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The Daily Dispatch: January 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Letter from the Gulf shore. (search)
The enemy have landed at Pocaguela, forty miles from the city, but in what force it is not know. They are on the side of the river which. They are on the side of the river which pertains to General Lovell's New Orleans and Mississippi department. Our cavalry, which is splendid, scout and picket the country to our side of the river; but as to what is being done on Lovell's side I can hear very little, as the country is deserted by the residents and the military of the two departments — Bragg's and Lovell's --do not act in any sort of accord or conjunction. Our people have heard that Burnside's expedition passed Hatteras on Tuesday, and expect to hear of its arrival in our waters about the 16th or 17th inst. It is the general belief that its destination is some point within this department, and that its intent is either a grand attack on Pensacola, or on the harbor defences of Mobile, in conjunction with a land movement from the rear by Butler. This is a two-handed game whi