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The actual number of
ooh ~ me san sna line are counted e and should
allowed to each regiment and corps
The actual force in service commissioned officers and
men, is 1881, leaving deficiency of G,95s to be
recruited.
The mechanics and aborers belonging to the Ordnance
Department being restricted in number by law are
not included in the foregoing exhibit The number now
In service is 300.
General and staff officers Of the volunteer forces IN the
service of the United States
General officers s
Quartermaster's department Il majors, % cap
Commissarys department e majors, % captains) 20
Medical department (22 surgeons, "a assistant
Additional paymasters (under the a5th section :
act July 5, 1889 II
Total, general and staff officers provided for the
volunteer troops IN commission at this time 1873
The army in campaign.
The army in Mexico has been augmented during the
year by recruits and deachments of regular troops drawn
from various points, and by numerous regiments of
The land forces employed in prosecuting the may
be estimated follows:
Regulars
In the field. officers and men, including general
Troops at sea, and under orders to Join the
Recruits en- route for the seat OF war 762
Aggregate regulars in campaign s,473
Volunteers.
At sea- for California 1866
Aggregate volunteers in campaign 1851
The regular force active field service is composed of
the following regiments:
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The volunteers employed in the consist of twenty
seven regiments and two companies; of which five reg
ments cavalry or mounted men, and twenty-five IN
the companies are field artillery
On the 2lst of September it appears by the statement
teer force in the field twelve months men) amounted to
16l officers and men, exclusive of the general officers
and the staff provided for the irregular troops This force
which the strength of the army is based be toeraby
rect
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s. Gustarus LOOMS, 9th infantry, commanding his
giment in the Cherokee country.
g. E. A. Hitchcock, 81 infantry, absent, sick disease
contracted with the army in Texas.
T. Henry Wilson, LIST infantry, commanding the battal-
ion of four companies of his regiment serving with Gen
eral Tayor's army.
s. Greenleaf Dearborn, 9TH infantry, on six months
leave for the benefit of his health not now able, from
impaired constitution to perform field duty, is it likely
he will be soon.
l. Wuddu " Cobbs, 4th infantry, cannot walk ride,
AMI has moi performed days duty for years. and
never can JON his regiment
Q Thomas Stamford, 9Th infantry, commanding his
regiment in Mexico; the only field officer with it.
Joseph PiymPon, I'd infantry, en- route for the army
in Mexico
a. William G. Belknap, sth infantry, serving with his
regiment in Mexico Tin the battles of the sth and 9th
Of May he commanded brigade, the command OF the
regiment devoving on captain
the only field officer with it. Joined his regiment since
the battles of the h and 9th of May having been absent
on account of i'll health ttco years and half and IRON
his known impaired constitution 1t is not probable ne
will be able to continue with the army long1
g. b. L. T.. Bonneville, 9th infantry, en- route for San
Antonio with battalion OF two companies OF the reg
ment. 49,
l. j. B. Clark, LIST infantry, stationed at Fort Smelling,
where he must remain. Note-From his frequent alb
sence on account of impaired health IT is not likely that
he can long serve in active campaign In the last
seven wears he has been absent account of i'll health
two years and -four months.1
s. Thomas Noel 18th infantry on leave of absence for
the last years, being unable to ride walk and II
is believed he will never be able to perform any military
duty.
Remarks
OF the whole number of field officers OF infantry, CA
one-thrd at this time disqualified for duty IN the
field with their regiments by OF age or other dsa
bilty except two Of the number, who may be regarded
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Capture Of AIvaradO.

The part liars Of III capture Of Alyarad, by the L
s. eau er go re, l. Co, MN liant Charles G. Hun
fer,haye 1na h'en given. l. will be rn enbeled that
Com Con u allo re with considerable force bfi fe
t e montn f hery r, on occasion last year. and
vi hlrw without doing anything beyon making de
mons'ato SuhseGue Il mother exIo Iitlon conpe sed
Of s,ua Ter v sse,s.naGtr ne itte nm I'd t ON
Perry, CT sgd tic bar and opposite The town. and
ter good deal Il hring, lie force was Withdrawn will
out suffering or INJECTING much SIS These aborive \,
tenpts w're not calculated 10 'nance The lei utaon 81
the Navy and inspired infinite chagfn the service and
disappointment aud sulrrize amoug cur people
Upon the fall of Vera Cruz i5nt expedition. con-
sting q Gen Qninans Brigade, two fhon.and strong.
