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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book I:—the war on the Rapidan. (search)
ates were deprived of five vessels, one of which was captured on the 23d of February in St. Sebastian River; another was destroyed near Mosquito Inlet on the 2d of March; a third in the Ocklockonnee on the 20th; and the last two at Baysport on the 24th. By way of retaliation, two expeditions were repulsed with the loss of some men on the 20th of March in the bay of St. Andrews, and at Gadsden's Point on the 27th. The latter was drawn into an ambuscade by some Confederate partisans, who with bld into the rich valley of the Monongahela. He gets his troops together, equips them, and at the end of April comes down from the high gorges of the Greenbriar Mountain into the valley of Tygart at the head of several thousand mounted men. On the 24th he takes possession of Beverly, and the next day of Philippi. On the same day a detachment of his column makes a demonstration on the side of Moorefield against a Federal post which holds the defile of Greenland Gap. Whilst Kelley is occupied by
Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book II:—--the Mississippi. (search)
nally, General Gillmore, commanding the division to which Carter belongs, having brought some reinforcements to the latter, they cross the Kentucky together on the 24th. Pegram does not wait for them, and hastily resumes his march toward Monticello. On the morning of the 25th, Carter is on his track with two regiments of cavalryrtion of the brigade was mounted, and Streight ready to start. In the mean while, Dodge, gaining upon Roddy, had arrived before Tuscumbia, which he entered on the 24th; Streight closely followed him, and, having joined him, took position on his right, south of the town. It was of importance to confound the two troops in the eyesOn being apprised of the landing of Banks at Bayou Sara, Johnston wrote to him again, ordering him to abandon Port Hudson immediately; but it was too late. On the 24th, Banks had appeared before the place, to which Augur and T. W. Sherman Not W. T. Sherman, but the general of whom we have already spoken in the expedition to Po
Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book IV:—Third winter. (search)
night without leaving this one exposed to the greatest dangers. Our readers have foreseen the bitter deception which is in store for him. On the morning of the 24th, Longstreet and Hill are already on the south-eastern slope of the Blue Ridge, and pushing forward: they are to encamp, the first at Culpeper Courthouse, the seconght both Rodes' division and Walker's brigade back to Front Royal, where he has reinforced Johnson. After having allowed his troops to rest near that town, on the 24th, at daybreak, he begins his march toward Luray. When, at the same hour, Meade marches toward Front Royal, looking for the enemy, whom he believes entirely in his ion of giving the better roads to the weaker columns and compelling the most numerous to follow the narrower and winding ones. The movement was to commence on the 24th, but a heavy rain having soaked all the roads on the 23d, it was definitively fixed for the 26th of November. After a fine and late autumn the bad weather at last