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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22
MN Nnps Nlnrch Is.

NEW YoRk, March Is.
The correspondent of the Herald. at
Charleston. SAYS the new tariff and Constttu-
ton are unsatisfactory.
The floating battery will he moved on Mon
dav. hut not toward Fort Sumter.
\ Washington dispatch to the Hsra.d says
that Major Anderson has informed the gov
eminent that if achievements should b. IN
tended. the Carolinians would mmedl 'teIy
fill the channels. and render communication
by water impossible
The Cabinet ale considering measures rel
atiye II the seizure of the revenue cutter by
Texas.
II is understood that the Administration
has sent secret Agents to different European
Governments, to inform them of the future
poiiey of this government, thus ioresiaIIIng
and defeating the object OF the southern Con
leleracy in sending their Commissioners
thence. The same course is to be pursued
relative to Mexico.
The Cabinet. as soon rs the Southern forts
question is settled, Will take into consdcra
ton the collection of the revenue. All arc
known to agree that it should he collected,
but the manner OF doing it is the trouble.
Mr. Fay viii probably be continued as
Minister to Switzerland
1t is said that Mr.. C0rwin has accepted
the Mexican mission.
The Senate to dav confirmed the nomina-
tons of Nelson e. Ishcll, Collector OF Detroit,
VIM. e. Butler, Collector of Camden Dis
trict. \. {. John W McNlath, Collector
at Michilmacnac j. NJ. Edmunds, Commls-
sioner OF the General Land Office General
spinner, Treasurer Of the United States {.
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state OF Maine.

ENlcUrivE DEfARrNESr,
Augusta, March 10, 1861,
An ijnurnel Of the Executive Council, viii b
held the Council Chamber. In Augusta, cdacsday
the cniernih day of April next
Attest: JOSEPH Il. HALL, Sec Of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

be, with the decided advantag posscsse /
over preceding ones. II is not oar business
or place to rarticularizc, or point out the va
Yious excelancies Of each school. We mean
only to allude to general facts. We can not.
however, refrain from remarking, that with
the teachers we had, and their disposition ,
assist pupils, that if they did not lie, IN, they
only were to blame. 1t frequently happens
that most every winter school has more or
less large scholars who pride themselves much
more upon their ability to disobey tie rules
of the school, than they do upon their abil-
ity to learn. Such scholars should be dealt
with summariy, as they are like the dog in
the manager We hope the grading system
will be continued and perfected \ good
beginning has been made, and it should he
followed, until it is a complete success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22
ST. LOUIS March *.

ST. LOUIS March Is
Wuldo II. johnson was elected t. S. Sen
ator to-day by the Legislature. The vote
was as follows johnson IS Donipham 30 !;
English %. Mr.. Green's name was with
drawn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

MARSHAL OF MAINE A Washington cor
respondent states that the nomination Of
Charles Clark of Auburn, for Marshal of
Maine has been sent ~ the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22
Political Items.

to the Brisadicrshp made vacant by the ex
pul,ion of Twigcs.
- The Southern Congress adjourned OF
the 10th to meet the second Monday il
u
'''l
Tie Nartgoncrv Thrift did not be
,,.--....
como law 'otar'7S "' j'''iu'ts oe'o'' at
ing on it.
u Na''o H. 'ot'''S'" mas oe'h elsr'''
! |. 5, Senator in Missouri, to succeed Mr.
- Ohio Legislature las Lad a number OF
unsuccessful Lallotinrs for Senator to fill tn,
vacancy occ,s Stoned Lv tI,c rcsignati,n If Mr.
~,
''''ae' Hon 'oi''' 0"cf''''" 7'77' Tue "'o' u
est.
-.
Il Among tue iast acts OF 'he F." 7'''''
ture was one apprupriating 5000 to Il geo
a,5.r a,r,.,;a, ar .ho c,yor,,ar and Tho 500.
49, -
rotary OF The board oil agriculture.
- pcrlov If tbs H,.t,n E,grnol say.
- =" :. -. - 49,.
'iiat t''' Neeessipii'e!s nave 'isl'''e'''S ''"'
the Captain OF the Brooklyn has been nsti-
fed that any attempt to land provisions vt
Fart pickens he will IL, fred into.
49,
THE MINE LrelslArrRr.-This body adj
;=,,r,,d I,., SotarJ,v Tho ks,,,sI.c L,,r-
- =, ...,.:.,..,,,.. II. AL a.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

