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The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
Grimes, whig, is chosen governor.

DalllmOre, Aug 10.
We learn that ]. II. Young, consul at
Curacao has laid information before the
treasury department. and has given proof
that subordinates at the n. Y. custom
mouse have been bribed to pass false III
voices OF goods prepared at Curacao, ma
ny OF these invoices putting the goods at
twenty per cent below their real value.
The postmaster at Washington has re-
moved Joseph w. Davis from oftit because
he had been elected Oh Know Nothing
ticket to the city council.
Albany, August IS.
The Chicago Tribune says the dwelling
of Mr.. Merchant near Picatonica was
struck by lightning, killing him and four
of his children. Mrs. NJ. and one child
escaped.
During the election in St Louis, ter
rlble fight took place, occasioned by an
lrlshman stabbing an American. The
houses of the Irish were burned, and 6S
mer were killed, and large number
wounded.
Seven hundred kegs of gun powder ex-
'ploded at Maysville, Ky on tie 10Th.
psA A singular story is afoat at San
Francisco to the effect that Count Rousset
de Boulbon had landed his forces at
Guaymas, and met the mixed "army" of
Sonoreans, Germans &c, and after hard
fighting, the two commanders agreed to
settle the matter by single combat, in
which the count was slain. The story is
probably fiction, bat here it Isl
During the conflict about one hundred
Frenchmen are said to have been killed,
and the remainder taken prisoners. Du-
ring the fight, Boulbon challenged the
Mexican Commander to single combat.
The challenge was accepted. and as the
two were approaching each other, Boulbon
was shot in the neck and fell to the ground.
The French, being left without leader,
ceased firing and surrendered, and it was
said that Bou bon and some of his officers
were to be executed"
be- II. A. DeCourcy, connected with
this paper a short time in 1851, lied at
San Francisco on Wednesday, of heart
complaint. Naturally possessed of good
talents, he drowned them in liquor, and
hastened his end.
NEWSPAPER cuANGEs.-The Eeentag
J9Hnal is reSuScitated by AIessrs Wash
burn s Pollock. The first number is
great improvement on previous issues.
f. J. C. Kewen has retired from the
Journal of Commerce. The Coils pen is
too prolific of adjectives to be wasted in the
dull realities of a daily paper.
BS2g~ A man by the name OF Jameson
was murdered on Friday night last by
three persons unknown by blow with a
sIung shot, at San Francisco, on Broad>
way.
re- The bursting Of camphene lamp
at San Francisco OH Sunday called out
the fire department, but no serious conse-
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Expressly fer the Nevada Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE CORTEZ.
TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS
San Francisco, Sept. 14th.

San Francisco, Sept. 14M.
The Nicaragua steamship Cortez arrived
this morning. She brings 372 passengers,
Of whom 103 are ladies', and 43 children
Among them are Hon. J. B. Weller and
Hon. j. A. McDougall.
New YORK, Aug. 18th.
The foreign mail has arrived. The
news is of considerable interest
A Berlin correspondence of the Times
says, the western powers have formally re-
jected the Russian proposals, and made
their own, which will most likely form the
subject of a conference at Vienna The
Pesth Lloyd says that Prussia, in order to
meet the wish of the Austrian government
will mobilize her army; and the cabinet
in exchange have declared themselves
ready to consent to new attempt at me-
diation.
LADsUNG, Aug. Z.
The fleet has yet performed nothing, but
the first division of troops has arrived
Five Russian gun boats were sunk by two
English war steamers, while engaged in
raising the engines of the Tiger No at
tack on land had taken place.
BUCHAREST, July 30th.
Prince Goetschalk, with the Russian
army, passed the night of the 2Sth, at Sha-
laba and Veseschita one and a half posts
distance from Ducharst. They burned
two bridges in their retreat. They are
now at Kalum. At Varna the French
troops are working zealously at the forhfi-
cations, whilst the English are occupied in
repairing the fort.
A letter from Dublin, Aug. 4th, speaks
of the appearance Of the potatoe blight,
which has partially destroyed the crops in
several districts in Cork.
The cholera has appeared in northern
Italy. A dispatch from Turin, July 10Th,
says, "On Thursday the report was l24
cases, and 81 deaths, and yesterday l57
cases and G7 deaths. These were the first
days of the malady. The tide of immigra-
lion from there Is large. The banks, shops,
schools and theatres are all closed, and the
fright is doing more mischief than the dis
ease. Seven cases of cholera are reported
at Leghorn, and three at Florence
The Russians are concentrated at She
lara. 10000 Turks hold fortified posi-
tion at Slobosbovsie.
CoNSTANTlNoPLE, July p.
Gun boats are being constructed for an
expedition against Sebastopol. A division
of the fleets with Gems. Canrobert and
Brown has left Varna to- reconnoiter the
Circassian coast. The cholera is increas-
ing in violence.
The defeat of the Turks at KarS is con-
frmed. The Russians inves: KarS. The
llIlIu IlCuCI OlflolOIl ltlI diiltt OiI VIZ
9th for Cutstendje and Sili5tria.
Verna, Aug. 2.
The Pasha of Belgrade has been in
formed from the Ottoman head quarters
that the Russians in three columns had
commenced the evacuation of Wallachia,
which will be occupied coniointly by Aus
trian and Ottoman troops. The evacua-
ton Of Moldayia is not expected
Madrid, July 81.
Since the entrance of Espaterero into
Madrid, the state of affairs has improved
The Bourse has re-opened, and the funds
have risen. San Amiguel has addressed
circular to the Capt General demanding
the adhesion Of the provincial juntas to the
Queens authority.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

