Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

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Nine bodies Of the soldiers drowned at
B,lls Bluff wcrt picked up t,-iay at
Georg town and Long Bridge. Most Of
them were buried upon Anoh stan Island {,
opposite Gcprg0town.
The Tribtne's despatch SAYS that one of
the oihe, rs Of the Resplute reports that seven
Of our soldiers were injured Nv she'll from
the rebel battery at Shipping Point.
The steamer Brlyidrre. one of the Expe-
dition. Laden with horses and stores. rctArn
ed II Old Point Monday noon. and reported
, that she was separated from the fleet IN the
storm OF Friday. and portion OF her upper
works were stove. In fact. she was 81
roughly handled that she WAS compelled to
return. Twelve OF the horses were killed
She knew noting rs to the balance of the
l,ct
About 3 o'clock this afternoon the steamer
Monticello, from thu hl,cknding lrct IF Sl-
,annah, arrived and reported that she pass
ed the whole fleet moving alon. finely on
saturday night, within 50 miles OF Bull
Bay The storm had nearly alat'l, and her
officers have NJ doubt the Il ct entered Bull
Bay carly sunday morning. and landed
within - miles of Charleston. This point
Of tie coast was but slightly fortified.
\ Norfolk paper of Mo day says the dos
tin.tion ot the let is known TO be Port
ROYAL, the entrance t. which is 80 miles
south oil Bull Bay.
W less than sixty contrahands came into
the Fortress on Monday. They report that
many Of the troops have hem withdrawn
from Great Bethel. Yorktown, AMI the vein
ity OF Norfolk but do not know where they
have ne They were picked up in boats
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HEADQUARTERS Western Department.
>prin.f Ia. No. III. T
- ,ldicrS ii III, NIi>>is,ipriarmy Arc
able t. orders received tbs dav. take !layeH
Of YOU.
Although our army has been Of sudden .
erlwth. W. have crown M together. and
haye h.r IN, r,nlIiir with the bray and
generous spirits which You bring to the j.
fence Of y1ur country. and in which we an
ticifate for vou d Ar.l.ilnt career. Continue
ar YOU have begun. and give t. nv successor
the me corliAand enthusiastic sui p,rtwith
which you have encouraged me Initiate the
splendid example which YOU have already
beior. YOU, and let me remain as | Ian
proud If the noble army which have thu.
lar latored to bring together
Soldiers | regret to leav, You. VI 81
sincerely thank You Tor the regard and
confidence YOU have invariably shown me.
terrlv regret that | shall not have the honor
t. Lad v5u t. the victory which ylu are
iu>t abjat 10 win. Bat stall claim the
right 10 share with YOU in the i1v Of ever
triumph, and trust always t. he pcrs lnally
rpmcmh red hy nv companions in arms
(Signed1 JOHN. {. FREMONT.
Mir General,
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