II the editors Of the Courier i Eaq.s e
Can he possible that there Is any
IN the report ,ha, ,he Jesfna! of Conn
New York Her1id. and New York Efp+$,,si
are paid by the >Juthcr'i States lor the a.le,'.
.iil,, view Of tN.asin3 up the United S.a,ss
Government?
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FoRxrGN DERr or MrNIco.-The following
a correct statement of Mcxco's liabilities


With the exception Of the small amount
st down to the French convcntion-sincc
paid alf all the other amounts have been
Increased.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

INV ORLEANS, March 10.
The Convention rcieeteda an ordinance sub
hitting the Constitution of the Confederated
States to the people by vote Of ~ against
%. The Constitution will come before the
Convention for ratification on Monday.
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WASHINGTON. 18th.

The secretaries have determined to equal
ize the number Of Office holders in the de-
partments from the different states, as some
have much larger number in proportion
than others. Virginia has one hundred and
seyenty-eght clerks in the departments
here, while in reality her proportion is but
seyenty. five.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

Will the Ellsworth Amerieaa please 1T u
know whether it regards the Personal Li5er-
ty Law constitutional or not? We do not
have any reference to the opinions of five Of
the Justices Of the Supreme Court-we sim
ply want to know the 4mericda $ opinion.
N,5bi1t hmm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

We submit few gu stions to the Aa.ri-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-22

1.-THE Raleigh R.gistcr of the 18th saw
all the counties in North Carolina have bCtu
heard from, and the people, by a majority If
tcrlEiue,i that there shall be 10 convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20
The Reverse In the Northwest.

The report Of the death Of Gen. Garrett has been
confirmed He killed while bravey repelng an at
tack upon his guard His command, after srs;ain-
ing some loss in killed and prisoners has made good It's
retreat Il requires ability to conduct retreat
than an attack and except XsnophOn and kOreau very
few have acquired fame BY the display OF that of
genius.
Ii Is nos to be denied that have sustained heavy
loss by the that have befasn this Command
But they are not irreparabls without compensation
fae herosn Of our soldiers under the NEST trying cir
camsAnces PrOVes vOrhlness Of independence and
our ability to maintain it. The heroic deaths of
DLAngne Of SkiPwOrth, Of Boyd, and their brave ss
s'cAies instead Of depressing the public heart viii in
flame il with noble smOlltiOn; and We shall have in
every engagement that akes place multiplied instances
Of the same patriotic and reckless valor.
D&les sAd Dsea.as Pro Pairia Msri,
VIII be something more than classic quotation on
the lips Of vhgnAns. IL viii al their hearts and rerve
thar arms 70 the achievement Of imperishAbls deeds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20
TIE APPEARANCE OF ALEx ANDRIA.

Since Lincoln's horde marched into Alexandria they
have driven out every by their violence and rowdy
ism The place reported to be desolate and deserted
T,e correspondent Of Northern paper tells the follow
i himself
For some reason, ever since the recent review ard
parade Of troops in Alexandria regular stampede b,
taken place. and onehs Of the inhabitants have depart.
ed. At the Mansion House, the first hotel in the place.
somewhat similar in style TO the Prescott House of your
city there four boardes; the usual average wss
ninety. The arrivals nal. asked the proprietor his
for continuing be replied that he had nearly
hundred thousand dollars worth of property in tbs house.
which, II ths house shut would be total loss, as
troops would be quartered In his building and de-
sroy it. On the principal street in there are
four hundred and twentytwo stores. OF which three
truly sAid-
"psssl.aanl Wy nan, b vd,.sa .. ever ss.u..n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20

After the fshs At Rsh Mountain rather before the
hght entirely over this gallant officer made an effort
to gee reinorcements from bis camp which uas threat
snsd all the time in froat BY McCe1an's main column.
But before be could succeed in bringing up assistance
the 500" had been overpowered by numbers. He then
dispatched portion Of his command about companies
under Maj. Tyler, to join Col Scoss Regiment, on is
retreat from Beverly and prepared With the remainder
to join Gen1 Garrett But he surrounded BY the
enemy before be could eject the junction, and compelled
20 surrender. The thus captured amounted TO
or 400. They the next day liberated parole
bus not before their trunks and boxes thoroughly
rasd BY the thieves and mArAuders-to the r6ae NOR
t6atiOn Of GsnI hcCisllaO, who appeared to be gen.
8leman.
Col PegrAm who received other injury than bruises
from the fall OF his horse, reported to be on parole
n Beverly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20
THE SURVIVING POOR OF NEW YORK.

