The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08
MEMS FRnn FORTRESS sIaasGE.


,. = being erected by our troops Id '"'
a,,.c,0, az New NJ ''ket bridge. ',e,..,. ,o,r,or
~ go, ~. ,,n >ept bds fair to be rer9 pSss'',
co,ono, paks, wen. TO Wa. Nnston last nign =. ~.
The zousves have bee2 IOder ''ae''
sl,Tema in camp, 20 49,, Rape ia this afternoon
sawyers psojec.s, IL the WIS on sevall,s |
thfoaiug shell at the supposed new bA'.
Poiut. II
Gag o. truce went to-day TO CrsEey Island with
party yesiicg sou'h'
Nexo,r, News-Capain Haumell, with eighty men OF
psw.ius zouaves, went Reconnaissance on Friday
morning end encountered considerable force Of rebel In
f,utry aad cavalry Shots at once exchanged, and
three Of the ebelstwo officers and one private-ae said
t. have been killed, and seven wounded Captain Hsmw
xas unable to Withstand the large force and wishd g.:
the camp without !oss. ,as--srs.y 4
OUR FoRTREss MONROE CoRREsPOr 6Ercp.
FORTRESS MONROE, Ju 40 % 1881.
ReJsl Zouous Fist the Union Ca'npsEs ~ .na Ir;,v,,
5 Ars Conraoands- Duryea's p l.r,m-,t pr,r,,,;uo
,s,ta aOua,asa H0eissrs-7he FL p.nir,sr, N.n York
Vail"tesi Ordered TO Ns'gp0H N,w,-1he Frga.s Cam.
bsvlaad, DC. - u
IL is alleged that the seea Louisiana zousve,, which
fes'''Sn' 10 nON ~ .N .eenys camp At YcrktoUn, and
,,s /so,iy the sane as D0ryees Zoosves,
-, ia the habit Of entering our line OF pick
tco Union camps az dAnpton hy means
" 80 >vp they have obtained accurate informa'
',.n " >rs-a,on of our camps the numerical strength
~ Acoss, ind other Information Of incalcuabe bene
Orc enemy. Should any Of thege rebels be detected
'" ~ WA be summv. lily dealt WITH
Another bevy contraband humanity In the shape Of
refugee flaves arrived at the fortress from Newport
News, whittier they had escaped from their masters
they came from Warwick and Yorktown. At the latter
,cs sorre Of Them working the rebel forti
ntc The 0f
and the number Of the troops so incoharent that
.lo or 10 rearce placed them. Some OF the male
stated that they had no objections
10 working gu the rebel batteries, bat when they were
snsed to take up and nght the "cut.throat Yam
kees they inteyposed serious objections anq took .eg
os having constitutional objections sganst It. These
aaves quatered within the walls OF the fortress
ond will be put 70 LABOR Wherever tner services snau 90
doomed most advantageous.
The soldiers In the fortress and vicinity were alarmed
las, evening in consequence Of hearing the rapid DIS
chsgs artillery from the direction Of our camps
Hcmpson Everybody was on tie tptoe Of excitement,
and the troops in a state Of oommoton Your CORES
pande hime sadded his horse and proceeded towards
Hampton, but when short distance from there was IN
their new battery Of mountain howzers, recently ar.
rived here from New York. - sste ~
The Frs.regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel Al,
len under orders 70 strike their camp outside
the fortress, TO proceed TO Newport Ne~s.s lr$s ~
aboard yessraAy large quantity AVE. ep nd dftssn
seconds thiity,two FOUNDER n1ed shSn Several hun
troops heve-especaly the New YorkefS-,are well be-
wen Of the
Ths propeller Sophia, from Annapolis, arrived to day.
