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Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War., Chapter 42: Red River expedition.--continued. (search)
tant. Colonel Dwight, acting-assistant inspector-general. Lieutenant-Colonel W. B. Kinsey, 161st New York volunteers. Lieutenant-Colonel Hubbard, 30th Maine volunteers. Major Sawtelle, provost marshal, and Lieutenant Williamson,.ordnance officer. The following were a portion of the regiments employed: 29th Maine, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Emerson; 116th New York, commanded by Colonel George M. Love; 161st New York, commanded by Captain Prentiss; 133d New York, commanded by Colonel Currie. The engineer regiment and officers of the 13th army corps were also employed. I feel that I have done but feeble justice to the work or the persons engaged in it. Being severely indisposed, I feel myself unable to go into further details. I trust some future historian will treat this matter as it deserves to be treated, because it is a subject in which the whole country should feel an interest, and the noble men who succeeded so admirably in this arduous task should not lose one