. History of the Fortieth (Mozart) regiment, New York Volunteers, which was composed of four companies from New York, four companies from Massachusetts and two companies from Pennsylvania . THE NEW YOKK PUBLIC LIBRARY AtTOR, LtHUX ANCTlL»tN FOUNOATJOMi. CHAPTER XXIX. NORTH ANNA AND COLD HARBOR. Gen. Hancock advanced to his assigned position during the night ofWednesday, May 18th, and the next morning we were in the vicinity ofAndersons Mills on the River Ny, where an order was received to proceedthat night to BowHng Green. We marched until morning, which brought uato Milford, 17 miles from whe
. History of the Fortieth (Mozart) regiment, New York Volunteers, which was composed of four companies from New York, four companies from Massachusetts and two companies from Pennsylvania . THE NEW YOKK PUBLIC LIBRARY AtTOR, LtHUX ANCTlL»tN FOUNOATJOMi. CHAPTER XXIX. NORTH ANNA AND COLD HARBOR. Gen. Hancock advanced to his assigned position during the night ofWednesday, May 18th, and the next morning we were in the vicinity ofAndersons Mills on the River Ny, where an order was received to proceedthat night to BowHng Green. We marched until morning, which brought uato Milford, 17 miles from where we started. On the following day. May 2lBt,we crossed the Mattapony River, where we bivouacked at dark with ourleft flank at Bowling Green. The Fifth Corps followed us, and the remainderof the Union army immediately began the movement, the rear being assignedto the Sixth Corps, which, however, did not break camp until the night ofMay 21st. Our Corps remained in its position on the Mattapony whilethe other Corps were entering upon the Une of march, and on Sunday morning,May 22d, we again started southward. The whole army was now en routeto the North Anna River in a race with the
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