Butte record., 1855-12-22
ARRINar. DE TILE UNCLE SAM.

D. H. Baldwin, Commander, left San
Francisco, Nov. 20, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
in company with the mail steamer }. L.
Stephens Dec. /, at 2 7. NJ. arrived
at San Juan.
The passengers with all their packages
and the treasure, crossed the Isthmus
from oceen to ocean in % hours
The lake and river boats are in fine
order, and the whole route is entirely
free free from sickness or obstacles OF
any kind.
Dec. 6, at 8 4. NJ. LIFT San Juan with
$50 passengers and 200 packages of ex
press goods, &C., from New York per
steamer Northern Light, and 100 pass
engers from New Orleans, per steamer
Prometheus.
Dee. II, at 6, P NJ, met and ex-
changed papers with steamer Sierra Ne
vada. Same day passed steamer Gold
en- Age.
The Uncle Sans passengers will
make the through trip to n W York in
nineteen and half days. Left in the
harbor of San Juan, T. S ship Mlssa-
chusetts and coal hip Marathon, of New
Orleans. In Gulf OF California, exper-
fenced strong head wind and a heavy
sea.
BY the arrival Of the Canada at Hall
fax wc have on3 one weeks later news
from Europe
We have rumors Of battles at Prreo>
kop and Simpherapho and the lombard
mcnt Of MIcholieA.
Gen. L'Avilland has been appointed
French governor at the city OF Sebas
topo.
Gen. Campbell had taken offence at
the appointment of Codrinlton to sue
ceed Simpson, and has asked leave to re
sign
A French reconnaissance from Eupato-
ia fell in with large free Of Russians
and offered them BATH. Aitra few
shots the Russians retreatcd
The Car has returned to s.. Peters
burgh
The latest advices from Russia show
a strong war feeling amongst their peo
pie.
4 dispatch from Vienna says that
message had been received at the Turk
ish Embassy, stating that the bombCrd-
ment Of Nlicholief commenced on the
29th Of October, and continued during
the whole OF the following day. The re-
suit is not known.
1t was added that the Emperor Alex
ander had been induced to leave the
place before the bombardment begun
but that the Duke Constantince cou.d
not possibly be prevailed upon to Lave
the town.
1t Is reported that Odes a would be
disarmed, and the guns there sent to
Nicholief
St. Petersburgh dispatches say that
the Russian force in the Crimea is about
100000, and has provisions Tor eight
months.
The excitement in England, in regard
to the supposed probability of a war with
the United States. aas entirely abated,
and the leading Engl sh journals, asham-
ed Of their share in creating the panic,
now attribute the hostile appearance of
the United States to an election ruse
On the part of our President and lis cal
met.
Philadelphia, Nov. %.
DR.. Beale was released from prison
yesterday, having been pardoned by
Gov. Pollock.
New York, Nov. %.
\ private mail brought by the North
Star, was seized yesterday and fou d to
contain over eight hundred letters, adj
dressed to different merchants ic various
cities of the Union.
a general advance in breadstuf's had
taken place, and with an active demand
for them.
The sloop Of war Cyane sailed for the
West Indies 10 day.
A movement is on foot to harmonic
all the shells Of the conglomerated dem
ocracy.
Cincinnati, Nov. %.
The American Convention, in session
in Cincinnati yeste day, adopted a mas
jorlty report, containing the following
detestible sentiments
They demand the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise, and failing in at
tanning that end, claim that Congress
should refuse to admit any States into
the Union tolerating slavery, which may
be formed out of territory from which
slavery wys excluded by the compro-
mise
They protest against coalescing with
any party that demand the abandonment
of the American principles and the dis
,rganization Of the American party:
The majority report which was rejec-
ted, insists upon the exclusion of slavery
from the territories says that proscrip-
ton on account of birth is unwarranta-
bic, aud opposes secresy
Regards the slavery question para
mount to all others, and recommends riv-
er aad harbor Improvements, and for
eign policy.
The majority report was sustained
cheeIfully by Delegates from Ohio and
Michig II.
Washington, Nov "a.
There was tremendous X \. torch
light demonstration here yesterday, and
600 enthusiastic delegates from the city
Of Baltimore swelled the ranks of the