The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-15
OF THE GOLDEN GATE.

ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE.
The mail steamer Golden Gate arrived from
Panama on Monday morning.
There is no intelligence by way Of Tehuan-
tepec.
From the dispatches In the Marysville papers
of Yesterday, we make the following summary;
A Syracuse paper of May 18th, says that a
terrible railroad accident occurred that morn
ing to the express train, about mile west OF
Jordan. After the engine had passed Jordan,
a COW jumped in between the tender and the
baggage car, throwing the baggage car and
two passengers cars Off the track. The Con-
ductor Thos Clifford, was killed on the spot,
two passedgers fatally injured, and fifteen 9TH
ers more or less seriously hurt.
Judge Douglas left Washington, May 18th,
for New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, May 19th.--Letters received at
the State Department, brought by the Arago
from Mr. Dallas, state that strenuous efforts
we're being made by England. in conjunction
with other powers, TO arrest the progress OF
bostilities and make another attempt at media
tion.
ButterfieId, Fargo & Co., Overland Mail con-
tractors, are here looking after their interest.
1t is said that the Post Office Department. on
the retrenchment principle, contemplate aboI-
ishing their contract, and with that view have
consulted the Attorney General as to the power
to do 30. Most of the Cabinet are adverse to
such step, believing that retrenchment in
some other direction would be better.
European News.
The London Times continues to assert its be-
lief in an alliance between France and Russia,
and argues that Russia would not have gone so
far as she has without a previous understand
ing with France.
TURKEY-The London Times Vienna cores
pondent says we are on the eve of rising IN
European Turkey. The political agitation in
the Southern provinces was exceedingly great.
The Porte has about 100000 men concentrated
at Shula. and Omer Pasha was coming rapidly
from Dagdad.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th.
The following dispatch was telegraphed to
New York from ST. Johns. New Foundland, on
the 10th of May-tbe day on which the steamer
sailed-excusively to the Bulletin. 1t is three
days later than what has been already publish
ed here:
ST. JOINS, May 20tb.-The steamship City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 1lth of May,
via Cork on the 18th inst. passed Cape Race at
o'clock yesterday morning, on her way to
New York where she will be due on the 23d OF
May. The City of Baltimore was boarded by
the news yacht of the Associated Press, which
has brought to this port the annexed summary
of her news. No battle had taken place. The
Austrans, apparently, exhibited much indecis-
ion, and kept occupying places and then aban-
doning them. There had, indeed, been no ma.
terial change in affairs since the departure of
the Canada. Heavy rains had prevailed and
continued up to the latest accounts.
A bulletin from Vienna explains that the
Austrians had taken position between the Pc
and the Sezia rivers to await the better wealth
er before resuming the offensive. The Emperor
Napoleon, accompanied by the Prince Napoleon
quilted Paris on the 10th of May, for Genoa.
The Empress is proclaimed Regent during the
Emperor's absence. The Sandman General,
Del La Marmora, had made the river Dora his
strategical line. The Austrans were fortifying
their position on the Sezia. Marshal Canrobert
was said to be directing the operations of the
Allies from Alexandria. The Austrians were
suffering much from sickness. The Sardinians
were preparing grand reception for Napoleon
at Genoa. The Austrans were expected soon
to have three quarters Of million of men un-
der arms. The Austrsns had declared Ancona
in state of siege. The pope had protested
against this action, and Austria was to recon-
slider it. No more details we're received up to
1.15 P. NJ, to-day, May goth.