...General Sheridan's report of May 16, 1835 (see record, pages 21 and 48), as follows : * * * « General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...before dispositions for the attack could be completed. Cfn the afternoon of April 1st, the 5th Corps was massed as follows : Crawford's and Griffin's divisions...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen daring the day. In this connection, I will Say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...lines ; Crawford's division on the right, in double liiif H ; and Griffin's division in reserve, behind Crawford : and the White Oak road was reached without...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen during the day. In this connection I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...position I ordered an advance in the following formation, and the White Oak road was reached without opposition: Ayer's division on the left, in double lines;...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen during the day. In this connection, I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...position, I ordered an advance in the following formation : Ayres's division on the left in double lines, Crawford's division on the right in double lines, and...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen during the day. In this connection I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...position I ordered an advance in the following formation, and the White Oak road was reached without opposition : Ayer's division on the left, in double lines...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen during the day. In this connexion, I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...to go down before dispositions for the attack could bo completed. As soon as the corps was in position, I ordered an advance in the following formation...

...fall back, as I was at first ordered. The second imputation is contained in the following : " General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as rapidly us he might have done, and his manlier gave me the impression that he wished the sun to go down before...

...the loss of the bravo men who had fallen during the day. In this connection, I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...me the impression that he wished the sun to go down bofore dispositions for the attack could bo completed. As soon as the corps •was in position, I ordered...

...the loss of the brave men who had fallen during the day. In this connection, I will say that General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as rapidly as ho might have done, and his manner gave me the impress! on that he wished the sun to go down before...

...subsequently. General Sheridan gives his reasons for this action in the following words : "General Warren did not exert himself to get up his corps as...before dispositions for the attack could be completed." Further, he •tates: "During this attack [that of the Fiftb Corps, and the cavalry npon Picketfs intrenched...