american victory won the battle of new orleans 1862.
american victory won the battle of new orleans 1862.
who won the battle of new orleans 1862?
american victory
duty at camp chase in lowell, until february 1862. moved to boston february 19, then sailed on the steamer "mississippi" for ship island, miss. detained at hilton head, s.c., repairing vessel, march 1-13. arrived at ship island march 23, and duty there until april 18. operations against forts st. phillip and jackson, mississippi river, april 18-28, 1862. moved to new orleans april 29-30. occupation of new orleans may 1. (the first union regiment to enter city.) provost duty at new orleans until august. garrison duty at forts st. phillip and jackson until january 1863. (three companies at fort pike until september 1863. rejoined the regiment september 9.) skirmish at bayou bontecou november 21, 1862, and deserted station december 10. moved to carrollton january 1863, and duty there until march 6. moved to baton rouge march 6-7. expedition to port hudson march 7-27. moved to algiers april 1, then to berwick city april 9. operations in western louisiana april 9-may 14. bayou teche campaign april 11-20. fort bisland april 12-13. march from opelousas to alexandria and simsport may 5-18. moved to bayou sara, then to port hudson may 22-25. siege of port hudson may 25-july 9. skirmish at thompson's creek may 25 (detachment). assaults on port hudson may 27 and june 14. expedition to clinton june 3-8. surrender of port hudson july 9. moved to baton rouge july 11, then to donaldsonville july 15-august 1. moved to baton rouge september 1 and duty there until december 9. moved to new orleans december 9 and there converted into a mounted infantry regiment. bonfonca november 26. duty at carrollton until february 29, 1864. march to berwick bay and brashear city february 29-march 9. red river campaign march 10-may 22. advance to alexandria march 11-26. bayou rapides march 20. monett's ferry and cloutiersville march 29-30. natchitoches march 31. crump's hill, piney woods, april 2. wilson's farm april 7. bayou de paul, carroll's mill and sabine cross roads april 8. pleasant hill april 9. monett's bluff, cane river crossing, april 23. hudnot's plantation may 1. near alexandria may 2-9. retreat to morganza may 13-20. near alexandria may 14. mansura may 16. near moreauville may 17. yellow bayou may 18. at morganza until july 3. expedition to the atchafalaya may 30-june 6. expedition to tunica bend june 19-21. moved to new orleans july 3. veterans absent on furlough july 21 to september 19. non-veterans guarded prisoners at new orleans until september. duty in the defenses of new orleans until march 1865. non-veterans mustered out november 19, 1864. ordered to donaldsonville november 27, and operated against guerrillas until february 1865. operations near hermitage plantation december 14, 1864 to january 5, 1865. expedition from plaquemine to the park january 26 to february 4 (detachment). skirmish at the park february 4 (detachment). consolidated to a battalion of five companies. ordered to carrollton february 9, 1865, then moved to barrancas, fla., march 6-9. marched to fort blakely, mobile bay, march 20-april 1. siege of fort blakely april 1-9. occupation of mobile april 12 and duty there until september.
31st regiment massachusetts volunteer infantry
bullet::::- seth ledyard phelps (naval commander who also served in naval operations in the western rivers fleet)









































bullet::::- list of superintendents of the united states naval academy









































bullet::::- joseph smith harris, for an account of the naval bombardment of the forts south of new orleans









































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bullet::::- duffy, james p., "lincoln's admiral: the civil war campaigns of david farragut." wiley, 1997. pp. 276









































bullet::::- fonvielle, chris e. jr., "the wilmington campaign: last rays of departing hope." campbell, ca: savas, 1997.









































bullet::::- hearn, chester g., "the capture of new orleans 1862." baton rouge: louisiana state university press, 1995.
david dixon porter