The Nevada journal., 1854-09-01
From our Extra of Wednesday.
ARRIVAL OF THE
BROI'R JONATHAN,

bRUl'R JOlAIHlN.
l5 Days Later from the Atlantic.
Through the politeness of the publishers
of the Sacramento Union we are furnish
ed with telsgraphic despatch containing
the news brought by the Brother Jona-
than, Nicaragua line, which vessel has as
tonished the world by beating the Sonora
of the mail line and the Yankee Blade OF
the Independent line. The news is 10
days later than former dates.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 80, 1854.
Affairs in Europe.--The War--Revolution
in Spain.
Russians defeated IN Asia- The Gar firm
Austria allied with Russia-Progress
oft Cholera-Deaths of distinguished
persons.
The Nicaragua steamer Brother Jona-
than arrived this morning IA before 9
o'clock.
Memoranda The Brother Jonathan left
San Juan at P NJ August II, with 400
passengers, Sd of whom were Ladies, and had
no case of sickness aboard since leaving San
Francisco. The road from San Juan to
Virgin Bay was in excellent condition. The
passengers came over without having any rain.
The revolution in Nicaragua still continues,
and the revolutionists are offering foreigners
5000 per month, with grants of land, for their
services.
Maj. Doss, formerly Of Panama, and whU
commanded the artillery of the Government
forces was lately killed at Grenada.
Affairs i'm Europe.
No change had occurred in the state oi
Eastarn affairs, aud none is likely to occur
until after further consideration Of the English
and French governments, of the recent conduct
of Austria.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Chronicle, makes the following i'm
portant communication The Cabinets ol
Vienna and Berlin have communicated to the
English and French governments the impress
sion produced upon them by the answer Of the
Emperor Nicholas to the summons s:nt him
by Austria, to evacuate the Principalities."
The general powers now announce that in
their opinion the proposition contained in the
Russian answer, if not altogether satisfactory
appear to them calculated to serve as basis
for further negotiations and they propose that
Prague shall be fixed upon as the seat Of fur
ther conference. They moreover expressed al
opinion that it will not be possible to call upor
Russia to evacuate the Principalities, if it bt
not at the same time clearly understood tha
the allied powers shall stop their movements
in advance. In other words, Austria has full
en- back into an alliance with Russia.
All the Austrian reserves are to be CalleC
out, and placed on war footing, Us, accounts
from St. Petersburg state that the Gar Ii
determined not to yield, but discomfort pre-
vailed in the Capital. The details received
show that the recent victory at Fiurviso wa
achieved by the Turks-unassisted, leaving
the whole bank of the Danube, from Turin t
Oltenitz in their hands.
The main body Of the Turkish army i;
said to be moving towards the mouth O
the Danube. None of the Anglo French
troops have yet been in action. The al
lies have repaired and occupied the Rus
sian batteries at Tsulina, at the mouth o
the Danube and are employed in removing
sunken ships from the channel.
The Russian Danube fotilla must soor
fall into the hands of the allies. Free
navigation of the Danube is again estab
lished. Seamen from the fleets have beer
sent to man the Turkish boats on the
Danube, with the intention Of capturing
the Russian river fotilla.
The Russians have burned Matsehia
General Ourobe having been disgraced
from rank for want of success shot himself
French troops from Adrianople are
marching towards Varna.
The British are encamped at Devana
The English and French are slowly draw
ing their lines closer around the Russians.
Omar Pasha had reviewed the Anglo.
French troops, The London Morn. Chron.
publishes the following statement. A re-
quest, it is understood was submitted 70
the cabinet held on Saturday last, for per.
mission to allow Sir Charles Napier with
feet under his command to attack Cron.
stadt. Sir James Graham, first lord OF