4 p5rton OF the uar determined upon by Gen
Scott and Com. Perry. The steamer Scourge and thu
soopo War Albany despatched in advance TO re-
connoltre and TO blockade the river TIC Sceurqc ar
rived first, and her gallant mmandcr not liking 10 be
lin summoned the place to SURRENDER and lie summons
was obcycd. lletoi Uses D, ho ed the American
lag ea'r soa'd Tie place ~M .ne'hdl man o,d.f,e
Hiea. aad pushed up the rver, ly mics f.rhor a
much larger town, winch he also captured.
The army and squadron meantime APPEAR in ght Of
Alvarado, determined upon cordial co.ppt on and
expecting sharp resistance. Judge Tier surprise when
they found the and Stripes already lying over the
rt. Nothing further was to be done but place Ii.
fIung, under arrest, for having spoiled The spsft anc
pae'l. which accordingly done, and the FLOWING
Bulletin dispatched to he Navy Department. We 90
t know in what pckwickan sense, or with what LAT
ndo q construction, cilicia communications to lie
taken but, with the facts If tie horc lac public
The annexed letter will he generally, Think consider
cd very remarkable document, il intended ne dcserg
two Of the taking If AlVarado. 1t Hunter had iahtu
tia place and garlsonod it, day two .iDe Colnna
do,o Perry appeared IN sight, aad vel rs naae not
rasntunal 10 tic d.sTa'cl,
W ~ : ~ II .'@ =, q. =. - er =.
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THE RESULT.

With the exception Il the defeat Of Mr. living in this
District, We have abundant cause 10 be satisfied With the
result of the lae elections
First, to the Legislature. The Democratic MAJOR
y IN the last House d Delegates was - and IN the
Senate 10. The Wings. far, have gained fifteen aud
os five. and have already secured lnaIonly in the
House OF Delegat.s The ne' gain If mote members
will give Wing MAJORITY int ballot.
In the Congressional elections have had cor cspon.
ding success. Is far heard fir m the Wigs lave 6.
lecied five neInlefs. VIZ Perdeten, Bois. Elourna,
GJegin and Preston The sult Of the comics IN III,
first and second districts is still doubtful We ,hjnL
The probabilities IN favor Ct Waits and DR., mge1l-
We make no calculations Jpn the N,,he dis rct
though the success f Fulton I'M To ale We Lave
n1l single return rom the kanawha district, though ",
presume Thompson, the Democratic candidate Is elect
ed.
The election Of Mr. Fluurnoy. we confess, is an agrce
able surpr to W had not in cur sai gulne
moments, lnolged hope ii success in hat district
Mr.. Plostets triumph. tho, gh scemiosl, as mprala
BE. II It ference lie Lad 10 The Presidential the
LIST Congressional clecilon. VAS IN the contrary, among
eur settled con, ctions W predicted il early le
rod and never for moment, confidence shaken.
MI Geg5n has achieved glorious triumph IN the Red
Land district. Oar noi9hbors Il The Republican, | 81
winter, were ncreduous aslo theposs billy # any hia
hene found 81 told as TO meet Nj Leake before the pco
pie Mr.. & gym had nerve enough for lie duty He
net hun letle lhe e,Ile whorey,r 7, ssLle aud
joined ISSUE nTon all points, What fleet tie Re
publican has Itself Iecoldod. Mr. Leak, S larlty q
25l in the district in 1885, has teon oliteiat,d and Il
majority of los 10 obtained against him. He is beat
ell IN every ". except Madison and Green aud
efecually, that his organ, the Charlottesville Repl
lcan. believes the District is handed over 10 the Wings
for all time to Nlr gin deserves the thanks Il
The W hg party every where, for the zeal, energy and
alnliy with which he conducted The canvass was NJ
>necnfe lie made f. ur speeches, and Travelled one
thousand and eighty miles
" have scarcely heart to say word about OR own
district. and have certainly disposition to shield The
Wings Of Campbell from the scorniu roroacles show
cred upon them by their brethren in the other counties
III the d stict and throughout the State Their c. n
demnalion and d.syracear sufficiently manifested when
II iskn5"n that IN Consequence Il mites ile dys ms eau
,ed BY an exciting canvass the ii of Delegates. The
" higs OF Campbell gave Mr.. Irving SEVENTY TWO
MAJOkll hut quite Third Of what was in then
plwer More thln emo gh votes were tralqd a,rap Il,
have s'eur d the election OF Irving We do not envy
he reflections of the Wing who was party to such a
bar gain.
