The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-01
THE WAR MOVEMENTS.

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| Tits stated that ainety.three companies
have been already mustered into service
IN Mississippi winch completes the recent
(, requisitiou OF eight Thousand men made
apon that State by tie authorities Ill
Montgomery. These are in addition 10
the ltteen or twepiy companies nov ut
4 Eensacola, comprising tile rctui.itien of
one Thousand Eve hundred men first tnndr,
! The Governor Of Georgia has t,een
rendered The services Of as volunteer
/ companies, in addition to:Ilirec regiments
! already In service; ~. .=:-*."- ....'.,.:
! The name of Thomas Francis Meaghcr
has beeu unanimously stricken from the
! roll OF honorary members OF the IIlber.
! man Soeietyei Charleston, because of his
tactires SERVICES IN behalf of the Northern
tFoopS ::=>, z. -. ri. !?
| Revs. VIM W. Berry, Of the methodist
Episcopal Church South, md Oscar, A.
Sears, Of tile Catholic: church, lave of.
Tered their services as ehapfaias Of the
army of Virginia. ~. = :: 4. ~: :.
Tie bneys in Iamiico Sound, on the
SWasil. and ahout the inlets Of 0Iracokc
and Hatteras, have been removed. =.
" The Palmetto Guard left Charleston
on Thursday last for Virginia. All i'm.
mcnse crowd Of citizens accompanied them
TO the depot. %e% =. Il. u: Z"
At Ttllasscc, Tallapoasa, Ala, com.
pany has been organized for the war, and
over 81 ! 900 raised for the families Of the
soldiers during their absence. ILL.,. II.
The steamer Marion left New York oil
Saturday with {, 300 barrels Of provisions
for the troops at Washington. ....
1t has boen decided TO protect the
upper Mississippi River with armed steam
ers aud batteries Of heavy ordnance.
Captain Thomas Francis MeaglIcr, Of
the Irish ZOuayes, has returned from
Washington, to take command of his
company. and will make preparations for
their early department TO the seat Of war.
49,. "cONrRABAND or WAR"
. The following articles have been official.
ly declared rs coming uudcr the head Of
'Gontraband Of war" by the administra.
ton: -.
Gold and silver coin; checks or bills
Of exchange for money; articles of food;
clothing and. materials for the manufar-
ture Of clothing, rifle, pistol, inusket and
cannon balls aud shells gnnpowder md
all materials used in its manufacture; am
intuition aud munitions and imtIrments OF
war Of every description; books OF military
education; saddles, harness and trappiBgS
for flying artillery, field and staff officers
and cavalry troops; horses; guti-carriages;
timber for ship,buildihg; aIl kinds Of
naval stores; engines, boilers and macbi-
merry for, boats; locomotive engines aud
ears for railroads, and goods aud eomlno-
dities which might be made useful to the
enemy in war" .-
THE REGIMENTS IN wAsHISGroN.
The following is u correct list Of the
regiments that have reached W ashington
aud reported TO the commandment Of the
District since tho Presidents prOclams-
ton:
From MISUNDERSTANDING 9th, 5th
and 9Th Regiments, aud Salem Zauaves.
From New York.-The 7th, list, 18th,
25th, Goth, 2sth and 9Th Regiments and
Col. ElIswOrth's Fire Brigade.
From PenHsylvania--Thc 5th. 4th apd
9th Regiments, and FIRST Artillery.
From Rhode IslaHd--One Regiment
and a Marine Artillery company.
From New Jcrsey-The LIST. I'd, 81
and 4th Regiments. -. -. o.
Troops belonging 10 the United States
scryics-Sherman's Battery, ID Artillery,
Sd Infantry and 400 Cavalry.
These, with what were stationed 10
Washington before, and the District mill
tia volunteers, ect, render the calculation
Of 81 COD tKo0uk NOT far from rSyrerb