CHANGE OF AIR.-Several Of the Bay
papers chronicle the departure of Mayor
Garrson's special policemen for Sacra-
mento. Change of air, it is said, was nee
essary for the preservation of their health.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

In again taking charge of the NEVADA Jour
NAL, we assure its patrons that it will be our
aim to make it good paper, deserving the
esteem and patronage Of the public
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inflammation Wanted.

OF the whereabouts of SCVART KELSTRUP, from
~ Drudhem, Norway Any information respecting
his whereabouts will be thankfully received by his Droler
Address L. G.. KELSTRUP,
Flot
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As it will necessary to close up the old of this
firm all persons being indebted requested to settle
soon possible. The accounts will be settled by either Of
the old firm at The Journal Office. 2l3w#
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
Town Election.

a ELECTION FOR ONE TRUSTEE is ordered for
~ Saturday. 30th September, 1855 to Il the vacancy
caused by the resignation of George w. Dickinson The
rolls will be lcld at the Phoenix Saoen Per order
w. G.. AL BAN, Pros
w. YOUNG, Sec'y. 21-td
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Dissolution of Partnership.

YTJHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the name and style of BUDD II SkEI
TON in the printing business is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. r. H. bul- bulI,
Nevada, Sept. 18th 1854 j. p SHELTON.
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Notice.

- C. st l.. HORN have removed to No - li' S'''e'
he between Sacramento and CaIl!olh'" ''
san Francisco. Aug. II 1854.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

1--WE are indebted to our young irleHu'
Plummcr x IIever, ofthe nl'cd states ''N''a
for fine cake. Give them a cali
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

FOUND DEAD.-The Empire Aryus
says that a man named James Kennedy,
who emlsrated hther in % from Penn
sylVanla aged u, was found dead near
Cold Springs, on Monday last, suspended
by the neck with withe Deceased hung
himself while in state of mental alteration
Of fintellect. Body inferred at Cold Springs.
Two men, names unknown, were found
dead near Volcanovile on the ;st. Thev
were lying side by side, and covered with
blankets. No marks Of violence on their
persons.
EszA~ -Four hundred and thirty-hve Chi
heSe arrived at San Francisco on Sunday.
tltty-onc died on the passage.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
LOS T.!

an MONDAY EVENING, August 21st, between the
" Broad St, Bridge and Manciaita Hill, FAN with
Pearl handle, and Satin Folds, tipped with down. Any
person finding the will be rewarded by leaving il al
i NlllamaQns store, Main street. Sept i, lS5I-lw
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

STG2T CaEcEs on Sacramento and
- San Francisco in sums to suit purchasers
mar JansV III "a II. DAVIS
All those, who wish to enjoy ret1 ecu
cool, and refreshing repast, Will no. tan 10 ca ~
Nevada Mpy MRS fKiThiE.1-
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fe- We learn that our friend JESSIE s WALL re.
Gently married. in Tennessee and with his lady will
here We wish him much happiness
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i5AOrs Closed.
Closed on the SabbatI

our Cj-STONFGS WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
J on SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18th, and thereafter the
store of the undersigned Tie corner Of Broad and Fue
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
Election Frauds.

