How to scroll in Mac Mail 6.5?

I recently upgraded to Lion and Mail 6.5. I've found it frustrating that scrolling is different and not very functional...or perhaps I just haven't figured it out?
When viewing a mailbox, I simply have a scrolling bar to the right and no up/down scrolling arrows that would allow me to click up or down one email at a time. And if I use the scrolling bar to the righ of the column, the slightest movement makes it jump more than a page at a time.
Previously, when cleaning out mailboxes I could hightlight an email, hold the shift key, then scroll or click down the mailbox, hightligthing emails, then clicking on one at the bottom, highlighting just a few or hundreds of emails, and delete the entire highlighted list. The current scrolling doesn't allow that? It jumps too many emails so I cannot review them?
Am I missing something?

If you wish to go one-at-a-time, you can use the arrow keys on the keyboard.
Do you have scrolling enabled on your trackpad?
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But, using the scroll thumb on the bar would be the same. Clicking above or below the thumb in the scrollbar will scroll an entire page.

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