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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

We left New dreams for Galveston nt
= 7 " tie SIS; ult., passed the hlr at the
B4!tze At : clock the next morning and ar
rived OIL the bar At Galveston at . r.. N. on
the ri. NchAd on board Col. Davis OF the
lss Texas regiment, with 200 men. a section
Of lp.c3aib's battery. 80 Texas Refugees, SO
horses aud c4rg OF quartermaster, COM
mlssary and suttlers stores. Not knowing
OF susp citing tia, the rebels had possession
OF 6alSent III. our steamer showed her usual
lights during the night of the ID, and in tho
morning made tie usual signal for pilot.
Fortunately for Us, however, the weather be-
Ing thick our signal was not seen by the
rebel authorities Ill late in the day, ut II
| : 4. N. we sent u boat with six men into
the harbor Tor pilot. with orders TO return
immediately. she dad not return and We
subsequently learned that the boat with her
crew OF SIX men were captured by the rebels
on entering the harbor. Our steamer showed
no lights the night Of tho Sd, but in the
morning we again renewed our signal fora
pilot, which was answered by what appeared
10 be pilot boat, lying of and on inside of
the bar. In short time the pilot boat
hauled down her signal. stood out over the
bar and d0trH the coast, We ran down in
the same direction, VIXEN the pilot boat
rounded too, and as she came within hailing
distance, hailed US and asked vs. how much
water we were drawing, and-at the same
time requested us 10 follow him in over the
bar. We were now within musket range,
and Col. Davis requested the Capt. of the
boat to come on board, This request he did
not seem to be willing to comply with, Col.
Davis then ordered his men to load t.
pieces, (Which he did as a feint Us .hey&
already loadedJ a; which the Capt. chaf
his mind, dropped along side and cameS
board. Being somewhat disconnected -
this change OF events. We soon learned from
him that the place had been re.taken by the
rebels, aud that he had been sent out to en-.
trap us. On the whole we had very proyi-
dental escape from falling into the hands of
the rebels. We are now on our way back
to New Orleans, feeling very thankful that
We were not "goddied'' up by the rascals.
The cumbril, Capt. Geo. Sumner, isa
line propeller ship built in England or rath.
er Seotiand-on the Clyde, and was ca ptured
with valuable cargo in attempting to run
the blockade off Charleston. She is some
what singular in her build and model, being
200 feet long and % feet broad. | will
write you again as soon as we reach New
oFleans. Your affectionate brother
GEORGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

:, SrASD by TIE FLAG.-Eyery man, t.
whatever party he may belong, who loves
his country, who wishes the honor Of the
dag maiutlined, will respond cordially to
the manly sentiments Of " Washington Irving,
written al tbe time Of oar last war with
Great britain. They are as true to. day as
th Y were then. lie writes:
" W hateser we may think Of the expe-
dicncy or incxpeliency Of the present war,
We cannot feet Indifferent u its operations.
W heneyer our arms come in competitor with
those Of the enemy jealous for our country :
honor viii swallow up every other consider
ation-our feelings Will ever accompany the
Tag of our country to battle rejoicing in
its Gllry, lamenting over its defeat for
there sue such thing as rcleasin. ourselves
from the consequences of the contest. lie
who t4neies he can stand aloof ia interest,
and by eondelnning the present war can ex-
onerate himself from the shame of its disas-
tiers is wofully mistaken Other nations
will not trouble themselves about our inter-
nal wranglings and party questions. rhey
VIII not ask who among US fought, or why
we fought; but h0r We fought The dis
grace OF defeat will not be C. fined 10 the
contriyers Of the war or on the PARTY in
power, or the conductors OF the battle. bnt
viii extend to the whole nation and come
home to every individual Ii the name OF
America is to be rendered honorable in the
fight. we shall each participate In the honor
il other wise We must inevitably support our
shars OF the ignominy. ''-[See Lille. vol. |
P. $40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

DEATHS or UNION PRIsoSERs IN RICHMOND.
The following names are in the list of
wounded Union soldiers who have died in the
prisons at Richmond, Va, since the LIST of
Dee. last:
Corp. C. Knight, Co G, 4th Maine, of a
gun shot wound, on Dec 22d
David NJ. Allen, CO. IL. 18th Maine, gun
shot wound, Dec. 2sth
Jerome 0, Clark. Co. G, 4th Maine, gun
shot wound, Jan Sd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
E'hc Mcdowell Court Martial.

