The Nevada journal., 1854-11-17
Domestic Intelligence, ElectiO nS,
&c. &c. &c.
&C. &C. NCI

I
SAN FRANC1sco, Nov. 18th.
The Golden Gate arrived very unex-
pectedly this morning at 8 o'clock, %
days from New York.
New York Oct. 10.
The Collins steamship Baltis arrived on
Monday. She left Liverpool The 4th inst.
The news she brings is of the highest i'm
portance The expected great battles IN
the Crimea had taken place, W tn the most
fearful results Sebastopol had fallen, and
was in flames. Ten ships ofwir had been
sunk. $4,000 Russians and 10,DOO French
and English are reported to have been
killed. $4,000 Russians had been taken
prisoners. and 1000 guns taken.
Six Russian ships had howevsr escaped.
Such, in brief, is the news which we be-
Ieve will De fully confirmed by the next
steamer.
A letter from St. Petersburg of Sept
21st, before the battle, in the Cologne Ga
zette, says the news of the landing of the
troops has produced here the most mark
ed impression. The success Of this enter
prise is firmly believed, notwithstanding
the assurances to the country, spread a.
broad by the government. The police
have made several arrests in different
clubs, particularly the English and Ger
man. Imprudent speakers have been ta-
ken to the fortress of Petroupoloski be-
cause they expressed abelief that the Ian
ding had taken place. The CONSERVATION
is general, and the dissatisfaction is still
greater and more universal.
The Austrian Ambassador at Paris
called on NJ. Druyn de Z Huys to express
the satisfaction of his government at the
success of the allied arms.
From the Danube we lean that the
Turks were Fastening through Bulgaria
by forced marches on the sea coast.
It is stated that the glirh Cabinet
brought forward an ostert1re to revise
the protocol of London relative to the
Danish succession, and that this new ele-
ment will form an important part in flu
ture negotiations for peace.
A telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived from Copenhagen dated ID inst
This was the day the people of Denmarb
had fixed upon for rising as the day fol
the opening of parliament. AS yet we
do not hear of rising-though the dis
patch is an ominious one.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 2.
The new Danish parliament has j6st
been opened, amid a large concourse O.
spectators. The speech from the throne
was read by Orstead. 1t breathes def.
ance against the Danish parliament anc
people. A few hurrahs mingled with hiss
es for the King and constitution, were fol
lowed by enthusiastic cheers for the Con.
stitution of the Danish kingdom
No news from Asia Minor.
The Paris correspondent of the Mde
pendence Beige, Sept. %, says there is al
on dit respecting joint note sent by
France and England to the Cabinet a
Washington, requiring explanation of the
engagements entered into between the
United States and Russia, especially will
respect to the nature and conditions of al
acquisition said to be made by the govern
ment of the United States of Russian
possessions situated at the most northern
extremity of America.
Advices from Caltero of the 23d ult
state that 1000 Turks had entered tn,
district of Berda on the 29th, to chastis,
depredations The Montenegrins repuls
ed them with trihing loss. Parvie Da
milo discountenances these conflicts.
The Madrid journals are silent respect
ing the reported purchase of Cuba.
Queen Christiana has published lon,
letter in the Messenger de Bayone, ad
dressed to Queen Isabelle, her daughter
1t is sort ofmanifest to the Spanish ma
ton. She promises second letter short
Ily. 1t is long protest against the de
cree of the 9th August, banishing he
from Spain, and refutation of the man
charges brought against her. The publ
cation is not approved by her friends.