The Nevada journal., 1852-02-14
PEI Alams / Cos E1Presi.
ARRIVAL or THE OREGON.
Flee Dats Later Intelligence.


The P. M. s. S,Cos. steamer Oregon
arrived at San Francisco on Wednes-
day, the llth inst, from Panama.
The Oregon brings the mails and Eve
days later intelligence from the Allan
tic States, She brought up 4S9 passen.
gers of which number 50 are females,
and % children,
We are indebted to Adams s. Cos
Express for files of papers received by
the Oregon.
Our thanks are also due TO Gregory
for late papers.
MIR. Rives, our, Minister to Paris, has
been directed to acknowledge the Co.
vernment of Louis Napoleon in France.
The House of Representatives. passed
the resolu lution for committee Of Ave to
introduce Kossuth to the House. He
was introduced on Wednesday. Jan. T..
On the evening of the same day, the
Congressional Banquet Gang Fof, at
which several fine speeches were made,
and the greatest enthu,iasw prevailed.
Henry Clay, in a recent interview
with Gov. Kossuth, is reported to have
said "A dying man, oppose your doc
trine Of intervention" This sentiment, t,
from one who for 30 many ears has con-
tributed, perhaps more than any living
man, to give objection to the policy of
our government, which has been so Rlo-
sriously successful, cannot fail to i'm
press the hearts Of the whole American
nation.
Gen. Burleson, formerly Vice Presi-
dent Of Texas, lately died at his plan
tation in that State.
The N, Y. Herald, of Jan. 10th SAYS !:
THE emigration to c California was never
SO great as at present. Every steam
ship which leaves here for the new State
is crowded to its fullest capacity. We
understand that every state room, cabin
and even staudee, in the steamship Ohio,
which leaves here to-day for Chagrss,
is engaged, and that no further accom-
mediation can be had for love or money.
The emigration to California is, indeed,
immense; and the most significant fea-
tare of it is, that whole families are
packing up their traps, and fitting away
to the land Of gold 1t appears that
almost every man of family who has
visited California, returns only for the
purpose of taking his wife and children
with him, with the view of making q
permanent settlement on the shores of
the Pacific.
By the arrival of the Cambria three
days later intelligence had been receiv-
cd nt New York from Europe. Lord
Palmerston, late British Secretary of
Foreign Affairs has disavowed the con-
duct Of the commander of the Express
in firing into the Prometheus, and given
assurance that Great Britain would
abandon the Mosquito prote ctorate.
Lord Palmerston has resigned the
Office of Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
in consequence of the unpopularity of
his measures with regard to Kossuth,
as we'll as his movements concerning
the recent revolution in France
The vote in favor of Louis Napoleon
for President for ten years, is larger
than was at first supposed.
1t is said that Louis Napoleon, in the
apprehension of an attempt being made
upon his life, has made will, in which
he appoints Prince Lucan Napoleon
Bonaparte, one of the sons of Lucian
Bonaparte, and lately member of the
Legislative Assembly, as his successor
He declares in. his will that he places
the fate of France and of his family
under the guardianship Of the army,
and appoints the following five officers
executors of his will, viz: Marshal Ex-
celman., Gen. d'Hilliers, Gen. de st.
Arnaud, Gen. Magnan and Gen. Boguet,
his Aids de-Camp. 1t is certainly ra-
ther earlv for Louis Nanoleop to disnos q