Washington, Jan. Is. In the Mcdowell
court of Inquiry Gen. ricketts, was examined.
Tie testified that the road by which he WAS
ordered to march by Gen. Mcdowell on the
morning of the oath Of Angus, was 50 OBJ.
struc.ed b wagons in his front as greatly 10
impede the PROGRESS Of his command!
Major Cica. Hitchcock was next called
He testified At length t. the force left for the
protection of Washington when G,n. Me-
Clellau's army started FIR the p,uinsular-
In the course Of his te tim5ny the following
letter from the President WAS laid before the
Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

MAKING GAME OF CHIcKExs.-It Is
well known that the flavor Of meat de-
ponds largely upon the kind of food on
which the animal was fed before being
killed. The Scottish Farmer thinks that
by giving chickens some berries or essen
ces mixed with their food, We nigh. give
chickens the favor Of game
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
W ashinston, April ., 1862

Washington, April Q, 1862
Mayor Ten. NcCle3lan
My Dear Sir, Your dispatches complain
ing that yon are not properly sustained.
while thy do not ofltnd me, pain me very
much, Bicnker'5 division was wthlrwn
before You iett here. and y1u know the pres
sure under which | did t, AMI. as thought
acqnicscei in it, certainly not without Telurt
antc. After you left ascertainel that le>,
than 10000 unsrgani1ci men, without a
hid battery. We're al! y7u designed 10 he leit
Tor the defence 81 Washington and Manassas
junction, and part Of this even WAS to x =
Gea. Hooker 5 Old position.
Gen, Banks corps, once designed for ,la.
nassas Junction, was tied up on the line Of
Winchester and Strashurs, and coal1 not
leave it without again exposing the tIp'r
Potomac and tie Baltimore aul Ohio Kal!-
road. THIS presented, or would present
when Mcdowell and Sumner were souc, i
great temptation for the enemy t, tara back
from tie Rap sEann5c E and sack Washing
toni Af e5taeit directions that " hshihg-
you S,iouia, d! the Jui-eih'ht o! al the {. IN
n..ll1eIs - e2fl's, ~ ies' entlfeiy secure, has
,'es' '-'''et9 5s.setta. u was precisely
~ - s1 s.i4, VS. F'''',},' win mar ar
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

VINO KILLED Cock RoBN ?-The Adolf
tionists and the Republicans, heretofore
have had to bear the charge of causing this
war. Now, the Boston Herald says, Ben
Butler. caused it, tie Machias Union saying,
amen. History, no doubt, will charge it to
ths account Of Northern doughfaccs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

y EMERSON CITY, Mo s1td.
Eighty four members of the legislator,
met tonight and adopted memorial to tn,
President, setting forth that there is still
underlying the surface Of this State a very
large substratum of reasonable sentiment
which may break out at the first flyorabl,
opportunity; expressing thanktulness t
the Government for assis ance rendered, anc
stating the belief that by all truly l1yal mcr
in Missouri, their lives, properly ana con.
sttutional liucrty are noY engaged repre-
santins that utter ruin would result from
another struggle with domestic traitors and
their alders AMI a7ettors IN our midst urg
ihS the fresi1ehf TO use his utmost caution
IA recinding or Notifying orders taat have
iA'I''fl9us aAd e'cFtiEe lalleehees only On
oar ana the country enemies.
IN many parts oil the State the eNii IA"
Is U great extent Iowerless. efand ]efisS
c"i'hot NC ein(ahhelied wac VIII lhdlct men
who have stolen horses aad guns from tae
oni'hlsts To equip themselves Tor the reoe
army
IL IS sun IN some places sale to be dlSioya'
an uac III iitipnIi thion lie ia9ral ioTce
Oh coercion Is not aitag thar on our sec yet
W therefore urge the pr4grle.Y OF keep
M IN i'rte orders NJ. . anu %, thanat'
ing from Che headquarters of the Depart
mens OF Missouri, until such time as We can
say the thoroughly loyal sentiment prevails
throughout the St'.te. " e ask TINS, beiey-
ing that upon 1t largely depends tie welfare
OF the Union, the cause ct cur STATE, and
the personal safety OF thousands oil citizens
who have taken part IN sustaining the gov
ernment.
The memorial was unanimously signed
and viii b, oiFGalated ior more names to,
morrow. "a "a, hayward mas oeG n appointed
TO present tue memorial . Tue ffe'iu5n''
NEW 4oES. list.
Special dispatches from Washington say
that Tour refugees from richmond arrived
to-day, having lett that city on the I2th
instant. On their way from Richmond they
saw only pockets tbs side oi= Hanover Court
House. until they reached the lower kappa-
hanncck.
There was much excitement IN richmond
OWING to reports OF immense ie'eral !orceS
IN North Carolina. Anderson rebel divis-
ION, OF jackson 5 corr. passed tnrou5h
richmond S'uthwird' which iae' aaued
much to the exci'em mt,
HE Mefrinac WAS iuiiy tired ana proven
complete i'ilure.
lhe CITY Is well tortiiye1 at every point;
bat the ordinations are gifrisoned WIN
only small nam Der OF men. lhey hafs
IoO gans Ia pdsItion aroua! the city.
be maia o1aV OF TIE ftlel army IS slid
to De aDlut midway between freotficSsbafs
anu ktehmead on &c railroad. -,
There Is stid u. % considerable Oh Union
~ No. ~ '.'e e,--,.., ~,
T. W;i, % t' - 49, 800 NJ = "''' ~
~ -'''''!' 800 '',ta = - - -,
:, NEW hoAN' .-is''
MexIran adyice' Of Pc <Ist' nave Deer,
rec.iVed. Fihe frehGn haa not YET @ay ',
against iueoia Inc garrison oil fueoia
now NUMB RS Zo,oeo inea
specias despatch from ashinGtoh says
ooi "ynShan OF the ~ D. chfaify' haS
reslshcl On count Oh n'hS paced uhd:i
ordfrs OF C'l Price OF the u Eennsyiyanli
cavalry. 1t Is ramored tGat eol. W yndham
VIII, have an indrp3ndent command.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

