The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1861, Page 10

8 nro Rs “<< wnom SECOND PAGE.) NEW. YORK) grat, rRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 20; 1861, ~~ ee ORT 18 compose a pa." Of the Firat Drgade. ‘They will repor*,. ‘Tho sia batteries Of Bankhead aiid Stewart wil The Memphis Appeal has a statement of tho forces fur- “nisbod by Arkansas to the Confederate States, all of which yn Nhe ~ om 5 . 1. COM. : € penne Rie and 12 1458 ome. avian, Lyogeertl Dose 0 part of the Secca$ Wrigade, and their off Ye. fare now engaged in active service, Tt sums up as fol Tin services have een chiey on hd Tee a wal ee of the Thira brigade.” Me wil report sex: soipone « part Now in two regiments of infantry, onethou- m 1c ira bri A re acer hal one! jitule opportunity for diatinction, Om et ‘appointed Captain Green, ‘The battery of artillery, of C- ee. will sand. He grt ind i 2,000. native State, South Carolina, Governor pany Captain 5 De under the immediate order of P Hamilton, Captain George ‘Under Hardee, in regiments: a ionel of the First regiment te — pad pon ae 7 will command ing whole column. fannie B, ay ath Sater poate in aCe fnatry, from which post President Captain Williams, companies of cavalry, comm —avalry and the Captain J. Moore Wilson. march! . ‘ roted bim to the rank of Brigadier General. ‘Coahoma Invineibles, Captain Delany. Cole'and Kleine, will orgar ated DY Captains Hudson, | Irish Volunteers, W. B. Ratcliffe. ene . and batt ) m States Colonel John B. Grayson, formerly of the United Chickasaw Guard in addition to its Major —_.#@e nv one battalion, and will, | Virginia Guard, Captain Robert B. Scott. ‘and cavalry with Hardoe and McCulloch. ... sintess inted @ Brigadier General by Preei- Carroll Rifles. Captain Wilhamson. ‘The six companies“ __ eldot a Lieutenant Colonel, Virginia Blues. Captain D, A. Wilson, Army, bas been appointed 6 Florida coast. Noxubee Rifles. Captain Weir. Captains Logwood cavalry, commanded by | American Rifles Captain W. D. Riearby, ‘Total Arkansas force... dent Davia, and is assigned to duty of the Major . Nishobee Riflemen, in 5 Ballentine, and haar Bice dahon taal EIGHTH REG! The largest voto ever cast in Arkansas was something ‘the foros at Pensacola is composed of Florida, South | Conipanics Pere Garten Bind Capteta See. Peo pipe ternypeer in ee pol hee pp ‘over 59,000, consoquently, if the number of troops’ given Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana troops. re Pi Nponaaiaane See Ri os Colonel. Laoghaire i Tieulcus" at Dautalion by the election of a Major and | Lieutenant Colonel, above be correct, over one-third of her voting population onary oun RG Me cot "ARPA TENT Tat ac tnlallin having been, euaponded by sypect, ere these in tha Meri Din Ae erxon' \. vest” i ‘e a Bus) a) a Govern! Anderson's commana: Ne Tey | Spaiding Gray a Coloncl....,seseees.es +++» William Barksdale, tr _the nocestily of the public service demanding bat. | Catahoula Guerilles:...... Tea Memeaite Avslenche learns troen TAGS Real, Arne vorything calculated to burn that could be remov. yt Jeff. Dayis Light Guard..... Captain —— ——. sas, that a Military Board bas been appointed, two mil. od of ever¥thing GRORGTA * FOURTEENTH 4@A organization, this organization becomes « necessity. | Di conix Co: ‘in — —— Hons of dollars appropriated to carry on the war, and the: ed, Acompany of Atlanta mechanics garrison the pre- | This regir ‘REGULARS. ‘By command of MAJOR GENERAL POLK. tat gas Al ‘entire mititar: atnt is commar 10) Charles J. Wil- | Colonel............ 4 'y force of the State placed at the di of mises and go outside occasionally to assist in ‘‘sapping Mane, aathas been stat’, Ban ph Bi he und. ‘tye | Licutenant Golonel — Cuptain C. 8 A., Acting Ass’t Adj’t General. the Confederate States, and mining” on the road to MeRao, which is well fortified. | goo, salty, when it was ordered to Virginia by the “pay ae ache following are some of tho Arkansas troope in the ‘The artillerists who come from Louisiana are rifling -eary of War. ESSER 0 aéveral of the guns mounted near the old Navy Yard “FOURTH BRIGADE. Colonel, ‘Lieutenant Colonel FURNISHED THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT. The following regiments constitute the Fourth bri- ColOMel....