Scott's Movings Near Washington Reported by Tribune
A Washington correspondent for the New York Tribune, writing on the 18th, says Gen Scott plans decisive action with care to spare bloodshed, primarily among his own troops, while seeking prisoners. Cabinet discussions end. Patterson's 22,000 move toward Washington as Manassas remains contested.
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Wasuteroy Dispatches From July Civil War Gloom and Moves
A July 2 to July 9 compilation reports Union and Confederate troop movements from Wasuteroy to Baltimore, Williamsport, Martinsburg, and Washington. It notes masked batteries near Mount Vernon, rail cuttings near Alexandria, Fort Pickens siege news, Vienna evacuation, and cabinet decisions. Reports include Col. Taylor flag truce, Garibaldi Guard mutiny, and mutterings on presidential and congressional actions.
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Old Point
Sewall’s Point
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Gov. Hicks
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Thos. A. Marshall
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