Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-27
By the St. Joseph, BrOwnville and Denver Telegraph
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SENATE, 2Olh.-Pugh replied 10 Wade
denou1cing the speech Of the latter as IN
flaming and putting an end to the hope o.
compromise, if sustained.
The Vice President announced as
Committee on Powell's resolution, Hun
ter, Crittenden, Seward. Toombs. Doug
las, Davis, Wade, Bigler, Rice, Doolittle
and Grimes.
BY request, Davis was excused owing
10 the condition Of his State.
HOUSE. The Committee Of the Whole
on the Pacific Railroad adopted Curti;
substitute for western border Missouri
and Iowa two converging lines, '%uniting
200 miles from Missouri river, thence
one line toCalifvFnia. Also two converg-
ing lines from Fl. Smith and western Dor
der Louisiana. to unite with Southern
road chartered Texas.
In the course of the debate Mr.. Gar
nett said these measures were designed
for political effect, and suggested il was
doubtful whether there would be another
Presidential election. South Carolina by
the glorious action of her people had to-
day, al half past one. withdrawn from the
Union. Suppressed applause.
Committee rose and reported bill back,
and Pacific Railroad bill passed by SO to
to 78.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 20.
A resolution was offered for the APP
pointment Of three Commissioners to pro-
coed to Washing ton and lay the ordinance
before the President, requesting him te
communicate the same 10 Congress, and
treat with the government for delivery Of
the forts, &C., mp TO last day of February,
provided the forts in the meantime be al
lowed to remain as at present. Also treat
and settle in regard to the public debt
and division of property.
Mr.. Ingolls reported the ordinance of
secession. 1t was passed unanimously at
Ira past l. 160 members voting. I'M
mense cheering.
The Clerk was ordered to telegraph
the members at Washington.
Before the passage of the ordinance, a
rambling debate took place in regard to
the condition in which the State would be
left in the absence of the laws Of Con-
gress generally. It was conceded the
State laws would be sufficient until il
could be decided what should be done.
The ordinance was ordered engrossed
on parchment, to be signed by the Presi-
dent and members.
Mobile. Ara, Dec. %.
South Cardinals secession was celebra-
ted here by military parade and firing
of 100 guns amid great rejoicing.
Dec. 2l.-There is an immense secas-
sion meeting here to-day.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 90.
A salute of 100 guns was fired Id honor
Of the secession of South Carolina, amid
great rejoicing.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 20.
Gov. Moore has ordered 100 guns to
be fired in honor of the secession Of SC.
New O1LEANs, Dec. 81.
The secession of South Carolina was
received with demonstration of Joy and
100 guns were fired. the Pelcon flag man
ifested, inpromptu speeches made, the
Marsailles played and the bust Of CAL
ho1n displayed decorated with a cocade.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 81.
A dispatch from the editor the Missis-
%sippian, Jackson, to the Miss. delegation
in Congress, states that Mississippi has
elected a large delegation 10 the State
Con. ia favor separate State secession, say
20 of the 100 delegates, by a popular
majority 10000.
New YoRK, Dec. %.
The Tribune states that Mr.. Lincoln
is utterly oppsed to any concession or con-
sequences that shall yield one iota of the
position occupied by the Rep. party on
the subject Of slavery in the territories.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec, %.
An enthusiastic meeting was held here
last night and Is guns fred to ratify the
secession of South Carolina.
BALTIMORE, Dec %,
South Carolina secession produced not
the slightest impression here.
R1oHMoND, Va, Dec. %.
The secession of South Carolina seems
to give great satisfaction here. A mo-
venaent is on foot to raise the Palmetto
flag with Is stars from the Custom house.
a paper requesting Mr.. Bolts to leave
the State is being signed by many infu-
entail citizens.
WAsHINeToE, Dec. %.
The Cabiaet was IN session oil day dis
cussing the national crisis.
Severed S. G. officers inthe navy have
resigned their commissions.
Prominent citizens of Lancaster, Pa,
say that so sure as Fl. Moultrie is taken
by the s-ecessionists, Mr.. Buchanan's re-
sidence viii be burned to ashes.
CHARLEsTox, S. o. ..
The House adopted a resolution for
feeding and Transporting troops; also es-
tablishing telegraph lines to all exposed
points, and giving the Gov. authority oA-
er all telegraphic lines in case Of war
WILMISeToS, Del, Dec. %.
100 guns were fred in honor Of s, G.
secession. Is guns were fired at Port
smouth and the Palmetto flag was holsted.
FT. KEARNEY, Dec. "a.
c. o. @. & P. p. Express Coach passed
at 2 p. NJ. Left the following
Denver. 2Oth-Kelly, on trial for the
murder Of Doyle, was acquitted yester-
day