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The Daily Dispatch: February 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 9 (search)
ers, I do not me in to refisct upon any person, as to say these pressing wants could have been supplied anterior to the period when I entered upon my new duties. My design has been to exhibit the condition in which I found my command, and to show that I have left no effort untried to improve it. Notwithstanding the prompt measures adopted by Col. Dunovant to effect his retreat in the direction of the Narrows, it is surprising that, with the knowledge possessed by the enemy, (through Mr. Boutelle and others connected with the coast survey,) that his retreat had not been intercepted by gunboats passing up towards Beaufort, and mine by other steamers taking the passage through skull creek, towards the ferry landings Why they did not adopt this course, must be left to time to explain. Casualties. The following is a correct list of killed, wounded, missing, and taken prisoners: Killed in Fort Walker10 Wounded in Fort Walker20 Killed in colonel DeSaussure's 15th r