Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

N5aIt5rs Ma T1Ink T1sy Cea'd ksss Tzt-
er tho Nerriaacc-G eas Baekrer ezt
1is9hl7laa put IN cios< Qa-yfsr,- Ora,
R9aozzy Ooez Manassas-C a41Ifa-a II
-AFaUs a NonsPAis.
WASHtx5ToS, lith
The Senate judiciary Committee wiLl %
Wednesday e3ne - = fnzI conclusion On the
cA-e e Senator Povrll. Therr viii = l ma-
}5rity and minority report. The minority
4s in The Bright cas-. beng for expulsion
Weaie D2i able ye; 10 give reliable iet1ii.
Of the evacuation Of Mlnasel.. and its ccca-
ra.ign by our troops. Th= whole fortISca-
i'm. y re abandoned ami everything possible
b-.ee7
GKEAr FAILS, Y. H. 1l;h.
The elec;ion proceeds very quietly. rne
vote will Dc small. Three Republican Repre-
sentatives have been .Ieseed-yn, David H.
Baaun, Oliver Ii. Lord. and Edward A.
Rollins. :. mother j. TO be elected
FORTRESS MoSRoE. l0th,
via Baltimore, llth.
The ofHoers and men Of the Monitor st-ak
in the highes; terms Of her per .ornanee and
think they might have taken the Merriuac
without much difficulty, had they beea al
lowed the Opportunity.
The masters mate, Peter Harsows, Of toe
Congress, is missing.
B~7oS, llth.
Information from Fort Warren states that
Generals Buckaer and Tilghman were put in
elase Confinement yesterday. Inc cause Is
not stated.
Occupation Of Manassas. and the series OF
victories uow being reported. causes highly
lubilan' feeling all over New England.
Sch. j. W. Chapman, arrived q, New
York last evening, reports 81 inst. fell in
With irigate Vermont lay BY her until ON !;
left her IN latitude IS 45, lon. %. driitin.
Ssh. l-2 Z. two knots per hour; rudler,
sails, and anchors gone, aad entirely hep
less. She wants powerful tugs at once.
ST. LorIs, lith.
4 special despatch TO The Democra, from
Cairo says Two Cnion men reached here
from New Orleans to-day. They lett that
city on the 10Th Of FEB. and BY careful
travelling were enabled to get Of 70 safety.
Both sT.ni the winter in New Orleans where
the greatest excitement and distress PRE-
vailed. The approaches to the city on ths
South were pretty well defended On the
North the fJrti5c4ti0as ran back 70 Can o.
ton.
The only persons in the city =: re-ulaElr
enlisted are Jews. The city was als5 iull Of
secret Union cluhe. At las; 1900 per
sons belong 10 .bes- e,ubs
The condition of things was 10 better at
Memphis. The Memphis Appeal aIsocates
the burning Of the city ct tie las; resort.
( but the Mayor has issued proclamation
that any persons detected IN setting FIRE 10
housLs should Be- Immediately hung
/ Gen. Beauresard had left JacksSa TO take
command at Island No To- 4 lar-e number
OF transports were lying a, the foo, Of the
F lsle nd 70 tase Of the troops in case Of defeat,
There Il NJ news from Ten. Curtis a. vet
/ Praos's Ressls Defeafe4 by GA CErts-
! CenfreriLis ead WiaoAesfer Erac1afed BY
/ the R.6~is-Psrfiallars Of fhs Capture e
t FessGHdiEa, Fla.
So. LOTS, 10th
The following Is an cs6cial desp.tch 10
Maj. Geo. Mcclellan
| The Army Of the Southwest, under Gen.
+ Curtis, has CAMEL a most glorious Wet ~
after three days hard fghtin,, over the eofn-
! bined forces Of Van DUrn. MeCailoeh, Triee
and Mcintosh. Our los. in killei and
wounded is estimated at one thoasand-that
Of the enemy was still larger. Guns, Gags.
provisions. &e.. were eapturei IN large qaan-
/ titles. Our cavalry are in pursGi; Of bic
flying enemy.
[Agnedl II. W. HALiEcx.
MAJOR General Commanding.
BsLrIgi 10th.
Fort Cliaeh = The first of the old Southern
forts Of the Union thai has been recovered.
As our feet approached the fort, ,raia Of
ears Was observed 70 leave FeraanSina. and
a. ihe srach runs three mile slBng the shore,
Flag 0fbcer Dupont sent oRe guaboat IN
pursuit. An exciting raee took place-she
steamer throwing shells al tie dying train.
s,me falling in such close proximity that