The people Of New York drinking Of their cup Of
misery and poVerty from the Want stalks abroad
and starvation sares the poor 10 the Board Of Coun.
cmen, resolution has been introduced for the suffering
classes of the CITY In advocating the adoption Mr. Ar
ton said that there was absolute want In the fb ward
and many Of the families of the volunteers who vent to
maintain the honor Of the American flag in . state
of starvation. notorious that the Common Coun.
Gil never designed that 800 900 should be given to equip
regments and 5000 900 for families The understand
ing that there was to be an equal dsbursement-
one half for the families and the other half for the
equipment of regiments The Union Defence Committee
had seen it to take their own course They had been
governed in their action by Interested parties and few
army contractors had been fed while families Of volun.
teers vere left to suffer-
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There still few with souls unsubdued at the North
Toe very snlneso the lnumber only serves 10 mark
the depth Of degradation to which the great mass Of that
people are sunk Mr. valAndighsm Is one Of thesefew
de has made speech in exposition Of the AdninistrA-
oos u'npAsOOs worthy OF the better days Of the Repaid
Nc Ba' pissed eOutsnned and uuregrded by the in
iA'a''d srsAinrss wa0haEs lost al sense Of public lib
sFty. tRt
ePa'n On record as tes.inonyr against the Abom-
nAoas o. me amss proof Of the existence Of one
upright and fearless among the nineteen millions Of
Yankee serfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20
COL. oRR,s REGIMENT

The South Carolina Regiment, commanded by Hon.
James L. Orr formerly Speaker Of the United States
House Of Representatives viii encamp, says the Pckens
Is. C) Courier, at Sandy Springs Friday, the l9h
Instant The Regiment will remain there but short
time, and will remove directly to Virginia.
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The war.

The baise at Balrs Run was a brilliant sflir. Au'
thentc Intelligence received yesterday, states thar
the ensmy's los exceeded 500, while the killed and
wounded on our side about 60 Another report.
Cor which We do not voucb, states tho enemys killed at
upwards Of ,OC0 and oar casualties" at l42 We
have no certain Information 70 the particular indvidu-
ais, on our side, who we're killed or wounded.
At noOa yesterday all was quiet In the vicinity OF Ma
nsssas the enemy having fallen back whence they came.
The telegraph irou Washington reports Patterson to
have moved upon ChAressown, instead olwiuchester.
From other quarters, Ne have no particular ntsin-
gence, worth reporting g.
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DIED,

On yesterday mornnE 81 his radiance Cedar Grove oheys.
geld county. DANIEL sfKraaEf iq In th 18Th year OF ~
age
Ah funeral VIII take place this svsoi.g s o'clock NON hi
residence The relatives fsnds Of the family so hos
Of hi. nsv p Hsrvsad and @. W. ". Tsjlr
quested 70 attend
LtsuInsr H Hs.ovu eo.sy, On fsiarday 1s,h iast nn
daushlsr Of the late Thomas Gary Nelson, CT King william
county.
parent redenee In the county Of Henroo ennaay
ire IAN Inst. ECGENIUg Of H. " aud - A eraSes sgsd
II months and n days.
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NURSING THE SICK AND woUNDED-REsPONsEs
TO A VIRGINIA MOTHER"

To the Editor of the Wig: %
In reply to letter published in your paper Of the
l2h soud say that the services Of myself and another
lady freely offered in the capacity Of superiutendeuts
nurses secretaries in any way whereby render
assistance the sick and wounded soldiers in any of the
hospitals.
We teachers and consequently the greater part Of
time is occupied in that vocation. This season,
however, until the LIST of September being our vocation
anxious to devote the time in helping those who
are risking their lives in defense Of our liberty.
This IL not written for Publication but supposing that
you of the address of the patriotic authors
Of the communication alluded to- We write to you in or.
der that you may forward this to the lady, and If any
immediate steps taken, our names may be included
among those whose services are offered. Should the
aiy deem Il proper to comuuicate with us, she may do
SO BY addressing Mas Z. B.
Aspenwall, P. o., Charlotte Co., Va
The "iady" alluded TO in the above is the "Pirgisia
Mo,hsr." - w.
LoDoRE p. 0rErcE, ANRLIA COUNTY. Va,
July 10th, 1861.
To those who have the control Of te dsreni hospitals
IN Vtrginia:
Wishing to do something for my country and the vel
fare Of others and not being able to bear arms in the de-
fence of rght, in this time Of great need wish to
serve my country in different way, believing there is
something for every one to do.
Ny object in the present communication is get ait
uaion in hospital As remarked, am not able to
bear arms, owing to the effects Of stiff joint, but am
to nurse the sick wish take charge Of set Of
ses and that the sick have the proper attention. and
that the prescriptions Of the Surgeon be properly carried
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20
Conf-derafe con--.--