In order that the future history Of our State
may not lack for materials we copy the follow
ing statements on oath ofpersons who witness
ed the transactions at the First Ward polls in
San Francisco. 1t is also charged, and not
denied, that Yankee Sullivan and others O
similar character, in the interests of the city
Mayor, were appointed by him as a specia
police for thatspoll, the intention and effect o.
which was to prevent challenging any illega
vo ters:
State of California; City and County of Sar
Francisco, IS Il. William Parsons, of lawful
age, being duly sworn, dcposc and say, that
was present at the First Ward poll this morn
ing, Thursday, Sept. 7th, 1854, at about the
hour of nine o'clock. | went to the window Of
said polls, and saw man standing behind the
table, upon which was the ballot box contain
ing the votes, whom l supposed to be one Of
the Judges or Inspectors of Election. [ saw
him with Il bunch of tickets in his hand tear
ing them up; and Immediately afterward saw
the same person put his hand into the ballot
box, take out another bunch of tickets and tear
them up as before, throwing them upon the
floor. | then turned away from the window
and left the polls
Signed NVM PARSONS.
State Of California, County of San Francis
co.-On the 7th day of September, 1854 per-
sonaly appeared the above named William
Parsons, who made solemn oath that the aft
davit by him signed is true.
Signed &. }. BUBERT SANDERS,
Notary Public
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Bn- The telesraphic dispatch in another column is from
the Union extra.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

nea- Madam Anna Bishop soon appears
again at San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Am"Sements.-Mr. Spear the celebra,
ted comedian last evening entertained an
audience at Concert Hall with songs and
rccitations. 1t is almost impossible to
keep up the interest by an evenings un-
varied performance, and Mr.. Spear takes
best where his comic powers are contrast
ed with the regular drift of play. As il
was the audience were much amused, and
went off laughing heartily.
Brilliant flashes OF lightning were seer
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Rzg-A good supply of new Goods and always on
hand. b. '. BAltfA.
Nevada Sept lj 1854 W. p. WOMACk.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

State of California, County of San Francisco,
SIS On the 7th day Of September, 1854, per-
sonally appeared before me G. j. Hubert San
derS, Notary Public in and for said county,
Edward j, Smith, Of the same place, who being
duly swegn depeses and says, that OF the morn
ing Of the said 7th instant between the hours
of one and two o'clock, he saw through GREY
ice in the door Of the First Ward polls, the lid
OF the ballot box fused for the general cleo
tion) open, and saw and heard the same shut
again; and that this was after the closing of
said polls, and the sealing up of said box for
the night, as represented by the Judges and In
spectCr of said Ward, and that said Judges and
Inspector, and the clerks of election, were the
only persons present, to my knowledge, in the
room at the time.
And the deponent further states that the said
rolls were boarded up close at about the hour
Of midnight; and that, against the protest OF
said deponent, admittance was refused to any
person except the Judges, Inspectors and
Clerks aforesaid And that q crevice, left
open accidentally, was afterwards stopped up
by some person inside; but that the creyice
through which deponent saw said act, was not
discovered by the said persons inside said
polls. Signed EDWARD j. SMITH.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1854.
lSigncdl G.J. HUBERT SANDERS,
Notary Pubic
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Brilliant flashes OF lightning were seer
in the north east last evening,
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

EGy~ The bursting Of a camphene lamp
lat San Francisco on Sunday called out
the fire department, but no serious conse-
Quences occurred from the accident
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

HSg~ A man by the name of Jameson
was murdered on Friday night last by
three persons unknown by blow with a
slung shot, at San Francisco, on Broad
way.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

OI1ICuoO' 1AUS n
Atherton and Clark, wings, are supposed
to be elected TO Congress from Iowa, The
Legislature is whig, or anti-Dodgr, and
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

be- II. A. DeCourcy, connected with
this paper short time in 1851, lied at
San Francisco on Wednesday, of heart
complaint. Naturally possessed of good
talents, he drowned them in liquor, and
hastened his end.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-04
NUMBER 2s4.
DAILY CRESCENT
I'm D z x