She brought winana ceiehrated steam gun The despatch
SnsiDs dispatches from The Wa Department TO General
RVS: lleg,ean. Henry Roscoe, Of Company O. Fourth
oeved Ia service The Lieutenant was much respected
his company and BE- resispaton caused much regret
poDp lvan
ESers is 70 be grand PsMIase review s,d muster q
sseo General Bucr viii review he sroOps '''lN'
rue New York troops here 1t rs expeeted will be paid
Tho gunboat Quaker City, arrived to-day from short
cruise reported 70 the Commodore on beard NE Mime
sofa, and Immediately proceeded to sea again. She
tue chip Sebastian Cabot, from the chncha Islands,
with cargo OF guapo, arrived here to day. and await
have just learned that Colonel JONES' Of the rebel
nssr Fox M Hampton ny ssSs he
obtained his Information from Lieutenant Chamberlain,
Henry jenkins Raymond the Quadrlateral General Of
New York, has arrived here He was compelled TO take
The oath Q! allegiance TO the United States
FORTRESS MONROE, July /, 1891.
On! Troops Adu1acin0-Neomarket Occupied-The Tenth
Nee York Regimcnt-lmrortant to Army C0rrespnd
ens-The Fva Offender Under tie Neo Ord.r-Arriral
of Union kes from North Carolina-7he Union ken
Ready TO Rise A9ains 6soelen--Arrical of the Rebel
HGce-NOrt
9..s tr.m the Sou.t-Naodl Ns,cs, de-
The Third regiment OF Massachusetts, Volunteers Colo
Wardrop, which have been assisting In the garrison
OF Fortress Monroe, struck their camp III morning and
at quarter past nine O'Clock took up the line OF New
market bridge which is six miles into the Interior from
the fortress. The men took all their camp equpsge,
stores picksxes and shoves aud other implements for in
snching They will be joined at the point before named
By the Fourth Massachusetts Volunteers Col Packard from
f1swport News This excellent move, provided it
shall BIO followed up with strong reinforcements and
pst,ery two Of frst ratio rded cannon The occupa
point 1t located At the junction from which the roads
TO dampton and Newport News diverge, and at a point
through Which Inc enemy wodd De Obliged to pass be.
The Tenth regiment New York troops Lieut. Col Elder
ing and at this writing are formed in line awaiting Or
ders to march into The fortress
General Ddtler has caused the following order to be
promulgated 10 the troops Of this department.
GENERAL ORDER-NO. !.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
u FosIexss MONROE, June 20, 1851.
The attention OF all the officers and eoidiers Of this
Of 1867, prohibiting public discussion among military
having the OBJECT OF praise censure letters or
a aHv or Of
no, DO written or permitted 70 be published At least
sh aeT hs MS sn ended s S are
oeder will be punished as SUCH The OF this order
is obvious II one may praise, another may blame; IL
mi,icd; examinations and determinations will occur, and
beArtburniDgs ami jealpuses arife between different
officers and corps detrimental to the seryice. Any
person not sn enlisted soldier who eha write for publ
cation or pe,ssis to be pubsshed communications
giving any asinaation whatever Of any move
mont Of troops expected to be made, expressing
cehaure or prasc Of any movement, will once
be cent avey from this department and not permitted
return No reason for thsportion OF the order
ssy but it. y convent, n. to give one Take FOR example,
tho steamer Catalina, Gu her trip to Newport News which
was hted upon by small tug OF he enemy which ept
out from sewsls Point, Before her next trip
ment was put Oh board AID carefully concealed as er
chandse IN ME hope that The enenys beat might repeat
the Catane was dreces - resume her rips thus sc.
cretH srmed But the next edition Of the New York
psprs informed the enemy thst masked battery hal
beea put on board the Catalina With vew capture
o we enemys tug such an offence Will not be repeated
and the offender allowed 10 remain here with for
mischief By command Of '@-,s
BENZ F. BUTLER, Major General
T. " CRuRcHHL, Frat Lieut., Third Art A. A. Genl
"a. a small sai,ooat from Wilmington, North Caroline
and reported 10 General Butler They give Interesting
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