Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
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meu have no hope unless -sae gJteIhineat OCCUPIES
che CITY Wiik an overwhelming loree.
The colored residents II KY city and State are
about forminga mounted ride company fCr the ser
vice Of the government.
The Pacific maflstsamshig company has supplied
thcir vessels win enruou. muskets' cauasscs an efn-
uuitivn and securo p~rotsstioh 70 passengers and
trrorpr, orders went cut sometime sincc % sheath
their bows withircn 20 as to0nablo them % run down
prirateers or Fipltss yhish may attempt their cap
tare.
The WaaingtonSisr II Friday says an attack on
Washington " Gh Sueh means a. the assailants can
have would be Simply a sure sacrifice ~ their liees.
Adyiees from Notfuik report The fdgate Merrimac
getting her armament ABOARD With al possible dis
patch under heproicciigno Of lie c1mberlanas double
rhotted.
LATHR-A sword from the citizens Of Taunton
wns uYsscntod e Soj Anderson on Saturday. Maj
.Anderscn attended tie Union meeting in y ! sat
urdav and was most ertl usiasticaily .eccired, lie
left the Same eyeni1g for Washington,
agen J q Swift, formerly chief Of tbe Us Corps
Of Engineers,at the age Of "a, has rendered bis ser
vices % the Government.
A dispatch from \ Y 2lst says The 7th regiment
reached Annapolis safely.
Arch Bishop Bishop Hughes s~utPcnded the Stars
and Stripes from biz Dwelling.
Dayton dispatch ssys the Anderson guards 100
rong, undorcapt. Nolaa, organized yesterday morn
ing, have reported themselves ready to staftlcr 20
lunbus Monday, this nitkes the 9Th company raised
IN Dayton for active service other companies are
mNELIE NNanilEf GlAIAN ~ - AtAe kNNAas
A Cleveland dispatch OF the 10Th says The orders
Of Gov Dennison recalling the Ohio troops have been
oonntermanded. 100 viii arrire Tomorrow.
Fears are entertained that the Nd. volunteers viii
make a demonstration on Chamtersburg.
Three r u bridges between Harrisburg and Bllti-
morn were destroyed.
The Administration possesses important tntoIm1-
tion about the plans Of the secessionists Of Va and
Nd; the troops will not move until 5000 arc assem-
bled.
APhiladelpija dispatch says tho government has
taken possession Of the Baltimore road, no trains are
leaving here for Wilmington.
The Union % n in Delaware are ina bad tx, tho
The population is largely for the Union, tho State
arms are all in possession Of the secessionists, trans
fsrred by the Governor who has not responded to the
reouisition Of the the President and will not. The
Union men hope govcTnlheUt will take possession Of
ths upper part Of the State in order to secure the
pewdcr mills Al B~randywiac, at which the secession
lists evidently aim.
Il vas reported in Philadelphia yesterday that the
President would call additional troops from the faith
ful States 10 make up the deficiency caused by the
refu al Of some Of the States te respond.
Il Is rep6rtod that the Baltimorians demanded the
surrender Of IT. McHeary aud threatened to attack
the commander replied that he would be compelled
20 defend Il, and would Ere on the city.
$4,000 troops had arriyek at Harrisburg up to yes
terday.
The people Of Cham5orsburg are certifying against
invasion.
Cen Wool Wilmako the head quarters Of the de-
par4ment Of the east at n Y.
AN Q. dispatch Of Goth says the steamship Star Of
the West has just arrived at the Bar from lndianola
where she was taken rs a prize to the Confederate
States by the Galveston volunteers on "Wednesday
night, who captured her without resistance.
ST. LOUIS, April p, p n.
Mai Ardell, Of Buffalo, who has been several
nnsnths az Baltimore, arrived in n 7 yesterday with
sseveral other gentlemen, having chartered a cannal
byai. he reports an awful state CT affairs, streets
karr;eaTod chuftpra nm houses md lots sold for
m~usketry, and every qua shop empty. 1t is believed
a northern mans life will not be worth an hours pur-
chase when the next gan Of war is fired. It's said
the Uuion men were dying for their lives. a flgi-
lenco Committee held permanent session at Barnum 5
Hotel and shot every stranger. Armed men are sta
toned 70 prevent the rebuilding Of bridges.
