Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-21
Greenock with the intention of running

Greencck with the intention of running
the blockade.
Baltimore, Nov. ID.
Old Point boat has arrived here
Charleston parars Of 18th inst, state Gen
Lee Is making extensive preparations 10
defend beaufort. The place Is not occu-
pied by Gen. Sherman. Negroes are
engag. d in removing cotton and every
properiv, and that two yankee gun boats
are aground near the village. The
Charleston Courier states there Is little
cotton stored at or near Beaufort
Messrs. Hope and Bayard, who reside
in Hilton Island, set fire to every building
on their premises and their crops, leaving
a mess of ruins behind. The guns of the
Lady Davis and Huntress have been
placed in a battery at Port Royal Ferry
under command of Donovan, where a
stand will be made. A large number Of
families have ID Savannah FOR The mp
per country. ccording TO the Charles
ton papers there were no signs OF Gen.
Sherman taking possession Of Beaufort.
The Ruttlage Mounted rilemen started
for Beaufort Sunday morning. A de-
attachment of mounted ridemen Of Col.
Chingman's regiment was also on the
way. The Charleston Mercury contains
the manner IN which the Southern Con-
federacy have prepared for the emergen-
cy.
New YoRK, Nov. Is.
The Champion brought S479. coo in
treasure. Among the passengers were
Senator Smith Gen Sumner and seven
hundred men of the 81 infantry. Elk
Senator Gwynn vas also a passenger IN
der arrest. Calhoun Denham and Brett
of California were arrested as the Uncle
Sam was entering the bay Of Panama by
order Of Gen Sumner. Papers compro-
missing them with secessioni5ts were
found aboard.
New YORK, Nov. Is.
The Steamer CoatsecoIcos has from
Port Royal 18Th P NJ arrived here last
night the troops had all been landed and
the stores and ordnace from the various
vessels of the feet were being discharged
A number Of the transports would be
soon ready to leave.
Il Is rumored that the Union pickets
on the opposite side Of The island near the
Savannah ferry had been attacked by the
rebels. ReinforcementS mere being
sent from the fort.
The Federal troops would take formal
possession of Beaufort on thursday (l4)
The Coatsacolcos passed the gun boats
Monticello and ConriclIlion the 18th off
frying pan shoals bound south.
Quincy. Ill. Nov. 16.
Col. Jemmeson's lst Kansas Cavalry
Regiment left Leavenworth for Sedalia.
Mo-, on 18th. Jemmison has issued a
proclamation to the people of the pro
slavery country of Mo-. warning them of
his approach, and threatening death and
destruction to all if they don't stop giving
aid and comfort to the enemy. Jemmi-
son says traitors will everywhere be
treated as outlaws, enemies of God and
man, 100 base to hold any description Of
property, and having no rights which
loyal men are bound to respect. The
last dollar and the last slave will be Ia
ken and turned over to the general Gov
eminent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
Hinton Rowen Helper, Of N. c.. au-
thor of ~"Impending Crisis has been
appointed consul to Bnena Ayers, and
Arson Stager of Ohio, appointed general
Sup't Government telegraph. A large
delegation of prominent citizens Of BalIi-
more, have visited Washington to make
an appeal in behalf of working men,
They say treason Of minority has involved
the whole ciiy in distress. Another
source of trouble has disabled the coudi.
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Secretary of the Treasury had an
interview with the commissioner of the
associated banks this P. NJ, at which an
arrangement was made for the taking of
the third so million dollar loan.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
The amount of the Federal loan taken
thus far by the citizens of Baltimore is
S10,0G0,0 Goo. The ships Lydia and John
Coltle were seized as rebel property to-
day.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.
The Richmond Examiner of 18th says,
intelligence was received in this city last
night, and conveyed to the Var Depart
ment that large forces of Federals, 10000
stsong, had invaded the eastern shore of
the State, crossing from Somerset to
Acconac county. Our whole force there
is not more than l,S00 and it will be i'm
possible TO get re-enforcements to them
across the water.
Fl. MONROE, Nov. Is.
The Frigate San Jacinto has arrived
here with MeSsrs. Mason and Slidell as
prisoners, taken from an English steamer
in the channel of the Bahamas.
New YoRK, IS.
Gen wool granted Mason and SEdel
permission to send open letters to their
friends this evening. Therman with
$4,000 men is now at Annapolis ready TO
embark. The current report is they are
to ~re-enforce Gen. Sherman. The fleet
is understood to have gone to Pensacola.
The news of another exploit may be ex-
pecIel soon. Gen Sherman is reported
TO have seized Pinckney Island all all the
able bodied negroes. No attempt has
been made to land on the nam land.
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