Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
The Var for the Union.

BALTMokE, June -
MANY families have packed up ready 70 leave the
city in expoctation Of Gen. Banks proclamation,
ana at the prospect Of being ruled BY thoss they
hare no confidence in. A positive order has been
Given BY the marshall 70 avoid irritating the people
ana arrest unionists who make violent dsmonsaa
,ion.
The q. 5. deputy Marshal has instituted search
for All in private dEeIings. lot vas seized in a
lager beer saloon. Acompanyof 20 vas stopPedon
board the steamer Mary Washington. Additional
regiments Of Us. troops have arrived. Gel. Jones
reriment Is here from the Relay House and reports
arc current that the Q. 5. forces are throwing up.
entranehments about eight miles east Of Baltimore
ca the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore, June 9.
There is a great deal Of excitement here, crowds
around the police stations and marshal's Office. A
search at the marshaTs is going on, a large quantity
Of armsand munitions have been found seereted in
the cellar. In the walls beneath the floor and cellar
a case Of valuable pistols, over SOC rifles, 25 Of which
were Minnie were found. Also several supposed to
have belonged to the Massachusetts, soldiers who
we're disarmed by the mob on April 18th. It is also
estimated that 100000 percussion caps $500 ball
cartridges and 5000 long minnie hall cartridges were
found.
Sr. LOUIS, July 2, P NJ.
A Washington dispatch dated July lst,
says it Is stated on good authority that
the morning of the 4th of July will find
Fairfax left in possession of Federal
troops. A column will move on the place
and drive out 81 capture FIVE thousand
rebels who now hold it.
If the programme was carried out, Col.
Stone took possession of Maryland nights
and Harper's Ferry to-day one piece of
artillery placed there will prevent the
rebels from ~re-occupying the place,
1t is generally believed here that the
general advance will be ordered to begin
on the 4lh of July.
We learn, from a gentleman. Just from
the west, that Gen. McClelland com.
mands a force of over 10000 men in the
heart of Western Virginia, and is super.
intending in person virtually importan'
movements against The enemy.
Gen. Fremont has received instruction.
to proceed 10 Harper's Ferry to command
the division under Gen. Patterson.
Fortress Monroe, July 1st.-A flag O
truce has just come from Norfolk, will
l., DR.. Richards, physician to the President
A special dispatch to the New Yorl
, Commercial Advertiser, dated Washing
, ton 2nd, says Treasury rates, of the de
nomination of fifty dollars, and redeem
able in w years are aloat in business
circles.
The Republicans hold a caucus to-mor
row night when they viii probably agreI
: upon a candidate who will be elected Of
5 the first ballot on Thursday.
: 1t is by no means certain who will hav
the place. Col. Blair's military prestag
is much in his favor for speaker.
: The Virginia Convention has passed al
= ordinance declaring it to be treason TO
), any citizen of Virginia to hold office Unde
). the federal Government after the lst o
July.
Louisville, July 2nd.-The Journal 0
\, this morning hasa letter dated Knoxville
=. 29th ult, saying s companies of c%avalr,
1 and infantry have gone from there Il
S Cumberland and Wheeler's Gaps, I
: guard them, and prevent Federal troop
from coming through Kentucky to All
Union men of East Tennessee. The,
i have been encountered by our activ,
o Union men in the mountains who swea
e they shall leave, and the Davis troop
have sent here for achievements. Tn
o Journal adds, we expect a bloody fight a
tho maintain cans for possession
4 The Journal says every breath of our
is a heartfelt aspiration for the triumph
t. of the star spangled banner. It also say
Gov. Jackson, Of Missouri, is in Wash
inUfOn