+seeeee eee. ee. se Fagan, water tanks, er Win nknasesee SECOND REGIMENT. Among the troops which Florida has furnished ate go | The First regirw ont militia..Colonel W. T. Walford, James McIntosh, The Second re siment.., Four compar jeg cavalry... Four comp niog artillery... .Col INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS, Under an act of Congrees President Davie has numbe’¢ of companies from Georgia, which ae d into regiments, The ‘of the latter has «Colonel W. W. Boyd. ‘Wil 5 following:— Wiloyeur COLONEL ANDERSON'S REGIMENT Beauregard Rifles. Captain A. W. Ysunlon. Madison Volunteer -Captain Rigaard Rradford, Yeung Guard +++ssdUnptain John H. Geo. Leon Aruilery aptain R, B. Hilton, TENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTRERS. Colonel. ...4 +42. ssee cess esmmne Marigny, See ‘Colon Lieutenant Rock City Guard, Co. A accepted a bave been Reek City Guard, Co. B. Rock City Guard, Co. C. Colonel... Lieutenant Colonel. Major MAJOr, ose. ceeee Colone} Claiborne’: regiment. ~ veen reported to the State Executive, and therefore sas Basak 0°98 Colonel ‘ % GEORGIA tho. Oflcers cannot be ascertalued from the Adjutant Geme- EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT, ned re Lire enor Glioust Churahilnregiment. YYRNISHED NIV ETREN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND ej a office, The clbg W ordng & rnowehis ON sis dev ER Barts Rut! = tone L Bile ‘Lieutenant Colonel, INPANTRY COMPANIES: Vv, 7 % ver, o8 Bartow’s, mer’ ic] in! aD tenant Colonel oT. My Gri rreerrerny | SOXEE SeOOED HOR ER EGtOPs, tho latter’ being called the Tooniba, regknent. Ris eashae 13. W. Balfour, Mapry Ores ONLERANS TIGHT GUARD REGIMENT. ‘The follarying are the regiments, Daalions and com- } Cy}, Eetor’s Fourch Tegiment has {oar hun- Martin Rango: ih demarinns +N. Austin, }nis Vihose officers havo been ogmmissioned by the, | dred und fifty men fm it over six fect high, a quantity of | Gone ee ee N.& CB. R. Boy Captain Butler. elisa iy Gover?or of Georgio:— doctors and lawyers, ead fourteen preachers. CEE we OL) eh SECOND REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS ‘oo LEGION). OME). ..ccceccssececs me mm. Companies. Oglethorpe Infantry go Volunteers. ‘Quitman Guard. Gate City Guard. d. Sontho:n Rights Guar “Mouser. Newman Guard Hanvey. Washington Rite Southern Guard {. Washington... Jones. y Muscogee... Wilkins. SECOND REGIMENT, Cole ww eevee Semmes. Licutenunt Colanel. . - Harris, Major. vives see + Butt, nannies. Macon Guard. Bur ‘Troup -Artiller ‘THIRD REGIMENT. COONG.. ose s seve eeeeeeeeAe Re Wright, Lieiutenant Colonel: .2212219.'8. Reid, Major. a +A. H. Lee, Companies. Confederate Guard. ‘Wilkinson Rilles. Governor's Guard. Brown Rilles...... Blodgett Volunteers. Athens Guard. Young Guard. Home Guards. 212 Dawson Grays... Burke Guard,. F. Blodgett, Jr. «H.C. Billups, Lee. ‘Reid. R.L.M’Whorter. 'W. G. Musgrove. . -Barke. FOURTH REGIMENT. Colonet George P. Doles, Lieuten John J. Mathews. Major ‘Charles L.. Whitehead, Companies. Counties. Captains. Macon County Volunteers,.Macon........Prothro. hern Rifles. ‘Lalbot, B, Curley. Glover Guard... Jasper. . G. T.. Bartlett. Twiges Volunteers, Jas, Folsom. Albany Guard, 'Y¥. G, Rust. La Grange Light R. 8. Smith, Toombs’ Volunte: ‘Mayes. Samter Light Guard. W.S. Johnson, West Point Guard. Tod Baldwin Blues Colonel... +2204 Lieutenant Colonel. Major . Adjatant Quartermas' Sutler... Principal Musician. Companies. McDutiie Rifles. Cuthbert Rifles Companies. Crawford Grays .... Mitchell Independents. Look Out Infantry . Sidney Brown Ritles. Butler Van Guard Gilmer Blues. Baker Fire Eaters Beauregard Volunteers. ‘Twiggs Guard Butts Volunteers. Counties, Captains. -Crawford......Cleveland, Davis Infantry... Confederate Volunteers Franklin Volunteers. Coweta Guard. Cobb Mountainee: Roswell Guard. Paulding Voluntecrs. Paulding: Stone Mountain Volunteers. DeKntb.. DeKalb Light Infantry. Confederate Guard... EIGHTH REGIMENT. «Mercer, Colonel... .