1
| Banksrs-MA1HEws, FfsLEy q Co, sI Camp street
LouIsfAsA sAyIsos Co, corner Of Camp and Ja-
fayette streets s 53T,'
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 10 Camp street
II. JOHNSON IL Co., 68 Camp street.
Clothing-NoRnrs WAY, corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel. ~
LEIGHTON t. B,RBcT Southwest corner Of Canal
and st. Charles streets. Z
Crockery-p. r. FELb G Co, "a Common street
Drugs and Medicines-T4os. RAvKfs corner Camp
and Poydras streets
Groceries-R W. ADAsfs, OF Front Common and
Fulton streets r
Hardware. WATERMAN & BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets. N
J. NJ. RELF & Co., Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets.
GHAs g. GAINES Co. 25 Magazine and 40 Gravier etc.
Hotes-AHcAps Magazine between Gravier and NatcheE
streets.
Hats Boots -Shoes-D'ARer & Co, corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
Dawn T.rLoR & Co, Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade
NEwHALL, VALENTINE & Co., 81 S. and So Common
street.
Jewelry-HypE 4 GoopRicH Of Canal and Royal
streets
q. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street
Musical Insruments-M FxHHEwBscH, III Canal st
Paints-G. c. BoeEnr & Co., IS Camp street.
Wines, Lquors-W. =. LEyERIcH & Co., "a Old
Levee street. ss F4
sEwELL II. TAYIoR, Is RoysI street
r. W. CoEIER, Common street, opposite the st.
Charles Hotel. - M.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
LAD1Es, I,1sr,

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-oface at Ney
9f Orleans, December Q, 1854
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EAUTCH HERR1NG GS--100 kegs landing OK
ship Ashland sud or sals by $. WOLFF, vs. Camp street.
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EN0R LINERP00L--The A fast sail. ssSN
IL Ing American ahP REDWOOD Captain Roas, lHElAkg
having The greater part her cargo engaged viii have immediate
Dispatch For balance offrAtfitt apply to
u9s GlFFNEY & LOWELL, lis Common street.
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Es7OR LIVERPOOL --The A fast sail -
4 ing American ship LEVITT sTGRER, Captain SaaAtk
sah o1dng and will reesve quick dispatch. For
Of 1f9ehaleR Cotton, apply 70
J. p. WfITTSEYyk CO., 81 Camp street.
For pnssAge, apply to Captain nj
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ESOR LIVERP0OL--The new A / ~
IL American clipper Ahip JOSEPH II. FOLSOM, 49,
Captain SsagRn loading will have dispatch
J.P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp pt
y aDulyt toll et,spLa nd
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

GNIEW ORLEANS AMI CAR NtE - q
1 RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar IHE- s24S---Izg
cnrrotou . Departure of Trains from Corner Of
Bsroune Psrdio streets,
New 0reans:
Steam TransT s,10li, IA and 1i4f NJ
FypT1E EdrrCil
Steam Tans-5, TO- H. and |, O. p
Chdrsn l0oenss Bun
LAFAYETTE LINE. ft
These the Depot No. s Baronne street.
Departure NJ Cara.
Rrom Canal sreethlornng. and 81 Az NJ
and i5 minutes Until evening ~, no. i01 II p NJ
From Horse Station-Morning, and 81 NJ
every until evening ~, So l0, lux
Children occupying ga
E Parea Balls Meengs,ars
ied when after the above hours. n42
4 JEFFERSON AND LAKE ffsSs ~ 5Sss SasSssssASsa
ID PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY-Sgzg9g-sf$s1s sf$s 1ss
Carrolod NER ORHdTt
70 AXE fP0FTSHARTRALR-- ma
X AIMS
CSroOal TO Lake PHtehdr1a
From Tvoil Circle Depoi6:9o $40 1890 and 1920 9e
47H and $40 NJ.
-. ssa CarrOcn) Rsu oeaAs
To voli Circle Beposloi $40 l0lo and 1910, 9o iIl
and 6:10 P. Nj.
E Athe above Trains take and land at Jackson
atraet Oath DRtrict1 and at Carrolon. E ne
S2f- Baggage received 81 Dcpos only.
Caroon, is cents
rsutoa and the Laks, 10 cents, eGnh way os
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NOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail -
ing American bark ROBERT, Captain Staigg, EAEkfG
having the OF her ebgsged will have
dispatch For balance Of froigbt, apply
CHENEY 4 LOWELL. lis Common street. n
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EOR LIVERPOOL. The new A / ~
q fast sailing American ship WILD CAT, Capt. Alden
anoy oading ard will have quick dpnth freight Apply
Up, WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street,
tHT For passage. apply To the Capnin board.
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TIE GERMAN STATES

