Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-10-07
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to imprisoned Fenians. ~
The London Times has a very ia
vOrable article ON the relation between
Great Britain and America. The Don
Juan and the Alabama difficulties are
the only questions unsettled. The ne,
| gOtations have been made in the mos
friendly and judicial manner, all pref
udices being thrown aside. T''.f
The King eff Portugal contradict,
the TumOr that he is a candidate fol
the throne of Spain. He intends tC
live and die native ofPortugal.
1t is stated that the Cuban privateel
Hornet is now at sea, on a sharp look
out for Spanish transports, and all 9th
vessels sailing under Spanish eOlOTs
She is a staunch-built, fast sailing YES
sci, and will give the Spaniards much
trouble on the high seas.
1t is estimated that at least one hun
dred firms, all engaged in brokerage,
were crippled by the late gold specu-
latiOn in New York. It is believed
that the darkest hours of the trouble
are yet to come, and a panic is likely
to occur atany moment. The brokers
are excited and a mob is feared. ..
A number of earthquakes were ex-
perienced during August at Honolulu
and other points on the Sandwich Is
lands. 1t was feared that the Shocks
would be more destructive during the
present month. H GaeHl d tr
A ship from China with six hundred
coolies aboard, put into Honolulu, a
few weeks ago, in. distress. The cool
les had mutinied and attempted to
take possession of the vessel, but the
revault was nipped in the bad by the
death of its leader. Et ntI1i6 gE..
One of the Miami powder mills, near
Xenia, Ohio, exploded on Monday af-
ternoOn. A colOred employer was
killed and a number of buildings lev
eled to the ground. aHI l14
The Indians are on the rampage in
Arizona. They lately attacted a Mex
ican train, capturing sixty odd mules
and killing two MeXicans. The cav
airy are after the marauders, and have
already killed about a dozen of them.
The Departmental at washington con-
tinues to receive favorable crop re-
ports from all sections of the country.
The Oat crop of the United States will
exceed IT'S, 900, 900. bushels.
The South Pacific Railroad of Mis-
ouri is being rapidly pushed forward,
and will be complicated to Springfield
by April next. Several thousand
hands are at work. --- G--,t-r III
The National Military Asylum at
Milwaukee was dedicated on Monday
last, Gen. Butler, delivering the adj
dress. Tt will comfortably accOmmO-
date five hundred. r. .r..
The u. S. Marshal, at Atlanta yes
terday arrested a party of lads who
were about to leave for Cuba to join
the patriot army.
From Dispatches Of the 29th.
A Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times asserts that there is but lit
tie hope of a compromise between
Spain and the Cubans. The sentiments
of both parties as heard here are that
the Spanish Government says, in so
many words, lay down your arms and
send deputies to the Cortes, if you
will be as Canada. We are willing, if
you desire independence we don't
say no. The matter may be arranged
but not to disarn2, Spain's motto is
nothing but compulsion. ..r w
Gold 1S1@1314. Operations will be
resumed in the gold room to-day.
Ex-Gov. Low, of California is our
new minister to China. He is very
popular man on the Pacific coast.
1t is estimated that the reduction of
the public debt during the present
month, will be about four millions.
All notes of National Banks in liqui-
dation will shortly be withdrawn
from circulation. There are about
forty banks on the list. r
The receipts of internal revenue
for the fiscal year ending on the Both
inst, are estimated at $40, 200, 900, an
increase of $40, 900, 900. The estimated
receipts for the year are $l75, ,OOOO, 600.
Further Indian depredations are re-
reported from Montana.
One hundred and fifty men, mostly
Cubans, left New York on Saturday,
last, and are safely aboard the Cuban
privateer, Hornet. The privateer is
well mounted and will give the Span
iards much trouble.
1t is proposed at the next session of
Congress to enact bill to stop gold
gambling in Wall staeet.
Hoag, of Kansas City, on Monday
I, =, ov,h al,
his wife's paramOur, at jacksonville
Illinois. He had but few days pre-
vious allowed his wife to live with the
man in question.
The contest in Pennsylvania is be-
hot, and both parties are sure
of success. The President has con-
sented to visit the State in aid of Gen.
Geary the Republican candidate.
The women pantalOOn makers, of
Boston, are organizing tn strike for
higher wages.
Ex-Secretary Seward yesterday re-
ceived several valuable presents pres
ents from citizens of San Francisco,
including a cigar case worth 81 500,
gold snuff box and gold headed
cane.
A party of Cinnamon at work on a
new railroad in California, were driy-
en- off yesterday, by band of white
men. The Governor, at the request OF
the mauagers of the road, has made
arrangements to protect the Mongoli-
ans.
VIM. A. Richardson has risigned
the position of Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, and returns to Massa-
shusetts.
The Republican State Convention
of Mississippi is in session at Jackson
with a full representation. General
AIcorn was nominated Governor, by
acelamation r. G. Powers for Leuten-
ant Governor and cOlOred man for
Secretary of the State.
A State Horticultural Society was
formed yesterday in this city. J. III.
Masters, is President; r. w. Furnas,
Cor. and Rec. Secretary; and o. p.
Mason, Treasurer. A number of per-
sons have already become members of
J,;e Csooiofu ond hOOIa will no OUpU