The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
Per adams & Co.
ARRIVAL OF THE. ORE CON
FOUR DAYS LATER

FOUR DAYS LATER.
The P. II. S. S. Co.'S steamer Or
egon, Capt. Leroy, arrived on Satur
d&y afternoon, fifteen days from Pan
ANA. She brings four days later from
New York.
Adams s. Co.. have our thanks for
the first delivery Of Atlantic and Cal
iforaia snews papers, containing the
news.
A ce-GagraGon ut Oswego destroy
ed fifteen squares Of buildings, extend
ing e~er forty-6ve cres Of land. -Four
large fouz mills were burned, with
So 300 bushels of grain. The loss is
pas Gown At 100000.
4 t.e0e ldous hail storm passed
ever Nc York on the 1st of July,
greatly .njuring the crystal palace,
aad kiiiing several persons. The roof
was unfinished, and was torn up and
bg,ken. The goods inside were un-
packed, and therefore probably little
damaged.
The fishery questions is again agita
ted. The general opinion is that it
willl5e settled by negotiation in few
wsaks. The fishing vessels 60 armed
TO resist aggression. Three U. S
vessels are ordered to the station under
command of Com. Shubrick.
Another accident took place on the
railIoad to Philadelphia July s. The
cars fell through the draw at the bridge
over the Brandywine. The engineer
and fremen were killed.
FRANCE Condition Of the En-
peror.-The health of the French En-
peror excites the greatest anxiety.
Violent swelling Of the legs and feet
is enc of the dangerous symptoms, but
he still continues to appear in public.
The Emperor and Empress are living
in tke greatest simplicity and retire
ment at St. Cloud. At the desire Of
the Empress, nearly all the ladies and
gentlemen of the court have received
a temporal dismissal.
Fl was rumored, but not credited,
that the Emperor intends to submit to
the people the question Of war with
Russia.
The Aoniteur publishes a decree Of
several columns in length, regulating
the affairs of the Bonaparte family.
The marriage Of the Duke of Bra
bant and the Archduchess Maria will
not take place by proxy. 1t will occur
in the month of August
The Mademoiselles Corneille, (de-
scended from the great writer) have
received a pension of TIVE thousand
francs from the French Emperor's
private purse.
Great activity is shown at the mill
tary posts Of France. Detachments
of marines on their way to Toulon pass
almost daily through Paris. Orders
have been issued to all seamen on
leave of absence, whose term Of SER
vice has not yet transpired, to proceed
forthwith to Brest and report them
selves to the Admiral. Orders to-
raise seamen have been received at
Honheur.
The Hostile altitude Of Russia to-
yards 7urtey.-The Sultan of Turkey
has again refused the ultSmotum Of
Russia. He is determined, it seems,
to find the Emperor Nicholas in all
respects in the wrong, that should hos
( ilities ensae he may be sure of the
approval and sympathies Of the world
While maintaining his dignity by a
perernptory refusal to surrender to the
Russians political influence over
100000 cf his subjects, and sup
porting his refusal by every possible
preparation to repel invasion, he is de-
termined to shsw that no charge OF
bigotry or hostility to the Christian
within his empire can Justly be charge
able to him. Accordingly, the latest
.sdvices from Constantinople assure US
hat ths Turkish Government is pre-