The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-11
zen. Williams brigade.-2d, 9th, 10th


and 18th Louisiana regiments. aJ ,sI.a,,
Gen. Lanes brigade.-7th and l8t
North Carolina regiments, 18th Georgia an
28th North Carolina regiments.
Strength of the Division.-Infantry 9,
500, Artillery 6O0 Total 10000. s.-gs
Total in Ewelrs corps $1,000.
LIEUT.. GEN. 1oNGsrREEr's CORPS D'ARMEE
Major General Hoods Division.
Four batteries of artillery, of six gun
each, 484 men. Il 5lt s.21
C Gen. Anderson's brigade.-lst Nortt
Carolina, and 7th, 9Th and 9th Georgi'
regiments. 2 ~ <-
Gen Benning's brigade.-2d 18th, l7tt
and Goth Georgia regiments. ,-2
Gen. Maxey's brigade.-lst, 3lst ant
39th Alabama and lst Georgia regiments
Gen. Fields, formerly Gen. Hoods Texas
brigade.-2d, Sd, 5th and 9Th Texas regi'
ments. r =. sr IL 40
Strength of the Diyision.--lnfsntry 9,
500, Artillery 4s4. Total 1884.
MAJOR GENERAL McIAws' DIVISION.
Four batteries of artillery, of six guns in
each, 400 men. -e
Gen. Barksdale's brigade-l3th, 18th,
18th and 2lst Mississippi regiments. ~,
Gen. Wofford's brigade-l7th, 18th, 2lst
Alabama and lst Mississippi regiments.
Gen. Kershaw's brigade-lst, 3D., 4th
South Carolina and I'd Florida regiments.
Gen Warren's brigade-3d, 9th, 9th Ala,
bama and I'd Tennessee regiments.
Strength of the Division-Infantry !, 400,
Artillery 400. Total $500.
MAJOR GENERAL PIcKErT's DIVISION.
Four batteries of artillery, of six guns in
each, 5l2 men.
Gen. Aristead's brigade-9th; l4th, 37th
ana 35th Virginia regiments.
Gen. Kemper's brigade-2d, 7th, 10th
aud 18th Virginia regiments
Gen. Semmes' brigade-lst Texas, 9Th,
9Th and llth Virginia regiments.
Gen Featherstone's brigade-27th and
28th Georgia, 4th and 49th North Carolina
regiments.
Strength of the Division-Infantry TO-
300, Artillery 5l2 Total 1882.
Total in Longstreet's corps 3O,68G.
LIEUT. GENERAL A. p. HILLS CORPS D'ARMEE.
Four batteries of artillery, of six guns in
each, $40 men.
Gen. Colquit's brigade-l3th, 49th, SD
and 5Sth Virginia regiments.
Gen. Trimble's brigade-2lst, 23d, North
Carolina, 2lst Georgia and 9Th Louisiana
regiments.
Gen, Hare's brigade-7th, 9Th. l4th and
18th Louisiana regiments.
Can NoIcton,S hrirod 9Th 7 o,,iSiapa
Sd and 10th Virginia and 26th Alabama
regiments.
Strength of the Division-Iufantry, TO-
200, Artillery $40. Total lO,74O.
MAJOR GENERAL ANDERsoN's DIVISION.
Four batteries of artillery, of six guns in
each, SIG men.
Gen. Wilcox's brlgade-4th, 9Th, 9Th and
10th Alabama regiments.
Gen. Mahone's brigade-37th North Car
olina regiment, 1lth Alabama regiment,
11th Georgia regiment and 18th Virginia
regiment.
Gen. Posey's brigade-2d, 10th, 18th and
10th Mississippi regiments.
Gen. Perry's brigade-sd, 4th, 22d and
4Oth Georgia regiments.
OllCuRIu vi tuO o.of
artillery SIG. Total, l0,48S.
MAJOR GENERAL PENDER's DIVISION.
Four batteries of artillery, of six guns each,
5l2 men.
Gen. Thomas brigade-7th North Caro-
lima regiment, 18th and 18th Virginia, and
33d North Carolina regiments
Gen. Walkers brigade.-l6th, 22d, Gath
and 3Sth North Carolina regiments.
Gen. McGowan's sbrigade.-l2th and Goth
Alabama, lst Florida, and I'd South Caro-
lima regiments.
General Laws brigade.-2d, 9TH and 18th
Alabama, and 10Th Virginia regiments.
Strength of the Division.-lnfantry, y
700; artillery, 5l2 Total 1922. Total in
Hills corps, 81 ,44O.
Additional artillery.-Twelve new bate
ries, of six guns in each, p guns AID ], ,44O
men.
Cavalry under Maj Gen. J, E. B. Stu
art-Fifteen squadrons, of 1900 men in
each, $4,000.
RECAPITULATIoE.
Total artillery above 294 guns, and
men $3.50
Total cavalry ABOVE, 10 squaurohs lo,Vot
Total infantry above, nine divisions 1881:
Total number of men and officers ll2,45:
This is probably the utmost strength o
Geu. Lees army proper for the fall cam
paign, although it is possible that the arri
val of more conscripts-for they continue K
come in daily-may swell the total number
II l25,OOO men. With the above army
however, General Lee is now ready to com
mence the fall campaign; and in few days
probably by the time this meets the eyes
of the readers of the Herald-the opera
tions indicated in my letter of August
will have commenced.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4, 1868.
Washington to be again beleag,red-Wha
the Rebels Expect to accomplish this Fal