...H. Ex. Doc. 15 4 "In thirty-seven days from the time I received the order in Washington, (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days,) these vessels...quantity of equipage, &c., required for an army of snch magnitude. The only loss of which I have heard is eight mules and nine barges, which latter went...

..." " " "... 14.27 " In thirty-seven days from the time I received the order in Washington (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days) these vessels...materials, and the enormous quantity of equipage, <fcc., required for an army of such magnitude. The only loss of which I have heard, is eight mules...

...Washington, (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days,) these vessels transported from Perry ville, Alexandria, and Washington to Fort Monroe (the place...quantity of equipage, &c., required for an army of snch magnitude. The only loss of which I have heard is eight mules and nine harges, which latter went...

...I received the order in Washington, (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days), these vestels transported from Perryville, Alexandria, and Washington...telegraph materials, and the enormous quantity of equippage, <fcc., required for an army of such magnitude. The only loss of which I have heard is eight...

...to these numbers : In thirty-seven days from the time I received the order in Washington (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days), these vessels...departure having been changed, which caused delay) one hundred and twenty -one thousand five hundred men, fourteen thousand five hundred and ninety-two...

..." " " "... 14.27 " In thirty-seven days from the time I received the order in Washington (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days) these vessels...departure having been changed which caused delay) — "12 1,500 Men, 14,592 Animals, 1,150 Wagons, 44 Batteries, 74 Ambulances, " Besides pontoon bridges,...

...to theso numbers : In thirty-seven days from the time I received the order in Washington (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days), these vessels...departure having been changed, which caused delay) one hundred and twenty -one thousand five hundred men, fourteen thousand five hundred and ninety-two...

...Washington (and most of it was accomplished in thirty days), these vessels transported from Perry ville, Alexandria, and Washington to Fort Monroe (the place...departure having been changed, which caused delay) one hundred and twenty -one thousand five hundred men, fourteen thousand five hundred and ninety-two...

...and ninetytwo animals, one thousand one hundred and fifty wagons, forty-four batteries, seventy-four ambulances, besides pontoon bridges, telegraph materials, and the enormous quantity of equipage, etc., required for an army of such magnitude, were transferred to Fortress Monroe with the loss of...

...and ninety-two animals, one thousand one hundred and fifty wagons, forty-four batteries, seventy-four ambulances, besides pontoon bridges, telegraph materials, and the enormous quantity of equipage, etc., required for an army of such magmtude. And yet McClellan telegraphed to the President on the...