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To: chajin; henkster; CougarGA7; BroJoeK; central_va; Larry Lucido; wagglebee; Colonel_Flagg; Amagi; ...

The Winchester Battle: Further Details of the Rebel Rout – 2
Operations Against New-Orleans: Porter’s Mortar Fleet Ascending the Mississippi – 2
Important from Beaufort, N.C.: Escape of the Rebel Steamer Nashville – 2-3
News from Fortress Monroe: Condition of the Rebel Steamer Merrimac after her Encounter with the Monitor – 3
From Island No. 10: The Main Works of the Enemy Overflowed-Operations Delayed – 3
News from Tennessee: A Great Battle Expected to be Fought at Corinth – 3
News from Washington: The War Department and the Newspapers – 3-4
Editorial: Our Returning Wounded – 4-5
Editorial: The Expedition to Mexico-The French View – 5
Amusements – 5


3 posted on 03/27/2022 8:10:18 AM PDT by Homer_J_Simpson ("Every nation gets the government that it deserves." - Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821))
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To: Homer_J_Simpson
After remaining undefeated in seven New Mexico engagements, Confederates "today" are in the midst of suffering their first tactical draw, strategic defeat, at Apache Canyon & Glorieta Pass, NM:

New Mexico 1861-'62 Engagements

DateEngagementMilitary UnitsLossesVictor
July 25Mesilla, New MexicoUnion Department of the New Mexico (~300) vs. Confederate 2nd Texas Mounted Rifles (~380 +artillery )Union: 9-total (2-killed); Confederates: 19-total (13-killed) CSA
July 27Fort Fillmore, NMUnion Department of the New Mexico (~500) vs. Confederate 2nd Texas Mounted Rifles (~300)Union: 500-total (surrendered); Confederates: none CSA (CSA outnumbered, Union surrendered)
Sep 25Alamosa, NMUnion Dep of NM (Minks ~100 cavalry)& Confederate cavalry (Coopwood ~112)Union 33 (4-killed); Confederates 9-total (2-killed)CSA (Union surrendered)
Sep 27Fort Craig, NMUnion Haspel's cavalry ( ~100) & Confederate cavalry Union 10-total; Confederates 10-total CSA
Sep 27Pinos Altos, NMUnion allied Apaches (Cochise ~300) & Confederate Arizona Guards (Mastin ~15 +cannon)Union Apaches 30-total (10 killed); Confederates 14-total (7-killed, incl. Mastin) CSA (CSA outnumbered)
Feb 21, 1862Valverde, NMUnion Dept of NM (Canby, McRae ~3,000) & Confederate Army of NM (Sibley, Green ~2,290)Union 432-total (68-killed), Confederates 187-total (36-killed)CSA (CSA outnumbered)
Feb 22Socorro, NMUnion 2nd New Mexico & Confederate 5th Texas NoneCSA
Mar 26-28Apache Canyon, Glorieta Pass, NMUnion US & CO Infantry (Slough ~1,300) & Confederate Texas cavalry (Slurry ~1,100)Union 147-total (51-killed), Confederate 222 total (50- killed)USA strategic, tactical draw

This brings the war's total to 90 engagements, resulting in over 48,000 total casualties, including 4,700 killed in action.

Summary of Civil War Engagements as of March 28, 1862:
Engagements in Confederate states:

StateUnion VictoriesConfederate VictoriesInconclusiveTotal Engagements
South Carolina1113
Virginia511622
North Carolina3003
Florida1001
Louisiana0101
Tennessee2002
Arkansas1012
Total Engagements in CSA1313834

Engagements in Union states/territories:

StateUnion VictoriesConfederate VictoriesInconclusiveTotal Engagements
Maryland1012
West Virginia92213
Missouri119121
New Mexico1708
Kentucky4329
Oklahoma0303
Total Engagements in Union2624656
Total Engagements to date39371490

5 posted on 03/27/2022 10:09:06 AM PDT by BroJoeK (future DDG 134 -- we remember)
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