The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07
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handles Rancho containing seventeen
thousand and eighty acres has been con-
frmed to D. L. Fernandez and others.
The instructions relative to the oper-
ations of troops now detailed for Utah
have been completed.
1t is designed by the Government to
create separate military department of
the territory under the command Gen.
Harvey who will have force of nearly
5000 men fully equipped in the field.
Col. Jack Hays now Surveyor General
of California, it is said will be transferr-
ed to Utah in similar capacity. Col.
Richardson has resigned tie Governor
ship of Nebraska, and Gov. lizard will
return to the territory and resume his
duties in that capacity.
The Levenworth Kansas Journal
announces that the twelve regular dem
ocratic candidates have been elected by
an average of 420. The average vote
of the Independents was 1852.
Gen. Concha has been removed from
the Governor Generalship of Cuba.
Gen. La Sunde is his successor.
VIM. Cary Jones, son-in-law of ex-
Senator Benton, and Mr.. Harris. son-in-
law of Com. Morgan have passed thro'
Panama on their way to Costa Rica.-
The latter was accompanied by Mr..
Webster, one of the late Costa Rican
ENJOYS to our Wall street fillibusters
and the would be grantee of his own ac-
count of the Nicaragua Transit Route
The Nicaragua route is the stakes for
which they are laying their plans. The
former for Vanderbilt. The latter for
Morgan.
A treaty has been negotiated and will
shortly be concluded between our Gov
eminent and Nicaragua which will be
entirely satisfactory to United States
The object which is to open the Nicara-
qua Transit Route. There will be no
recognition of the fillibustering Commo-
dores, in fact they were perfectly ignor
ed. The route will be placed by Mic
aragua upon permanent basis and the
rights of American citizens protected.
In consequence of non-payment of in
terest on California Bonds they have
gone down to sc and 81 cents.
Our European dates are to oath June.
ENGLAND.-A very lively discussion
has taken place in the House of Com
mons on the bombardment of Greytown,
in consequence of the action of Lord
Hamilton who rose to ask what steps
her majesty's government had taken to
obtain compensation for the British sub
jects residing at Greytown when the
town was bombarded in 1854, and if it
would lay upon the table of the House
copies of the correspondence that had
taken place on the subject, with the
government of the U. S.
The process of shipping the cable on
board the Agamemnon at Greenwich
was going briskly forward, and attracted
large numbers of distinguished visitors
Up to Saturday, June goth, 90 miles of
the coil had been taken on board the
Agamemnon. The manufacture of the
cable was nearly completed. Its total
was to be $3.50 miles. The U. S. frigate
Niagara had arrived in the Mersey, and
the process of shipping the cable on
board of her was to commence forthwith.
The elections had closed in France
The laboring classes in Paris had ex-
hibited much interest in the election,
which was understood tc have been IA
vorable to the government candidates.
The results had not been definitely as
certained.
SPAlN.-More troops had been sent
to Havana. The position of the Mex
lean question was still believed to be
very unsatisfactory, and no nearer to
an adjustment. A telegraphic dispatch
from Madrid on the goth June seys:
Srain determined to make herself re-
spected by Mexico.
CENTRAL AMERICA Costa RIGA
dates to the 4th of July; from Nicara-
qua to the SD of May; from San Sal
vador to the oath of June; from Guate-
mala to the 10th of June.
American Consul at La Union died
on board the Panama on the 18th inst,
while the ship was lying at Punta Are
mas. There were about $50 of Walk
er's deserters still at Sanjose, and "A in
Punta Arenas.
NIcARAGuA.-On the 23d, Maj. Gen.
Seovala, commander in chief of the