The Nevada journal., 1854-06-16
IA Days Later News from Europe.
The Golden Gate ahead vetI

quite important,a telegraphic &C ccount of which
We give below:
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA, 1854
The GOLDEN GATE arrived this p NJ.
at Ia o'clock, with the mail and two
weeks later news from the Atlantic side.
New YoRK, May 20.
The Europa, from Liverpool, May 6,
arrived to-day. She brings IS passengers,
among them. Lord Elgin. The news is
highly important. An American privateer
is reported TO have captured French brig
off Lands End.
The WAR-The allied feet bombarded
the Russian feet at New Lulina, mouth OF
the Danube. No details received. On
the 18th and 9th of April, Omah Pasha,
with 10000 men, gave battle to General
Ludres between Sitistria and Rascota.-
The battle ragged several hours. During
the previous night he had sent division
towards Sed, which division during the
height of the battle attacked the Rus
slams in the rear, causing great confusion.
The Russians retreated behind Cznardoda
with loss of many guns, stores, baggage and
military chests. They continued the attack
on Sitistria on the Goth. The Turks cross
ed the Danube to destroy the Russian bat
teries. The Russians having advanced to
klarach and after hard fighting retired
Up to the 23d Sitistria remained undam.
aged. Paskiwitch has ordered the Rus
slams to advance no farther into Debrud-
scha.
An important battle was fought on the
25th, between the Turks and Greek in
surgents. Nota was taken by the Turks
by assault in so minutes. The Greek
leaders fed. There was considerable
slaughter. The important town of Metsoo
has also been taken by the Turk; and was
afterwards pillaged by the Atbanians. The
Greek Leader Grivas fed. With the ex-
ception of Pirous all the coast of Greece
is closed, blockaded by the Allies. On
the 10Th April battle ensued between the
Turks and Montenegrans at Nicschick.
Hostilities have fairly commenced. 1t is
reported that Austria will occupy the prov
ince.
Sir Charles Napier is closely blocka.
ding all the Baltic ports. Russia is fitting
Out feet against him of 800 armed boats
The LArEsr.-PARIs, May 5th.-The
imperial guard has been re-established and
Gen. St. Jean de Angela appointed com
mander.
PARIS, May 9th.
Napier's feet was quietly anchored four
miles from Stockholm. The ice wa.
breaking up, and it was expected thai
Cronstadt would be opened May lst.
A telegrcphic despatch was received La.
night announcing victory by the Turks
and that Oman Pasha had succeeded ir
cutting in two the Russian army, in the
Dobrudscha.
Great excitement has been caused b,
rumors Of the exploits Of the Grape Shot
and British steamers had been sent ir
pursuit of her.
The Know Nothing" Matter in N. 2
New YORK, May 10, 1854.
A large crowd wa. present yesterday a
the Toombs during the examination o
Staight, Allen and Morse, the ALLEGED
"Know Nothings" charged with robbiny
Mr.. Elliott Of certain papers belonging t.
the Order. Much excitement prevailed
Elliott, the complainant was charged BY,
by-stander with having been formerly
Catholic priest at the South. Thi
charge he denied. The examina tion viii
be resumed to-day.
Several ships have been recently cas-
away near New York harbor
The ship Bremen arrived at New Yorl
reports her having seen a large ship OIL
fire, with two vessels lying by her, whic!
were supposed to have taken of the crew
WAsHlN GToN, May 18th.
HoUsE.-A communication was receiv
ed from the Secretary of State transmit
ting the correspondence which had passed
between the U. S. and England with re
gard to the right OF neutrais in the existing
war. The House then went into a com
mlttee on the Nebraska bill. Hanks o
Mass, addressed the House in opposition
to the bills and against the repeal Of tn
Missouri compromise. Miller of MISSES
ippi followed in favor of it. Baker of Ind
Peck of N. Y. both followed III opposition
A tremendous storm of wind and rail
broke over Washington, on "Wednesday