...d, or what has become of our reginent at Lafourche, they can of course say nothing. One thing is evident — that we are isolated, blocked in, and that unless we can get a seaworthy boat from New-Orleans , we must either fight our way through, starve, or surrender. This afternoon, having nothing better to do, we took a tug, and to the number of fifteen, plus half a dozen negroes, started down the ...