The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
NEVADA JOURNAL.

from the Atlantic States, and days Ia
ter from Europe.
The Isthmus is healthy, and Railroad
in good order.
FOREIGN NEws-The steamer Bar
celona, from Havre, 29th June, arrived
at n. Y. the 18th July. The Niagara,
from Liverpool 9Th July, arrived at Hal
fax, July 18th. We thus have seven
days later news from Europe.
The intelligence is highly important.
The London papers announce that
negotiations between England and the
L. S., with view to the settlement Of
existing differences, was resumed on
Monday, the 3Oth June, and under cir
cumstances which justify the belief that
matters are already in a fair train to-
wards an amicable adjustment of the
points at issue. The favorable turn of
affairs had increased the demand for
American securities, the prices of which
were generally higher Consols for
neney closed at 95s 95f ex dividend.
In the English House of Commons,
MI Moore had brought forward a mo-
ton of censure on the Palmerston cabi
net, with regard to the policy pursued
towards the L. S.; but when a decision
was had, the Palmerston and Clarendon
policy was sustained by majority of
1914 votes
Napoleon has received severe check
from the corps lcgislatif', committee of
which has refused to bestow upon the
Emperor the power of granting pensions.
The young Count of Paris has caused
sensation by writings letter, disapprov-
ing of the fusion projects of the Orleans
faction.
The Paris papers condemn the diplo-
matte policy of our Government and the
social habits of Americans in Europe
BY, the subsequent arrival of the steam
cr Fulton via Havre we have received
the important intelligence of the sub
stantial settlement of the difficulty be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States growing out of the construction of
the meaning of the terms of the CLAYTON
Bulwcr convention.
A treaty has been negotiated between
Great Britain and Honduras by which
the Bay Islands are retroceeded to the
last named powerand on such conditions
as are acceptable to our Minister, Mr..
Dallas and in accordance with the pol
icy of our government.
DOMESTIC NEws-ln Congress July
9TH bill to promote the efficiency of the
Navy was taken up. Mr.. Toombs made
a speech upon the subject.
Ia the House voting on the resolu-
tons expelIing Mr., Brooks for his as
sault upon Mr.. Sumner and censurlng
Nessrs. Edmondson and Kcitt for their
participation in the act commenced
All the amendments and substitutes
were voted down and upon the resolu-
ton of expulsion the vote stood 121 to
-. Two-thirds not voting for the res
olution It was declared not adopted
After the result was declared Mr.. Is.
addressed the House at some length in
his defense and concluded by announ-
cling that he had resigned his scat
Pending the question of the resolution
affecting Mr.. Edmondson and keitt the
House adjourned.
In Senate, the House bill appropriat-
ing $50 900 for a road from Ft. Ridgley
in Minnesota, to the South Pass, Rocky
Mountains. in Nebraska, was passed.
The bill for promoting the efficiency
Of the Navy was amended, so as to
allow the victims of the late retiring
board to be tried by court of inquiry
and then reported on favorably, to be
re-appointed by the President and con
fined by the Senate, finally passed by
a vote of 26 TO IL
In The House substitutes for the reso-
lutions, reported by the Investigating
Committee censuring Messrs Keitt and
Edmondson for their participation in the
Sumner and Brooks fracas were present
ed enabling action to be taken separate
" in each case. The resolution ceusur-
ing Edmondson was rejected by vote
Of 60 to 126. The one eHeeting Mr.
Keitt was adopted lO6 to 96.
Illinois contested election referred
back TO the people. Gen. Gadsden has
resigned his post as Minister 10 Mexico,
and Mr.. Forsyth. editor Of the Mobile
Register, had been appointed in his
place 1t Is said Mr.. Mason, our Minis
ter to France. hasresigned. The schol-
ars Of St. Michaels church. PhiladeI-
phia, attended by their friends. teachers,
aud Pav Mr. sheridan left that city M,