Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-07


Marshal B1nnaiont Of Baltimore has
arrived here, He wishes to obtain per-
mission to make arrests on hi own res
possibility with a warrant, as other peo-
pie will sue his bail for damages
Gen. CadSalladcr turns the matter over
to him, de ;lining to make arrests or to
search for arms. The United States Dis
trict Court refuses a warrant. The Mar
shall does his best to stop the expectation
Of arms, but has not sutIi lent force, and
can't depend on the police. Forty tons
OF gunpowder were some da IS since taken
to Har?cr's Ferry. The rebel allies have
from 5000 to 5000 stands of arms slowed
away in private houses in Baltimore, while
5000 more are buried in the Stu Ward,
and every man has his gun. Arms are
now making, and night y going out Of the
city in chests. Rebels from Harper's Fer
~ are constantly arrivir and leaving this
city Forty arrived lcre yesterda =
Marshall thiaGs that Gea. GadwaIlader
mistakes the feeling Of the city, AMI is
disposed to trust them t. tate. The I'm
ion men are in a large majority. hat arc
without arms Marshall also slys. should
the fortunes Of war favor the rebels IN a
single battle, the scenes which would en-
sue in Baltimore, would test the truth o.
his assertions.
G2NaEy, Nh, June 81.
Hon. Il. X. Smart has declined a re
nomination as The Democratic candidate
for Governor, aHd layors a Suspension Of
all party conflicts. He say:
Ia this great crisis | wish TO do wat
can to strengthen the hands of those who
are struggling to save our beloved country;
and in reference to the coming election |
can best do that by Withdrawing my name
and acting with those, who, without res
pect to the differences eff the past arc
readyto disregard mere party or organizations
and to stand solely upon the issue Of the
union Of all the states"
New Yo&z IzEI.
\ letter from New Orleans SAYS that
butter is scarce at - cts per poual and
other articles in the same proportion
Money on paper is entirely cut Of reach.
Ten per cent per month is offered OH first
class notes with collateral, without sue
cess. \ letter from Galveston states that
flour is selling at $50 per barrel.
The Heraid'S Washington dispatch says
it is reported that the Zouavcs will 90
out to Acqua Greek to hold the position
as soon as the batteries are siieneed.
\ New Hampshire and one OF the
Pennsy wanna Regiments marched into
Virginia on Sun2ay night.
NEW YoRK, 81.
Coils. Townsend, Hawkins, and Wilson'S
regiments are expected to leave to-day
for Fortress Monroe. They are fully
armed and equipped.
FoRTEEss MoNsoE, "a.
The Naval Brigade has not been ac-
copied and will return to New York to-
night by Steamer Coatzcoalcos Their
arms and ammunition have been retained
by order o. Gen. Butler who is placed in
most embarrassing position by the pres
ence of the brigade. Col. Bartlett in the
unfortunate Midnight expedition u the
Zip Rap, fell from a pasapet breaking his
claycle and receiving Internal injuries
lie is deIirious to-day, and will remain
with his familg. Tae b.isaae i, not vet
aware of its destination. and an cmeute
is expected when the news Is announced.
The unfortunate situation O col. Bartlett
excites the deepest sympathy.
There are no military movements Of
Importance.
WASHINGTON. 81.
Lieuts. ChamberI;S and Horton have
rendered ti.sir designations to AVOID being
called u9ea f4 tive service. Tae;r