Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-15

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In testimony whereof have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the seal oil TIL
United States to be affixed.
tSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
w. II. SEWARD,
Secretary q STATE.
Washington July {, iooi.
T51 f;r,7, uqr,fond Rojd-JIf-oc on n.
RailroqdS NoTb and East of Baltimor.
THO Passenger Trains Captured on
the Baltimore and H,lmia rtoa Railroad
-Efj. Gen. Franklin 4maag the Prs
ogfrs-RiRiag of a Tsluabi, Mail and
Taportant DespttcReS-Ereifing Tine
IN Hasfip gtoa-Rebd .SkirmiShes IN
1He Suburbs Thy Run the Persistence
ot Frank p. Biqir-Reported iuthea-
tie Statement Of tie Reid Force driJ
has 10000 Rrbels Ia Nargiand-Long
street al GordousruIe rih an .idiitloal
+ Forct-TTe Tjrginia Central Railroad
R4aaiag 10 StduHtoH-Ptrdtc Florida
Burns 4 Transport Of Cape Henry
: Three GuaJoats in Pursuit.
PHILADELPHIA, july 1lth.
The rebels rot possession of the wires
at Magnolia. about II miles from Balti-
more. and intcrcepted a large number OF
dispatches. among them one from Stanton
n General Cadwalader. We have No
communication with Washington. and
tbere is treat excitement here.
The Bulletin has despatch from Will
,ninrton. Del. which saws the report of the
bnr3iI.q of rhe bridge over (;anpow der
riTer bT the rebels is not believed.
The mansion of General Cadwaladcr. a;
uarnelia. was burned bv the rebels thi,
morning.
PHILADELPHIA. .JuIy Ilth.
j I'll. f,IIow;nr has bcrn received nv :. F
kc,nodr. SUPERINTENDENT of the BALI.
n,ora ana ah;a Roilroad
II am conductor ON No. Il train. The
rabeIs a+-ocl,cj the train at MAGNOLIA. and
,,.ant ,bro,,rh the train after we STAINED
lantnr;,,@ al the officers and soldier.
o9,enc, tim Major General Franklin
tn, sIsn rolhaj most of the passenger.
ra[l:.,s of ,,,otcb.s and money also unlock.
II ha,,oara th-v sst trr IN the train.
i,nr,,;5,7, ,b-eo f,@:t class car. one second
md III, .5o b,r@aae cars Of the Sortber,
Gant,aI anJ sn37;na an Si1cli,r
>iqnrdl !. r. MaScHowER.
Cane Nav. Julv II.
The canta;ns and dreTs af ths bark,
Gaianda Borrv. Greenland and Salinla
,,,,,har;,,c, ~ mon laft hero IN dav fo,
pb;loJeinfio IN he followed bv seven Of
anotber ye~seI, All the vessel were cap-
tnred and burned Friday last by the pirate
Florida. off Cane Henry and Charles.
lIavre de Grass, July II.
The Philadelphia Navy Yard Battery
! r
ceeded to the rear of Magnolia, where tht
rebels were found i'll force, causing thu
section to return.
What the future intention of the rebel'
are is all conjecture Of course.
The steam ferry boat MARYLAND is safe
and the town anr ferry are well defended
hv the gun-boa, Currituck.
/ 4 large detachment of troops ana
mariners from the Philadelphia Navy
Yard are here. with other forces, and the
country is scored by scouts.
There is no truth in the report of the
Conominao bridge over the Susquehanna,
- miles north of Ware.
The telegraph lines south OF this point
are badly damaged, but II Is thought thai
the railroad Is not injured to any great ex
ent.
Gen Franhtin was captured on one o
/ the trains destroyed at Magnolia.
The rche! Gilmore aHoWed MS Intention
Of going inte Baltimore tonight.
Artillery firing has been heard since
p. m. IN thc southwest diFcctieh-PefAap'
at Berea river.
Philadelphia, July lilo p. N.
The train from here this forenoon went
/ as far as Perrrmanville and then return
ed. The II O'Clock tram Went only to
Wilmington.
/ There was 10 Signs OF any rebels at inc
former place. The return OF the trains
was merely precautionary
Our gunb"ats had commenced hrl"g on
the rebels at buIh mn Oh BUSH river the
+ river nearest 10 bait1iiioie'
LATER,
! Our gunhoats drove the rebels on al
Bush river ana fc-captured one oil our
engines.
There Is probability OF teiegraphitt
communication being opened tonight "ili
Baltimore.
New York, July llth
Secretary Fcsseeden to day met severa
bank officers with whom he had length,
consultation.
Col. Thomas |. Stanton has been arrest
ed by Gen. Dix at Newark for denouncins
the Government.
Gold closed at 5. NJ. at 277 1-2
II.