On Wednesday the 18th inst the Gernsnic Gonedera-
tion occupy itself with the question Anstris
and Prussia lit Is rsported) have meothed their differ
far the Germanc States concerned
joint demand will be made upon the body of the Diet Of
both these Powers.
All the smaller German States particularly those Of the
south, engaged in putting their armies foot
ing though t decided already that the whole Ger
man nation will adhere to Austria's policy. -
These indications (says English sccount) Of the
offensive and defensive alliance shout 10 be brought
close between Austria and the Western Powers ea
ousy watched by the Cabinet Of Prussia and Lord Pal
merstons presence st Paris Is considered furthsrng
such treaty Negotiations continued active between
the Russian and Prussian Courts Baron Brunow had
returned 9th ist from St Petersburgh to Berlin
have joint interview with IL de Manteuffel the Prusan
Premier and Baron Budberg, the Russian embassaor at
Rayr 44s sf sTtT 70 ms g ~ Iags
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Ey0R LIVERPOOL-The fast sail ~
ing Amsrean ship sCREAMER, Captain As5. 49,
andr having the will
mediate dispatch. For baAtee of freight, spply
n91 CHENEY LOWELL, ll6 Common
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ENOR LIVERPOOL.-The new A s{sS
u fast calling american shp GULF STREAM SAMxf
Capt LoTds loading and will dispatch 70
p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp ST.
s% For passage, apply to the Captain on board. ns0
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AUSTRIA WILL NOT YET TAKE THE FIELD.

| AUSTRIA WILL NOT YET TAKE THE FIELD
The statement is that Austria will not under any cir
Ecumstances take the field against Russia until the spring
As long the Russian troops concentrated along
the Austrian frontier there constant Likelihood that
collision might take place and the Cabinet Of st Pc
tersbnrgh prevent such casualty and anxious not to
give umbrsge TO Austria has announced lite willingness to
withdraw this menacing force and during the winter to
place it in some other equaiy advantageous strategic
| position ss. -
Austria, while accepting this accommodation will con-
/ tinue her armaments.2 z l4 AsB ess
There is in Vienna that Baron Rothschild find
ing his purchase Of the Austrian Government rail-
ways bad bargain, offers the Government loan Of
100000 cancel the agreement This proposal
If true, will exercise considerable influence financial
| affairs Aa9 tias zrl
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SsOSHEN BUFFERS hrkins ex SLACK
VI WREslor, ,ior ssie by - 4. .,,, 80.
n9I A, D.shlatf Sut ~ aAA ~ oA- A4etss-
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HNoR LTVERPooL-The A fast sail 81; u;

ESOR LlVERP00L-Th fast sail sssss
a ing American phtP CARAcK, Capt. Norris 4 now Ak
loading aad the engaged will have n
diAte dapaeh. For freight of 500 bsle. Cotton sgpyt
J. p. WHITNEY 4 co, 81 Camp htrset.
For pnspage to the on
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NSGR LIVERP00L-Th A fast sail ,s44s4p
R ng ahie JERSEY, Captain crsaby hay
ing nearly M viii have immediate dspateh
nd 'GlFFNEY LOWELL, iIs Common street,
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HS0R LIVERPOOL--Th A American ,ss5ssf1a sFsf1
a clipper ship NEPTUNE. csp Be,elsder, having SSAaG
Of engaged will have Immediate Dispatch
egh bales Cotton, or heavy freight apply 10
5' GTFFNKY LOWELL, li5 Common street.
lar For phsrag, having cabin Aceomnodntiun apply TO
M l-pptAin hSsTd. SECOND
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HYOR LIVERPO0L--Th A fast sail ,ss8ss
X ing American ship EDWARD sTANLYs Nc SAaAEg
Mite loadng and will have immediate dispatch For
balance Of freight, apply TO - . ~ -
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n EMONS--5o0 boxes, just received and sor
n 4 sale by R. \. NICHOLS 50 Cam, sstss isal.ss