Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

mob went down Wall street to the journal
Of Commerce 10 enforce mob law or have
The Aaierican Gag hung out. The tx,
press and Day Book were compelled
under the same causes to hang out the
hae. The journal of Commerce" saved
their building by displaying the American
flag. Il is reported that a. Y. Stuart has
offered a million dollars to the Gorern-
ment. Marshall Rynders was knocked
down on Monday By deputy Rieley. The
Express says that 1t has reliable lnforma-
ton Ihat 80 persons were killed and 80
wounded in fort Moultrie. A later dis
patch says the Daily News put out the
American flag. when most of the crowd
started for the N. Y. Hotel, the head quar-
tiers of Southern visitors. The Day Book
having drawn in the flag, a small crowd
is about the Office which is guarded by the
police.
r. r. Tyler, from Savannah, arrived
in N. Y. this morning and reported that
the Harrler Lane was inside the bar
She had steam up. Also a bark rugged
steamer inside, propable the Isabel
Recruiting is going on briskly in the city,
and government regiments are rapidly
filling up. and sailors in great number are
applying for places in the navy. Work
is progressing rapidly in the navy yard,
aud the Wabash. Worth. Carabena, Sa.
vannah AMI Perry are fast being put ia
readiness. All the city regiments an.
nounce their determination to respond
when needed. but there are individual
cases in most of them not willing TO serve
against the South. The 18th regiments
unanimously voted last night 10 tender
their services TO the Government. Meet
ings are nightly and daily held by the
various regiments which are fast filling.
/ as we'll as the uher companies.
The Express special dispatch says
Gen. Scott said out loud that nothing
/ could be better than Mai. Anderson's
conduct. He is entirely satisfied. The
| N. Y. Times special correspondent has a
rumor on good authority that several Sc
+, c~essionISts IN Va. have Just seized the
! Harper Ferry and arsenal. There IS no
conformation as vel of the report. The
Trihune's SPECIAL correspondent says it is
distinctly announced On Southern authori-
Nv hat as soon as the secession act is
i passed by Va, the navy yard al Norfolk
svilI be seized. The, Gov. of Ri has
5 been autographed to come to Washington
. with his troops. IL isanot believed than
: Harpers Ferry has been seized or that
e jeff Davis in ia Richmond. Elk Vice
President Breckenridge writes from Rich
mnnd, KY. TO friends in Lexington, as
n follows: | have filled my appointments
and some extra, to immense crowds. XIV
= should call a convention without delay,
d and call an extra session of Congress, XIV.
= being confronted by Is States. This
. alone can prevent a general civil war
: The ahhorrence Of Lincoln'S proclama
: lion is immense amongst the people. Mr..
B. ctinrid =. speaks 10 Lexington to-
night aud at Louisville on Saturday.
NV Orleans dispatches of the 10Th say
n that on Sunday last the Star of The West
was seen off Indianala. The Empire aud
Mohawk Ielt on Friday evening with
troops. Her destination is unknown. G
companies Of u. S. troops under Major
Smith and Sibley are al Union Lake near
I%ndianola. waiting for companies from the
0 upper frontier. Maj RheilI has resigned
and Offered his services to the Southern
g Confrderacy.
II In New Orleans active preparation;
are making for the defense of the civ
o The council has appropriated 200 ,00C
dollars forrhe defense of the city. Every
thing in the way of military matters are
a making rapil progress.
The n. Y Herald has a dispatch tina
several vessels ale fitting ont i'm New Or
4 leans anticipating letter of marque.
At N. Y. the German Turner's have
: rendered their services. The whole
Hudson brigade of New Jersey have also
d volunteered. The 55rh regiment las
IS night waitel the arrival of the Boston
regiment to'teuder the Boston boys a sol
T dier's welcome.
n ST. L.nc1s. April Is.
Iti- reported that Clpt. ueig< with Stppars and
Miners. has gone to Fl pfck.ns. The Tins prints
AZ extract from "A letter. dated Million. Fluaida 20
miles frnm P,nsiceii. on fhe ltth, which states thar
IO.Oa0 me. were before The Fort Pickens determined
to mix, on uttH-ko on tha night Of that day. A past
Grip 10 the letter. ~ six in the evening says heavy
e cannnnadin; has been heard for the past four hours
Il nj Penst ola.
: tn. Gerlid saws the correspondent of the Times
WIS saved by the British Consul protecting him.
"a md threqfeRiHg to semi for the British feet If not
e released. n he wlSa British subject. lie was re-
: leased. and furni>aed with n plS$pnrt.
d Reports from ViIgihia last night state that Is was
u impossible TO pls< the secession ordinance. a vote
had been tax u shaving u IN linrity aylin-t it.
The crowd at Brooklyn. last night separated in
gObt hlmar after seeing the Am .rican algdlsplay-
e cd from various newspaper oHi .es.
+" T0l. Ellsworth is ordering u Znrmve Regiment Of
e 500 picked men from the fire department exclusive
ly. The frenen at Brookly are also organizin a reg
n i'm mt.
! The Yellow Nansemond,