Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1861-04-25
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ST. LoTIS. April ls-
The Governor has accepted the services of the
Seoft life guards. The 18th regiment, Hghlanders,
unanimously rendered their services last night
Meetings were hrd in nearly every armory last ght
it Is anticipated that the 7th regiment viii take
1000 men 70 Washington tomorrow. The Massa-
ehusetts regiments arrived in n. \. this 'rning.
bretktasting at the AsiOr House, MetrUpOlitan ami
1t. Nicholas They mtrshed down BrUadwdy at H.
amid the Widest enthusiasm from every street and
all the dwellings. Cheers aud cries Of Col bless,
were frequently uttered They embarked at UclOek
1ireel for Washington
Ths buard Of Irukers appropriated 1000 dollars to
equip the National guards NJ. :. The bOard Is to
meet sgaiu on Saturday.
Last nights ChaElestUnlispatehess states that some
CxriCent exists abOBt the secession of Va. II she
seceeds it is supposed that tie troops will be sent
from y. &. 60 Va. but will go before. Private
intelligence asserts that President Davis intends to
take command Of the Operations at Pensacola. The
Iron Battery at Cummings Point is being taken
down. The guns and rd-d common 10 be
moved 70 posts e0mmInlIng the channel. The
work Of tearing down and cleaning Out ~ Sumter
continues.
1000, 900 Of the Confederate States loan has been
taken in Charleston and New OrIea-s. The whole
5,00O,O0O will be issued Immediately.
Capt Piersun, of the Norfolk SteaIaef arrived in
BallimOre this morning. lie rep'Fts that the main
entrance to the harbUr Norfolk has been OSstruot
ed by the sinking Of small bjats by order Of Inv
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to 90 over the floats and that the Lbecf :: t.
prevent the G1veFnmeut vessels from ieaviay -
ordered. The Norfolk Custom Hsuss his ala, 5.,en
brOken into and a lasgs quantity of guns stored
there taken OUt. The u venue Cutter of Norfolk
has alSn been boanlri and In1 the guns seiz ID.
NJ fears a7e anticipated of trouble or detention
un the i5alt. e @. K. r. Tners is a decided Union
sehtInent tie entire line. aud nu trouble Is aP-
prehemleil at liIrpers Ferry. iiIm u attsck
there ase necessarily gr,uudleSs; the GoEernment
htviug full possession of the arHJT5, which Hih be
amply reinforced If required.
/ very large and enthusiastic meeting was held
in Hartford last evening. Ii WAS called sustain the
| Government. With the exception Of a few leading
Detn tho mas of the people are true to the
stars and stripes. The banks subscribed $4,000 to
/ the G.sv. FIR armiHg the the trOlpS.
! The Connecticut regiment vii! be Organized in a
day ur tNo au,l pnsIsbse to respond tO tue call. At
Quincy, ILL.,. the Union meeting lass night filed the
Court House and adjourned q, the PuhIie utse.-
Hon. j. y I,ITis. Br. Staples, A BrOEnInS, BaHt-
| san j, GrsmeshW and OIhs-s made speeches The
sentiment here-ls universal for tho government
NeIIhsr party indHlged threats asrins1 each 9TH
| er Parry l. lust Ia pItrIuti m
| The N,rmaa rlfe c1mIany have ofered their ser
vices T. Y lttes The guards resolved - names
on the roll yesterday
AT BuffllO this morning. company D, Maj Rey-
nOlds commander, took the required oath, and are
/ ready Tor active servise-
! cen S-roggs, who reeently resigned the Brigalier
General snip, has enrolled eOInyany Tor immedate
service.
! Ths chief operatives IF the Eeastsrn and Canada
telegraph lines have been granted = leave Of absence
i0r ihree moHths for military service, 6y their re-
/ sIeotive - peTinteDdents.
/ At Boston $40 men enrolled themselves as volUn-
teers at single re7eptvn station, between and III
| o'eiOck this morning
The Merrimae River Bank Cf Manchester, n. L.
oers the St0te 5000 aillrs for military pnrfOse
/ and the Portsm ,uth Baak S30,0a0. Enlisling Is
going on ralad IN IN the Gaanife States Ar irDvI-
/ DEM r = K " SpFague have offered 500 0du
Valanreers are coming Ia rapidly from al pats Of
the state The greatest enthusiasm prevail
A Auebe X dispatch Of to-day says in Parliamen,
/ last nieht Mr. McDuugal one of the leaders OF the
opposition from Upper Canada, stated that it the
evils now existing in consequence of the uni0n with
lower part were not otherwise remedied, an alliance
between upDer Canada and the Northern States vas
| likely % be formed.
Yesterday Edmond G. Cauington- formerly Of Va
ap,iuted ATTY General for the AJist. of Columbia
J.M. Fleming Atty for the Eaetern Dist. Of Tenn
Geo Leonard Davis paymastsr Of the Navy. CAL
Ctaries Lee JOues to-day resigned his commission a.
Admit. General Of the DisIFist Of Columbia Militia
ST. Louis, April IS.
Three thousand troops from the North
were expected in Baltimore this morning
but at l6 o'clock none had arrived. The
Harpers Ferry arsenal was fred lasI
night and abandoned by the q. S. troops
Later accounts say there was a terrible
scene on Pratt street today. The r. R
track was taken up, and troops attempted
10 march through. They were attacked
4 by a mob with brick and stones. and were
| fred upon. The fire was returned. Tive
of the 9TH regiment of Penna. troop:
vera killed and several wounded. The
/ fight Is still going on.
a second dispatch says that very IN
,7ese exesemeB, grrFalls. The sOldisri
are forcing their way shr0ugh. The
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