Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-30

The Marshall telegraphel to Gen Dix who
sent lbs of the 81 Delaware Regiment to the
scene. Befor, they entered thc town the
Marshall entered the Court and told the
Judge he must consider himself under arrest.
The Judge demanded his authority. The
Marshall replied that OF the United States.
The Judge said that be did not recognize
that authority under the circumstances. One
Of the officers ascendad the sters to make the
arrest when the Judge resisted ana kicked
him. The officer drew revolver and struck
the Judge on the head, inllieting slight
wound. Other officers arrested Powell and
two other citizens named MeNahb and Pes
cault. II was all done in a few minutes
! There WAS the greatest excitement in the
/ C5art room. The military soon appeared
outside. After short delay the prisoners
were marched to the steamer and brought to
Fort MclIenry.
NEw YoRx, 2Sth.
1t is unlcrstoOd that DO more militia will
be sent off. The 9Th is understood to be at
Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, oSth.
The Secretary of the Navy furnished Cen
gress with the result of the examination by
Special COMMITTEES, of Stevens Bitterly
They say it will require very essential modI-
iications, owing 70 recent improvements in
naval warfare The Secretary believing that
1t was the intention of Congress to apply
the nearly $500 900 heretofore appropriated
upon the battery according TO the original
plan. should it have been approved, he don t
feel autho. lied TO exrcnd the IN tncy - carry
out the suggestions of the beard.
before CoRINTu. 9th.
Gen. Halieck has issued orders prohibiting
skirmishing The pickets ON each side are
now friendly and within conversation dls-
tances, which they improve. Last night five
rebels, including one sergeant, visited cur
forces. Our force are within two mics of
the rebel works. Il some places our guns
are within batter ing distance, but the der SC
Wood lands intervening, prevent either party
opening fire.
Camp umors say V:eksburs has surren-
dered and that our fleet is en- route for Mem
phis.
The reporter of the Associated rress at
Gen. Halicck's headquarters say all the news
from Corinth, telexraphcd from Chicago, re-
celyed via Cairo for some time pas, Is entirely
unioundrd. No engagement OF the least
consequence has occurred in Corinth or vi
cinity up to / 10 clock last evening.
The Savannah 4Ncus of the Eth saws two
Yankee s,eamers opened fire with shot and
she'll on Darien on Friday. NJ damage was
done
The Mobile Register of the 22l says all
was quiet at Fort Morgan Il publishes the
correspondent relative to the demand for the
surrender Of Vicksburg
The Sicks6urg Citizen of the Goth sJys
some tederals landed at Warrenton and hl4
few skirmishts.
Governor Shorter of Altblma, calls out
all the male population MT subjected to the
conconscrip;ioa law, for STATE Guard.
Nav York. 2Sth.
The list and llth regiments - tonight
under orders from Washington. j0J men of
the 9th ami los Of X. /. regiment LIFT via
Amboy this m rning under tie command Of
the officers Of the former regiment.
\ special despatch TO The Post from Wash
ington states that the new treaty with Mex
leo does not meet the views OF the Govern
ment. 1t Will undoubtedly be REJECTED by
the Senate. The government expects that
under its plan the rebel force in the valley
6 the enlnloah will lie captured 1t i
considered certain that the bankrupt bill will
pass.
NEw YorK, 2Sth.
4 Fortress Monroe letter Of the 18th inst,
saws the Naugatuck has arrived from City
Point, with dispatches fer the Navy Depart
ment. The fleet is ready to attack Fort Oar
ling as soon as the order IS given. The reb
els have increased their forces considerably
Il IL l.,
point to Richla I'd, and have forced the citi-
zens Of City Point and the vicinity t. retire
to the interior
The rebels are improving the dcfenecs on
the App1mlttox River.
Beaureg ,rd visits Richmond only to con-
fer withe rebel leaders Concerning his opera
in the West Il is sid he reached Richmond
with extraordinary difficulty, and doubts are
entertained concerning his safety n going
back.