Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06
JoHS PorE,
MAJOR General.
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rectons.
(Signed) JoHS PORE,
Major General.
sui Later from Ha4erk,s Hndguaters-
$40 Prisoners from Hanorcr C0urr hous,
Wees from Col keaieH-Large Portion
Of has Regiment P,iSontrs- .iai Treat
meHt Of the Wounded d nied bv tn. RED
eis-Arriral q an EAy'sh Steamer as q
Pri.e.
IIALLEcK's lIEApquARrERs. 3Ist.
Orr cavalry found all the tents Of the en-
envy Standing, took hundreds of barrels o.
b ei AMI 200 stanI Of arms in a large en-
campmcnt on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
SAID t. belong t. Price and Van Dom,
forces. wh1 left on Thursday night.
The rebels are being brought in in squad,
Of from 10 to %. Our Cavalry found the
rebels in several -oa1s in strong position with
artillery, supported by infantry.
The rebels cogninenc i moving their sick
last Monday. Beauregard and Bragg were
at Corinth IN Tuesday afternoon.
The recently Published canari of army
newspaper correspondents, gives the erro-
reous iinprs ssian that Cen. li.lleck had pro
hibi,ed the reporter OF the Associated Press
here from I'll graphing anything. even when
Mt c ,ntrabtnd, except such items as he APP
pr ives. Gen. H.iIeck has never used such
influence over the Associated Press despatch
e., ami erascs ouly such items us are OF q
contrabasd character.
CoRfNTH. lst.
Residents say that the rebels guard burn.
ed the Cypress Creek Railroad bridge, through
miSa rprehenSian, causing the destruction oil
seven com tives and perhaps as many
trains laden with Quartermast.-r and com
misslrv stores. This accounts Tor the smoke
seen bY the 5: .nal corps.
Col. Elliot and command have returned
after lestr wing the railroad in several places
burning a large am ,unt of stores, capturing
three pieces Of artillery, 80 mounted prison
ers aad 600 infantry with little loss lie
found $3.50 sick and wounled at B1oneEille
Memphis refugees report that all the news
paper establishments have been removed L
Grenada, Mis-.
q n. Pope congratulates Cal Elliot Oh
the brilliant success oi his expedition.
NEW YORK ID.
The steamer Star of the South has arrived
from Fortress Monroe, with $40 rebel pris
uners taken ut Hanover Court House.
BALTIMORE. ID.
person from Winchester who arcd
last thursday states that Cd Henley and a
large pHti5n Of his command were pris IN
ers there and says the rdmors of brutal
treatment are unfounded. lie also state.
that neither of the hospitals were burned
He saw Col. Henley sitting up in bed with a
N b.a5 4 ,t,,ni,.r af tho ,,fG
GERS Of the 81 MARYLAND regiment were a
taken 5000 prisoners. bat what lie saw II
Winchester he thinks half that number
would be nearer the truth.
NEW YORK, Cd.
\ private despatch from New bern, y. C.
2jth ult, states that the health of oui
troops was improving Tne Mass % was il
fine condition and doing guard ddty at New
bern. There are no movements as yet fol
the interior.
PnILApELPHIA, %.
The English iron steamer Cambria cap
tured off Charleston by the gunboat Huron
has arrivtd here She has u cargo of liz
uors, medicines, Enfield rifles and siltpetre.
WAsniHGroS, 3lst.
A despatch received this morning at the
War Department, states that bri ,adc Of on,
troops. preceded by four companies Of X. |
cavalry. under Major Nelson, entered Front
Royal, sterday morning, at o clock, and
drove out tn enemy, consisting OF the sth
Louisiana, fonr COMPANIES of the 18th Geor-
gil regimant, and body of cavalry. Our
loss is 5 killed, wounded. and | missing
all of the K / cavalry. We captur ID Off