The Nevada journal., 1852-08-21
BY Adams & Co.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEINER
GOLDEN GATE
Ten Days Later News.

nesday morning, bringing dates to the
Goth July She made the trip from
Panama in II days and 81 hours run
ming time.
The news by this arrival is of little
interest.
Among the deaths at Panama are
those Of the wife of Judge Heydenfsldt,
who died on the list inst, and Lieut.
Gore, of the u S. army, who died on the
same day.
The passengers at Panama who were
ticketed through by the New Orleans,
have been forwarded to San Francisco.
The steamer Unicorn left Panama for
San Francisco on the 9th July, with
1875 passengers.
The Georgia disunion Convention has
proved to be mere abortion in the way
of producing any political discord among
the wings They have quarrclled among
themselves.
free soil meeting at Philadelphia
had nominated John p. Hale and Cas-
sius NJ. Clay, as Presidential candidates.
Hon. John Mckinley, one of the Asso-
cate Justices of the Supreme Court of
the United States, died on the 18th of
July.
A number Of Boston merchants have
petitioned Congress to recognise tho
Haytien Emperor, Faustin |. The COM
mcrce of the United States with Hayti,
says the petition. is greater than that
with China, and it nearly equals in ag-
gregatc amount that with Portugal,
Madeira the Azores, the Cape de Verde
Islands, Italy, Sicily, Trieste, and all
the other Austrian ports, and Turkey.
1t exceeds more than twenty thou
sand the trade with Holland and the
Dutch East Indies Brazil, with her
population Of five millions only employs
one third more American shipping, and
Mexico employs one third less Ameri-
can shipping, than Hayti
Indeed, Venezuela, Bolivia, the Cis.
platine and Argentine republics, and
Peru, all together, only equal Hsyti IN
this respect. Now this Haytien trade
has increased this last year, 1881, s345-
1877, making in nil, q trade amounting
10 81 $50, 96S, on ratio of increase of
nearly twenty fire per centum.
llayti has been recognized as an in
dependent state by all the European
governments, and the petitioners pray
that it be recognized by our government
in order that our vast and growing c, m
merce in that region may have due pro-
lection. Among the signatures we
notice many of the most Eminent mer-
chants of Boston, of all parties a sim
liar move is contemplated in New York.
A public dinner has been given to
Mr.. John 5. Thrasher, by the people Of
New Orleans.
The funeral obsequies Of Henry Clay
were celebrated in New York en- the
Goth July.
Gen. Hamilton has recommended to
the Texan creditors, to take what is
offered them for their claims.
Geo. c. Washington has declined the
nomination for Vice President on the
ticket with Mr. Webster, and has
avowed himself in favor of Gen Scott.
In Congress, the postage bill was still
under discussion. The bill authorship
the President to raise three regiments
to protect the overland emigration to-
California and Oregon, had also been
under discussion.
Ihe papers contain the official letter
of Daniel Webster, relative to the anti.
clpatsd difficulty on the fishing ground,
of New Foundland There is much an.
prehension of difficulty between the two,
governments.
Among the passengers killed by the
explosion of the steamer Biloxi, at New
orieans' on the 5th July, were Judge
Isaac Preston and Mr. Woolf, City At
torney.
Great excitement existed in England
relative to the Australian Gold mines.
lhe police at Paris had detected n
conspiracy to assassinate Louis Napoleon,
hw,
W means OF an internal machine Many
arrests were made, among which were
several women. The conspirators were
mostly OF the working orders.
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