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The Daily Dispatch: November 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Affairs on the Kanawha. (search)
orning, was with the General at Miller's Ferry and Cotton Hill, and know that Rosencranz, or Cox, or both, have a heavy force, say seven to ten thousand men, at Gaule sent in hundreds to Cincinnati to obtain shelter and medical assistance, and Rosencranz has been compelled, from sheer necessity, to fall back some distance from theow — yes, with pain — that we lift our pen to write a word condemnatory of Gen. Rosencranz. We admire his courage and military genius, and acknowledge has services s too apparent, and duty to the country demands that it should be spoken. Gen. Rosencranz can lead, out cannot manage, an army. He is sadly deficient in administratribute of good generalship to have the troops in good condition. In this Gen. Rosencranz has failed. In not a single camp in Western Virginia have the troops been property supplied. The evil may have been beyond the power of Gen. Rosencranz, but we cannot so sea it. He advanced with a badly conditioned army, and plunged it i
The Daily Dispatch: November 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Attack on the British Minister in Japan. (search)
From Gen. Floyd's command. Lynchburg, Oct. 31. --The editor of the Lynchburg Republican has just conversed with one of Gen. Floyd's staff, directly from his camp, and learned from him that on Monday, the 21st, a portion of Floyd's command attacked the Federals at a ford near Cotton hill, repulsing them with a loss of twenty-three killed and many wounded. The loss on our side was one killed and a few wounded. Our forces and the enemy were in the sound of each other's drums, and sharp skirmishing occurred every day. Gen. Floyd was well posted on and near Cotton Hill, but having to guard five important ferries his forces were too much divided to make an effective attack on the enemy. The rumor of an important battle having been fought recently between Floyd and Rosencranz is believed to be unfounded.