The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

He has been sentenced to be hung on
the 10th June.
Neary and Fitzgerald, murderers in
New York, are to be hung on the 18th
of June.
The Florida Indians are gathered
upon the eastern edge of the Ever
glades, but do not show offensive in
clinations.
The bill against Beers, the alleged
defaulting postmaster at Mobile has
been ignored.
The National Typographical Union
met at Pittsburg on the I'd May
Nine States were represented.
The New England Methodist Con-
ference, in session a. Boston, has de-
clared loudly against slavery.
DIR. Beaumont, author Of Research
es on Digestion, as proved on the per-
son of Alexis St. Martin, died at st.
Louis on the Goth April.
Kit Carson writes to parties in st.
Louis in favor Of The Zuni and Rio
Colorado route to California.
The Atlantic and Ogdensburg col
lision case has been brought to trial at
/ Columbus, Ohio.
An investigation into the Art-Union
affair has taken place in New York,
before Legislative Committee.
TIE Rhode Island Legislature was
organized on the Sd of May; Thomas
Steen, (Democrat,) of Smithfeld, be-
ing selected as Speaker.
There is much excitement in CiI-
cinnati, growing out Of an attempt of
Mayor Snelbaker to suppress Protes-
fant street preaching.
A committee of 100 citizens has
waited upon Mayor Snelbaker, of Gin
cinnati, to request him to resign in
consequence of the Kirtlfnd troubles.
Judge Gibson, Of the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, died at Philadelphia
on the Sd of May.
The Legislature OF Connecticut met
on the 4th of May. Gov. Seymour's
message was delivered, and represents
the State as in prosperous condition.
Hon. Philip Allen las been chosen
L. S. Senator from Rhode Island.
Major Iturbide has arrived at Wash
with copy of the 1ehuantepec Treaty
with Mexico. Santa 4nna tayorS the
grant TO Sloo.
A dreadful railroad accident occurr-
ed on the Michigan Central Railroad
on the 25th of April trains On that
and the Central Road coming in COLI
sion; 20 lives were lost, and sc or 60
wounded.
S250,000 of the new silver coinage
was Issued from the Philadelphia
Mint on the Goth Apri.
The louisiana Legislature has pass
ed the Free Banking Law.
The proclamation of Gen. Lane Of
New Mexico, ,anncxing Mesilla Valley,
is not disapproved by the Government.
1t is he'd to be right, in view of an
erlo leous result Of the Boundary
Commission.
Kane, who was arrested under the
Ashburton Treaty as fugitive from
justice in England has been released
by Judge Nelson in U. S. District
Court, N. Y.
A report has been received in New
Bedford of the massacre of the crew
of the whaling brig Inga by the ma
tives of Pleasant Island.
The funeral of Vice President King
took place on Wednesday, April 20.
The remains were inferred near his
late residence.
appropriate notice was made in
Washington Of the death Of The Vice
President. The President issued
proclamation, and lie public offices
were closed.
Father Raden, the first Catholic
priest ordained in the United States.
died in Cincinnati on the 22d April.
DR.. Lewis c. Beck of Albany, N. Y.
died on the 2lst April.
The Revenue Service has been re-
duced to sixteen of each grade.
The letters of Mr. Schenck, Ameri-
can Minister to Brazil, in reference to
the slave trade, have been partly pub
lished.
The Prussian closed mail arrange
ment has been consummated by the
Post Office Department.
A destructive fire occurred at Bos-
ton on the 2Sth April, destroying prop
erty on Endicott street and Pond and
Baldwin Places.
Col Jack Hays and Major Ben Nc
Cullough. the distinguished TexasRan-
gers, were at last accounts in Calves
ton. Col. Hays was about TO start for
California.
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe has ar