Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

chartered several mere steamers.
Sen wilson has beea commissioned By ths govern
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sa additional rssiiaras fran Nsss.
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Gel change q seafimspt hAz taxed place at Hasers.
ava, to-day thosiass ed ssnpss we're raised spl
extensive pssFaraiions are being fsads fOE q grand
Cniya demons ration.
Allegheny CO., BID. has instructed its representa-
tvcs has II they v0tef for secession they Eil be hung
% TER retaTh homo.
The Stars ADD stripes are waving AZ ossr Frede-
riez city, Nd.
The home guards refuse to parade unless unaei
the stars and stripes and to the tune Of yankee doc
die. At be Cleas Spring Hotel the sass andstHPs'
were Wayiuglnd the miners have sWorn to r~esistss
%eession TO ths death. The Unioni-t Is viii raise Anil
itary corps ~ ftlgsrstown at once.
At Harrisburg yesterday a large number Of Vir-
ginians arrived mostly from Fairfax co. escaping
rather than take the test oath OF imprisonment, they
say there are fully $4,000 armed troops in Va.
Perfsct security is now felt in Washington.
TT. KEARSEY, april 29th.
Coach C cap Ex. passed noon yes,erday.
Denver, April 25th-Ssrious apprehension Of Ia
dian difficulties are entertained, they can easily Gu.
Of oil the plains travel and trade. Co Boone In
dian AZ tseEi coares to Fit. Wise yesterday with Q
requisition for ? companies cavalry to hold them
selves in readiness to march hither at On hours notice
should Indications continue unfavOrable they will be
ordered up very soon.
Iutense feeling respecting the war in the States
prevails throughout this country, a little secession
rag was displayed By business house here yesterday
evening it was so insignificant that no notice was
taken Of it. Union flags wave nalI parts Of the city
and Union feeling almost unanimous.
Military express to New Mexican forts been dis
continued.
ST. LOUIS, April %, IA
Gov Hicks message on Saturday to the Md Legis-
lature briefly details the startling events which in
duced him to call it together. He advises Nd to pre-
serve a nutrllity between the north and south and
act as mediator.
The Senate adopted an address to the people Of
Nd, stating that the Legislature will not pass an act
Of secession buff the people desire it Will give them
an opportunity Of declaring for themselves their fu-
ture destiny. The House has not acted thereon but
has appointed a committee to report an act calling a
convention.
N dispatches Of Saturday say the steamer Nash
vile has been taken by the authorities of Charleston
but it is not known whether she was seized or pur-
chased. . -
The former Lieut. Of the Harriet Lane has been ap-
pointed to command the Nashville, and be intends
lively stated that he has received letters of marque
from JEFF Davis.
There is no blockade of Washington, the city is
quiet, -four SIS per Dbl.
Private adyces from N Orleans certify that the at
tempt to negotiate the Confederate loan was a signal
failure, only $1,000 were taken there altogether.
Montgomery advices state that only Sl2,OOO,O 900 Of
the loan were then taken, The soldiers were unpaid
they had plenty Of provisions but were short Of mu-
nitionsof war.
4 privateers from Mobile have already been author
lied the Mobile papers state that Col Brown, com
mander at Pickens, has 1000 men.
It appears that the Capt General of Cuba snubLed
the Southern Commissioners when there, he did not
recognize such a power as the Confederate States.
Beauregard was at Charleston on Tuesday. The
war feeling was subsiding, and it was thought no
more fighting would occur.
5 carloads Of fugitives from the South arrived at
Harrisburg 9th. % PhiladeIphians from Richmond
have also arrived. all had been workmen at the she'll
and shot founlry in that city. They went there 5
weeks since and now return on a pass given by Gov
Leteher. They report a PhiladeIphian is engaged in
undermining three thousand old flint lock muskets
for Va.
Reports of Travellers from Baltimore indicate a
strong disposition among the conservatives to rise and
take the power in their hands from the mob. The
restoration of federal allegiance is confidently predict,
ed by Baltimoriaus.
1t is said that on Friday evening a propeller with
boats &c, r~einfsrsed 1t VcIcnry. Tao U S recoiv-
ing ship Allegheny is now at the Fort.
ST. LOUIS, April %, a. NJ.
Four vessels without the necessary papers were
Ovcrbaulod on Thursday on attempting to leave the
harbor and detained for examination.
Troops from Howard county were. called out on
Friday and went 4 miles from Annapolis junction
wher, { S troops are pa ,sing,
a dispatch from Perryville, Nd, 27th, says J S
Potter. Of Mass, bearer Of dispatches from Gen Scott
arrived and says the commander at Harpers Ferry
had given assurance that Virginia would not allow
any attack on the Capitol from her soil. This is
by gentlemen from Richmond as being the
sentiments Of Gov fletcher.
A Harrisburg dispatch 9th saysthe forces at Har-
Ferry believe that Gen Beauregard is in Rich
mond with 1900 troops.
The Virginia ordinance Of secession Just published
is received accompanied by a schedule appointing
the 4th Thursday in May for ratification by the peo-
pie, also prohibiting the election Of Congressmen
by law on the a day. The Ordnance
declares the Z S Constitution no longer binding on
the citizens Of Va. 1t is to take effect when Ta.ifed
by a majority Of the voters.
It is said there is no doubt about the reaction in
Baltimore and that a bold movement on the part Of
the government win receive the earnest support o.
the Union men if properly conducted.
Gen Scott in answer to the statement Of Gen Har-
that va VIII not suffer- an attack from her soil on
the Capitol, said be would be happy to have It con-
but would not advise the government to de-
from its present course in providing for It's safety
Adyices received At n from Savannah report
vessels waiting ~privatcer commissions which
expected shortly.
The surveying tchooner Howell Cobb landed troops
lnd two cannon at Fit Carroll Fellow Baltimore.
The Herald says the British Minister sent a Sec'y
to Montgomery who carried information as to the
England will pursue towards the Confederate
States, It is pretty certain the Commissioners VII
be received there officially.
Gen Butler savs uuskets are guarding every rail