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The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1863., [Electronic resource] 1 1 Browse Search
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son. The negro regiments, to use the language of a message sent to New Orleans by Gen. Sherman, were "massacred." Sherman has since arrived in that city. The fight was under his direction, Banks not having arrived with the main body. This is the second premature attack of that General, and his second thrashing. The stampede of the Federals was led off by the 15th Connecticut and 26th New Hampshire. This fight is stated by the New Orleans papers to have taken place on the 27th, but it is doubtless the battle of the 23d, which the Northern papers characterize as "a successful reconnaissance." Gen. Banks was on board a steamer at Bayon Sara on the 23d, en route to Port Hudson. Singular to say, there is not a line in the New Orleans papers of Sunday about the battle, except this little paragraph from the Delta: "The funeral of Lieut. Wroluowski, topographical engineer on Gen. Weitzel's staff, killed in the recent engagement before Port Hudson, will take place this afternoon."