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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book III:—the Third winter. (search)
ederals had taken the preceding spring. He had with him the Nineteenth corps and Lawler's and Washburne's divisions of the Thirteenth. He was to carry on this demonstration as far as Opelousas, thein all directions. They have already reached the village of Grand Coteau. Fortunately, General Washburne, having been informed in the morning by Burbridge of the presence of some hostile parties,f his transports back to New Orleans to bring reinforcements. About the 21st of November, General Washburne, commanding temporarily the Thirteenth corps, reached the pass of Aransas with a brigade oatagorda and would secure the Federals the possession of two-thirds of the Texan coast. General Washburne lands his troops on the 23d at the southern end of St. Joseph's Island, and, accompanied be. He did not arrive in time. Banks had given the management of the entire expedition to General Washburne as soon as the latter had reached the coast of Texas, and without waiting for the result o