Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-26

friend DIR. Elder is now in course Of publca-
tion by Messrs Childs &Peterson Philadelphia
and Philips, Sampson l. Co., Boston.
The Boston Post, says the marines put
some uGLY PLUGS into the PLrG uGLIEs at the
Washington riot
AT Cincinnati, june 18th, while four
U. S. Deputy Marshals were arresting fu-
gitive slave and his wife, the slave stabbed
Deputy with sword knife, whereupon an
other Deputy shot at the negro four times
lodging bullet each time, and mortally
wounding him. The Maxsbal's wound is
dangerous. The negroes were finally arrest
ed. The affray occurred in room where the
fugitivss were secreted.
In two things the Garrison Abolitionists
and the Southern Buchaniers agree They
both believe the Constitution pro-slaverv
instrument, and they both 60 for dissolution
Of the Union
The Washington correspondent Of the
Albany Argus in comparing Buchanan to
Pierce says
"He holds out no false hopes, and tells Of
tice seekers at once what they may depend
on. There is none of the peak, uartildtiag
hypoer,ey Of Pierce about him-who held out
fatierinS but deoayul hopes 10 euery man"
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times, says the President declares
i, there are SO many Maine men in Office that
some must 90 out. lie intimatcs that Mr..
Commissioner Anderson is good man to 90
out
Mr.. Gideon Marston, of Bangor, has
painted and is exhibiting in that city, an H.
Illuminated Panorama of the Arctic regions,
executed from sketches taken on the spot,
and in the coloring, &C., following the de-
scription given by DR. Kane and other Arctic
navigators. The work is highly spoken Of
by all who have seen it, and is, we under
stand, to be taken abroad for exhibition
The Manchester, N. H., Mirror says
that an eight-week-old calf is now on exhibi-
tion in that city, which weighs $50 lbs. 1t
is Of the Dudley breed of Pembro ke, and be-
longs to Mr.. Head of Hooksett. 1t is of a
bright bay color strong, lively and handsome
1t is quite intelligent, steps into box to be
weighed, and seems fond Of company
Crowds call to see it, some coming long dis.
tances.
Hon. Anson Burlngame, his family
and John P. Hale, U. S. Senator, Of New
Hampshire, and family, have engaged quar-
tersat Biddeford, for the coming summer
months.
Edward W. Hawkins. who was hanged
at Irving, Ky, on the 29th ult, wrote a
letter on the day of his execution to the edi
tors of the Louisville Democrat, acknowledg
ing that he had murdered four persons and
married six wives-one of whom committed
suicide on discovering the charactr of he,
husband. This atrocious villain was no,
quite q years of age, at the time he wa,
hanged.
| Robert Burns, Oldest son Of the Scottish
bard, died May IA, at Dumfries, Scotland al
the age of II years.
Mrs. Patten, the woman who 30 heroic
ally navigated a ship to California, after hel
husband lost his mind, is now dangerously il
in Boston with typhoid fever. consequen,
upon the fatigucs and exposure incident tt
the voyage, and her untiring devotion to hel
husband. Capt. Patten, we regret to add
has lost both his sight and hearing
"CAvED IN. The editor of the Sacc
Democrat, whilom so brave in his denuncia.
tions Of the Board of trade, has "caued in, y
"gin eoat," and totally succmnbed. He ii
as humble as whipped spaniel, and under
the influence Of little treasury pap in the
shape Of an advertisement from the Navy
Department, for "beans" we believe, ha,
come to see things in a wholly different light
Mr.. Clifford is again a great man Mr.
Appleton is all magnanimity, and Virgil d
Paris and Ben Wiggiu have lost all thei,
scars Of political depravity. Commends u.
to "Navy Beans" for working miracles in
the views and feelings of Democratic editors
Thirty dollars worth in the shape Of an ad.
vertisement are said to cure - bad case a.
that Of the Saco editor. Can't some "beans
be sent over to Rockland? Will Deacon
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