A bearer Of dispatches from tho President to Gen
Patterson, Of Philadelphia, arrived this morning, he
reports the capital safe from any attack that can be
90 made. This messenger travelled part OF the way on
foot passing himself OF as a Methodist preacher. He
says Baltimore was quite Sunday morning no can
aoding had been heard there was n perfect reign Of
terror there, and the Union men bad to succOmb to
tho mob. Hon Morris Lorring special messenger from
Washington. and who witnessed the whole scene,
saws that although n hundred Mass troops were as
sailed by missels and arms rested from them theyd did
not fire until commanded. Mr. Loring went TO Wash
ingtou and communicated personally with Cameron
and Gen Scott, wbowere totally unprepared Tor such
news. A cabinet meeting was called. lie says: /
ted the President that Governor Hicks Nas in the
hands Of the mob.
An officer just arrived at Harrisburg says up to
Sunday evening there was no firing at Baltimore. 1t
is said they have - brass pieces and were f%ortifying
the neighboring nights. Its generally believed that
On encounter has taken place between TT Mcuenry
and Baltimore, but to what extent is not known
A message has been received here that prominent
men Of the border States have asked for a cession Of
h~ostilities with view TO compromise
A later dispatch from Wilmington, Del, says a
train arrived from Baltimore via the Susquhana river
TepoEts the Baltimorians making active preparations
90 take Fl McIienry, whose guns now turn on the
city
nout had planted cannon on all the nights overlook
ing The city, there arc about 10000 men under
arms
W B Astor offered to give the government 5 OOO,-
900 and loan It 10. 100000.
One thousand barrels Of gun powder were seized
Yesterday at Ny bound ten OrleaRs, also a lot o
blank registrations of vessels bound Cor the Confed-
crate States.
Senator Wilson, Of Mass. has enlisted as q private
Ia the batallion.Of rides of Mass.
Gov Morgan received a Telegram that the 18th regi-
mont ST Mass. under Geo Butler, had arrived safely
and landed At Ft MsHenFy on Saturday.
Al Concord, y II EXPIRES Pierce made a speech
~oOnjuTing the people to uphold tho old Gag and be
true 10 their cauhtry.
ST. LOUIS. April q, AN
Agentlemau from Norfolk was in Baltimore ycstor-
day and reported the s~cuttling Of some Of the YES
sells At the Former place, throwing down the heavy
derrick and the destruction Of the machinery byorGer
Of the government.
Mayor Woods message last night recommends th
appropriation Of mill on dollars for war purposes.
A lot Of uniforms for the Southern army have been
ReiEed az a store IN Dey street.
IL appears that an attempt was made to poison the
Mass volunteers snd some from Maine while here
Friday evening last, by selling poisoned brandy, one
hHsdied and others have been under the influence,
but are recovering.
II Is stated en- good authority That official CORES
pondence has been opened with the Baltimare au-
thOrities resulting in an understanding on the part
Of Baltimore torepRir the railroad bridges aud tsle-
graph lines and keep Communication open for mails
passengers dispatches and troops.
A gentleman who left Washington. arrived at his
home in Pa. last evening, at Baltimore was arrested
As a spy, he escaped by referring to Baltimorians.
Koreans advices state that the free eolored popu-
olation al Mobile Yesterday resolved 10 tender their
services 70 the government for the defense of the Con-
federate States. A meeting was held last evening
toRdOpt meaSurek to clear the city Of ahohtiOnists
who have already been arrested.
ST. LOUIs. April q, AN
A regiment Of ri6emen is forming in n Y city Of
Italians, Swiss and HungaTians TO be called the Carl
baldi guRrds.
The british residents in n Y are forming a regi-
ment Of light infantry.
The report that Ex-Gov Banks has resigned his
position IN the IN Central Railroad to command a
Mass regiment, originated Ia The fact that present
Sup't II the same road is to be Col Of Rhode Island
regiment, Geo Metland, Of the sans road a Brig Gen
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