+..+5 Lieutenant Colonel. G DeKalb Riflemen Savannah Artille Republican Blaes—A. Republican Bluee—B. Lie Major. Companies, Baldwin. Volunteers Lafayette Volunteo Chattooga Ritles.. Americus Volunteer Walton Guard. Toombs Guard. Irvin Guard, Fort Gaines Guard. Brooks Ritles Companies. Beauregard Rifles. ‘Walton Infantry. Gainesville Light Infantr; Mitchell, Gilmer Boys. Welch, Fannin Young Rifles. Dobbs. Murray Rifle Company... ..Murray. Lut Mrs. Joe Brown's Boys. in. Hyde. Quitman Gra: Quitman juerry, Houston County Volunteers. Houston Lee Volunteers . Colonel... Com ; Ramah Volunteers. Confederate Volunt Lestor Volunteers. Jasper Infantry. Ftowab Guard. ‘Yaneoy Independent. Cher'kee Brown Rangers. . Cobb, Johnson Geo: ‘Jonson. . TWELFTH REGIMENT—[CHANGED FIFTEENTS.. Colonel... ee ee ee eo" = air Tieutenagt Colonel. Bajor..o Companie Delhi Rangers. le. Fireside Guard Martin Melotosh Volunteers. Fowman's Volunteers. Poole Volunteers... .. Brephens! Home Guard. rzato Blu Franklio Millican, Hancock Coofed’rate Guard. Hancock. Stephens. Jemar Guar Lamar. Hancock Volunteer Smith, THIRTEENTH REOMENT. [Field officers not yet eleeted.| z Counties. Captains, Rideman. 4... .Glyon.....5.. Harris, we aretwo te'of guerrillas under Col. B. F. Major M.C.M, Hammond, of Athens, formerly of the United States Army, aided by gentlemen of influence and position, ts exerting himself to organize another Georgia i iment, “ine tegimertt which ‘Hon. William H. Stiles has for seme time Been engaged in forming is complete. It will be armed and equipped by Governor Brown, and by him ‘be tendereil Xo the Confederate States. Im addition ‘to these, there will soon “be in the Geld T. R.R. Cibb’s Legion, Gov. Cobb's regiment, several athers‘now tn process of formation. Gen. Phillips’ bri- gade has‘been several weeks in camp of instruction near Marietta, and is-‘soon to receive marching orders. Co¥d!s Legion comprises eleven companies, viz:—Four btm ‘two’ heavy infantry, one artillery and four cavalry. ‘Tho ‘Richmond Enguirer states that a large number of ‘Col, Howell Cobb's regim stationed ‘at the old fair grounds near that city, are suffering from sickness, and ‘that there have'been several deaths among them, INFANTRY COMPANIES. ‘Btevens Rifles......-+.++.-Captain L. J. Glenn. ‘Henry County Pioneers... Captain Win, C. Gate, Bainbridge Guard. Fulton Rangers Floyd Rif theese Capt Columbus Volunteers, Co.A.Captain Colquit. Columbus Volunteers, Co.B.Captain Smith, Spauldi Captain Montgomery. Captain W. H. McCalloch. + Captain A. 8. Hamilton, Captain T. M. Norwood. ARTILLERY CORPS. Savannah Artillery Captain John B. Gallie, Athens Artillery...........Captain Stanley. Atlanta Artillery..,.......Captain Washington Artiliery...... Captain J. P. Girardy. Arnold Elzy, Iate Captain United States Army, is a Major of artillery, and has been ordered to Atlauta to or- ganize his battalion for the war. All these show a force of 19,160 men which Georgia has furnished the Confederate States. The roll of offi- cers in this table fs believed to be accurate; but it is possible that afew errors may be found where the exam!- nation was so extensive, amid entries made, to keep the record of commissions issued since the war commenced. Officers are sometimes changed by promotion, which cir- cumstance renders it difficult to presenta strictly accurate table. Nearly all the Georgia troops are in Virginia, ALABAMA FURNISHED TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THE WAR. FIRST REGIMENT VOLUNTRERS, Colonel... . J. J. Seibles. Lieutenant Colonel. H. B. Baker, Major... J. B. Gorden, Companies. Company A .