The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28
ECITOhIAL CORRESPON NBENCE.
STEAMER TENNESSEE,
Feb. 9, 1852.

a most delightful passage and plea
Fant weather, have been our fortune
khus lar, on the go d steamer Tennes-
bee. We are now within half a days
Baii of = capulco, aEl week of Pana
na. The heavens are cloudless, and
he stirring air gives fine tempcra-
ure, and what with one of the finest
boats on the Pacific waters, good fare,
nd thorough gentlemen for officers,
lie naturally elaiing anticipations Of
Don seeing home, and friends, and
ative Cline" are not needed to give
ne entire satisfaction with tie trip.
The incidents of the passage thus
ei have not been strik ing or peculiar.
young man named Ludl, of Ohio,
rho is said to have been stabbed about
yo years ago in San Francisco, and
no was broug ght on board in a lam
lock, i'll of dropsy, hoping to reach
home, sweet home," before the sum-
IONS of death was served, died on
thursday morning last, and was bu-
ed with due solemniiies in the after
pom. Poor fellow the blue wave is
s winding sheet, the mournful dirge
wind and billow his ceaseless re-
liem, till that summons which shall
vest his wasted form with the bright
peamcnts OF immortality. Many an
be who lett home with buoyant hopes,
bw rest in the "dark, unfathemed
ives of ocean," or lie scattered in
any soils. Life has been staked
Eainst wealth, and the forfeit paid.
The steamer of Vanderbilt's line,
e North America came in sight three
lys ago, on our starboard bow, and
is travelled right neighborly, though
fear sorely against her will, in our
mpany. She left on The afternoon
The lst, we in the morning. We
pre- detained at Monterey and San
lego, about nine hours, where she
ught up with us. AS the prediction
ls very current that our rival would
ii right away from US the first IL
burs,some took passage on the North
fmerica fol that reason.
The Tennessee is really splendid
oat, and those intending to leave for
he states, cannot take steamer with
he requisites Of good accommodations,
xcellent fare, obliging and gentleman
officers, and speed more surely uni
I'D than in her. Thus say ], after
leased experience.
Among the passengers Of the Ten
essee is M. ID. BORUCK, well known
5 the col respondent of the Union,
Mark" lie makes a few months
|tay in the states.
An Old Polish refugee named Bra
Bill, is with US en- route for the States,
b see Kossuth. He was at the battle
|f Borodino, in Russia, during Napo-
cons disastrous campaign, and was
Wounded there He was then twenty
wo years old-about forty years ago.
Ie is watching with much interest the
progress of affairs in Europe, and be-
ieves Hungary and lis beloved Po>
and could be free, If somebody
you'd tell the Russians you must not
Interfere" He thinks Russia should
be restrained from using its Ural gold
ind proceeds Of brandy tax, to cut the
hroats Of republicans. That the
lopes Of earnest potriots, who like him
have cherished in long exile their love
|f liberty and country may be realized
5 earnestly to be wished. But may
DC misjudging zeal jeopardize our free
lom by reckless crusading. Europe
aust ere long free itself. / trust the
lay will hasten; but heaven keep our
appy land from participating in hose
ansuinary fields where the gain may
be but anarchy, the loss certainly ma
ional degradation. S.
ACAPULCO, Feb 9th, 1852.