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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1861

Page

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Movement of Troops and Conflicts From Virginia to Washington

Semiofficial reports describe rapid troop movements into Virginia with regiments under sealed orders and entrenchments planned at Leesburg and Manassas. Also noted are truces of bridges, fortifications at Fortress Monroe, skirmishes near Newport News, and Confederate actions at Charleston and Richmond, with updates on balloons for recon reconnaissance and political insights from Washington.

Virginia A.B. Second Cavalry Co. Magrcder Ithode Island Managsas Pennsylvania Ohio Georgetown Heights

Attack Expected At Newport's New Point

Reports describe troop movements to Newport News Fort Monroe and Cape Henry with regiments of the Tenth and Ninth New York Zouaves and other units. An outpost at Newport’s New Point was fired on, a private of the Fourth Massachusetts was killed accidentally, and a large transport fleet is arriving.

Cant Borurz Spain Washington Borys Kine Wisconsin Chicago Tribune Yates Davis Jesse O. Oxtor War Department Pennsylvania New Hampshire First Rhode Island First New-York Ninth Flying Artillery West Hoint Leesburgh Frederck Varyuna Teesburgh Mascasetts Riele Island Banrge Streeme Cwainbversburga Torch Seeghirch Fedesirk Fairfax Tiumseki Adams Hampton Miles A Fairfax County Unico Virginia Al'Eough Bransnamy Haly State of Missouri Department of the West McClallane Rhode Island Harper's Ferry Prof Auten Rhode 'S Ark City Massachusetts Avenue Fourth Street Eterward Rnode Island Caton’s District of Columbus Trey Leneve Frederica, Sr New York Col. String Ani Anoere Col Airey Atsix Aula Regunencar Ted Aid Juine Iue Ea Lon Na Regis Wer Jaurs VT Naavar Perrogelac Tyes Warver Royhae Traube Chias i Ceatlestin Adams Express Point of Rocks Alexandria Loudon Pennsylvania Fifth Regiment Lieut Err Lebanon County Foatness Monnor Baltimore State of Georgia National Zouaves George Peabody and Marion Scott Life Guards Newport News Danniarr Newport Fourth Massachusetts Cape Henry Butta Hes Adalamp United States Transport Gavraz R. Scursox Fortrése Monroe Alabama Scott Fortress Monroe Col. McCuganer Tenth Regiment New-York Zouaves Iampton Afarion George Peabory T. l Col. Hawkins New-York

Four Privates Capture Two Prisoners Near Berks Station

Alexandria June 9 reports four privates of Company B Michigan Regiment captured two prisoners yesterday a mile past Berks Station and 13 miles from here on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Cre

Governor's Guards Richmond Michigan Berks’ Station Thomas M. Fiexuina Saux Gueen Alexandria Handay Michigan Regiment Berks Station Orange and

Camp Defiance and Harper's Ferry News from Cairo and Illinois

Correspondence reports a brigade drill in Cairo with 3 500 troops under Gen Pastram and arrival of two regiments. Seizure arrests target secessionists in Williamson and Marion counties. Harper's Ferry news notes Confederate pickets, mined bridges, fords, and troop movements, with canal workers ready to join federal forces.

New-York Times Defianes Cairo Pasatras Altan Louisiana Alaa Haozzsroyn Chambersburgh Williamsport Williamsport Heights River Falls Potomac Harper's Ferry Vauraday Shepherdtown Shepherdtwawn Martinsburgh Willameport Williameport Wil Jemsport Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

The Right of Privateering Debate in French Academy

A summary of the French Academy debate on privateering covering history law and morality. Chevallier argues privateering is unjust and needs abolition while defenders cite state interests and legal commissions. the exchange notes steam power ending privateering and calls for unified power bans and commissions to deter piracy.

French Academy of Moral and Political Moosieurs Mienz Curvacizeg Olowski Garwier Peunar Compte Rendu Academy of Moral and Political Sciences M. Chevallier Medellin Empire Spain

Unclear Civil War era leadership named in partial returns

Partial returns show Col J L Carrienpan as Digedier General of the Kentucky State Guard with J M Worris as Lieutenant Colonel and A Stars and Rogr M Lax as Majors. A Richmond to Mahasse Junction letter reports fortifying labor and rising sickness. water scarcity and rations persist, with calls to employ Negro labor.

Lovuisvitis Sanday J. L. Carrienpan Kentucky State Guard J. M. Worris A. Stars Rogr. M. Lax Mahasse Richmond Whig Virginia Charleston Cours Tor Montgomery ConfederaIb Lystad Neviré Vcsmes Atenta

Unclear OCR Fragment on MAFUVILLE and Sevarines Reproduction

Fragmentary OCR text references MAFUVILLE Mat cev J reg and Sevarines acd Repro fersation with numbers 3034 and 5606. Mentions Agricala ins and Valen item, but content is garbled and non-cohesive.

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Michigan Regiment Passes Through City En Route North

Fragmentary OCR notes show Bartiworz and Juce The Michigan Regiment traveling at night via Northern Corridor toward Chanverebarg and Hagerstown. References to Carb and Leming allergy hoards appear garbled. route includes Warbyretor road and Roy'e Island Regiment crossing through the city.

Bartiworz Michigan Leming Allery Harnes Roy'e Island Chanverebarg Hfagerstown

Connecticut Volunteers Set Sail For Jersey City

Haatreen Connecticut on Sunday June 9 the Forth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers depart by boat for Jersey City Monday afternoon and reach Tuesday morning after four hours. They will be visited by Connecticut men in New York.

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