The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
ARRIVAL OF THE PANAMA
Per Adams + Cos. Express.
Four Days La.er From the Atlantic States.

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mama arrived at San Francisco on Thurs.
day last, from Panama. She brings 594
passengers, of which nsmber &c are
ladies and 25 children.
The Panama brings dates from New
York to February Oath, and from New
Orleans to the goth
The Panama brought up 81 of the pas
scngers Of the North America. among
them l6 ladies and 10 children.
Adams & Co served as FIRST with files
of Eastern papers.
We are indebted to Gregory for files
of late papers.
The passengers by the Panama came
over the railroad from Navy Bay to
Miller's Station, q distance of II miles.
Adams & Co.'S. Special messenger
made the trip from Navy Bay to Pana-
ma with the express, in "a hours.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crimes aged 80 years,
wife of Hiram Grimes, died on board the
steamer Ohio, on her way to Chagres.
MIR. Jeremiah Z Potter, of New Lon
don, Conn, aged ~ years, died at sea
on the Both ult., and was buried ut Mon.
ierey.
The steam propeller Fremont arrived
at San Francisco at the same time with
the Panama, bringing 400 passengers
She left Panama on the 7th ult.
There is no news of particular impor-
tance from the Atlantic States.
The Presidential question is exciting
the usual amount of attention, and n
large number of Candidates, of beth par
ties are in the field, though no nomina-
tion will take place before May next.
The candidates for the Baltimore nom.
ination are Cass Mich, James Buch-
anan, Pa, VIM. l.. Marcy, N. Y, Sto-
phen A Douglas, Ill VIM. o. Butler,
Ky, Sam Houston, Texas, William AL
len, OHIO
Several counties of North Carolina
recommended Mr.. Fillmore for Presi.
dent, and William A. Graham for Vice
President.
The steamship Pioneer sailed from
New York on the 9th, for Rio, Valpa.
raiso Panama and San Francisco.
A very large number of sailing YES.
se.s were advertised to leave New York
for San Francisco Most of them are
new ships, and take out only passen-
gers
An immense concourse attended the
funeral of Judge Heath, of Baltimore, OH
Feb. 23rd.
1t is said that Gen. Butler has written
a letter disavowing Free ,Soilism, which
has created great commotion among the
ree-Democrats, who have determined
to cut Butler and take up Houston or
Marcy.
The Anti-Renters are causing still
more trouble in New York State.
Twenty-one policemen went from Alba,
ny to the town of Berne, to arrest per-
sons for tarring and feathering f. Nj.
Fish, when the ring. leader in the affair
was arrested, and, notwithstanding the
Anti-Renters rallied in great force, the
officers succeeded in taking their priso-
ner to Albany.
The Alleshanians were to give their
last concert in New York, previous to
their departure for California, on the
Sd ult. They may therefore be expcc-
ted by the next mail steamer from Pan
anna.
Hon Daniel Webster delivered an ad-
dress before the New York Historical
Society, at Niblo's Garden, on the 23rd
Feb. 1t is represented as having been
one Of his greatest efforts. Thousands
who desired to hear him were unable to
obtain admission into the immense The
atre where the address was delivered.
EUROPE. We have sill later intcll.
gence from Europe by this arrival
The British Parliament was opened by
the Queen in person, Cu the Sd Of Feb.
uary
The resignation of Lord Palmerston
had occasoned a warm discussion in the
House of Commons Lord John Russell
stated that the Ex~Secretary for For.
eign Affairs had favored the illegal
coup Getat of the French President, and
not being able to bring the other mem
bers to his way Of thinking, he left
Lord Palmerston in reply, attacked the