Coop FOR JonN.-rhe Repab'iaaa Journal
Machias C"ien and kiodred prints, have
heartily expressed good bye to John A.
Peters Esq. tn Uuion Senator for Penobscot
John must feel relieved, to be iorsaken by
such sheets, because he sticks by the Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

The Machias Union says ait shall 20
on with its treason " We have no doubt of
it, So will JEFF Davis. until he is brought m
with "Tound turn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

The Republican Journal could not find
space for Gov. Coburn's Message, but could
print the address of Governor Seymour OF
New York, who is as near seoesh as he darcs
10 be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

y Tie TIL, wing letter was received in
tits twn On Wednesday morning. /. was
written BY G. ". Brown E.q and gives IN
interesting account Of the narrow escape Of
some OF our friends from being captured by
the rebels at Galveston.
STEAMER C4usfA. of Ship Shoal,
l. NJ January 9Th, 1868.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

-Ihe Bangor Dcmocrat has Tor II motto
the beautiful line, commencing,
"Truth crushed to earth shall rise again
1t is well that Mr.. Bryant, the author, is
alive, for live man, possibly, can bear
such treatment, but such use of such Il
thought, would make the bones Of dead
author turn in its coffin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

a'Ax ARwrR.RY ARREST The Chief Of
the Blltilnore poliee, Marshall Kane, imme-
diAtely after the nurderous attack upon a
Massachusetts, Regiment Was Arbitrarily
Arr, stei" and sent to Fort In Fayette-
Among the evidences Of his treason is the fol-
loving Telegram
Thank you Tor your offer. Bring your
men by the first train and we will arrange
with the railroad uiterward. Send express
es over the mountains and valleys Of Mary
land and Eirgiaia for the riiisman to coUe
without delay. Fresi, hoydes viii be down
On us to IN rrow. We will e7hip them or die,
= GE9. u. KANE"
The Traitor to whom this was addressed,
in fredc rex, paeariei it, with this addition:
"All men who will 80 with me will report
| themselves as spon as p)ssib!d, providing
themselves with such arms and accoutre-
ulpntS as tlley can. Double barreled shot
guns and buckshot are Efficient ,"
This man, Kline when released from Fort
Ia Fayctte. made an indignant Appeal to
the public for sialptthy, and sympathizlng
organs began to howl in MS favor W en- they
were spiked. by the production Of one Of
the evidences Of his treason
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
Snear Rox Shnnas.

The following statement exhibits the
amount of business done on this river, in
the sugar box shook line, during the season !:
Brown & Hopkins, manufactured $1,000
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

The amount Of lumber sawed during the
season, figures up, to about % 100000 feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

FoREIGS TRADE AND SIIP. BUILDING or Ban
GoR.-We take the following figures from
the Custom House records. in relation to the
foreign business aud ship.bailding at this
port during the past year
FOREIGN ENTRIES.
American vessels 29-tonnage $500
Foreign :. 3S-tonnage SG37
portS-Salae &l20 .s42 Duties sd 900
IS
Prime pie artielcs-Molassos Coz COS gallons.
Sugar, S0s.9eS pounds
salt. 25.232 bushels.
Coal. GJi tons
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
WAR NEWS.

