Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1861-05-09
NO. II.

fAk- oeNfeAfl OF GoF. HICKS, tt ls lscefs
Iained that Maryland VII not call 4 Con.
venuOn. The secessl0nists dare not uss
the power suddenly acquired-lhey say
all Is lost. and the State has been soti
by The Governor, rsquis:tion VIII ID
tune be made for Federal volunteers, "a
arder tor the same was drawn up wheb
The outbreak occurred Ia Bal,imore.
From private information believed "a
De reliable q - believed that Virginia
aerself does not mediate an attack ca
Washington, that sub ect being lesl foF
consideration Of the Confederale States.
Their throwing troops into Virginia, is
'aid 10 be IA anticipation Of a declaration
Of war BY the Congress. as ii is expected
'hai large gathering in Washington is
ultimately intended 10 invade The Sowb.
By permission ST the Secretary Of the
Treasury the steamer Bradford Of the
Boston aud Baltimore llne will sale 20.
morrow with foil cargo for Baltimore.
She Is forbidden to call at Norfolk.
In the Maryland Legislature yeser.
DAY The Committee on Federal Relations,
made report They considered the in.
IerrupIIon OF travel an aggravated evil,
Out u taciIilleS tor invasion we're offered
TO ianalieal and excited multudes flom
lee North who publicly threatened our
destruction, II could hardly be consistent
with prudence to reopen the channels OF
intercourse with the Northern States.
Ihey cennoI be efficiently re-established
wlIeout guarantee from some quarter os
the safety and peace Of MARYLAND.
Ihe report anlmadVerls on the course
OF the general government in s,ationin-
troops al Annapolis and seizing the road
10 Washington, and considers such course
As being treated as a conquered province,
and II Is therefore the duty Of the Legs.
la'ure to ascertain the position the general
government Is 10 occupy towards this State
Ihe committee concludes with the fol-
loving: Resolved, That their be appoint.
ed commissioners 10 confer with President
Lincoln with regard 10 the present and
any proposed military occupation Of tho
State by the general government, ard
also to ascertain aud -eport whether any
arrangements are practicable for the main.
laihance OF the peace and honor of Mary.
land. Adopted by both Senate and House
The Union demonstration held laa
night Of Lexington, No. was broken up
oy the seceSsioniSls, one man was shos
but not very seriously hurt.
There was TO be Union meeting Al
81 Louis at 2 p m to-day, but il has been
suppressed by seeeisonlsls.
Denver, April 80.
An Indian Council was held al ouarters
Of Boone. Indian Agent, yesterday, ia
which depu'aIions Of Arappah1es ar
Camanches took part, good feeling was
expressed. and it is hoped the threatening
storm Of Indian hosIIlllies will Be dissi.
pated.
FT KEARNEY. May 4, A W.
Pony Express passed 10 A NJ, brings
San FIancIsco dates 10 April 24lh A NJ:
The alledged corruption case ia. the
Assembly involving the integrity Of tbs
chairman OF committee on Claims has
resulted in the conyIcIing one Of the clerks
of an attempt u make heavy brokerage
by assuming to represent the committee.
The clerk Was discharged.
The settler difficulties in Santa Clara
County continues, and II is alledged that
LOO men are ready to take up arms 70
resist the enforcing Of the decree Of The
court ejectIng settlers from the SIX leagues
Ut land known as the ChebnIlO Ranch
Gov Downing some days ago sent a mes
senger 10 demonstrate with the settlers
and endeaVor TO persuade them % restore
order by submission 10 the laws, bat moth.
Ing was effected. There Is a report now
Ihat the Governor proposes calling on the
military companies Of San Francisco 70
assist IN coercIng the settlers, but nothing
definite IS determined on vet.
ST. LOUIS. May 4lh, A. VI.
The Police Commissioners Of This eitv
have notified Capt Lyon. commander Of.
the Arsenal. 20 remove the soldiers sta
toned outside the Arsenal walls Oh pro-
perry within the city limits. For u s.
soldiers 10 occupy such property the com
mlssloners think IN derogation of lbs
Constitution aud laws Of the L s.
Capt Lyon replies thar he does not con.
sider such occupancy M conflict with any
law. as be has leased the property. Be-
fore taking any action on the subject be
will consult the Government 10 Washing
ton.
The commissioners intimate that their
will be trouble if the soldiers are not re-
moved and have referred The matter 10
the Legislature.
The President has issued a prcclama.
tlon calling Into service unless sooner dis
charged 1900 volunteers, and directsan
increase Of the regular army Of 8 rsqi-
n ents Of infantry, one OF cavalry, one oF
and $1,000 seamen, for not less
Ihan one nor more than three years.
ST. LOUIS, May 4th, A. BI.
The special Washington dispatch 10 the
Post sVys that u is confidently arrested
that The Government will commence ac.
i've operations against toe Confederate
forces on Monday.
Two first class steamers are now. plv-
ing between Perryville and Annapolis
daily.
VALPARAISO advices Of the 3rd say thar
an earthquake destroyed the cly of Men
doza, 5000 killed. san Juan also re-
ported destroyed.
Connecticut Legislature unanimously
appropriated S20OO,0OO for military pur.
poses.
Sortfharp csr,rs 80 f,---r - - q.