Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-24

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Recruits are gathered at St. Louis, Wash.
inrton, Michigan, Connecticut, South, caro-
lima, and Fortress Monroe. ana Will SOFA be
brought into the organ ization. At least %
600 men are already enlisted.
The Treasury Department has issued a
circular prohibiting commercial intercourse
with localities beyond our military lines in
North Carolina.
NEW YORK, 22i.
The I75une,s Washington despatch dat
ed Yesterday says delegation sent here by
the Connecticut legislature had an interview
with 5 crctary Webs this evening for the
purpose Of urging Government to send two
sun5oats to crnis oil the entrance OF Long
Island, Montank aud tishcr island .,
The Hfa as W ashlnston despatch says all
efforts to induce the Government 10 suspend
or avoid the DRAFT IN New York are I'M
aVatitnS, Inc ,. Goa luct OF me fie's sheFe
nas TehaeFel |. "a the es.in''.on q .t 'ne a .
t"oi II I'll i +, 'a,Is, - Eo,ra ma. .Ge
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Frizhffh Accident al Nae York CHy-La-
ter Nctrs from ll>ksbur9-Saermaa IA
Possession Of JartSJH-D!SaSir0US R5W
Of Gan. JotHStaa's -4rmy-Ids ErPedi
ton 10 Ndir4e,-H War Substantially Eaded
IN The Southeast.
Nry YoRk ool.
\ horrible accident occurred in E1st 22d
street Yesterday The sief wall Of the 18th
Ward Station House. which was burnt dur
inr the late disturbances. II dowa ur5n a
nnpobar of ,a,e,I.. mostly ebilIren. who
,q,re en.-aq.e,I n ,,is.kiu,un Yza,i and coal
from he Faias. \ rreat pataher of tie
pe,rle estimated nj be.ween 50 and 40
buried in the rains. Eleven b5l!es were re-
,.,vereI IN :, q o'clock last evening. i OF
Them win If. sin in them. and not So
much injured as t, be beyond the hone of
recovery.
The following order has just been made
public, explains certain chah5ss III Ne"
1orA ana hitherto misunderstood
WE DEPARTMENT.
Generals OHee. Washington, 10th. {
General order No. 29O.
By direction Of the President of the Unit
ed States. the following officers are retired
from active soryjes and tbeir nam ; will b.
entersI on the retired lis; of officers of tn
yrads to which thew respectively belong, in
aceordtn with section II Of the act ap-
proved July l.. 1852. this order to take
effect August lst. 1868
Ma. Gen. John E. Wool: Brig. Gen.
WINS Harvey: Breye. Bril-. Con. Harvey
Brown. ell 5,b Artillery Col Justin
Dimmiek. lst Artillery Col. Charles )
Merchant. 4th Artillery. and Lieat. Col.
Martin Burke. sd Artillery.
By order of Secretary Of War.
(sirnedA + d. townsend.
Assistant Adiutant General
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