This body meets sodAy In this susy large number Of
Delegates already In attendance, and We suppose
quorum vil be present a, the appointed hour.
Old soost promised Old Abe that this Rebel Assembly
-ssnss. IN RichDOnd-snd that be and Butler
~,-Aefors the .2Oth of July. The best
our PromisssI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-20

nziiAloE AID Fam mMlgcHcs
INVENTORY, AND kogJuM4 1ooI.
fIor Ne = Manager 81 Essass and or ~ kstt Ueae
And management u psnaon and fsn sadnsna ..ay Ieres
ul.rs hy eeS1hun fiants .Ordss b Hsav0 an isv
IN RANDOLPH has pubnshsd and inpsovsd editions
Inc n.e sot prizes for ozr year gso for no yss ~
saonss ssaen particularly sdsPtsd Tor oesn ns.faens
me author Of ths one q The nos susesss Asns b
u thousan6s Of Dollar % his esfsSe
o.ssoG1s Of 800 boom. vaiaaSs v faz. xai " ~
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no COnRRSPONDRNTs

81 Letters bSsinSss b addressed es"Etor Of
fAs way"
A'ees '-is SOsa eide Of s Paper % not b io'fAA-
d ms rHls II Lag ssaadfnS 0u0as 70 b kao's % al
aAd t'' ~ 10 eass e dpartsd FROM Obituary aOsc sseS'd
'~g S9G Aass rsesargsd Or as odV~nsemena
- We eaaaOtuaasLaks rstra rejected cossasnicGfcas
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DAILY LINE
ON lanes nIvEE. TO R0nTs sE,

" POWHArAN AND JAMssr0wr, GROVE
AND sTJnhHOUsr WaARvE4-The s.exrer CUBfic PIvK.
Capt. PaRaaAs will leave her wharf at Ricketts, regularly
EVERY MOANING (except suaaays at ocoei he above
places and day about sk ocock, NJ touching
at 81 - 'is regular landings, going and returning
Iassags Grove st5ne Wharf, t2-Aeas extra ~ cents
sacn
The cUlTIs PECK viii win ne Of 90 tCHES
ming YORKTOWN the Grove WHAT And through tickets 10
yorktown and reurn viii be given the boat for sonsas
ra 50 CENTS each. \. HA1klhe
IT 20-ts
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.ce @ Gf'n shall eloss he bar svsry evening q Cen
i;,er a.a 90 sS:ssy , ,si =. Who'll.
b. he Mayer sad sysy gay 'EsR y s'naSsa o.
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IFrO@ the Cincinnati Commere
SPECIAL to the N. Y.STribune }