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TEMPER +,

At meeting held at HE BAPTIST Church, to hear the
Far Will Address Il MI W N. W. Green; al the con
einslon Oh his lecture, The Rev T.. H. Cumpslon offered
tle t1ilowns Resolutions, Which UNANIMOUSLY Ias
SD
Rc@ifea, That We extend our hearty tha ks 10 Mr.
" " uneea his able and eloquent lectures upon
The STU jet Il Temperance.
itSte Ted, Hal we regret the pee0 arly uniavoablt
circumstances under Which lbs sent visit 10 low
nas been lnade, aud NC cordially Invite hlu renew hls
VS. Al Tie earliest nvenlener aud oNteud hIs Nauab,
Ia u, ihlonghtu ,nt county.
Res,ted, That We are grateful fr the sacces5 wlel
las alenod IA ehots outstanding the ntagorablt
sta e Il III COMMUNITY and W. FAY Odd 10 sp cd hln
II his Temperance Mission thru ghon the State
JAMES fliIl " Eli, Ifast
J. {. NorNG. y. ~.
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All 81 iae Importance ot maintaining naval ds p AM
We say nothing ssa'ns, the AIRS, e Lieut., Hunter Ia
any other service. he woall bo courl artaled repr
haadej. and propSsd We Lave ugh respect FL III,
PERSONAL worlh and pFess oaal character Of Commodore
feffy-tui his despatch rf9afns slme explanation NJ
oou', such aconmunlcaton, coupled with 1t Hunters
stes, " have saloary tendency 10 repr,si any spr,
OF adventure aad gsilanidarng among irs, and
Yah tom not 10 tao towns and fiirusses when order.
ed 10 look at them only
IMrrn Sr.rrs Fac SUR Mns,ssirr,
Aaca rage Anon lsaflo. Apfl 4. lsA7.
Sin have the hAn 10 infirm the D.parim nj ihai
Immediately aficr the snrrend,r 4 Vera Cruz. Geneml
eet and myself concerted measuos f1r taxing pusses-
sion oi Al aiado
Although II was no, expected thar any defence would
tie nade II was htugtt advisable that srsnc detach-
mehs eoih OF the Amy and navy. should IL onpoyod,
in view u making an imposing de.noss. atoa IN Tia, di-
reciion.
he southern brigade under General Qni,man. was de-
taehed f0I this duy and The naval movements were d.
fec'ed pcis naiy by myself
As Il had beoa paed not the sli .h,es opposition
was nd l. le,ntiny ard Tn t,,,r I'D t.wn n.le
quietly occupied ON the I'd ant by the combined ices
Il the sfnlN aud navy.
General Qaiman tick up his line of march this morn
Ing, on his learn Il Vera Cinz. aud i lor tbs an.
gharase to srfdnge eNpedl Ion the moth; Captain
Mayo with small naval eiaehnent, heln2 plactd IN
command oi Nyatado and lis Dependencies. Ia which
nay be embraced tie lulo,s iown f llacoalpan, SIT
nated ahaul t"fatl mi + up the Ter
In this cApellt.n rave had the good f1fiune fe
eane acquainted " III General Q0indn and naiy fthe
9TH trs OF hls command, and have he,n ganed Il
serve ms ceraal DIES IL, well With them with
The oses o the navy flsler and iii tnt
cooperation.
h enemy, ore eyaeuatng the place, burnt all the
public vessels, and spiked med m18t Of the guns but
III Sc that wefe con ele hive bcen discovered, and
have reeied the Whole no.nht--ahHut stN,y-,het 10
be aas'raycio pei, with the sh1t On b1ar 1egun
VAS a. taey may aad II heeat valuo 10 le re-
moved
" ih great respect have the haar n BIZ yaar most
Oh dent servant, NJ. {. PERRY.
Commanding II M 81 Hadron.
The II III. JOIN \. Mason, $ efelary ot tn Navy
Washing On, d. {.
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Correspondence CT the |irginlan.



