Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

owners. and upreals % the people not to mteHeTr,
and dissountenance AL seizures without legal au-
thority, and appoints officers for ihe6ifer Mt rivers &c
see the proclamation carried iato effect. .
The NY Heralds dispatch to-day says Gen lane
il guarding the navy yard against resigned iueendi-
ary naval pEcors and h4s made several scouting ex-
petitions into Va, during one Of which be captured
q secession dog.
A PHILADELPHIA dispatch 70 the Herald says pas-
sensers from Richmond say GenpGrsenlof N C haa
arrived there and tendered thirty thousand n Caro-
Iinians.
Floyd had an interview With ovLanhoT, the for
mer has armed aud equipped 800 men. .~T
Efforts are making at Washington to have Cassius
N Clay and \ Banks appointed Maj GenvraIsin the
army. 90 UG EEE u5f F-f tsE GasluFafTEa.
Troops continue to arrive at Washington without
obstruction. @ ;. .atGf.4
Sen Mason was seronaded at Fredsrid, Nd, satur-
daynight. "a COB Es tIsofngEitE
The Senate Of the I'D Legislature has hitherto act
ed as a unit. but in the House there is considerable
diversity of opinion with reference to secession.
ACairo dispatch says the steamer westmohand ar
rived there last night, she reports having been attack
ed on Thursday evening at Napoleon, Ark, killing
Mr.. Hammer and w~oundinga fireman.
a Cincinnati bound steamer the Mars vas seized
at Helena on Friday last By the people.
ST.. LOUIS, April 80, "A. n.
n Y dispatches state that a Grocer has
arrived in that. cny has was impressed in
to the service of the Confederate States
and escaped by c~oncealing himself in a
vessel. He reports that at the lombard
ment Of Sumter at least 1000 rebels were
killed.
A Presbyterian clergymen who left
east Mississippi near Mobile last Monday
arrived at N Y yesterday, reports $50
passengers coming North. fleeing from
the Gulf States, sacrificing through tick
cts TO avoid coming through Baltimore or
Washington believing both cities under
martial law. He saw troops at every
station destined for the north. and heard
that their intention was to attack Wash
1t is reported that none but secession
flags were flying at Frederick, Md, and
that the ordinance of sec osion would be
submitted TO the people.
Col Ellsworth's Z5uaves left N Y yes
Three stand of colors were pre-
scented to them previous to their departure.
1t is said three ships have been seized
at Rappahanock, Va. and the crews i'm
p]risoned and required to take the oath of
allegiance 10 the South.
1t is stated on u~ndoubted authority that
Sen Mason, of Va, was arrested in Nj.
on the 25th, by order of Gen Patterson,
and taken to Perryville.
A private dispatch from Baltimore says
that secession Is defunct aud that the
are again triumphant, the re-
action is overwhelming in all parts of the
State.
Il dispatch to the Charleston Courier
that privateer commissions are
being prepared forissue as soon as Con-
yress meets and declares War, which it
will undoubtedly DO. The instructions
contain a prohibition against the seizure
Of cotton on either British or American
Five employees at the Washington
navy yard have been arrested, they were
'ound filling the shells with sand, they
viii be tried and if convicted they will
De shot. 1890 Ho-H
ST. LOUIS, April 80, A. NJ.
Government has formally decided 70
'eceiye 10000 of the 10000 volunteers
or a term Of three years and 25,000 reg
liars for a term Of FIVE years.
An armory will be established at Rock
sIand in place Of Harpers Ferry.
1t is stated that Tie naval academy viii
.e removed temporarily TO Newport. RI
The steamship Bremen has arrived az
: Y bringing London advices to April
.7th:
Il is denied in the most positive terms
hat Austria intends granting an indie.
endent ministry to Hungary.
a fearful ~IDundaiion hal occurred al
ava, many thousand persons were drown
d, whole villages destroyed and $4,000 ,
left destitute. ,
The Sicilian diet demand se~lf-cOyeFa- ,
lent for tia, parto IF Poland.
The Arabia from Liverpool 2Oih via
JAMESTOWN arrived al Halafax Yesterday: :
Ia the House Of Lords IL was slatJd J.
lat the gOverlhent4 was engaged 10 10
e~gotiations whatever toward -reconcIing I
Re King of Italy-aBd the Pope. Their
olicy was not 10 interfere with the Ro- s
IAN Catholic questions.
ST. Louis, April 80. P. VI. Z
The II Y HeraId-has a dispatch from
Philadelphia saying that a gentleman !
as Just arrived from Wilmington leaving
lere on Friday in Richmond on Satur-
states that the people Of y G are iu a
rms and preparing TO come n1rth with I
sveral thousand troops for the purpose. as Q
-ov Ellis informed hun, Of making an
on Washington. The day he Ieft =
E showed him a dispatch which be q
ld rust received from Montgomery stat 3
e that $4,000 troops were on their way ]
ioin those Of y c about to leave for
ichmond. and shat it was-the purpose Of .
le Confederate government 10 make an {
tack without n moments DELAY. that If
were 10 attack II il must be- done be- 7
re the federal government had concen- il
ated a large force at Washington. He {
D~nversed with Gov Letcher on Saturday {