The Nevada journal., 1853-08-05
Per Wells. Fargo i Co.
Arrival of the Sierra Nevada.

Arrival of the Sierra Nevada.
The steamship Sierra Nevada, arrived
Sunday afternoon from San Juan del Sud
bringing New York dates to the 9th, and
New Orleans to the 7th of July.
For our files and packages we are indebt
ed to the Express of Wells, Fargo & Co.
Count Carlisle, an English subject, has
been arrested in Cuba for exciting rebel
lion.
Hon. Pierre Soule had left for Madrid.
There were four hundred and five deaths
in New York during the week ending
July I'd.
There have been more Anti-Rent out
RACES committed in New York.
The fourth was celebrated with great
zeal through the Union, especially in New
York and Massachusetts,. Many accidents
are recorded.
A duel was fought between two German
editors in New Orleans, and one Of them,
named Cohen was mortally wounded.
A tremendous hail storm occurred In
New York on the lst July, and produced
great damage to buildings and other prop
erty, and destroyed number of lives.
A fire occurred in First Avenue, New
York, on the 1st, at which two persons
lost their lives.
The Albany steamer New World, col
lapsed a hne at New York on the 1st July,
by which six or eight persons were killed
and several others injured.
NJ D. Mason, of Burlington, VT, was
instantly killed Oh the lst, by his neck
coming in contact with a circular saw,
which cut his head entirely off.
The Crystal Palace was to have been
opened on the 18th July.
There yas a desperate riot on the 4tlI
July, which grew out of an omnibus being
driven through an Irish procession. A
number of persons were injured and thir
ysix Of the rioters were arrested.
General Trias, of chihuahua, has made
another proclamation to his braves, in
which he exhorts them to defend the Mex
ican territory to the uttermost inch, with
their lives if necessary.
The venerable DR.. Chapman, Of the
Pennsylvania University, died in Philadel
phia on the 1st of July, aged seventy-four
years. He was connected with the Uni
versity from l8l1 to 1850
| The Buenos Ayres navy was defeated on
the 18th of April, and lost two vessels.
Commerce was suffering severely, and the
poorer class of people were sadly in want
of food
WASHINGTON, July 5, l853.-There have
been several interviews with the President
in regard to the proposed powers to be
given to Mr.. Buchanan before he goes to
London. MFR B. wants almost unlimited
power, and Secretary Marcy opposes the
demand. The Secretary will win beyond
a doubt.
The Paris Moniteur contains an an
nouncement that the French and English
fleets are permanently offered to aid the
Porte, and will at once proceed to the Dar-
denelles; but the Moniteu believes all will
be settled peacefully.
The future government of India is at
tracing great deal of attention. 1t ap-
pears probable that the charter of the East
India company will not be renewed,
The attention of Parliament has been
called to the Imprisonment of negroes,
British subjects, by South Carolina.
The Prince of Armenia has addressed a
proclamation to his subjects calling upon
them to resist any aggressions of Russia
to the last.
AT Vienna, no one doubts that the
Turkish, Swiss, and Sardinian difficulties
will be all settled peaceably.
From Berne, June 14th, it was tele-
graphed that the Grand Council of Swift
zerland had resolved to resist, at anv cost.
the unjust demand of foreign powers.
The Mormons of Malmeo, in Sweden.
have been summoned by order of the Min
lister of Justice before the Chapter of Lund
to receive a warning, and their chiefs the
priests are to be prosecuted.
BELLIGERENT.-Two we'll known citi-
zens got into a dispute, yesterday, on
k,earney street, opposite the City Hall, and
a large crowd collected around them, whose