The town Of iera C1pa leuc Yea Cr2. as the Mex
ieans yle It. aud tie Castle Il SIN Juan del lna are
anfs HIS IS lacl So fined and Will known lhat
sail mol proha " he accused ol an mPr5le dltuatne
III So rels hy announcing II III yo0 esI ctall lvr
been anle paed by several efour oder ,es " no have
hun Cd home with the glorious ntws III thu
po,k,ls, much deli hied as b ave Two ytal-, Id
1T upsettlug his hroihrrs cob house l he lcrrars
that al.neIed apan the Imagination from tie Cas-
lie, defended as they Merehy tn se two horu1 SEMI
ncs tie .NrtcT and The jonio, have dissolved III an
e the dle 5aeles III sadnc 5 cloud, aud the head
OF the monster : exam ed aud handled with 10
Other feelings than these wonder al the greatness
bn9 Len II Iataiian.
Tie fortress Il Sar Iaan j 'llua is rcctanple with
bls It's al its canc1s demi itue anhed l., Two C.pen
niercs ON northern front. aud N tIont Il all war
battery hlch has been ad led he aitach ira, UP II
by tie French II Is 10y strong against SHIPS bul
much Is II cut up by arches, caycrhs. DARK paSslg s.
iehe5. cmhra2ufs within en ra26fes Sc son Il
aggregation e detached massts Il nasunry and
lily too 81 Il e"eatcaf Mud ma ofial. coral
hat. against arllleryo the latest improvements u, the
lind side. II a egg sle-ceud e inmlltd mi,
il gmcns quicker than ,lerico The simpicy-lhe
stren.h-,f Fpa Monroe is sublime in comparison win
thai ii tn amoas Us L. he Present nrinanl, mt Is
alb nj lJoguts 4, heavy cali IL, consisting f d Frrch
aid Spanish brass ,fahoratly ornan ented and en-
5aa'ued, aid ot plan,naPeend' Z iron guns iron Eng
land and The Cnited States.
The TOM Il Vera Cruz is surrounded by dc oenslve
wall AMI IN Consequence, whsn is pinnael,s. dones
turet7 hutfesscs and arapos first presented themselves
In fhayiew 9TH beslrpn, ar nylis lob, house .ar,
NJ sps IN It's liaf4r sd inhabitants eoue,n, under
IL ba npndno dae6erso al sbaa,y ,,,a
the dark aus seemed l., e r. nq upon il. and nne f #
almost pity. almost act Il noaa,s>s. 10 rlnp tie
LIGHT and science 4 the present day, in all Their desrnc
i've entrq cs. lahcar up II such ,niohej state a, hin
la scn7tarb n. But the chic 1Ra ,roc CIV aud
Castle had he,n entrusted with leir ,el,neey
ernmen and hou ever urgently eonsdclallo fhnan-
I - III, Il a.,
f,rsnR and that + ihr NJ, iean natl,o. would nY ,e
miu The lid # women an flildlen mus Il ~ Il,
nse his honor clean Nothing hui shells # 6 f.,. on
our part could return suitable answer Ia s,nos hc
these, and as they Aeoan 10 crack abnt the ears q the
valiant Mcxicans II vas wonder In see INV fnsely.
trnm all their batteries they heat Tho air fr,na into :,
b1rmles. sand-lls around ibem. with an niepsf, If
pwafr and wrath HAT IN gln, under other crcn1 stan
rs have d. str yc} a Tie Mia ilanis four obe and
titapa few i he stIs, lul as !, was without much
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A L AIIi

For the benefit Of the a!ga ,g Lish, will be held by
III v uog Ladns bel ngl - MIS- knkpaiuok's sch, ID
on mSig, Oh i Il, Lar the store recently occupied
by Messrs Crehsha~ aud Bagby
Ladies a1d nenrn who sympalhiso in all elton, or
who wish h pf deeds ol beneyoencu IN the young
are rcsfoc fully invited 10 attend.
The Ear viii be continued at night
CT Tickets p ceuls- Chlldrea hall prlce
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The Norfd Ak Herald. Of Sa'uria, ming, thus sums
up the chances Of Watts election:
For Watts &C rtain: Norfolk city 800 Norfolk coun-
" 80 Princess Anne lS. Probable: Nansemond So
Total is9.
Atkinson, certain. le2 and probably so. IN Irlo OF
Wight-says 262i reported in Surrey Is. Total $50.
Majority Tor Waits 2o9-to be overcome by Atkinson
in Sussex and Southampton, Which may be re- fded as
hopeless.
