The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

Ex-Governor Williams, Of Ver-s
mont, died on the 9th inst, at Rut-
land, of apoplexy.
Murder in Bostoa. Boston, March
Is, 1853. About half-past 10 o'clock
last night, an Eishman named Michael
Noble, 2l years of age, was killed in
a cellar on the corner of Richmond
and Ann streets, by being stabbed by
a comrade and subsequently assaulted
by others. Three men and two wo-
men have been arrested and await the
result of the Coroner's verdict.
The case Of the U. s. rs. George
( a. Gardner for false swearing in OBJ
tanning his award damages received in
Mexico, where he claims to have own
! ed and worked silver mine previous
to the Var, was still progressing at
Washington. oa
A fearful tragedy took place in
Philadelphia on Thursday night llth
inst. Two sisters, named Hannah
Shaw, and Ellen Lynch, living at No
2G0 Federal street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets were found brutally
murdered. From evidence already
obtained there is little doubt that Ar
thur Spring an old States prison con-
yict is the murderer.
Lola Monies, it is said, has signi-
fed her intention Of coming to Cali
forna the coming season.
The Australian emigration from the
Atlantic States was falling off; eighty
four vessels in all had left for the col
onies, of which weight were from
New York
Mr. DeBow, editor Of the CONNER
eiGi Retie,o, has been appointed super
intendent of the CeAsus Department,
vice Kennedy, and took the oath of
office to-day.
More troubles Nth Cuba. BY our
exchanges, we observe that there has
been another kick up between tue
Havana authorities and the comman-
Der of one OF the United States Nail
Steamships. 1t appears that, on the
return OF the Ohio from Aspinwall, she
ran short Of coal, and was consequently
obliged to put into Havana, and that
on her arrival at the latter port, the
Health Officer ordered the steamer to
be ouarantned, notwithstanding the
assurance of the captain and physi-
clan Of the ship that there was no sick
ness on board.
Captain hart then complained to
Consu Sharkey of the tyrannical treat
ment Of the Cuban authorities, and the
whole matter is now undergoing inyes-
tigation in the United States.
The vicinity Of Columbus, Ga. was
visited by a destructive storm on
Thursday last, and the damage was
roughly estimated at quarter of a
million Of dollars. The telegraph wires
were prostrated for several miles. In
the city of Columbus almost every
house was injured.
The Morning AdcertjSer announces
that the Duchess of Sutherland places
Stafford House at the disposal of Mrs
Stove TO give receptions in, and that
the Earls Of Shaftesbury, Carlisle, etc.
will meet her at Liverpool, and an ad-
dress, with 10000 women's signatures,
viii arrive by the next steamship.
| Gen. Persifer F. Smith had recov-
cred from his recent sickness, and
would leave New Orleans for Wash-
ington shortly. T
| A man of the name of G. +. Hamil-
fton has been discovered selling tickets
to California passengers for the steam
ship Uncle Sam, and also on the indies
pendent steamer from Panama. 9
! Louis Napoleon is ahout to send a
naval force to San Juan de Nicaragua
to demand from the Municipal Au-
thorities there satisfaction for fines
levied by them upon French subjects
for their REFUSAL 10 comply with some
of the demands Of the authorities of
that place. -H
The New York Herald of the 22d
March, cottains catalogue of the late
Daniel Webster's household effects,
some of which brought most extraor-
dinary prices, every person being de-
sirous to procure some relic Of the
great man.
Vice President King declines to
take oath of office until he shall arrive
at Washington. Mr Rodney, United
States Vice Consul, waited upon nm
On the 4th, but he declined the cere-
,nony as being unnecessary, fearing
that he should never be able to assume
i The duties of the Office. A gentleman,
lust from Matanzas states that Col.
King is very low, and getting worse.