+-Captain A. C. Gordon, Company B. -Captain Kenneday. Company C... “Captain Linch, Captain Duval. -Captain Willingham, Captain Gunther. Company @: ‘Captain Hardawa: Company H Captain Waddell J. Gordon. Company I, :Captain Weems. Company K ~Captain — ——. SECOND REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS. Montg’ry True Blues, Co. Metropolitan Guard. ‘Auburn Guard. Southern Rifles Wetumpka Light Guard Greenville Guard. Captain Dunklin, Beauregards. ‘Captain M. L. Bonham, THIRD REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, Colonel......4.+ John M. Withers. Lieutenant Colonel. ‘Tennent Lomax. Cullen A. Battle. C, Forsyth. ee Ie, C. B. Hillard. FOURTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS. Late) Egbert J. Jones, haries L. Scott. — Law. ‘This is one of the regiments which was terribly cut up at Bull run. FIFTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, E. R. Rod Captain E. S. Ready. Assistant Surgeons Colonel.......... Lieutenant Colonel... Major.........+. John T. Morgan. SIXTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS. Sieble. SEVENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, Jobn A. Winston. ‘Thomas E. ieyy. George H. Siforter, John Tyler, Jr. ELEVENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTBERS, Colonel... James. FOURTEENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, verse Thomas J, Judge. FIPTEENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, Cotonel...... 4. Wm. B. Wood.” Lieutenant Colonel., Major... secvene Colonel.. lepe! Hook and Ladder Gi Spring HillRoadLt. tnt Gulf City Guard. Washington Li iy Captain J. F. Jewett. Captain Robt. Greigg. Captain Walthall. tain John MeGuire, Shreve Captain J, H. Beard. Pope Captain George M. Bonner, Mobile Independent Captain W. F. Cleaveland,Jr. Moore Guard... Captain Williamson. Haynesville Guar J. Independent Rit Montgomery Cadets. Montgomery Grays Mobile Cadets. Grove Hill Guar« Montgomery Mou ARTILLERY CORPS. Continental State Artiliery.Captain Wm. H. Ketchum. Continental State Artillery (reserve corps)... . Captain C, P. Gage, oe abery ae FORCES. ‘ J. M. Arlington, o county, was raisis " soon fy the wa 7 * e county, was raising a regi- . Sydenham Moore received the appointment of Colonel, and the Hon. Stephen F. Hale that of Lieutenant Colonel, and at last accounts wore actively engaged in raising a regimont in West Alabama. ‘The camp of instruction recently formed at Huntsville, Ala, has been named Camp Jones, in compliment to Colo: ne ¥. J. Jones, of the gallant Fourth Alabama regiment. ‘Most of the Alabama forces are in Virgini MISSISSIPPI FURNISHED KIGHTREN THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THE WAR. ‘The following is a List of the regimonte in the fleld from Mississippi at the present time, with the names of the officers, ag far us we baye been able to obtain them — SECOND REGIMENT. Cotonel...... . sores WC, Falkner, NINTH REGIMENT. COLON... eeresrees ++ J.B Chalmers, COLONEL D. BR. RUSSELL’S REGIMENT, Company A..... ‘Captain Robrer, Captain Peters. INFANTRY COMPANIBB, Captain J, W. Hemphill Captain L. 8. Terry. ‘Captain R.J. Lawrence. Cherry Creek Kifles. Captain John Herring. ‘McClung Riles. -Captain Edgar Sykes. Gonfederate Rifies Captain J. M. Lyles. ‘Winona Stars... ‘Captain Thos, Bootb. Captain John M. Lyles. Captain B, H, Collins. Captain J. C, Walters. Captain W. 8. Stathan. Captain J. B. Deason. + Captain D. N, Moody. ....Cuptain R, 8, Wier. Captain W. E. Baldwin. ‘Captain W. F. Brantly. Captain J. W. Baifour. Captain Thomas M. Griffin. Magnolia Guara ne Water Valley Rifle Guard. Burnsville Rifes Grenada Rifles. Gainsvilie Volunwers, Summit Rifles... Vicksburg Southrons. Enterprise Guard, Columbus Ritemen WigCall Rites... Beauregard Rifles. . Madison Guard... Ogtibbena Rescue. . Benton Rifles. Yallobusha