Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
DwIcnr STATION, September q.


The Royal Party attended Presbyte.
rian Church yesterday. The Prince and
party have gone cunning will return
this evening. The Prince Is pleased
with this point of the road, and the pros
pect of a four days quietness and sporI
on the prairies. Their courier has gone
forward to arrange for the arrival Of the
Royal Party at St. Louis and CINCINNATI.
DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. "a.
Entries are increasing and already
nearly equal to the whole number Of
last year.
Hon. S. A. Douglas will visit the Fair
grounds on Wednesday, and the Prince
Of Wales probably on Thursday.
New YoRK. Sept. "a.
A widos named Hannah Jones, was
shot dead at noon to-day in Morris street
by VIM. Norris, to whom she was engag-
ed 70 be married. .
PHrLADELPH1A, Sept. "a.
Purser Abbott of the SloOp-of-W War,
Pawnee was discharged by the Court to-
day.
PITTsBURG, Pa. Sept. 20
One of the most appalling calamities
that ever occurred, took place here at !
p. NJ, to-day. The boiler in the Mar
bic Works of w. w. Wallace exploded,
killing several men. Number not yet
ascertalned. Parts of the Boiler passed
through the building, reducing the back
part to a heap of ruins, striking the front
of Rober: Bakers Clothing Store oppo-
site side of Liberty Street, killing the
proprietor, who was standing at the door.
His head being nearly taken off, 1t then
passed through the rear of the store into
Schwartz's Lager Beer Saloon, which ii
nearly demolished. A German named
Schwartz who was standing in the Saloon
was killed. The boiler landed in a Pres
byterian graveyard.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 25.
Douglas and Johnson are here to-day.
The speaking is in the Park. The far
mers crowd in from the surrounding coun-
try. The procession was over n hour
in passing Court House.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Lord Renfew will arrive here on Fri
day night, and will have a quiet recep-
ton. A grand ball will be given in his
honor at Pixies Opera House on Saturday
evening. The Prince and suit will be
present.
LEAvENwoRTu, Sept oath.
Gov. Seward and Party ARRIVED this
morning by boat and we're received by
Wide Awakes and escorted to the Plan
ter's House amid firing Of canon and
cheers Of the People, where brief adj
dresses were made by Seward, Nye and
Adams. The Governor viii be serenad-
ed this evening.
NEw YoRK. Sept. 25th.
Official advisers at Washington an
Genl Selian about leaving Vera
Cruz with troops to operate against Mex
leo. Marquee has been liberated by Mi
ramon and given command of a division
of 5000 men. TIE Times correspon-
dent at Gallo states that the commander
of the U. S. Naval forces in the Pacific
had been called upon by the American
Minister and ordered at once to Panama.
ALBANY, Sept, 25.
James T. Brady, candidate for Gov
ernOr on the Breckenridge Ticket made a
speech here tonight. He made war to
knife agains! the Douglas Democrats
declaring that if Lincoln was elected,
Douglas would be his Sec,y of State and
Everett fill Stewards place in the Senate,
in which event the Republican party
would be the only national party, and
would be in the ascendant, and that after
this election Douglas would not be heard
of again. His speech is regarded as a
fatal blow TO the success of the Democra-
cy in this State.
BosTox, Sept. 25th.
The Brig "General' of New York
hailIng from Georgetown arrived. The
Captain and all hands sick of Yellow Fee
yer.
OMAHA, Sept. 26th.
1t is rumored here that the Pawnees,
and Sioux Indians have had another fight
near the Pawnee reservation. l3 Sioux
and II Pawnee killed. Agent ellis
has been sent out to quiet the disturbance
DwIGHr STATION, Sept, %.
Lord Renfrew and suit express them
selves highly pleased with the two days
sport on the Prairies. To-day the par
ty bagged one hundred and eighty-four
Chickens, of which Lord Renfrew killed
%. They leave for St. Louis On special
train at s o'clock, tomorrow morning.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25th.
The N~eopoltan Minister has taken
leave of our port. His diplomatical func.
tons having been terminated by the re-
cent revolutionary events in his own coun-
try.
PHILADELFHIA, Sept. 25.
The Republicans of the 18th District
have nominated D. K. Shoemaker, Of Car.
bon for Congress. In the 9TH DistricI
the Republicans have nominated H. C.
Longnecker and the Democrats have nom.
mated Thomas B Cooper of Lehigh fol
Congress.