The Sun.
London, England, 1862-02-28 00:00:00

Many of the names are quite unknown here, and we are
especially ignorant to which side in the civil war they are
attached. The following statements show such an array of
generals in the Northern forces as bids fair to rival that in
the Spanish Arms -list, or our own during the Irish Rebel-
lion of 1798, when a corporal's guard could hardly be moved
from one village to another unless under the command of a
general officer, The Southern list is more moderate, and
therefore, we think, more discreet. Since it was made out
it has been reduced by the death of General Zollikoffer, ,
killed in action :
THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION.
A. Lincoln, President.
H. Hamlin, 'Vice-President,
CABINET.
Caleb B. Smith
Montg. Blair
Edward Bates.

Win. H. Seward
S. P. Chase
E. M. Staunton
G. Wells
GENERALS OT THE FEDERAL ARMY.
Morrell, Geo.
Meade, G. G.
M'Kinstry
Milroy, R. H.
McCook, A. MT.
Mardy, R. B.
Newton, J.
Nelson, Wm.
Oakes, J.
Ord, E. 0. C.
Porter, A.
Porter, F. J.
Pope, J.
Phelps, J. W.
Prentiss, B. M.
Peck, J. J.
Paine, E.
Palmer, I. N.
Rosencrans, W. S.
Reynolds, J. 3,
Reynolds, J. F.
Richardson, J. B.
Richardson, W. A.
Rousseau, S. H.
Scott, Winfield
Sumner. E. V.
Sherman, W. T.
stone, C.''.
Siegel, F.
Schenck, R. C.
Sprague, Wm.
Slocum, H. W.
Shields, James
Smith, C. F.
Sickles, D. E.
Sedgwick, J.
Strong, W. R.
Stevens, J. L.
Sykes, Geo.
Stanley, D. S.
Schcepf
Thurston, C. M.
Todd, J. B. S.
Van Vliet, S.
V fele

Anderson, Robert
Abercrombie, J. J.
Butler, B. F.
Banks, N. P.
Blenker, L.
'Buell, D. C.
Burnside, A. E.
Barry, W. F.
Biddle, J. C.
Butterfield
Brannan, J. M.
Barnard, J. G.
Brook, W. T. H.
Burns, W. W.
Crittenden, T. L.
Curtis, S. R.
Cooper, James
Casey, S.
Cox, J. D.
Davis
Duryea, A.
Dumont, E.
Darius, N. C.
Fremont, J. C:
Franklin, W. B.
French, W. H.
Grant, U.
Graham, L. P.
Gorman, W. A.
Halleck, H. W.
Harvey, W. H.
Hunter, Daniel
Hatch, J. P.
Hancock, W. S.
Howard, 0. 0. •
Hurlbut, S. A.
Hooker, J.
Heintzelman
Hamilton, C. S.
Jamasson, C. D.
King, R.
Keys, C. D.
Kearney, P.
Kelly, B. F.
Lano
Lander. F. W.
Lockwood, H. H.
M'Clellan, George B.
Mansfield, J. R. F.
M‘Do well
Morgan, E. D.
Wean, G. A.
Montgomery, W. R.
M'Clernand, J. A.
Mitchell, 0. M.

-Wool, Jim E. -
Wado,-M. S.
Williams, A. S.
Wadsworth, J. S.
Wallace, L.
Wright, H. G.
Wright, Geo.
Williams, T.
Williams, S.
Ward, W. T,

CONFEDERATE ADMINISTRATION.
Jefferson Davis, President
A. IL Stevens, Vice-President
CABINET.

R. M. T. Hunter
S. P. Walker
J. H. Reagan
GENERALS OF THE
Beauregard, P. T.
Bragg, B.
Breckenridge, J. C.
Buckner
Cheatham
Crittenden, George B.
Drayton
Early
Evans
Ewell
Floyd
Henningsen
Howes
Heath, H.
Huger
Hardie

C. G. Meminger
L. R. Mallory
J. P. Benjamin
lONFEDERATE ARMY.
Johnston, J. A.
Johnston, A.
Lee
WCulloch, Benj.
Pillow
Polk, L.
Price
Rains
Riply
Smith, G. W.
Smith, Kirby
Thompson, Jeff.
Twiggs
Williams
Wise
Zolikoffer*
* Since killed in action,

THE NAVY.

Her Majesty's steam frigate Warrior, from Gib-
raltar on the 13th inst., arrived at Plymouth last
evening. It is reported that she steers well, and
that there is no leakage. Her Majesty's ships
Amphion, Scylla, and Procris had arrived at
Gibraltar from London.

Orders have been received from the Admiralty
directing a report to be made by the authorities
describing the kind of lifeboat test adapted for the
use of the Government pilots at Chatham and Sheer-
ness.
The following appointments were made yesterday
at the Admiralty : Charles B. Ryall, master, to
the Styx ; James Lamont, chief engineer, to the
Asia, for charge of the Simoomwhen the latter
is paid off; Robert Taylor, paymaster, to the
Styx ; W. D. Hicks, clerk, to the Styx.