his prestige ruined at Washington, [65];
his recall demanded by Pope and Halleck, [65], [66];
supported by Lincoln in spite of attacks, [66], [67];
finally ordered to retreat, [68];
discussion of his conduct, [69];
beloved by army, [75];
predicts defeat of Pope, [78];
accused of failing to support Pope, [78];
exchanges telegrams with Halleck, [78], [79];
his aid asked by Halleck after Pope's defeat, [80];