Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-05
THE SUBSCRIPTION LOAN.


New YoRK, Aug %.
The Post says subscriptions 10 the
$40 Treasury Notes are averaging tom
dividuals over 100000 per day Nj
Cisco issues daily about 100 certificate
We hear of a negotiation on foot for over
100000, which will be probably conolu.
ded to-day Il is understood that this a.
mount is wanted in Hartford, Connecti,
cut, principally for the moneyed insiitu-
tions of that city. Mr. Chase has finally
decided to date all the fifty million 2 3-l0
Treasury notes August 18th, 1861, thai
being the day the first payment of the IC
per cent by the banks Of this city was
made.
PATRIoTIc IEsTRUcr1oNs
TRoY, New York, Aug %.
A union meeting was held at Stillwat-
er to-day, which was addressed by Gen.
Billiard and others. The delegates 10
the Republican Slate Convention we're
instructed to place upon the ticket patri-
otic Democrats of the stamp of Dickinson
and Senator Colvin.
ADvIcEs FROM Mn ADAMs
Mr.. Adams, our Minister to England,
writes. that, in the British mind, the in
dependence of the rebels Is fully admit.
ted as a military and political necessity /;
that their acknowledgement by England
is but a question of time and prudent cour-
tesy; that while England is impatient to
get cotton from the South inpay for man.
ufactured goods, she is anxious not to
loose the Northern market, and is I'M
willing 10 part with the hope of breaking
down the Morrill, tariff bill by the same
means she chained the North with the
Walker tariff, and that two or three
more successes, like that of Bull Run.
would entitle the shareholders to imme-
date recognition.
The steamer jamestown, by rebel bap.
tism the Patrick Henry, is said to have
run the blockade at Fortress Monroe, and
gone to sea on the Eight of the 18th. She
is fast, and must prove dangerous.
WAsHrNeroS, Aug. go.
The Washington Republican, of this
moroing expressesthe opinion that a BAT
tie across the Potomac cannot be avoided
many days longer.
Il is thought Elihu Bureitt viii receive
the appointment as Consul to Newcastle,
England.
Elias B. Schnabel was this morning
committed to Fort Lafayette, as a gov
eminent prisoner, by the U. s. Marshal
of Connecticut. He was taken in Litch-
field county, and was preaching secession
peace, and other reasonable doctrines.
David Wilmot is Ill at Tonawanda, Pa,
and it is feared be cannot recover. He
has a .cancer IN his stomach, and he has
Teen declining for several months. ~
ARRESTS IN MARYLAND.
Daniel Decker, the editor of the Ha-
gerstown Mad, a~secession paper, was ar
rested to-day by order Of The Govern
ment.
George McKaig, senator from Ale
eheny county, was arrested in Washing
ton County.
The female rebels under arrest at
Washington were transferred to-day TO
the commCdious dwelling temporarily
hired for the purpose of keeping them 10
confinement. Several have been ares
President Davis is still confined with
attacks of chills and fever, which may
induce Congress to postpone its adjourn
ment. Vice-President Stephens is sick
at Manassas junction. tsassr
The Richmond Examiner of The 25th
says the Confederate Congress has deci.
ded TO repeal law establishing ports Of
entry and throw up all Southern ports
open TO foreign commerce providing that
vessels which run the blockade into the
shore or iulets may pay Confederate du-
ties at the port nearest their landing.
nathe discussion in the Confederate
Congress 10 reference to the C~onfscation
of property some advocate the c~oniscation
of all Yankee properly IN the South;
others favor a sequestration act.
Congress appropriated SS00,000 for
floating defenses at New Orleans, and
Sl60, 600 for two iron clad gun boats fort
the defense Of The Mississippi river and
the city Of Memphis.
The Charleston Courier says James L
Orr has raised an independent regiment
for the war, and is only waiting for
marching orders.
The Memphis Appeal says Lincoln
refuses to disband bis camps in Kentucky
and insists that the Confederate forces
shall advance to meet the foe instead of
waiting his arrival upon Tennessee soil
A correspondent of The Huntsville ADJ
vOcate tells the planters to give he ne
groes more molasses aud rice and less
bacon. HIS plan would diminish the con-
snmation Of bacon 2,250,O0O pounds
weekly in the Southern Confederacy.
Last nights at 10 o closk Gen. Frank
ms brigade the 18Th 18Th 3lst and 32nd
foFk regiments were ordered ~
without knapsaeks and wero