Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

without water aad vtEou food except hastily saatche
aal at dawn was not in condition for the toll of an eager
effective pursuit Of enemy immediately after the battle
n The following day unusually heavy and un'nefmt
ha proanact cg fuftf results 6fed fn this the
want ct cavalry force OF sufficient Dumbers made an e
eent pursuit military imPessibity
g T BEAUREe. ARD,
G.nerCL Commanding.
To GENERAL E. Co0PER AGjutaDt and Inspector Generd'
lonicialJ Il. Il. Chiffon,
%GjutoHt'
rrovl.ion@I Congress.
NoNDAY, February. T.. 1862.
Congress met to day at 10 oclook A. NJ and was opened
Gr EarnweH announced the presence Of James L. Orr,
delegate from south Caoiina, Who came forward, vas
duly qualified, ard took his seat
Fcpgress then went into secret session during which,
Generals ". W. Loring and George 2. Crittenden were
confirmed Major Generals 2 he ijoncion OF secrecy
remov rom said combinations
After some tine oec1ied in secret session Congress re-
solved Itself into onen session,
Mr socoo. OF Virginia. offered the following resolution,
which "a M lnjm eus!g adopted = :,-
due ala hereby rendered to the goD. Howe. Cobb,
tv al mpartil1y which We highly dtnga shed his
Ulot co8duet as the presiding elicer OF this body
Hr Boc0ck then moved thlt ongress do now adjourn
The motion greed t. and President Cobb addressed
the Con gress as follows:
Geaaener Of The Contederots Congress-:
st mere formly receive the unanimous adop,
tiau If the es2l op just considered bg The House and
before ! discharge the last duty incumbent your
trasdng fceril deca ing Congress adjourned Wlh
out e day '-pemit ne il the sincerity OF my heart
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