, 1861-06-04
THE TROOPS At TEE SEAT or
WAR.
1hs N.1nber e 1.oeps d ae 8ea. Of Far,
= and Ready for 4etses Operations. !

=. Ahs.
Tho N.nbtr ef Troops al ass Seat Of Nar.
:. and Ready for 4ettss Operations !
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ii far - can b ascertalned BY tho; recent
dispatches, tho following table will show the
location Of the various regiments stationed
around the boundaries and In Vtrginls, and
the seats Of war, and the estimated number Of
men under each principal commander. The
whole Of thesa volunteer regiments have been
well drilled In the United States infantry tac-
tics while encamped. The list is compiled
exclusive of the various camps, bsrrscsB aud
other locations situated In all the Northern,
Eastern and Western States, and also e1clu.
sive Of the large bodies denominated Home
Guards:
sourn SIDE Observation-Disclosures or FAIR
Commander in: Chief -Brigadier General r.
vine Mcdowell, United States Army Head
quarters. Arlington House.
A1e End If Long Rridge-A portion Of the
Dhtrict Of Columbia Mititis.
From thence TO Ai1andr'a, along Ms Road
Fifth regiment, Massachusetts; First Second,
-.Azenoadrta-:Eleve1th New York Volunteers
Tanfa Volunteers, q company oi United States
cavalry, and battery.
Along the Railruad--Fitth New York State
Militia.
-lTTe9nty-eJehth fSts9ay y New @ York @ sits MItia.
!. Aquia C4eek- -8eyenty-drst New York State
~ Eoad to arlington Reghts- Eighth New York
State Militia: First Pennsylvania Volunteers
{col Rattessen, M and s'its bst1eEyi o,t, af,
sf1ty ninth New York State Militia Eighth
Massachusetts,; company Of cavalry and
battery.
Tie four New Jersey regiments nre under
the charge Of Brlgadler General Theodore
Runyon.
WAem6aTo6, D. G., AND HE1GHBoRuooD.
CommanderIn~ Chief BrigadierG Gene1al Jas.
Chain .Bridge-United States cavalry.
long Bridge, D. @. sias-United states artn-
'6iv md Gooiy@oon-second, Ninth, Four
teenth, and Seventeenth New York Shte Nil
lila; Eighth New York Volunteers First and
shire Volunteers; First, Second and Third
Connecticut Volunteers; First Rhode Ialand
Volunteers; Fourth Peunsy lyania yolunteb1a;
five batteries Of United States Artillery; tsiI
snafa a19 r1'tsa stss eTa sHS tM9 s ho9
Of New York, District Of Columbia Militia.
Number Of men about 2, 600.
FORTRESS MONROE, ETC.
Commander in Chief-Major General Benz.
T. Butler.
Fo1srsss Konru1-Third regiment Msssachu.
sets Volunteers; First regiment Maine Vol
untee1s; First regiment New York Vo1un.
ters Colonel Allen, and about one thousand
Hampton-Second regiment New York Vol
unteets (Iroy;) Fifth regiment New York Vol
untesrs Colonel Duryee,) and company of
Sszepon Ne,a.--Fourth regiment Maas,chu-
setts Volunteers; First regiment Vermont
Volunteers Colonel BenediL)
| Number Of men about 1900
PENNSYLVANIA, ECT.
Commande1-in- Chief -Maior General VIM.
Chambzs1u,yh- Second, Third, Sixth, Sew
| enth, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twentieth
Twenty-drst and Twenty fourth Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
No7zhera Central Ra1road-rwelth Penn
fylyan1a Volunteers and Colonel Wynkoop't
Comp Seott-FGat, Ninth and Sixteenth
/ regiments Pennsylvania Volunteers.
/ Camp CHrtin-Fourte rteenth and Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
aaasy asso6s 0snfsacamR R13s.ds Scott e e WI
Northern Central Railrosd j. 8. Negley, Fourtt
Brigade; Chnmhe1sburEh, E. G. Williams
Third Brigade.
Number Of men about 1900.
NoTE.--The advance Of these troops seem
to threaten Harper's Ferry.
CINCINNATI AND WESTERN VIRGINIA.
| Commander in Chiet-Major General Geo
Grafton, Vi,yinid-First Union Vlrgini
Volunteers and Sixteenth Ohio Volunteers.
Ihrkxzs6uxy, N.-Fourtee1th Ohio Volun
teers.
Camp Dknnison, C;neinnatEFiret Brigade
Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and Tenth Regiments Obi.
Volunteers, under BHgadler General Bates
Second Brigade, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth ant
Eleventh Regiments, Ohio Volunteers, undo
Brigadier General Cox; Third Brigade, Third
Twelfth aud Thirteenth regiments, Ohio Vol
Number Of men about 1900.
a 1ate despatch gives an intimation of til
i movement Of some Of these troops throug7
| Pennsylvania.
CAIRO AID sE1a4nonuooD.
Comn1ande1-Brigadier General B. II. Pren
tiss.
regiments illinois Volunteer Militia.
Camp Hardin-Thirt irtecnth regiment, ulinol
Camp 6MiM- -sixheth regiment, minol
Volunteer Militia
Rnds fbtnt-FouHh regiment st. Louis [
! 8. Volunteers.
Number Of men shout 5000.
BALT1MoRE, FORT M'uHnRY And HE1GHBo1
HOOD.
Commander<in. Chief -Btisadier Gener.
George Cadwallader.
Federal Haz-First Pennsylvania Vo1unte.
: Guard, Col Lyle; First regiment Pennsylvxn
, /. Volunteers, Col Lewis; Philadelphia Lgl
Guard, CoL Morehsad.
Fbtt M,HeaTy-Third battalion Massach,
eetts Rifles, Major DeEins; United States re-
ulars.
Annapozis- Sixth and Thirteenth regiment
: | New York State Militia
Number Of men about 5000.
PHILADELPHIA AID NE1GnBoRHoop.
!. Commander-fn-Chief- Major General Rob
{ Patterson
Number Of men about 600. -
y aECAPTULAT1oN.
: Location Commander. Est. 10. Ae
So. side Poto'c. Brig. Gen i: Mcdowell :: .
F'tress Monroe Nj Gen. ?: F: Butler. 49,: 80
, Gin W'n u. .Na} Gen. d. B Mcclellan - Is o
C1iro, &C.. Brig. Gen. 3. h. Preatiss SC
Q Baltimore, &c. Brig. Gen. Q. CadwAlader. SO
Pbtlade1phia, &c~1aJ. Gen 4. PAtseraon..... sc
8 Total. ..............Q5,( {
II In addition to the above forces there q
mustered into service aud drilling at varlo
:. camps and barracks not less than u, 900 ef1e&
I've men, ready to march At an hours notit
= making total land force 1t this time of II
q 600 men. This embraces the II, COO mon Of Il
It regular army.
. virginia Congressman.