Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-13

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s.. Lora guns 2 a. 3.
nv c,ska Csss Csmp Henion 8. hss been eou
mitdoheI I 3 Otn Lyout f erganl1e 81 many fl1an
- ~ tay riast ina 8 Lnioa Hone eaa1 in Benz
- Hne etse
Waahinrlea. eh-Co k1cieI of ne naval brig
s4A ffaief ttat tisp bntor nov has orders tFDm tae
President and sseFttay ~ var ~ ecs tne nafel
bri0nfe Hst fc fan compliment q l-ey ne1 e21
as-n 81 o4Bc4 ~ the President "a &c 1nao
Nay.
fbs CaFairycompany captprsi 81 Alezandna took
tht oath 81 nllesaeeste &c E~ofennment to-er5 -
uefe released.
ne Noaaesi6h nesny ready % go. AZ 80
or8rr aesncu hare hed cteam ~ ready % esN"
IiIf,rsf lr,ore hars been ordered % Chamber
tarz inIladne a. early advance On Harperl Ferry.
pr5bahly an acton ail take fiace io-nou0u.
Nsas1res have been fakea % ascertain Immediate
Hh5r uarg II tbc tAise months men VII remain
dunattae var. Jhe result va decide the admina-
tranen fsiafiVe D. calling Dut 8 n1H levy.
There seems 10 dsutt hut that Boauregard h pre-
t1riue fr a. fdrhnee % Ae1aDlna
Miit ryE 1sig to-day at Warrington et conaae!-
81 viii annsaai cauiion and reliable iormatio 81
-Tsr AZ Memphr refuses 70 distribute
fhe maiis. Ibs Poet Master ocnenl orders The
EonrhE oGsa discontinued, aDd az fo4tmaateu 90
foruin h lhe dead letter oMce al letters directed
arrs~ Yonros. b.h.-Tbis morning the Harriet
Iaro EXCHANGED abont IS ah0s with Tee Pig Point
batter. neang opposite the Newport News On TIE
Ianrr sQer. She received two shofs and bad
frencn ptsnded severely. She Was about q d q
mile from ahe brtey having seven embrnsurcs which
disclosed heavy peiccs. I've Of the Harriet Lane
shells burst immediately ever them.
The night before last Eve companie1 vent % he
hAif-wag honse between Hampton and Yorktown.
Gen Buticf hag spent the day at newport News
Adie1ath - the Tribune says those who Wit
neaeI The firing from Newport News with good
riafcs believe shciia from The Harriet Lane took ei-
test within TIE works, and cars were seen % move
ar ftircoriccsured with thc dead. The bettcry has
twelve guns. The Lanes purpose was merely % feel
their Ere and Determine the character Of he work.
She resolved one shot through her buiHarA nom
riaed fun.
"a that some Kentucky eeossionists had established
q camp al Eiiiotts mills, kys ten miles from here,
cent two companies 10 that place, bat when they ar
rived the enemy bad fed. Col Wickihc who re-
presents ke1tucky in teml-o0cia character visited
Gen Prentiss to-day for the parp0se Of protesting
againat this Invasion Of Kentucky soil. Gen Prem
tss showed several Letters from The western part Of
the State askine protection from ru1lanism, deelar-
ing Il bis Intention 20 send troops I'm whatever diroo-
oction and upon such soil ashis 9ofernment ordered.
Israel Blanchard another secession eympathiser hE-
ing near Carbonda.e has been arrested and sent to
Springfield for trial.
ST.. LOUIS, June Jpn.
The New York Posts Washington dispatch Of the
9th. says there Is 20 doubt bat me Government has
az last made one military movement q which tne
sfe kept 10 Ignorance.
On Tuesday rightlast the steamer klotilla, lying
40 AcQuia Creek, was reinforced with troops. Ihia
looks like an early collision &C that point The
Washington correspondent says u g be-
49, d. 800 AmI| - aLn mrnn|n On and mhrmf
Frederick are disnnionists, aDd that their cause has
ground since the Legislature come tofciher.
