The Nevada journal., 1854-08-04
Boston, July Sd.

Boston, July Sd.
Judge Hoar to day in his charge to the
new grand Jury, alluded to the recent at
tack on the Court House and other circum.
stances arising from the arrest and rendi-
ton of Anthony Burns. He said that the
/ fugitive slave law was binding upon the
citizens of Massachusetts, like other laws
which had the sanction of the U. S.
Supreme Court, and that to obstruct the
law was clearly guilty of riot &c., In re-
gard to the action of the Mayor in dele
eating very responsible powers to the Mill
tary, his Honor, held that such proceed
ings were not legal. The civil power is
first and its proper representatives must be
on the ground, and give personal directions,
when riot is threatened, and resort to
Military aid, if necessary. The Treaty
with Mexico was ratified on the 30th
ult., &c. Soon after Gen. Almote presented
himself at the Treasurer's department and
received Secretary Guthries' check, on the
SubTreasury at New York, for 81 100000.
This is undoubtedly the largest check ever
drawn in this country, and probably the
largest that will ever be paid in CON-
From Washington, July, 3d.-The
Senate adjournes on the 4th, and the
House, on the 18th of August. The
Gadsden treaty has been finally disposed
of by the appropriation bill of sl0,000,00O.
All men, of all sections and Of all par.
ties in the country will be on the qui vire
for that long promised message.
The Hon. Daniel Mills, chief justice of
the Court of Common Pleas, in Mass. died
at his residence in Cambridge, Oh Friday
June %
Ko5suth has again appeared in public, in
Sheffield, England, and made an eloquent
speech calling upon that country to aid
such nations as Holland and Hungary in
their struggles against their powerful op~
pressors.
NEisce7lR1ao
The whg candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania is Know Nothing
The 4th July was celebrated with great
enthusiasm in New York.
There were IA fires few days previous
10 the sailing Of the steamer.
The ~ o. Delta announces the death
of Madame Sontag at Mexico.
The cholera is said to be raging with
great severity in Boston and with terror
in The Immediate vicinity.
Ir the U. S. Circuit Court, to-day, Jas
per Hermann, master of the brig Clairmor-
gan, which vessel was taken on the coast
of Africa, by the U. S. brig Perry, and
sent here, was convicted of being engaged
in the Slave Trade.
Judge Brady of New York has publish
ed a letter defining his position on the
Nebraska bill.
Cincinnati, July 2.
1t having been reported the Catholics
would carry Objectionable flags in the pro-
cession tomorrow, and trouble being an
ticipated, Arch Bishop Purcell published a
card this afternoon assuring his fellow cit-
zens of all descriptions, that it is not the in
tention of the Catholics to carry any objec-
tionable flag, sign, or emblem, and that
they will not attach a cross to the Ameri-
can flag.
The venerable Thomas Richie, of Va,
formerly editor of the Richmond Enquirer
and Washington Union, died in this city,
to-day. ea
The adjournment of Congress in order
r to celebrate the National Anniversary, and
! the exhausting hot weather at the capital
have caused refreshing lull in the strife
Of politics.
The fabrications of exclusive news re-
specting the positions of our affairs with
Spain, and who have through "spirit rap
t pers" or through some other congenial me-
dunn discovered important revelations from
e Madrid, will no doubt be surprised to learr
: that it is officially asserted that no dis
na natches have reached the State Depart
. mept from Mr. Soule for several weeks.
4 Our latest European dates to Liverpool
+,,e Nth of June, by the Europe