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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book II:—--the Mississippi. (search)
, arrives at Baton Rouge on the 2d of May, where his small band is received with acclamations by Augur's division, which had come in solid phalanx to meet these bold partisans, who were thus emergingies of Port Hudson, Banks had returned to New Orleans with a portion of his troops, leaving only Augur's division at Baton Rouge, and intending to gather all his forces in order to take possession ofon 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 exaptism of fire; Grover came next; then Dwight, who had replaced Emory. The centre was formed by Augur, the left by Sherman. The Federal fleet, which had been watching Port Hudson from below since tior lines. A desperate combat, which lasted the whole day, took place in front of these lines. Augur and Sherman did not put their troops in motion until later, thus allowing the enemy time to re-f