We have the vote in southampton whici shows At
knsons majority 50. At precinct in Sussex, As
majority Is 60. Watts is elected we think
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CO. The proceedings Of an Adjourned meeting Of the
ezeas o lyoehoars, held tho 23d inst on tho sub
Ieet Of The Rich aanl and Ono Raj Rad ATE una yola
aiy deferred until nexl pu6ication
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GREENRRIER.

GREES8RlER.
C.ppress-Prsston's majority $40.
H. Of Delega.es-prce f,v) elected. Wing gain
RoCkBRDGE.
Compensatory (w) majority 80
H. of Dlegs,es-Dornaa and Harper wv reelected
SMITH
Corrress-Ful.ne's ina oy 40; preciac, 70 hear
f,,m which would inrr his majority
H. II Deiega,oS-Dr Tate tD) re elsc,ed.
WASHINGTON.
Congress --0o,dson 40; M.Mullen lag; Fulton (w)
334.
II. Of Decsa.es-El,yd (p) elected.
PRINCE GEORGE
Congres IS -Dromg uole's maj Ia
II. Of Delegates -Riv,s IN checked
MEcKLENBURG, l2)
Conorc.s-Drongoo dis; Boiling $50
II. Of Delegates Cuemaol and Whi,ie (D) elected,
BRUNSWICK, (s)
Congrcss-Draugooles MAJ Sc.
Il oil Delegacs-iianson (p) and Mac'n (n) elected.
FAIRFAX & ALEXANDRIA.
Congrcss-Pendlc,olW SIC, Honon IN 1856.
H. of Delegates-Snowlen (s45; Ihoonas (s) 335 !;
Burke (n) 81 snowdcn, the accomplished editor
Of the Alex. Gazette. elected.
SPOrTSYLYANlA
Congrcss-Bcalc M iJ5; Newton {w) SCI
Sen,,e-rrble (p) t33; Minor W. 3tS.
Il. Of Deesates-Conway % AGO; Boggs (w) 1852
HANOVER
Concyess-Botts $40; Leako $50
n. of Delegates -Darracott W. SIC; Thompson {p)
ca
ELIZABETH CITY & WARWICK.
Or Camm (N higj is elected to tho House of Dele
gstes-a Wing gam
GLOUCESTER
DIR. Clop,on (Nhg) is elected to tho House of Del
gates Wing gain.
ACCOMAC-l2]
Bayly's Democratic majority fyr Congress over Jones'
Wing, 3l5, and two precncls 10 hear from.
Horsr OF DrLra,rfs--Jqhn Gusts and L. J. Alien,
Democrats eleced--Nhg loss Of two.
GLOUCESTER
Dr. Clop,on (AVhis) Is elected to the House Of Del
egaes-a Wing gain.
ACCOMAC-l2l
Baylys Democratic majority for Congress- Jones'
Whie 3l5 and two precincts n hear from.
UousE OF DELEGATES John Gusts and f. J Allen
Democrats, el,cnd-Whg loss Il two
KING WILLIAM.
lib Tomln, d. elected to the II use Of Delegates
Bealo's majority over Newton FOL Congress, POO In
1916, majority against Newton was 2l7.
KING \ QUEEN.
David P. Wright. d. elected 10 the House of Dele
gates. About 20 majority ior Bae or Congress II
1915, majority agalns, Newton g.
CoH6REss.
York +. Halfway IL
Jones' majority, 10
WARWICK
Jones' msjrity q
NORTHAMPTON.
CoHGRfss.
Court House. Bayls's majority 90
Capasyie, jones' MAJORITY,
Franktown. Jones, maJorlty, 48
Jones' mnJorll, in the county, %
DIR. VERIFY, (W) is elected by majority of l03 over
Wilson, (D)
ELIZABETH CITY.
Bayl}'s IN ja.liy .
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IIlh Congressional Lisiricf.
Senatorial Districts

In the Senatorial District. composed of Amherst Mel
son and Abemarie John Thompson Jr (N) is re-eect-
ed without opposition.
In he District, composed Of Bedford and franklin
Col Rober, T. Woods (W) is elected by maj, ry
OF 526 over Ralph \. Clement ID
In tho Chesterfield District Mr.. Cox Cd is re-eloct
ed.
In the Caroline District, Mr.. Tribe CD is elected
Wing loss.
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Black French Doe Skin Cassimeres of every etyle and
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Light and dark cd urod SILK d.
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fiXnrd and white Maise,lles do &c &C.
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