The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-14

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lat Regular troops
In the field officers and men, including general 49,,
New companies, and recruits sea. route for
Aggregate regulars 2i,5os
III. H0is"tesr forces
In the field, officers and including general -.
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Aggregate volunteers s.ou
Aggregate regular and volunteer forces %,bS6
w. Distribution Of the troops IN the feld
1. Army in Mexico, under the command or orders OF
Winfield Scott, Major General commanding: in Chief.
including the garrisons of Vera Cruz and Tampico:
Regulau.-n the feld-general staff included = y,
New accompanies companies and recruits -.
Garrison n, Of Vera Cruz ses
Garrison of Tnmpco 70
Aggregate regular troops according to the latest re- u,
turns and estimates made 80 H,ui
0f this force, Q7lolo not less than 1881 are fes's'
enlisted for the most part since the Attn OF March,
Vot,ntees lin the field, (and at TamPco3 ag- arg
Res srss.s 3. you.. 100 10
Aggregate volunteer troops according to the latest
returns and estimates made Io,uo
In addition to the volunteer force in the field. 10
panes service within the United states. wn S;s
tributon OF troops" in geographical departments
The aggregate force, regular and volun'eer lonceIs
ns Is computed e 81
including the garrsons Of Tapico and Vera Cruz o47D
which, being deducted, reduces the operating army 70
about 2o9 including the sick and disabled Tor which
and for other casualties considerable reduction should
be made but this be stated with accuracy, for
want Of the Information i r...,.a .hov. ann
braces all the troops known to DC u advance q! vers
Cruz the line to, and in or near the cry OF Mexico
d he oos aat s 6 for ii
turns required by the articles OF war and army legu
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g. .sArmy of occupation" under Brig, Gen. John +
Wool, next in rank to Maj Gen. Taylor, temporarily abb
sent on leave.
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995; 10th, s52 Recruits en- route, 20. coa,
Regulars, general staff included "'0o'
Virginia lsgnsn as s eG%p sls o SDl,s SdsS
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81 81 T ose & s se%py ,e4s Ss%Sa
pany o ~ general staff GO, included 27so
A..s..,e e,7n
3. Under Brig. Gen. Price, commanding in New Msxl-
co, Santa Fe.) ~
Is: s ass sas Illinois, and
4remnstered companics--voluneers VIZ 49,
Agorega,e -a1 sf 8,l57
4, On the Oregon route Lieut. Col 4 p Powell CON
quariers Fort Kearny Table Greek Upper Missouriz77
ing in California, headquarters, Monterey; 8
LIST regime regiment New York volunteers. including oIe j,
cruts at sea -
Aoneoae IOaS
Reeinens Of the Regular Army 0cire sercice in
Merico, New MEXICO, and California.
1s regiment OF dragons, ed 70 companes) and 81;
mounted rifle regiment; lst regiment Of artillery a. sd
and 4th LIST regiment OF infantry -, nj, iob ~ I'm
l2th 18th 14th 18th, and 10TH regiment Of votgeurs;
recruits roue company Of engineer soldiers; dstacn.
marines.
VI The uonteer force employed for s tgar consists Of
thru regiments and sil companies. called from the seu
eral States and Territories, as foloi0s:
Massachusetts, one regiment Of infantry; New York,
two regiments; New Jersey, one battalion, "a c0mpa-
MES y Pennsylvania two regiments and three compa
MES Maryland and District Of Columbia seven conPa
MES infantry and one artillery WIN me
Carolina, regiment; South Carolina one regiment,
al companies Georgia. one mounted battalion g com
ion infantry Is companes;) Florida, one independent
company infantry Alabama, one independent mounted
company; Nssisspp one regiment infantry Louisi-
ana one regiment and one battalion, g companies Ar
kansas one independent mounted company; Texas, nye
independent mounted companies Tennessee. three reg
ments infantry; Kentucky. two regiments; Missouri,
one regiment and one battalion mounted, Is companies
one battalion infantry, Is companieso and one mixed
battalion of two companies mounted, one company
artillery and two companies infantry; ILLINOIS, tour
independent mounted companies and two regiments in
fantry; Indiana two regiments; Ohio, one independent
mounted company and two regiments and two independ-
emf companies nfanry Michigan, one regiment yet
raised and one independent company infantry; Wscon-
SIM one independent company; Iowa. one independent
mounted company.
Second enrolment and remustered companies, I'd
observation-disclosures volunteers. regiments,
companies foot artillery. companies infantry "a reg-
ments companies equal to 80 regiments 6companles
of the troops IN the eastern and t0esf
err, illusions.
l. Fort Mackinac one company Michigan volunteers (de-
For, Cmwora Prairie d. Chen, Wisconsin, one
comp my Wisconsin volunteers %
& Fort Smelling, Upper Mississippi Iowa, one COM -
pany lst regiment infantry w
4. Fort Atkinson, Iowa, one company Iowa mount
ed volunteers "
y regiment infantry ITO
G. Fort Scott, Missouri frontier, Con the Marmon,)
one company LIST regiment infantry "
T. Fort Gibson, Cherokee eoSntry, one company LIST
regiment Of dragons 81
One com pany 9th infantry 81
g. Fort Washiia, Arkansas one company 9th regi-
men infantry "a
g. Texas frontier, headquarters San Antonio, six
panes Texas volunteers o5o
TO- Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay, East Florida, COM
pany Florida volunteers vi