...ot exceed eighty-eight thousand men. His cavalry had been reduced by one-third since March, and in every way his army was sadly weakened. Lee, meanwhile, had been. re-enforced by the remainder of Longstreet 's troops, which had been brought up from before the fortifications at Suffolk, and the chief had reorganized his army into three corps, commanded respectively by Longstreet, A. P. Hill, and Ewell, ...