The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Per adams & Co.
Arrival of Brother Jonathan.

U ClOck.
She brings dates from New York to
the 18th February, twelve days later
than previous adyices
We are indebted to Adams s. Co. for
first delivery Of California papers, con i
tanning the news, also to Wells & Fargo
fora copy OF the N. Y. Herald. "a
The Brother Jonathan brings 400 pas
sengeis. There has been no sickness on
the passage.
Gen Pierce on the 18th February, was
in Philadelphia en- route for Washing
ton.
The most reliable cabinet rumors are
as follows :: VIM t. Marcy, of New
York, Secretary Of State; James Guth-
ric, OF Kentucky, Secretary of Treasury:
James G Dobbin, of North Carolina,
Secretary Of Interior Frederick p.
Stanton. of Tennessee, Secretary of Ma
w; Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, Sec
retary Of War; r. McClelIa d of Mich,
igan. Post Master General: Cal, b Cush-
ing, Of Massachusetts,, Attorney General,
The Secretary of Treasury recommends
an appropriation of SIS coo for the con
struction Of steam revenue cutter for
the PUcifc coast.
The Senate on the 18th Feb. had un-
der discus the Pacific Railroad bill.
Broadhead's substitute, which strikes
out all after the enacting clause and in
serts provisions for preliminary survey
and exploration of the country, with II
view to ascertain the most practicable
route for the construction of the road,
has been rejected by vote of 90 to 81
The President has transmitted to
Congress report from the Secretary of
State embodying the substance OF recent
communication from the English Govern
ment, which express an anxiety to aban-
don the Nlusquito protectorate, and COM
plete the inter-oceanic canal.
The following additional summary is
from the extra UsYaid
Commodore Stockton resigned his Of
flee Of L. s. Senator from New Jersey
on the 10th ult.
Joseph Clark, wh) murdered police
man named Gillespie in the 4th Ward.
New York, o. the 10Th July, 1851, was
executed at the Tombs on the II tn Feb.
ruary.
The ship Antarctic from Liverpool
arrived on the coast of New York, in
the early part Of Feb. in a sad condition
Sixty-two deaths had Cured during
the voyage from small pox and ship fe-
yer, and the pestilencc was still raging
Thirty-fve persons were taken to the
quarantine hospital suffering from the
,bove diseases and dysentery. There
were nearly 600 passengers on board
when the A. left Liverpool.
Capt. Fitch, Of tho steamship WASH
ington, charged with smuggling, was
tried in the U. S, Circuit Court at New
York last month and acquitted
The u. S. Mail Steamship Co. have i
established a weekly line between New
York and San francisco, to commence
on ration's on the 20,F March.
rhe II ,use bill grn,ing iaR to Ar
kansas aJ Missouri lor q roilr, ai from
he moui Of the Hiio,sa,Iisl e GasE ! !
.o the 1er s bound lry, near Ful )n, With
,auches For, saith ard the Hissis4-
: n,. was PISS Pc 5.h
The u. S. Constl at l'ampicC hns is-
,ued protest against the au htn ties o.
hat place. for seizing Eve returned Cali
Fornians citizens Of the United, States
who we're on the Point Of smbarking for
New Orleans, and taking from them
,ome gold dust On pretence that they
,ad egleet ed 70 pay export duty
Freiub Is to San h francisco vary from
10 TOGO ceutss Ships Gov Morton, Her
,ulean, Golden State, Sword Fish, jena
.han Goedhue, Reliance. Sea Serpent.
Sirocco, Corinne. Archer, Hampton, New
ork and Robert Centre, and schooner
Cornelia, have sailed from New York |
for San Francisco since Feb. 9th.
Alta general meeting of the New York
Yacht Club, held Feb, 4th. an invita-
ton was given to all the world to come
and contend for prize Of $500 in Octo-
Der next.
The trial of VIM. H. Doty. on an in.
dictment for wilful ami corrupt purjury
in the "ForeSt Divorce Case commenc-
ed in the Court of Sessions, New York
city FeD 18th,
MIR Weller, in the U. s. Senate, re-
ported favorably to the project of tel
egraph to the Pacific
OF Saturday, Jan. 23d, Louis Napolc-
on read, in the presence of the Senate
and Legislative corps most adrolt JUS
tification Of his marriage. The address
was weil received ut the Bourse, and
prices rose nearly 10 their former hg-
ures
The Belgian Chamber of Representa-
tives, in order 10 get rid of the French.
man in thBBelgian service, have passed
a law placing all foreign officers on the
retircdfiist.
A. .Noman'$ Temperance Meeting was
hen in Metropolitan Hall, n. T. on
Monday evening, Feb 7th, which was
attended by about three thousand per-
sons. lt was addressed by Mrs N. l..
Fowler, of New York, Mrs Amelia
Bloomer. Rev Anioinetie Brown and
Miss Anthony, IF Rochester, who advo-