Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-13

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= il va before he arrival 8 Nr.Alans. Ihen
~lsitaia lsawsn0 room y denbt that the miniatry bad
onea de<7mined upen Fscoi nizing fhs soathaun
Confederacy, and fhsy ue-s enaearor1g % prer
tats auah action begors tie arrival oF ozr new Nia-
lister. IN tbs i~nssryis'g whish Ar. Adams bad sith
Lori John Raneai ne fornir very d~is.insiiy sx-
PRESSED ~ bnlief that the B rita GoFsTunent IN
tended suah ) purPoae and ehiIgsd he British mia-
isly With 8 want q eommon DIPLOMATS eoariisy
Is tins attempting % decide upon 20 vital . question
before oFsringan opportunity 70 The Adninistration
q srPsauifg TIE position IN which the government
Of this country vas placed, ths object Of the rebels
and The power 81 the GoverImsnt to suppress the
r~sbsIlion. Nr. Adams teok ossaaioa to represent 70
the British Mnister the ~iniuitieeo Of recognising the
rebels and 20 warn him that bis government Would
not permit the interfore1cs 81 any foreign govern
ment 70 prevent the mbiugafon Of the rebel states
Of ne Union.
It fs mere than probable The Spanish Government
viii decline 10 receive Carl Sehurx IS Minister to
Spain, ct least the Representatives Of Spain here at
washington DO not hesitate q express such . belief.
Two regiments Of Rufus Kings Wisconsin brigade
have been ordered 70 report 81 Warrington forth
with. The remaining four regiments Of the brigade
are ordered to hold themselves in readiness to come
70 W~ashington ia As hours nd tee.
The suggestion Of The Chicago Tribune that Gov
Yates should appoint a Douglas democrat as success
sor 70 Senator Douglas does Rot met with much IA
vOr in Washington. Il is probable that Judge Davis
or Josse A Norton win b appointed.
The Times correspondent lays that Gen Bsaurs-
gard is said to have declared be intended to concen-
trate $1,000 or 10000 men at Manassas Gap and
make their position impresnable and when the fedsr-
al forces are spent in trying to disI9dge them, then
be is going t0-utterIy oVerWhelm and destroy them.
Government is in possession Of many letters from
Northern men to Southerners showing there are yet
many traitors in the north. A clergyman from
Beaufort, n. G. states that men and arms are plenty
there but no cash. Farmers complain at receiving
scrip, and be thinks Union cIuhs could be formed
their If backed By the Government. The Tribune's
dispatch says Gov Hickshas warned the Government
Of the peril m~enacing the capitol from bis State and
requesting that a force bssent to Frederick city and
. reinforcement Of the rsquiTmsnts at BALTIMORE
Marshall Bonsforl states that there are 10000 sec
eessionists ID Baltimore, with concealed arms waiting
. favorable opportunity 70 rise.
Washington I0.-Ths second Michigan regiment
arrived here this morning..
The Rhode Island regiment left By railroad this
morning taking with thsm the Marine battery, dosti-
nation supposed to be Harpers Ferry. Alarge num-
Der Of mechanics are employed at the railroad sta
ton fitting together detached transporsations, wag-
Ons and ambulances, ami a number ofhorses recent
y arrived here ere being trained BY the artillery
men.
Preparations for an additional movement Of troops
from this city are visible in oil directions; but they
produce no undue exSittment among citizens.
New York, Ioth.-Tha steamer Fulton from South.
amptOn 20 arrived thiI morning with three days
later news. The @City Of baltimore" had arrived
at Qreenstown, France. The Times Paris corres-
pondent says there is no reason Why Hayti may not
soon excite the commiseration Of the French En-
peror precisely for the same reason that the DOmini-
cans had excited that Of she Spanish Government.
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ST. LOUIS, June II, P. N.
Gov G Jackson, Gen Sterling Price, Col F P
Blair, Jr, are having an interview at the Planters
House to-day. Much anxiety is manifested to the
result Of the conference.
New York, 1.-THE Tribune's dispatch says a
letter receiv ed from aboard the Amacosta says they
werein hourly expectation Of being ordered to attack
Pig Point Battery in connection with Che Harreit
Lane and Cumberland. They also expected to pay
a visit to sewaI's Point and Crany Island. a warm
time was anticipated.
It appears that Arlington Heights we're on the
point Of being attacked on Monday night. One Of
Lieut.. Thompkins' company came in towards mid
night to the camp Of the 60th regiment reporting the
enemy coming in force With cavalry, infantry and
artillyry at a distance Of only two miles. Oar troops
were formed in line Of battle, but for some cause
unknown the rebels concluded at The last moment to
defer their project and withdrew.
The order recalling minister Harvey goes out in
Wednesdays steamer. Were not al our ships-Of-
war absolutely required for the blackade be would
be brought home in a man of-War as q prison. IN
der the circumstance be win be allowed to choose bis
own conveyance to America. His guilty is denied in
in some quarters, but this i useless for the evidence
is overwhelming.
At three o'clock this morning large force marched
through Georgetown towards Point Of Rocks. The
combined forces in conjunction with Patterson's
columns and perhaps 4 Clellans win e6ectuaily sur
round Hnrper's Ferry. Intelligence deemed trust
worthy shows the rebels -~etPsating from Harper's
Ferry. Itseems the rebels resolved early intsHi-
gence Of the movements Of the troops from Wash
ingson. Il Is doubtful whether our columns can
combine ID season to make . large capture.
The rebels mean to make q stand at and perhaps
an attack from Manassas junction, which is accord
ing to reports received BY government, strong forth
fed. The cannon are in q semi-circle in the centre
81 which Is the railroad station. The rebels talk
about annking The Washington lines and capturing
TIE city directly, without going around By Balti-
mere. Il is sure that place would rise in . moment
If the capital were taken.
We have further confirmation Of the disafectiOn
al HarpsrsFsry. Three companies refused to serve
under any Dag but the stars and stripes. They ara
probably the kentaskians who hold the Maryland
Heights, and who II pEevious statement can be be-
lisved will turn their guns against the rebels Of
whom they are nonlnsl allies. Another spociaInys
this has been a day Of anxious expectation