...taking eightyseven prisoners, burning three fine steamers, two steam flats, one hundred bales of cotton, and capturing a large quantity of commissary stores. There were no facilities for crossing Bayou Plaquemine ; it took until five P. M. to cross the entire brigade. At six P. M. started down Mississippi River, and at daylight on the nineteenth arrived at Bayou Goula. In marching down the river, three lar...