The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

Rifle Company.
Seven Of the above regiments were m the battle at Bull
run on the 2lst and each regiment will average
each.
[NorE--The average strength Of the regiments when
they left their homes for the seat Of ten compa
MES OF from fifty to sixty men cacn-M. HERALD
The Sixteenth regiment Of South Carolina militia was
at Charleston the sh Also thefolowing companies;
Cadet Rilemen, calhoun Guard,
Washington Light Infantry, Charleston Light Dragons
The Edgeaed Rangers at Horse Creek bridge the
same date.
The following the location Of many Of the North
Carolina regiments one week ago.
The First ut Yorktown, Virginia
The Second Volunteers, Col. Williams, Richmond, Va
The Fourth in Virginia.
The Fifth, Col. Jones, at Yorktown, Virginia.
The Sixth Volunteers, Col Lee, POwhatan county, Va
The Sixth State Militia in Virginia.
The Second State Militia Col Tew Lower Potomac Va
The Third State Militia, Col Meare, Lower Potomac.
The Thirteenth State Col Hske, Petersburg Virginia.
Colonel Kirkland's regiment in Virginia.
Colonel Keley's regiment in Virginia.
The Third Volunteers ut Suffolk Mississippi
The Seventh Col. Martin, on the North Carolina Coast.
The Raleigh Rifles at Suffolk, Mississippi
Hundreds of horses have passed through High Point,
since August for the encampment at krefs Springs.
Five thousand troops passed through Wilmington, for
Virginia, between July q and 49, and the
wav
Capt Crumler's cavalry Of 100 men and horses from
Ashc were at Raleigh, August their way to the camp
at Ridgcway.
Capt saiherwaites company of cavalry eighty four in
number arrived AT Raleigh from Washington n C., July
30, and left the day for the camp at Kittrels
springs
or fifteen. more regiments.
Thousands Of troops passing through Godsboro',
August 2 for Virginia.
Several hundred troops from Georgia and Alabama
passed Though Raleigh during the week ending August 3
Capt Anderson's company of cavalry, from Rowan and
Irede also Capt Rankns Caldwell Mountaneers arrived
AZ Raleigh August l.
Three companies had been made up in Moore county
one of which was cavalry.
MISSISSIPPI.
The following Mississippi troops, at the latest dates,
were in Virginia.
The Second regiment, Colonel Faulkner.
The Eleventh regiment, Colonel Russell.
The Twelfth regiment.
The Seventeenth regiment.
The Eighteenth regiment.
The Thirteenth regiment Volunteers.
The Nineteenth regiment.
Colonel Burrs regiment.
Colonel Featherston's regiment.
Colonel Barksdales regiment
The kemper Legion.
The Volunteer Southrons, at Richmond from vcksburg
The Snntowor Guard, Captain Humphrey, from vcks
burg, August 4.
The Adams County Troop
The Twelfth regiment left for Virginia. August S, and
the Eleventh, Colonel Russell. August g. The Eleventh
belongs to Forney's brigade.
AT Vicksburg there Is q small battery of six pieces
q - ARKANSAS.
There were ten regiments called for from this State
h full are ana IN ns ons
thousand five hundred men, 4assS,r p, vsger=:-
Colonel Green's regiment of cavalry at Van Buren,
July 30, the way to join McCuloch in Missouri. Four
81
Hampstead cavalry Captain Gamble armed with double
barreed shot guns Fort Smith, also destined for
MCCuloch's camp.
Captain Pattcrson's band guerrias was at Jackson
port July 81 and the Cotton Plant Guards Captain Du
boise were at Fort Smith. -
The First Arkansas regiment, Colonel Pagan is in vir
gina.
Colonel Claborne's regiment is on the Missouri border
ALABAMA.
The following Alabama troops are in Virginia.
The Fourth regiment. Colonel Jones.
The Fifth regiment, Colonel Rodes.
The Sixth regiment.
The Eighth regiment
The Ninth regiment err
y ~. .rntn regiment
The Eleventh. regiment, Colonel James,
Colonel Cantey's regiment.
Jen Davis flying artillery, Captain Montgomery.
The Walker Light infantry.
The "Tom Watt Rebels" Richmond.
Twenty Eve hundred men lad gone from Mobile alone
to Virginia and elsewhere in the army.
The May volunteers were in camp August 7.
There regiment at the four watering places on
the Lake shore.
The Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh regiments constitute
part of Forncy brigade
in Alabama.
Alabama has fourteen organized regiments in the field
This State has about s 600 in the field. At least
900 of these are under Ford the Rio Grandc One
regiment was at Van Buren,, Arkansas, August which
with another Texas regiment was on the way TO join Nc
Culoch.
The following troops from this State were in vir-
gina:-
The Second regiment, near Hampton.
The Tenth, Colonel Margny August French Ceoes)
The Seventh regiment.
The First regiment, Polish brigade, Colonel Poulas.
kowski.
Major Wheat's battalion
Louisiana battalion
Washington artillery.
New Orleans Tiger Rifles.
The Delta Rangers
Aud several independent companies
One regiment was with Mctulloch.
The Fourth regiment is at Biloxi, Ia,
General Twggs is in New Dreams.
Most Of the regiments from this State arc at Fort
| Pckens.
GEORGIA
The Governor states that Georgia has furnished II 900
State troops and Confederate troops for the war
| thus far.
We ascertain that the following comprises part Of the
| Georgia troops now In Virginia.