WASHINGTON, July II The Herald says Il is rumored
that Joseph Holt, of Kentucky will be appointed Judge
of the gupreme Court in place Of Mr. Mclean deceased
Gen. Mcclellan has been telegraphed to release pr-
Yates and noncommasioned cheers on simple parole Of
honor upon their subscribing oath Of allegiance and
pledge again to take up against the government
under psnslty Of DEATH As to commissioned officers be
Is 70 exercise his dis.rston, but under crcum.
Stances Is any officer or private formerly in the U. s.
army, TO be released.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-0oe Of the government arm
at Harpers Ferry has arrived bringing the iron
mouds Of the government uusket which he concealed
st the time of the evacuation.
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DOvE,s RHEUMATIC LlNIMKNT.-Am cure
~ for Rhsanstsn-vsrAnted In every Prepared and
for sale By. DOVE co.,
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4
writ Untl the creatures who pollute the high Of
ices OF your government cane to administer il twas
universally acknowledged to be one Of clearly defn,
powers and that department of the government. pos
.eed any power not distinctly conferred by the Con-
sitntou. presume that Mr. Attorney Bates viii
scarcely pretend that there anything in Article IL of
the Constitution, which establishes the Executive De-
partment Of the Government and defines its authority
and prescriOes its duy,thas gives any such power
the President II that renegade should pretend make
any such discovery, il will establish the derivation Of his
name to be from the French belle for beastly gnor-
aroe Of the whole spirit of institutions could be
evinced than by such an assertion.
1t Is the glory Of the English and American Govern
ment TO have separated distinctly possible the
Legislative Executive and Judicial Departments, and
there could not be grosser confoundng Of them than
permit the Executive to suspend at its discretion
law which was deemed so essential to the well being OF
society that the whole Legislative power restrained
from any interference with it, except in of the
greatest emergency.
Towards the close Of his message your mendacious
yrsnt says the Executive deems ii proper to say, iH
b AIS purpose then when he has sueugated the South)
as svs 20 Be- glsidsd By hs Constitution and the iass
and be has given TO this ayerment all the emphasis that
be bestowed by italics You will be impressed with tie
Inconsistency Of this avovs with that JUS. commented
on, viz that be would violate hw-to enable him 10
execute Others, which he might deem more important;
but refer to this announcement in connection with that
Of the belief that law had been violated by him, to
show bis utter ignorance of the fundamental law Of his
country. or bis entire disregard Of truth.
In the Amendments Of the Constitution, article 3D.
sAys-"A well regulated militia being necessary TO the
security of free State, the right OF the people TO keep
and bear arms shall not be infringsd." 80 ~ n,
As dear sirs Jon kno~ how cruelty this right Of the
people Of hsynd and Missouri has been nfrngsd and
yen know TOO, why hhs been done, viz 70 prevent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-09
THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

Letters Patent OF England, and secured by TIE
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmsoie de Pyff1k and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. rs invaluable for exhar stion and uato rybea
and ell ply yslcal disabilities.
No. 2 com plotely eradicates ell traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the
seous and pernlcious use of copaiva and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby ipsuring % the sufferer speedy
relief dIspeIsins all impurities, and roofing ont
the venom OF dieease.
TRIEsENAR, Nos. 1, and 8, are prepared in
and can be carried IN the weIstooet pocket sold
in tn cases, and divided into parate doses as ad
mlnistered by Velpeau, Lsllemsnd, Roux, Rioord,
DO. Price IS each, or four cases for S9. which
saves SS; aud In "a cases, whereby there is saw
ing Of 50. To be had, wholesale and retail, OF Dr.
BARROW, of 194 Bleeoker street. New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, Or. Barrow
will forward the Triescnhr 20 any part OF the world
securely packed, and addressed according 20 the in
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The Book, Of al others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down oonstitutiene
Is Human Frsllty, or Physiological Researches
Ii s beautifully illustrated, and treats rinuteiy cf
al the symp oms that invariably develop them
and vitating habits of early youth, Inoapacitstins
monlal state, and il not cheok cd in time, deeener-
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him, step by step 70 lingering and untfmely death
Sold by DIR. ARROW, 1e4 Bleecker street, -four
doors below Mscdougsl, New York. Pnoe q
cents. Sent free every where.
Sold slso by 8. G. Ford, Jr, Drug store, Wash
inEton- ID. G. de SEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-09

e IL The Chicago Times says that the repub-
licans have gerrvmandered the State as to
require but 1890 republicans to elect a Repre-
sentative and Sc 200 to elect Senator; while they
require nearly ~ 00O democrats to elect Repre-
sentative and ~ go to elect Senator IL Is such
an apportionment bill which the Legislature is
asked to pass. and which the democrats have de-
termined 70 defeat by aosenting themselves from
the Legislative sessions. srf afh
III OF the Territorial Legislature Of Utah, or
caniZ-d Ia December last, all but one are Nor
mous The assessed property Of ths Territory,
sxcepting Green River and Carson counties,
amounts 10 81 673 Preparations are b ing made
20 break mp Camp Floyd In the spring, but II 10
thoug ht that military stations will be established
along the route for the protection Of emigrants.
TT Half an acre Of land is ON nre at Perrysville,
lad . and has been Burning for some time The
soII il kind Of mari, and the surface is covered
with green grass treaeheroas OASIS In the desert,
for when the cattle go to Craze, they sCrambi
away with scorched feet aud noses z.5z.
III The Banks ia New York are pow hesrlg
Qiett-d with specie. They now bold 81, o.0u3
with prospect Of future incresse. ws4iel I