Rifies , Quitman Rifles... Hamar Rifles... Mississippi Rangers. Potty Relief... Missieeipp! College Rifles... Captai Crystal Springs S’th’nRightsCaptain J, C. Davis. Adams Light Guard, No. 1..Captain R. Clark. Adams Light Gaard, No. 2..Captain 8. E. Baker. Quitman Invineibles. Captain J. P. MeGowan. Monroe Guard...... Captain F, M. Rogers. Benton Relief Rifle Guard...Captain B. G. Lawrence. Rough and Readi Captain H. E. Williamson. Bort Rifles...... -Captain B. R. Burt. .Captain A, S. Lee. Captain J. M, Ware. - Captain 8. A, Matthews, ‘Captain L. R. Page. 1 lGaptain C. Posey. Captain J. J. Shannon, -Captain W. }. Crumpton, Ciaborne Rangers. + aptain J.T. Moore. Ciayton Guard............. Captain Vaughan. Rankin Rough and Readies Captain FE. J. Runnels. Panola _Vindicators. -Captain Geo. P. Foote, ‘Captain T. 1. Rogers, Captain W. Reynolds. ‘Captain W. C. Bromley. Jasper Grays...2... Meridian Invincibles. Mngnolin Rifles... ‘captain Davis. Beck Rifles... -Captain W. D. Beck, Cherry Creek ‘captain — —, Jackson Boys.... - Captain Kerr. Vol, South’rn Untv ‘Captain Moody. Jeff, Davis Guard, Captain Manlove. Hurricane Rifles. - Captain J. D. Stam) Natchez Fencibles. ps. ?Captain E. M. Blackburn. ~Captain Jones. ‘Captain W. H. Lilly. -Captain M. Carr. *Captain White. ~Captain Miller. ‘Captain Hamilton, {Captain Flanagan, ‘Captain Harris. Captain Tappan, J Captain Ward @. Vaughan. . Smith. ‘ex-Governor) Brown. Captain Humphrey. (H.G.).Captain ¢. L. Buck, silver Grays (Home Guar: i 3 Reserve (Home Guard) , Y Home Guard ... ‘Captain O. Metealt. Kingston (Home Guard) ...Captain A. R. Farrar, CAVALRY COMPANIES. -Captain W. T. Martin. . Captain Klein. {Captain Miller. ‘Captain Gordon. Captain —— ——. 212 Gaptain Mcbonald. Wirt Adams, Esq., has been authorized by President Davis to enlist a regiment of mounted men for the war, designed for service as an independent force for active ‘operation and constant movement, not confined to any particular locality or superior command, but acting un- dor general orders from tho President or Secretary of War. ARTILLERY CORPS. Natchez Artillery... Washington Artillery. Jackson Artillery... Natchez Quitman L’t Arl'y.Captain W. 8. Lovell, Vicksburg Artiller, Captain Tt Warren Artillery. Captain C Bovina Artillery - Captain Newman, 7 The Miasissippi troops aro in-service in Virginia, Flori- da and Bennessee. ‘On the 2d inst. President Davis sent the following re- ply to a despatch from Gov. Pettus, of Mississippi:—We shall probably need all the companios you can furnish ‘this fall.’ KENTUCKY FURNISHED FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THB WAR. The Richmond Bzaminer of September 10 published the following paragraph concerning the efforts of therebey confederacy to drag Kentucky out of the Union:— Private advices indicate quiet, but sezious and exten. sive movements towards the separation of Kentucky from the Lincoln government. It is not generally kuown that Congress, at its last session, betore the irnment, passed an important bil!, on the secret calendar, for the extension of the uid of the Confederate government to the movements towards independence in Kentucky,om terms apalagous to those offered to Missouri. Some time since Jeff. Davis called on Kentucky for three regiments—tho First to be commanded by Lloyd Tilgham, the Second by Bob Johnson, and the Third by Winters. Recruiting officers have been busy, in the employment of these respective Colonels, picking tS Eiht 3 men between the ages of sixteen and twenty for the rebel service. It je belleved that the regiment3 are to be used along the borders of Kentucky—probably upon the line of the Nash- ville Railroad. The recruiting officegs receive ten dollars (in Confederate binds) for each maifthey recruit. Some of the following companies belong to the Stato Guard :— DavisGnard...............Captain B. M. Anderson. Kentucky Riflemen . Captain Jobn SeGill, Old Hickory Guard.......,.Captain Foster. Davis Guard............