It was disbanded at Kunshan after its most successful commander relieved Chansu and captured Soochow, the headquarters of Chung Wang.  
Its second commander was Henry A. Burgevine, but he was dismissed for failing to pay his troops and replaced by the British officer J. Y. Holland.  It was founded by a man who was known as "the Devil Soldier" by his opponents, and who was killed at Tzeki, a town outside Ningpo.  It was assisted by the Lay-Osborne fleet, seven steamers which constituted its country's first modern navy.  It was disbanded at Kunshan after its most successful commander relieved Chansu and captured Soochow, the headquarters of Chung Wang.  Its most notable triumph under its first commander, the American adventurer Frederick Townsend Ward, came at Sung-chiang.  FTP, name this army most famously commanded by Charles Gordon, which helped to suppress the Taiping Rebellion and which wasn't quite as successful as its name would indicate.
Its second commander was Henry A. Burgevine, but he was dismissed for failing to pay his troops and replaced by the British officer J. Y. Holland.  
the Ever-Victorious Army