The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13

overland immigration arrives there
will be An abundance of melons, squash,
es and other vegetables for use.
Messrs Dennis and Alden have a
very extensive drove Of sheep lately
arrived in the lower country from New
Mexico. Mr. Dennis went down few
days ago to meet them.
Capt Tngles arrived here on the Sea
Bird. He proceeded to the Colorado
forthwith, to relieve Major andrews,
the much respected Quartermaster at
Camp Yuma.
Later from EurOpc.
The steamship Niagara reached Bos-
ton on the lst Of April, bringing later
dates from all parts Of Europe:
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Mills drew the attention Of Gov
ernment to the fact that the only winter
route of British troops to Canada is
through the territory Of the. United
States, and asked if Government inten-
dsd to facilitate, by guarantee or other
wise, the completion Of the Halifax and
Quebec Railway.
Lord John Russell! spoke Of Austrian
proceedings towards Sandman subjects
in consequence Of the Milan insurrec-
ton. The Sardinian Government had
requested the British Government to in
terfere against sequestraticn, and Great
Britain had written a strong letter to
Vienna; but in the meantime the Aus
trian authorities had stated that it was
their intention to remove seouestration
from parties proving themselves inno-
cent.
Lord John Russell also stated that the
Government had received notice that
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany had liberia
ted the Madiai family, and allowed them
to leave Tuscany.
FRANCE.
The Emperor's policy at the present
moment being to preserve quiet aspect
towards all governments until after the
Coronation, political news is scarce.
Great anxiety is manifested for the
Pope's visit to Paris. 1t is likely, but
not certain, that he will come.
On dit, that the Emperor Of Austria
insists on the Pope coming to Vienna to
crown him, but to this Napoleon will not
assent.
1t is very doubtful if Napoleon will
concede anything IN spiritual affairs to
the Pope, if he does come to Paris.
General Canobert has been again Of
fered st. Arnaud's portfolio, but declines
unless Changarnier, Lamoriciere, Be-
deau and Lotie be amnestied.
An entertainment was to be given on
April I'd by the city Of fParis to the En-
psror and Empress.
NJ. Or6lla, an eminent chemist, is
dead, aged 10.
The Paris exhibition will open May /,
1855.
The pensions heretofore paid by gov
ernment to Polish Refugees is with
drawn. No cause has been assigned.
All employees on the public works
must forthwith take the oath to the
Constitution.
PORTUGAL.
Professor Gervinns will leave Heidel-
berg on the expiration of his imprison-
ment, and reside at Bonn.
An American lady has been arrested
at Heidelberg, who came direct from
the United States, for having number
of pamphlets, declared by the police to
be of revolutionary character. Anoth-
er lady, "a GERMANY who had emigrated
to America as Miss Hitzfeld, and re-
turned on o visit to her friends, had
been taken into custody on the allega-
ton of having expressed sympathy for
the assassin who attempted the Empe-
ror's life, and she still remains in prison.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has completely recover
ed. His physicians have recommended
him to travel in the Tyrol. The Church
ceremony in honor Of his escape passed
off quietly on the 18th.
Government is extremely dissatisfied
with the recent statements in the Brit
ish Parliament, that England would not
expel refugees Austria thinks it would
be Of no use to prosecute Mazzini or
Kcssuth in England, as no jury would
find them guilty.
Haynau died on the 14th March, at
Vienna. The event was quite unexpec-
ted. After his Italian journey, he ap-
pearcd in excellent health. On Satur-
day he joined the other general officers
at the Bellaria, and attracted the partic-
ular notice of his Majesty, who address
ed him on passing with, "My salutation,
General" (Gr,isss Sic, Herr General
Yesterday he was at the Mercantile
Union, as usual At midnight he re-
turned to Munch's Hotel, where he was
lodging, and soon retired to rest. At
half past one he summoned bis valet
and directed him to fetch him n glass of
water, as he felt unwell. When the
man returned he found his master gas
ping for breath in short, in the agonies
Of death. Medical assistance was i'm
mediately calIsl in, and an attempt to
take blood fiSm the Generals arm was