Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-21
From Tuesday Mornings DuIIetin.l
Quincy, Nov. Is.

From Tuesday Mornings Duiletin.I
Quincy, Nov. Is.
Washington dispatches says Govern
ment will make Beaufort an open port
The capture of Mason and Slldel created
great ioy at Washington, as did also the
brilliant exploit at Port Royal. Sec'y.
has issued a letter to Commodore Du
Pont; said rebels still crowding the troops
into Winchester to oppose The progress OF
Gen. Kelley. Gen. Johnson's force con-
gregated at Centreville; but few at
Manassas.
Fr. MOxRoE. Nov. Is.
Slidell and Mason was taken from an
English Mail steamer on the 4lh, off
B~ermudah.
Lieut. Fairfax and tl.irty-five armed
men. went on board with FIVE officers and
picked out the commissioners. They
made a feeble resistance, but were in
duced to leave. The Captain of the stea-
mer raved and swore, calling the U. S.
officers piratical yankees, sc. The Sec
retary also resisted, but himself aud col
league accompanied their employers
Slidell had his wife and four small chill
dren, who were allowed TO proceed to
Europe.
Commander Wilks had an interview
with Gen. Wool, who expressed the con-
viction that he did right.
Government has advices that the Fed
eral troops occupied Beaufort and are
fortifying it.
Several meetings Of Bank Commizs-
toner's had lengthy sessions this after
noon, at which SECRETARY Chase VA, pres
ent. They c~oncurred in the Sd 3j0,OO0.-
900 loan.
Cairo dispatches of the 16h say, the
steamer Tyler took Camp Jackson pris-
oners to Columbus, Ky.
The Memphis Appeal says many Fed
eral prisoners have been sent 10 Mem
phis. Col Dougherty. 22nd, Ill, had
recovered. Gov. of Tenn has issued an
address 70 the people calling for arms.
Gen. Hunter repudiated the treaty en-
tered into between Fremont and Price,
relative to conducting the war.
The steamer City Washington from
Liverpool 9th has arrived.
New YoRK, Nov. II.
News unimportant, London papers
are discussing the American question with
much earnestness. While they think
many acts of our Government illegal,
they condemn Lord Lyon and Earl Rus
sell for indiscreete interference.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. II.
Herald's dispatch spyS Gen. Sumner
has not been assigned to any command !;
but Mcclellan, who was formerly q Cap..
under him, will detail him to some i'm
portant position.
Soon after England, France and STain
sigDifed their intention of interfering III
Mexican affairs, our Government sent 4
man of war to the Gulf 10 look after our
interest. Another vessel was sent up
the coast to lTampico to prevent the
transmit of rebels across the country and
the shipment of cotton from The rebel
States. These precautions haG effect in
|preventinn traffic about to be maugurajed.
Lieut.. Henry A. Wise has been ap-
pointed chief Of ordidanCe in absence of
Capt. Harrod. This p. NJ, 500 steamers
under Capt. Wainwright went to Cairo.
New YoRK, Nov. IS.
The Times says when the news from
Port Royal reached Manassas, 3 South
Carolina regiments declared they would
90 home. They were not permitted to.
The Second New Jersey Brigade, 4 reg
iments, have been ordered to Annapolis,
whence they 90 10 South Carolina.
The naval force at Newport News has
been increased to check rebel expeditions
now fitting out at James River.
Mr.. Savage, vice-consul to Havana,
who has been to Key West, says a force
of $4,000 rebels is gathered off Santa
Rosa Island, 20 miles from the Fort, in
tending after being reinforced. to make
a night attack upon Wilson's Zouaves'
They were discovered and driven away
with great loss.
1000 Federal troops on their way up
the Potomac, sent d boat ashore with Gen
Dix's proclamation. 1t was well rectIF-
by the Union men.
KANSAS CRY. Nov. II.
This morning at ten O'Clock Col. An
thony, with $50 mounted men, was at
tackled on an open prairie. about ten miles
this place, by 700 rebels, under
command of Upton Hays. After a des-
perate struggle the rebels relreatsd,
seeking shelter in the woods, from which
they were again routed. Col. An.h9ny
then fell back about six miles TO await
reinforcements which will be speedily
forwarded 10 him. This is supposed to
be the same band of rebels that captured
a part of Capt. Schields' company Of
Fremont Hussars, near liitle Santa Fee.
It is SAID there are upwards of a 1000
armed secessionists in this county.
From Wednesday Mornings B%ullerinl