CHAPTER XXXVI.

Lee expected in Camp—His Letter of Advice to the President of Congress—The Enemy at Throg’s Neck—Washington’s Arrangements—Rides to Throg’s Neck—The Enemy brought to a Stand—Military Movements—Arrival of Lee—A Command assigned to Him—Criticises the Conduct of Congress and the Army—Council of War—The Army to move to the Mainland—Fort Washington to be kept up 354