The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
Per Laagton g. Bros Express.
Arrival Of the Pacific.


The Nicaragua steamer Pacific arrived at
San Francisco on Monday afternoon. We are
indebted to the enterprising express Of Langton
81 Bro. for New Y orb papers per this arrival.
A principal item Of interest is contained in
the n. Y. Herald on the authority of letter
from Vienna that 'the Austrian government
has given its consent to the liberation of oszta
with the understanding that he should be i'm
mediotely put on board an American. vessel and
go directly to the United States TWAS known
that Mr. Marsh had proposed an arrangement
Of. that kind to Baron Bruek, and the Austrian
Government is said to have given its consent
partly because it relieves the French Consul
General from the disagreeabe engagement to
keep koszta, which he had undertaken for the
purpose Of saving The city Of Smyrna and the
shipping in the harbor from immediate destruc-
ton. The Austrian government in con5enting
to this arrangement, has expressly reserved its
right in case Koszta should return to Turkey
and also considers him tili an Austrian subject
as long as he shall not be divested of bis native
nationality in regular and lawful way, This
however is a virtual REIMBURSEMENT by Austria
of her metension, and the conditions imposed
Of Koszta' ) immediate return but carry ont his
designs at the time he was seized bv the Aus
trian Consul General
Mr.. Hulsemans letter to the Secretary Of
State, and Mr. Marcys reply upon The general
subject are published in .hc Hsraid The for
mer is logical ana able in oil save its conclu-
sons, which are ably controverted by Ar.
Marcy The Secretary OF State evidently,
however does not WELD the pen OF Webster"
HIS document has several admirable points,
but it is verbose and full of repetitions and a
most formidable a air for the reader. But the
rights and practice oi the United States are
clearly presented, and so far Mr.. Marcy is wor-
thy thanks.
Melancholy accounts coRtiune relative to the
rayages Of the yellow fever in the interior Of
louisiana aud Mississippi, The epidemic has
found victims in every town along the banks of
the Mississippi from the Belize to Vicksburg.
Accounts from Louisville, Oct 1st say that
Col. Fremont has returned to st. Louis on ac-
count Of ill-healtb. he viii postpone his tour
Of exploration for the present, remaining at St.
Louis until his health is sufficiently recovered.
A violent gale occurred Oct 4th in Lake
Erie, in which vessel was wrecked. and two
or three lives lost.
Two boys, sons OF Messr5 Barton and Cline.
we're drowned IN Niagara river from the upset
ting Of q sail boat. on the I'd Oct.
A terrific gale occurred off New Brunswick
Oct l, IN which some 20 vessels were wrecked
johnson, DEM is supposed 10 be elected Gov
ernor of Georgia, also a democratic legislature
Mr.. Barlow, whig, is elected Judge of the Eas-
tern district, and Mr. Barlow, wbig, to Con
gress.
Hon j. Y Mason IS said TO have accepted
the mission to France
The \ Z. Herald defines to It's own satigfac-
tion 9 "crisis of the administration, and calls
upon the President to meet it by total dis
missai OF bis cabinet The crisis the Herald
aaerlbes To the "unNise policy" Of Gen Pierce
in his appointments.
The news from England is not interesting.
me '1ueen and royal family were in Scotland.
The greatest actiyity exists il the French
navy yards.
FROM Austria we learn that the Hungarian
own and jewels. pretended to be found inI
Danube, have been placed in the imperial
1ry.
hundred and seventy houses had been
ted by lire at ConstantinopIe At Eser.
'iiipoii, very destructive conflagration
wise occurred /
u has added to his numerous titles
e God Fearing Sovereign lsouve |
NJ Denl which title is duly recor-
issue Of the Imperial Almanac
y officer, name not mentioned
n the camp varna.
q been born to the sultapeI
lan has received the name Of
question seems to be as
ARpsr. Sept ?, 1858.
eitg of the third corps |,
der the command If