...om which they were all three far more remote than the adversary whom it was intended to forestall. Fremont was ordered to march from west to east, from Moorefield, where his quarters now were, to Strasburg ; Banks to follow close upon the tracks of Jackson; Shields, who had only joined McDowell at Fredericksburg two days before, to retrace his steps from east to west, to join hands with Fremont at Front...