Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
Fr- KEARNEY. Nov. sc

The Western stage cOacn from OenVeT
passed here for Omaha at about 3 o'clock
P. M. yesterday, with 8 passengers, the
U. S. Mails, aud Messenger Hinckley,
with Sl2,S00 in dust. By this arrival
our advices from the Peak are Denver
Goth, A. NJ. Weather clear, nights
very cold, snow melting in day time.
Both houses of the Legislative Assembly
Provisional Government a adjourned from
Denver to Golden City on the "a inst.
The remainder of the session will be held
at that place. 50 freight wagons be-
longing to Alex. Majors, arrived on the
24th. Large numbers are still leaving
for the San Juan mines, and three thou
sand reported returning disappointed.
This rumor needs confirmation. G. S.
Hinckley, of Hinckley's s. Co.'S Express,
has been appointed agent for the Missouri
and Western Telegraph Company at
Denver City. BY this arrangement, mes
sages can be forwarded to all points in
the gold region by express coaches leav-
ing Fl. Kearney four times per week.
This brings Denver within three days of
the States. 1t is reported here this morn
ing that the Kearney City Blues yester-
day killed two Indians and wounded some
others who resisted their claim to some
stolen horses.
CHARLESTON, S. G. 90.
The remaining four banks have sus-
pended specie payment. The steamship
Casarraba takes the place Of the Isabella
and leaves on Friday for Havana.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 90.
The n. Y Times correspondent says
Hon. John Sherman, Chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means, intends
to put through the appropriation bill al
the earliest moment of the session, in or
der to allow Congress during the short
session to discuss and settle the sectional
difficulties which present themselves
He is expected on Saturday. Hon
Green Adams of Kentucky says his State
may be considered for the Union at all
times until the rights of those States are
actually assaulted. The Cabinet held a
meeting yesterday. 1t is rumored thai
the Southern members were averse tc
Mr.. Buchanan discussing the question OF
secession in the Message, they deeming
it advisable to wait until a formal decla-
ration had been made by. seeding States
when the subject would be treated IN a
special message.
New YoRK, Nov. 80,
1t is understood that George Briggs
member of Congress from this city, ha;
proposed a detailed plan for a measure
substantially like the Albany Journal:
plan, with the restriction of the Missouri
Compromise line west of the Rocky
Mountains is the main feature.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. %.
The meeting of the bank director:
agreed TO suspend Immediately. Il is
deemed probable here that Mr.. Yancey
will be appointed by the Alabama Legs
lature Commissioner to attend the South
Carolina Convention. Il is now consi.
dered certain here hat the ordnance Of
secession will be passed either on the l7tl
or 18th of December. Our representa-.
tives are leaving for Washington. Or.
d~inance and ammunition have been land.
ed from a schooner at Fort Moultrie.-
Some of the army officers say that nov
Moultrie is impregnable. A dispatch L
the n. Y. Herald from Wash ington say,
that the Navy Department has received
dispatches from the flag officer Pende
grass, with dates from Vera Cruz L
Nov. 2lst. Mr. Mclean was at Jalap,
The robbery of the English Legation
which was 10 charge al the time Of the
Spanish Minister, is confirmed. TIL,
health of the officers and crew of III,
squadron is good. The ST. Louis had ar
rived at Vera Cruz. The Pawnee is o.
her way home, and will go into Pbiladel
phia.
MILLEDeEvILLE, Ga, Nov. %.
A bill has been introduced in the Hous
preventing the levying of any execution
from Courts of the U. S. against the pro
perry of citizens of Georgia prior to Dec
18Th. The sales under such process |
be void. A debate took place ia lh
House on the bill to protect the citizen
of Georgia. An amendment was offere
to extend the provisions of the bill I
every State which voted for Lincoln, wa
agreed to. Mr.. Mcdonald opposed Ia
bill and amendment, expressing war;
Union sentiments, and moved an amend