor Of the letter
written on board of Flores steamer,
IChilo,) published in another column,
that all he was then waiting for, to ad-
vance on Cuayaquil, was the arrival OF
the Quickstep. That vessel 10 now there,
and the probability is We shall have
some highly important news via Payta,
by the Quito, which is due at this port
on tho 10Th inst. 359 H : r
| ECUADOR. oR.---Letters dated on board
the steamer Restauradad, (Chile, J in
forms US that Flores is still in Puma,
awaiting reinforcemsnts from Panama.
| From one offhose letters we extract the
following: w ga a1e ''' r
I've have got over our difficulties with
the Swedish ftigats, as also the difficult
ties attempted TO be put in our way By
the u s. Charge, Mr.. Cushing, by
means Of the ship North America, whose
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