Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

OFct Duihtets WlcA hics1eD5e Win
flag Of truce went 10 the fort, IN a few
minutes the federal flag was again drawn
down by BIajor Anderson, aud the white
iiag again unfurled.
CHARLEsToS, April l3.
Fl. Sompter has surrendered, the con-
fedeFage flag floats over its walls; none
Of the garrison or confederate trooss are
hurt. Gen. Beauregard tas Just gone 70
FL Sumter, also three fire companies 70
gaeneh the fire before Il reaches the mga4
zine. The people are wild with Joy. No
Carolinians were hurt. 1000 shots we're
fired altogether. Anderson aud his men
we're conveyed to Morris Island under
guard. MaJor Anderson has reached the
city the guest of Gen Beauregard. The
people sympathise with Anderson but at
nor those IN the steamers in sight, who
did not even attempt to reinfofce ban.
The wood work and officers quarters Of
FL Sumter are all burnt and 20 officers
were wounded. The Fort vas take pos.
session Of to night.
MoNTGoMERY, April Is.
Maj Chambers has arrived bringing
Lieut. Worden, Of the federal navy, as .
a prisoner of war from Pensacola; be
was bearer of dispatches to FL Pickens
Guns have been fired here amid greatre-
JOiclng in honor Of victory.
WAsHISeToS, April 49,.
The war news is read with feelings Of
regret, there is no excitement, bat The
present mournfui news creates a general
feeling Of depression. f
CINcINNATT, April H.
There is great excitement throughout
The ciiy, and business ID consequently neg
lecled.
BALTIMORE, April l3.
A man made his appearance aahiscity
this morning with a secession cockade on
bis head, he was porsued by a crowd and
had to be protected BY The police, intense
excitement prevails and there is great
anxiety tolearn the newsfrom Charleston
N. ORLEAEs, april 10.
a grand muster Of The city volunteer
companies was made this morning. Pre-
Psrati0ns are making 10 defend The Mis-
slsslppl IN the best possible manner.
NASHVILLE, April i3.
There is much enthusiasm. al a public
meeting resolution were unanimously adj
opted condemning The administration for
The present state Of affairs aud synpa.
ihlzlng with the South, Zoolsr and Others
the meeting.
LANCASTER, Pa, April 13.
The stars and stripes are displayed in
honor Of Maj Anderson, the volunteers
are being drilled.
MENPuIs, April l3.
There is great excitement here, the
people are gathered together In great
;rowds, cannOns, rockets, bonfres, music
md speeches are the order Of the even
ng.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.
War feeling is rampant, people are Ia
about the Sumter news, regi-
,emts of militia will be ready 10 march
n few days.
New YORK, April 13.
The Government is said 10 have char.
cred the steamships Philadelphia and
Anderson, the former is being rapidly
He'd with provisions, army stores and
lunltlOns Of war. The other IS 10 be held
. reserve for any emergency. n
NoEroLK, Va, April l3.
Orders have been received tofit our the
-lgaie Merrimac Immediately. s.Ll
MONTGOMERY, April l3.
Gen Beauregard telegraphed torthe
&c Of War last night that there had been
cay firing all day Friday, that four
uns at Fl Samter had been disrnanded,
,al the Confederate batteries were al
ife, that nobody was nurt. that z slean-
IS were of the bar and that the sea
as quite rough. Nothing Of to-days
lte has been received by the War DE-.
lrlment from Charleston.
HALAFAx, n. S. April is.
The news Of The bombardmedg caused
profound sensation. The Leg. passed
resolution that they had heard Wits
,ep regret Of the war among neighbor5,
ld without expressing an opinion prayets
ere offered for Reconciliation.
Bosros, April 13.
The wor news from Charleston creates
profound sensation in this city and
roughoul the Stale. The generat seh-
nenl IS that The Federal Government IS
yht and shall be sustained. The Adit
sneral's Office vas crowded with oiiicers
the Siate Militia offering their COM
ands 70 tie Government.
81. LOUIS, April is.
Later accounts confirm the surrender
Fl. Sumter.
sr. LoU1s, April rs.
Still later accounts confirm the surrend-
Of Fl Sumter. The Carolinians are
rprised that the fight is over. i
Soon after the flag staff was shot over
was sent by Bsauregard 10 Sumtsr
III a white 6ag 10 offer assistance 10
Ddue the flames. Anderson reolied that
had just displayed q white fac bdtais
.tsries bad uot stepped firing. Wigfdl
Piled that Anderson must haul down
: American flag surrend r.. or firlrwts
, word. Maj Ander on inca 5haIled
an he DAG Of AID soas men
re wounded. one thought mofaiiv
The feet lay tysfor SO hours AID could
or would no; help hin.
Further atc1uals sfato lhai Anderscn
his men were 10 leave Sunday night
b, ca tie Isabella lor New YORK.