Matters al the Gapita'-Speeial Message
from President Liacoia-Hs is O2posed 10
Further issue Of Treasury Notes Enough
Money IN the Hands Of Paymasttrs % pay
the Entire Army and Navy-AH guiet on
the Rappahcnnoek Report of NaraI Op-
eratioas at Arkansas Pcst-THe loss on
the Fleet small - Rebel SANDERS Intercept
ed Letters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

The ioint resolution authorizing tho issue
of 300 900 in United States notes became
= law to day. Upon learning that fact tht
Secretary OF the Treasury Immediately plae
ed to the credit Of several paymasfers an az,
gregate amount sufficient to pay the Who'll,
army and navy.
unApouARrEBs Army of the P.,tolnae, !
January ~, 1868.
Several distinguished visitors arrived here
to-day. Including Hon. Henry j. Raymond
Beyond this n,thing beyond the Ordinary
rontine has ranspired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-10
Rend. ID s,aeE alarael..

CHARLESTON, June 5-To-day Mr. j 8
Riggs sold at auction a lot Of stocks and seeuri-
ties at the following rates
Fifteen shares Charleston exporting and i'm
porting compaay, with all the privileges, Oh
C0hla, presidsntl-Sl460 to 1910.
Ter shares 10 Mechanics exporting and i'm
porting compsny-Sl500.
Ten slarrs in Georgia exporting and imnort.
Jog company, GO. B. Lamar, Esq PRESIDENT
- 395
Fur tharos in Chicsra exporting and import
ing compauy-S1500 to 1910
One shers in Palmetto exporting and import
ing company, (Wm. Rsvenel, Esq presideht)
-S236O.
fhuty-si1 hslf shares South Carolina railroad
compsny-$i19
Three Confederate States bonds, Of $500
each. of the hundred mi lion l0an-SllO.
.Fna the ichnsnd Dlspstchl
RICHM0ND. June 5 Specie and Bank Notes.
G Id has sgein n9vanesd-ths buying rafes, ts-
dry. being IS so premium, and the selling rats
ST pfeminm-Lhs highest PORT yet attained
TIE buying Fate for silver is s. premium. TIE
selling rate IS so This advance is caused by
the very small amount Of coin in the market
with a dsmand from parties who have bean una
BE to supply themselves with exchange. Bank
notes have been ST rtsd by The rise in geld.
We q7ote them a. $l5Oc0
B0sDs AND Stocks The market is an
and active We quota Confederate Bonds, 100
n loan. $40 } to Sl09 sad interest do. DO. 7
per cent, 500 aud interest No recent sales
of bonds Is NJ loan. Virginia skies, registered,
last sales SIG. North Carolina SKIES $2l3-
an advance; do do. IS, 1873 and iHie' eat 5
o ange and Alexandria railroad bonds, first
moi, gage, ITO and interest do. Do. second
mortgage, sos and interest; Cd Dominion
Trailing eompeny, $1,000. (psr S5O00); IUp"rt-
ing and Exporting company, $500, (Par S9uOf
r edmond and Petersburg railroad stock, Si40i
Richmond and DanVills railroad stock, Sl25
Iasnranee Company Of the State Of Virginia,
$40; Richmond Fire Association, S37A Yir-
gnia Central railroad held al 500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-10

Correspondence oftls Charleston Mercury
RICHMOND. Jnne 6. 1852.

