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We did not fire a shot until on board ship again, when the Calhoun fired three shells into the woods, with what result we do not know. There are now seven or eight thousand men on the island, half of them drilled and disciplined. It would be easy to hold Mississippi City, with few men, if it were desirable.
We hear reports of a major coming out to take command of the cavalry, and of other cavalry companies coming to join us. Quite a number of the officers here will undoubt- edly be ordered home... if Governor Andrew has the control of the commissions. Captain Dudley, of the regular army, is to command the Massachusetts regiment, and it is now to be ranked as the Thirtieth. General Butler is expected to arrive soon, and we to move shortly after. The Navy are preparing for the attack on New Orleans, and are confi- dent of success.
LETTERS AND DIARY. 55 It is not dull here, ships are arriving every day ; six of the mortar fleet have arrived to-day; small prizes are often brought in; a large steamship, now in sight, may be the Mississippi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We did not fire a shot until on board ship again, when the Calhoun fired three shells into the woods, with what result we do not know. There are now seven or eight thousand men on the island, half of them drilled and disciplined. It would be easy to hold Mississippi City, with few men, if it were desirable.
We hear reports of a major coming out to take command of the cavalry, and of other cavalry companies coming to join us. Quite a number of the officers here will undoubt- edly be ordered home... if Governor Andrew has the control of the commissions. Captain Dudley, of the regular army, is to command the Massachusetts regiment, and it is now to be ranked as the Thirtieth. General Butler is expected to arrive soon, and we to move shortly after. The Navy are preparing for the attack on New Orleans, and are confi- dent of success.
LETTERS AND DIARY. 55 It is not dull here, ships are arriving every day ; six of the mortar fleet have arrived to-day; small prizes are often brought in; a large steamship, now in sight, may be the Mississippi.
What to read after Memorial of Pickering Dodge Allen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fisk Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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