The Nevada journal., 1854-10-20


s o'clock last night, bringing dates from
New York to Sept. 10Th. The passengers
who left New York on the Northern
Light were landed in San Francisco in
twenty-three days and four hours-the
quickest trip on record.
The War.
Strict orders have been sent to the Aus
trian Consul at St. Petersburg not to de-
viate from the former points laid down in
NJ. Drouyn De La Huys' note to admit of
any notifications in the Russian answer.
A dispatch from Vienna says that Rus
sia rejects absolutely the required guar
antee that the Principalities should be
evacuated, and the Koniteur of Sunday
confirms this dispatch.
1t is said in Vienna that the Emperor
added that he would rather sacrifice the
last soldier than accept such conditions.
Another dispatch says that Baron Man
teufel has received the official answer of
Russia to the proposals to commence me-
gotiations upon the basis stipulated by the
Western Powers, and that Russia un-
equivocally declines to accept the propo-
sition, and will maintain the defensive
The last is probably true.
The Austrians at Bucharest.
Advices from Bucharest to the 2Oth
ultimo state that Derbesch Pasha had ar
rived in the capital, and that he had issued
a proclamation in favor of the Sultan,
stating that the Austrians would provis-
ionally occupy the Principalties, as the
ally of the Porte. All the former priyi-
leges Of the Principalities would be MAIN
tanned.
Seventy-one cases of cholera had oc-
Cured in the Turkish camp.
The cholera has abated in both armies.
No new movements had taken place, ex-
cept that French were embarking facines
and az tillery from the Baltic.
Advices from the Danztic to Sept. !, =,
state that Admiral Percival, Gen. De Hill
lers and Brown have made reconnoiters
of the fortresses of Helsingforth and Swea-
borg
The London Times Of 4th Sept. says it
is not expected that Austria will declare
war against Russia, but probably the army
of occupation in Wallachia will be raise d
from 80 to 100000 men. The Russians
are concentrating themselves in certain
portions of Moldavia in consequence of the
movements of the forces in
their rear. The forts at Hango have been
blown up by the Russians.
The Car Internationally refused to
evacuate the Turkish territories.
A letter from Bucharest, Of the 21st Au-
gust says that the Turks are advancing on
tha Busco road, on which the Russians
have been frequently worsted
According to accounts from Constanti-
nople of the 25th August, the artillery had
at Varna, and the troops were
to embark.
The 'Spit-fre' and 'Sidon' had destroyed
the barrlcade raised by the Russians to
impede the navigation of the Danube at
Sulema.
Madrid dates are to the 29th August.
Tranquility had been entirely restored
without bloodshed.
Queen Christiana was seized with a se-
we're illness of the BRAIN in consequence of
excitement.
C1ScIN MATT, Sept. Is.
W. T. Groesbeck and George Pendleton
have been nominated for Congress by Old Limo
Democracy in Hamilton county.
The opposition will be S. Scott Harrison,
(Whig) and Timothy G. Day, independently
Democrat.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is.
The Star denies that negotiations in regard
10 the Central American question have been
transferred to Washington, or that any treaty
les been concluded.
ALBANY, Sept. 18
Col. North, special agent Of the Postofice
Department arrested to day n. G. Nelson
postmaster of Keesville N. Y on the charge Of
.obbing the mails. Nelson is editor of the
Democratic paper at Keesville.
BosroN, Sept. Is.
The Portland Advertiser of this morning