The Army of the Potomac Gen Mcclellans Report of Its Operations While Under
The Army of the Potomac Gen Mcclellans Report of Its Operations While Under
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39 Office, 1 IMAC, > 11, 1862. ) loaded with cavalry could take in addition three thousand infantry. These boats are, however, directed to leave as fast as they arc loaded ; some have already started. The embarkation of this cavalry regiment is going on very slowly, and it is not in my power to hurry the matter, although I have had several agents of the depart- ment and one commissioned officer at the wharf, to render all the assistance possible. The entire army is this morning turning in, to b...e stored on vessels, knapsacks, officers' baggage, and other surplus property, and with our limited wharf facilities it is impossible, unless the regular is- sues of forage, etc. , are suspended, to avoid great confusion and delay with what is already order- ed to be done. Of course, if any infantry is or- dered to embark on these cavalry transports, the confusion and difficulties will be increased.
I know of no boats that may be expected here to day, except the South America and Fanny Cadwallader, a propeller which was ordered to be sent back from Fort Monroe.
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39 Office, 1 IMAC, > 11, 1862. ) loaded with cavalry could take in addition three thousand infantry. These boats are, however, directed to leave as fast as they arc loaded ; some have already started. The embarkation of this cavalry regiment is going on very slowly, and it is not in my power to hurry the matter, although I have had several agents of the depart- ment and one commissioned officer at the wharf, to render all the assistance possible. The entire army is this morning turning in, to b...e stored on vessels, knapsacks, officers' baggage, and other surplus property, and with our limited wharf facilities it is impossible, unless the regular is- sues of forage, etc. , are suspended, to avoid great confusion and delay with what is already order- ed to be done. Of course, if any infantry is or- dered to embark on these cavalry transports, the confusion and difficulties will be increased.
I know of no boats that may be expected here to day, except the South America and Fanny Cadwallader, a propeller which was ordered to be sent back from Fort Monroe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclellan, George Brinton, 1826-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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