, 1865-11-01

4. Williams, Il Col, md ASS. Adj. Gen.> Bng
g. y: cul]um, Lieut.. c.l. Eng: Corps, Bdg. Gen.
g. J. nEnt, Lieut.. Col. ID Artillery, bHg. Cen.
Geo. l. Andrews, Taeut. Col. 18Th 1nl, no hseye.-
ses s1 e1. ent nG Go :ain az nj; 1p1 nc coIase
J. n. Palmer, i4ent. Col. "a Cavalry. Colonel.
j. g. Hs,ratd, Lieut.. Col Eng. Corps, B1ig. Gen.
lsksttt %:2s !:o, r A4tiE5,!s,y' Rg @ gn En-
]. Newton, Major Engfnce- Corps, Colonel
!. 2. Haten, Major ah Caya;ry. colopel. &.
naa4 %;o1 ns}ez a e1sy a ce1Sns Sn't
= 4. Can, Major 5th Cavity, Celoue1
q. Il. Iudah, Major 4th Infantry, Colonel
Isss pssid. dsa3o! S Mso9 &c As d GsT.s S'e ceiaa
Q. Y. Getty, Major sth AT, Brig. Gen.
D. 5. RolertE, Major ID Cav, no brerct.
4. 2. HoHc. Major 4lh Art, Colonel,
4. Eaaid, KsioT and lns. Gen, Irig. Gen :
1ds wf@sf; IT,! nsst .1s sn IT. B$ oas Get
G. Grnser. Ma5oe q INT, Colonel.
Il. .. GRANGER, Major 5th Inf, Colonel
hos. 1T? i. SsiS, a.st aso! 1 li III ipis So!eael.
Ihes; 9. Pitcher. As3o5 18th 81, Colonel
=; +; @ Garlin ~ Major 10 ,l3t .ath l.! IT., celonsl
4. Ailen. aa}. I'd '!l 1. IL H., big. ca. D ''A'
" 'i = %Stpps, M @ Nj, nd ID | 1sst a 1a't Gen.. Big,
e. Z. Woods, MAJ 18th Inf. Brig Gen.
+ + a. aaE1sFs Ha5s,a IN; n, T. IS 81 IL cel Sca
F.T- Dent, sa]. ath 1nE, Col.
9 eaba III h,s5 Sap sR B a. Z csBy sts ns sen e1srst
3 p: |a A{1es, csps q; 81 ! a., " nas. Gen.
r saam. capt, and Ass'l q ~, Cpl:
4 j: i: Tei6sft, t.i capt T M 5ta III, Ri bas. Gen.
4. Ames, Capt. 6th Art, Col.
q. A. De Russey, Captain 4th Art, Col
]. Fitzpatrick, 1st Ar3., Col.
4. >. Webb, Capt. 1lth 1ntantry, Dd9. Gen.
nMsss e sSd ea eGs sSS nf csoas Ct
], y. Turner, Cap'. and Com. Sut, Colonel.
T. G. Giaen, Capt; md Asst. 9nastssuas!es, Col;
4. 2. Kauts, Captain tith cavalry, Colonel
E. Upton, Captain 5th artillery, Colonel.
H. ns s9 ap'1n Pt u anssasa. anla es'Sss sa se co.,
4. Gibbs, Captain Sd artillery, Colonel.
4 s; Msckenze, Captain Engineer Corps, Col.
II. q. Thuunds, Captain 1lth infantry Colonel
Chas. Ewing, Captain 18th 1nfsnny, Colonel.
EgcAPzTu1AI1oN.
Commissions OF Major Generals Of Volun-
tecrs we're held by elEnt Brisadier Generals,
six colonels, eight Lieutenant Colonels, nine
Majors, and eight Captains.
Commissions Of Brisadler Generals were
held by six Colone1s, eleven Lieutenant Colo
ACi91 ILL Aky~41Al u4u1OlSt n EAL3 -AfC NApl%&AAa
and two First Lfeutenants.
OF Major Gcnera1s of Volunteers, ranking
by Brevet as Major Generals OF the Regular
Army, there arc eight Rrigadier Generals, one
Colonel, two Lieutenant Co1onels, aud two
Msiors as BrigadIer Generals, i've Colonefs,
three Lieutenant Colonies, 1ve Majors, aud
avc Captains; as Colonies, three Lieutenant
Colonies, one Major, and three Captains as
Lieutenant Colonial, one-Captain.
OF Brigadicr Generals OF volunteers rnnkiug
By breyet us Drfgadler Generals Of the reeular
amy, there arc five Colonels, seven Lfeuten-
ant Coloncls, twelre Majors and seven Cap
tafns; as Co.onels, fwo Lieutenant Coloncls,
twenty-oue Majors, seventeen Captains and
one fst Lieutenant; as Lieutenant Co1onels,
one 1st Lieutenant. Il, thus appears that OF
The Mnior and Brigadics Generals of volun-
teers, eleven Colonies, fourteen Lieutenant
Colonels, nineteen Minors aud twelve Cap
tains continue 10 have the title Of Generals
The only General officers Of volunteers not
distinguished up to the prescnt time by brcrefs
In The Tegnlnr army are Major General War,
rcn, Brigadler Generals Vogdes, Sturgis, An
drews, Roberts and Aye1ill.
The 9Th artillery regiment has furnished
more general officers than any other, viz,
nine BrlgndIer Generals.
The following general officers Of volunteers,
ex-ofbccts Of the regular army, will re-euter
ciyil life: Major Generals Couch, Slocum,
Peck, N. j. r, Dana, j. ]. Reynolds, and
Brigadier Generals Wilcox, Lockwood, Gra-
ham, E. 4. Paine, Mexican, Davies, Patrick,
Van Clcye, Van Dcrycer, Ammcn, Gordon,
Greene, and Bnfprd.