Correspondence oftls Charleston Mercury
RiCHM0ND, June 9, 1888.
Distressed by msdd ming kilograms from
Jackson, We yet make out tnat Vicksburg held
is own At lsst accounts. Il is said that teie-
graphic dispatches slVays get IN a iumble at
Mseon IF So, q change is needed there.
Jonston ought 10 have By this time - thou
send men some say as high as -. enough
10 iushy him in striking q blow. Bat bis CO.
rrer from Harpers Ferry to Seven Pines shows
hat he IS nev'r ia haste to deliver hattie. The
government has hsen ia a grsa. furry about
Vcksburg, as disps' ches from - TO -
show T. is believed here that a great deal viii
be risked to insure Pemberton's,succes
I tall a secret well known 20 Hooker when 1
inform you that a part. and perhaps al of LEES
army is moving-n6t in this direction. II loker
has slreafy thrown forward 3 forca 70 meet
Largsfreet, and is making ei iher a feint to
cover the departure of his whole army, OF else
preparing To call Les back by msking another
20 to r chmonl,' as soon as he thinks the
wy open.
Longsireet commands the left, Hll the center
and Z veil the right Of The army under the new
ofgauizati0n, so I hear Hill becomes Iisuten-
ant general because the senate refused to con
finn Holmes This also is hsarsay. The law
limits the number Of lieutenmt generals to
sevsn.
lie tiers Pa'ent' revOking She eXequstur of
British consul, are a novelty in these parts
Mr. Moar's effmse is net merely a refuse to
show his papers, y as requested, but his elaim-
ing power 10 proteef British subj cts, who had
iorsEorn their allegiance voted and acquired
prop,ry here NOBODY huows or seems to esre
what will BE- tho fleet Of Moore's dismissal h
was NOT ~unfnendiy to our CAUSE, but rather The
other waY.
Hunters impsuinent letter to the President,
ths hicb ia the exchange Of prisoners, and an
article in the Enquirer Of this morning, incline
one to think thai retaliation is to be the order Of
{ q day. When the black flag is raised on both
sides, there will b a prospeet Of peace
The ladies' g~snboat. to be launched to-day,
will be a formidable affair if it is ever finished.
VallandiQham srrivsd in Lynchburg Thursday
night It is said he viii 60 to Speaker b
cocks residence, in A~ppoms'tox county, for the
present; but he may not Ike for tins 20 be
known. as I see be is keeping out Of the Lynch
burg papers. There is talk OF q new deity pa
per here also Of = weekly, TO be edited by
John r Thompson, aud owned by Judge Per
kiHs, w. H. MeFarleq !, and other capitalists
Mr. Fsbsr, formerly Of the New Orleans press,
IS editorialiy connected with the Dispateh, and
Hugh Peasants goes to the illustrated Nens.
HERMES.
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An sreHo VOysgs in ,hr Atlantic.


Pfrlozs F0gage ~ British Bark Queen PC
iorta-fmmsass Fieids u bs-Pessds Ice
B0aHd
The B sd ba < Queen Victoria arrived at
Nsw York n Monday mon ing, from D lhlin,
wheAcs she stIed On he Z b or April, having
hsea delayed ny q RENAL be and %petinus pas
sage through Immense ids Of ice To- be Al an
dc. Captain Conway makes the f~a.lowieg r.
port Of hs adveHfsrrs. which reads more Ike
30 ezuact from D.. K,re's narrative than the
log OF IN Atlantic packet sop
MAT3 la 'oRgituds foriy-1ine degrees male
large n lis Of zee; AZ 3 p n. sho ten, d Sail /;
nig5t c0Eing 81, gspt the snip in clear wster
by stsnGii 3 c. the Eastward, occasionally pass
ng through detached 50 iugs o. ice. Many
vessels were IN compsny similarly suua'sl
Maya AT daylght nOshiug bat I'd ice ia
sight argurd The Dol zJn, he vessel under short
canvas, TO ind, d pOssibl-, clear watsr Night
4 s1mug on sid the ics mo e COMPRESSED the
yesse. making no Roadway, mooted her to q
bali ireland Ians' sierra 8n, with On eight
nch haWBer 20 save The ruddsr At 10 P n
toe ice completely enclosed The vessels she
l7ipg firmly janmed, al sails banded four
7 ether ships co7e ~, IN The same s-ituatioa.
MAY An around the horizon Bothisg but
isi as tar ss the range Of sighg, no water 10 be
ssea. Du1rg the DAY pressed the vessel under
canvass % tbs south southwest with great eau
ton; a. night light winds.
MAY 6-AbtRo A n the ice became slack
aud some gpeu water was seer; stsered 20 south
west, A. 0ayHghE had enc bark ia company
stealing ID saus couTs left three ships com
p et-ly imned iu, on tns weather edge Of tie
IN, sin q sEr0Bg northwest wind and 3 heavy
ssad OF the sea Sailed for sixteen hours 81 the
raia Of SIX aad = hat miles per hour along the
ws41efside OF The jan 10 3 southwest by wesi
course. an. then only got CHAR 81 seven p. NJ
Passed several smlgs Of de.aobed ice during
ne night
MAY Passed large ice f Ids, many ice
bergs AID many Islands # ice Was obliged 70
steer "a az direcu0Bs ~ clear the large fields,
asy and ugas up 10 Saturday, Nay 9 o.
a NP ~ 0I thaE cay nosbmg bat cleal
wafer ~ aigBL a. 4 r a. sould-d on the
G-aad B1uk, IA i~0ugHu3s 1880, and since then
nave had .nuuu usstauy1 nIads, light calm
and oppressive hssL'
Inls remarkable accumulation If ice ia the
Ahasue may accoant Tor tue cod westhei
ehioh has 90 saddsuly followed the intenss
hast OF last Wesk.