Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-22

CAIRO. 10th.
The steamer Glendale, from New Or
leans has arrived. She passed Fort Pillow
last evening, where there WAS no appear,
ance of the enemy, and the river was all
clear. Nothing remains OF the Fort nut
ruins.
A number Of steamers are leaving here
for the south
MEMPHIS, 18th.
There is not much said, but there Is q
general gritting of teeth among officers
here when the ma ssacre of the brave garri-
son at Fort Pillow is alluded to. Several
officers hare been heard to say that unless
the government takes retributirc steps
they vii! consider il their duty To shoot
every man of FORESTS command they
mcet-no prisoners. The soldiers threaten
10 shoot FORESTS men now IN lnvon
Prison if they can get chance. Inns
is the general feeling.
New YORK, 18Th.
The steamer Glasgow, iuom Liverpool
the Ell, via Queenstown the 4th' mas
arrived
London, 4th. The Ners report that
measures are being taken by the tories TO
muster their utmost strength for well
organized attact upon the government III
parliament.
The TINES saws the prospects OF the
government have increased since Foster $
recess, but says there is sack ahead,
viz: The ease of Mr.. Stansield, whose
defence from the charge Of connection with
the late attempt OH Napcleon's life should,
1T thinks. be made as private member OF
Parliament, not as person connected Win
the government.
Maxim has addressed a letter to The
Times, generating Stanstield from any
connection with the above named scheme
of Greco and others.
Consol. at p. NJ. on the 4gh were 81
SIS 81 81 for n,o.ey.
Advices from Rome confirm the Apr
honsions felt fer the Pope's life, whicc is
not however despaired Of.
Prince Napoleaa ii was reported will go
to Sweden,
The Paris Pays speaks of serious con
flict said to have taken place IN Jutland
between an Austrian and PrusSian reg
iment,
Vienna papers give positive official denial
to the report thar Il revolt had been p'ann-
edamong the Hungarian troop, IN Anstri'
an army, and in consequence wholesale eA-
eeu,ioaa lad taken place.
New YORK, 18th
The Heralds Army Of the Po,oma,
despatch SAYS General Fitzpatrick Left iol
Washington to-day. Thence he proceedet
to Nashville to report to General Sherman
for the command of the cavalry OF th'
Cumberland.
General Caster with the ID brigade i:
transferred from the 81 to the LIST division,
and Colonel Chapman with the Isl hrgad,
of the lst division is transferred 10 the 81
division.
General Davis is ordered 10 report t,
General Gregg. commanding the I'd dl
vision.
Previous to General kilpairek's de
parture, he received BY flag OF truce alettel
from General Lee inauiring whether the
orders found rpea Colonel Dahlgren, As
published in Richmond papers. We're auth
orized by him. The reply was an Indignant
denial. There is little doubt thai the rea
son Dahlgren's body is not given up Il
because Of its shameful ma,ilation aud I'M
christian burial.
Mosehv with ~ men captured a trai,
near Fairfax Station on saturday. II,
harmed the wagons and made OFT with tn,
horses.
Tn. Herald's Portsmouth, Va. core
epondant reports that the recent eXprdl
ton was fer the purpose OF capturing III
rebel torpedo boat that tried 10 de>tro,
the Minnesota. 1t was not found, bu
several sharp conflicts were had with tn
rebels and . large number of horses wer
brought in. Two of our men were kille'
and seven or eight wounded. One of tn
men killed was Lieut.. f. +. Wilder, ex
ecutive officer Of the Minnesota. was i
command Of the gundcat Stepping Stone.
The rebel Colonel Winston had bee
captured in a fight between the Goth \
Y. Cavalry and his command Tn
rebels were driven some distance.
The Worlds Washington despatch HI
n rumor that the deficiency caused by I'll
reinforcement of the Army Of the Potama
with troops from the defence of Washing
ton, viii be supplied in case of sadde
movement. by temporary call npon til
State uaaltsa-
New YORK, 18th.
The steamer Fxlten arrived at Fol
Monroe Saturday frsm Port Royal tn
18th.
The Alliance was captured by the Sou;
taru!laa- Tier crew, ~ IL kSIiiSsi, Ati
all asleep Her passengers, in nnmbcl
escaped. Tke cargo and vessel WAS va.
ued nj S2l0. 900 Etfer;s IA save thc Ne;
sci which was ashore, would probably b
successful
NEwBERS, y. c 18th.
according to The Raleigh Progress
the people in Western North CaTolia
have recently hung several officers an
soldiers for attempting to enforce the con
scription.
The Raleigh Confederate sys the ele'
ton in the states depea4s upon The saree'
OF our (rc'sel, armies. II they arr success
full, Holden VIII he defeated. II the
meet with a repulse. his eiec,ion as Col
<snor. BY large majority, Is certain.
Ereaaent arrivals If steamers al vi
miny,or with valuable caryoes are s.!
announced.
New YORK. 18th.
The Bank of commerce subscribed
xaf.lion dollars 10 the new ioan to-da,
Other banks are preparing 10 follow suit.
Meters a. HaSh,sgios-Rsper; a.