The Union men moa are la fear Of 5OhnstOnB force,
pickcts thrown out from pointof Rocks come
within three miles Of tredencks, 70 Nnicn pace tne
army can be transported Ia q few hours, ar
rived there 90 would be within i've hours Of balti-
From another source we learn that 300 OF q
rebel regiment Of zoo encampod opposite Williams
pIrt have deserted. Gen Johnston ] Fery unpopular
IN concurrence 81 his f0rceablo seizure Of provisions
and horses and Wagons Il is increased BY q pro-
under which al males between the age Of
IS and 30 years IN country within 40 or 50 miles Of
~liarpors Ferry are 30 be mustcrcdinto service. ten
Patterson a advancing TO oo-opente with oen ne
Clelland. a column Of Gen heClelands command
probably advance TO within "a hours Of the ether
eide Of the Potomac towards Manassas Junction.
It Is doubtful whether the Harpcrs Ferry rebels
have time 10 join their forces at Manassas june
fion, ~ not they VIII be surrounded. AZ they do
laere viii probably be a brief and decisive battle,
N.I.IANINNI- ~ NMA W|MANIAA"M - NAA |Mr
Washington, 6.-Iho Secretary a War has ap-
I8tutcd the folioNing paymasters III the army
Thos Bailen aud Chas + Larnod Of No; John ~.
Hensey, Jas W Finney and d Webster Of IT,; Mr..
Cramback and ~ HI Gould Of Indiana; D Taylor,
John Il Gr0sbock and Dwight Bannes.er Of Ohio;
;. Howard Of Michigan; Thos J McKeano Of IoWas 7
Il Paulding Of MINI.
The President has appointed Jonas o Clark, Dis
trict Attorney and ] . Sitton Marshall for the
Western District Of No.
Il viii Be rooollocted that some weeks ago the
government seized the dispatches Of Gle st tie
Telegraph Offices. The examination Of those dis
patches Is now progressing, Some curious develop
ments are being made. Among then is found q dis
patch from Mr.. Harvey, our lately appointed minis
ter 70 Partugal nothing the government Of South
Carolina Of the Sitting out Of the expedition 10 re-
infcrce Fort Sumpter ard Of the destination. Dir.
liarvcy's dispatch was the first reliable information
the rebels had Of the magnitude and destination Of
the expedition. Mr. Harvey e a native Of SO, but
for years was a resident Of Philadelphia, end editor
Of the Philadelphia North American. For many
years he vas the Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Times. he vas appointed 70 the Portu-
gal mission because Of ais ~prolessed devotion 70 the
fr Q Soil party.
Il Is ascertaincd from an eyewitness Of the late
fight at Fairfax, 10 of the enemy we're killed and
probably two or three more. Reliable information
pat The los Of the enemy in The AFFAIR az Acquia
Tue plan 81 operations az Harper's Ferry is grad
ually being developed. The FIRST move viii probably
be % dislodge the rebel forces and their batteries az
The point q Rocks. The force nov at Frederick
some li,00e sirony win attempt their di~slodgement.
They have quite q numboE Of "a pound cannon
which From tie Nd side can operate most cdectually
amongst she batteries Of The rebels which are IN o
very exposed position.
Baidmore THE Steamer Adelaide has arrived
from Fortress Monroe. The Quaker City had cap
turcd smother valuable prize. The Harriet Lane
alss captured q sloop.
On Monday night, q steamer from Norfolk with 2
nag az truce Brought M DID Point $50 women and
children refugees. They cay that many more are
ccming. An Important military movement was m
dcrsiooi b Be on lac point Of execution when tbs
stoamefl-n.
Sr. Louis, sth, A n.
Mr.. Taylor, Mayor If this city has withdrawn his
tender rcdeuation and Wil continue IN Omce.
The Sec'y 81 War has informed the Louave rcgi-
nient Of this eity that they viii be accepted, The
corps viii 10 Immediately mustered into service.
The Dcmooratieafus that the sccessionisis In south
east no are becoming Troublesome 20 Union men,
end have commenced driving the latter cut.
Companies arc being formed under the military
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