Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

VI. I'D.
San Francisco, 9th.-Don Pablo Graz
is elected President Of the Senate and ex
oficio Lieut.. Gov. He isa Douglas Dem
Gen. Denver and J H McDougal ar
considered the leading candidates 10 th'
U. S. Senate.
Denver, 2l.-Recent intelligence from
Blue River reports cheering prospects t
The miners.
French Humbug and Georgia gulche
are doing we'll. General average 8 to II
dollars a day, with some 200 and 800
dollars.
Weather 50 cold can do only 6 or Z
hours work per DAY.
a $50 nugget was found last week.
WAsHNGToN, Jan. "a.
Senate.-Mr. Crittenden denied hav
ing authorized the publication Of the sta,
tement that he had advocated coercion
He had said that Congress had the power
10 employ force in such cases where force
was applicable, bat thata present there
was no occasion for II.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up
Additional names were added as corpor.
atOrs,
The Senate wen! into executive session
and adjourned.
House.-The House resumed the con
s~ideration Of the Committee Of SO.
Mr.. Rust of Arkansas, as a member Of
that committee, said that be had entered
on his duty with a desire to do whatever
he could to give peace, and regretted
that his efforts met with DO proper res
ponse. 1t appered to him that John
Brown was the martyr and hero of the
Republican party.
Mr.. Dunn of Indiana said that the
Chicago platform expressly condemned
all John Brown raids. Everybody north
and south knew that. 1t was an imam
Gus libel on the Republican party, and he
was surprised that any gentleman, in this
time of the country's peril, could give cir
c~ulation to it. ISensation.
Nh. Rust. l hope the gentleman from
Indiana is responsible for what he said.
As this is a time Of war we wage
war. Iwant to say that if he is for war
| am willing to accommodate him with
war.
Mr.. Damn. This is a free country.
and the gentleman can take any measure
or mode Of redress he pleases.
Mr.. Rust. I have the answer I want.
Some remarks were added by both gen.
tlemen, and the House adjourned.
The matter between Rust and Dunn is
in the hands Of their friends. 1t is not
expected that my hostile meeting will
grow out Of it.
NoRFoLK, Jan, 25.
The sloop Of war Brooklyn sailed yes
terday South, with sealed orders. She
took two companies of soldiers from Fort
Modroe.
P~RovrDrvcB, r. J., Jan. 25.
The House to-day %concurred in the SEN
ate bill to repeal the personal liberty law
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. %.
A resolution was adopted by the House
inviting Abe Lincoln, President elect, to
visit Harrisburg on his way to Washing
ton.
BosToN, Jan IS.
After the fremont Temple was closed
by the Mayor last night, 5000 people ga
,hered in the vicinity. a majority of them
believing it a ruse Of the trustees to get
rid of the mob. After waiting for two
hours, the crowd gradually dispersed
About 200 proceeded to Wendell Phillips
residence, and threatened to clean him
out. The police prevented any attack,
and made several arrests. 1t is said that
Mayor Wigbtman was informed that an
organized attack would have been made
on the Temple from the outside, had the
Convention re-assembled in the evening,
and he therefore closed the hall, and de-
cided that it should not be ~reopened to-
day. A large crowd were gathered about
the building this forenoon, and the police
were requiredt to keep the street open for
vehicles. The riotous demonstration is
however at an end.
WAsHrEeToN, d. c., Jan. "a.
Ex-President Tyler had a long and
satisfactory and friendly interview with
the President to-day. The latter express
sed his belief that there will be no col
lission between the Federal and State
forces during the remainder of his adj
minIstration, and that he should certainly
make every effort to prevent war Mr..
Tyler viii probably remain here until the
fourth of February to meet the COM
~missioners from other states than Vir-
ginia. .
Lark Anderson. brother to Mai. AM
derson will leave for his home in Cincin-
natl, tomorrow. His efforts both IN this
city and in Charleston were Instrument
al in producing a better understanding
between Maj, Anderson and the South
Carolina authorities.
A large number Of leading Republi-
cans from various parts of the countrp,
have been here for several days. There
is a great deal Of consultation among the
friends Of the incoming Administration.
the result of which may soon be declared.
Mr. kellogg of Illinois, returned from
Springfield to-day. and from the fact that
he suggested that the border States COM
promise, Resolutions came nearer than
any other plan to what the public ext
gencIes required. This is deemed sig.
%nifcant in connection with his recent Wis
It TO the President elect.
Mr.. Carr, Of Indiana, viii report a
bill aPproprlating aixty thhusand dollars
for the relief Of the suffers of Kansas.
Thaddeus Hyatte has proceeded thither