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The Gulf and Inland Waters, The Navy in the Civil War. Volume 3

Note 34 — Chapter VIII · ToC

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Commander Stevens had given up the command of the Oneida at the request and in favor of Commander Mullany, whose own ship was not fitted for such an engagement, and who had heretofore been less fortunate than his friend in having opportunities for distinction thrown in his way by the war. Stevens, being an old ironclad captain, took the command of the Winnebago, which was vacant.

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