+.-Captain Joseph Des Cornwall Guard Bustard Guard. Duncan Rifles. Captain Mit etl eapail in Mitel le. ‘Captain John D. Poe. ‘Captain James B. Harvey. Dixie Guard. aptain Thompson, “Kentucky Rebels Captain James Morse, LOUISVILLE HOME GUARDS. First Ward Home Guard Council Guard. City Guard. ‘The Kentucky Ridlemen, Captain John McGill, attached to the State Guard, were recently at the point of leaving Louisville, with their arms, for the Southern confederacy. About eight o'clock the Sheriff, Mr. Wash. Davis, with a ‘of the city police, proceeded to the armory of tho Kentucky Riflemen, at the Court House, and required the members of the company. to the number of thirty-seven, to surrender their arins, and tho guns were placed in the jailfor safe keeping. some resistance was made to the surrender, but the order of the Sheriff was promptly executed, Uponexamination it was found that many of the guns were loaded, and that some of the members of the company had thoir knapsacks packed with clothing and other articles preparatory to a movement to join the Southern army. ‘ MAJOR GENERAL POLK’S Pi GENERAL ORDER 5 Heapguarrers Derartugxt No. 2, Coreames, Ky., Sept. 7, 1861. In ya ony hee Confederate forces now at Columbus, Ry., into field brigade, the Major Goncral orders and di- recis the following: — ‘The First bak gd will be eae of the regiments of Cotone! P. Smith, Colonel T. J. Freoman, Colonel Charles Carroll and the battalion of Lieutenant Colonel Blythe, and will be commanded by Brigadier General Cheatham. ‘Thy Second brigade will be composed of the regiments of Colonels Bowen, Marks, Scott and Neeley, and will be commanded by Colonel John P. McGowen. The Third brigade will be com; of the regiments of Colonelé R. M, Rugsell, Wright and Pickett, and will be commanded by Colonel Russel!. The Fourth brigade will be composed of the regiments of Colonels Stephens and Dougias, and will be commanded by Col \K H. Stephene. The Seid batteries of Captains Hudson and Smith will amation. { Colonel... . William Be ae <—— Donk, * IW. M. Clusky. -Dr. Kennedy. +Dr. Erskine. Capt -Capiain—— ‘Captain —— Heary. Captain —— Hunt. ‘Captain T. D. White. .Captain —— Erthmar. “Captain —— Dennison. .Captain —— Tyre. <Capiain Humphry Bate. The regiment is call the Walker Legion in compli- ment to the Secretary of State of the Southern confedera- cy. The Colonel is from Gallatin county, is a distinguish ed lawyer, and besides acquired fame on the bloody fields of Mexico. The Lieutenant Colonel (of Sumner county) ‘was one of the first to scale the walls of Monterey at tl siege of that place by the Americans. Major Douk is also an old Mexican volunteer, aud a member of the Tennessee Legislature. 8. Tennessee Guard....... Dyer Guard...... Wigfall Grays. Tipton Riftes. Harrie Guard. Lauderdale Invincibi Pillow Guard... « Captain Neely. Raleigh Guard. .-Captain Keller, OTHER REGIMENTS. Colone! Hindman’s regiment, - Colonel J. C. Vaughan's regiment, Colone! Robert Hatton's regiment, Colonel J. V. Wright's regiment. Colonel William Poik’s regiment. INFANTRY COMPANIES. Captain T. R. Wilson. Captain Jas, P. ‘aptain John A. Fite. ‘Captain John H. Anderson, 0 Captain Alex. Porter. ‘aptain Joel A. Battle. ptain John N, Hobbs. ptain Harsh, ‘aptain J. R. McCann, Captain Sami. C. Godshall. rapt ‘a ple Foster, tain. Geo, Maney. ota T. L. Armstrong, ‘Captain J. G. Anderson. ‘Captain S. N, White. -Captain John K. Howard, ‘Cuptain D..C. Douglas. Captain Robert Hatton. -Captain D. F, Wade. ‘Captain Calvin Clack. ‘Captain Barber. Guard. Captain James Baber. Hardeman Avengers. Captain Neely. CAVALRY COMPANIES. Marion Dragoons Captain E. D. Payne. Watkins Rangers. Captain O. S. Lesneur. Shelby Light Captain —— —, Tennessee Mounted Rangers.Captain White. Haywood Rangers... Captain Hay wood. Memphis Light Dragoons...Captain T. L. Logwood. FIRST REGIMENT TENNESSEE ARTILLERY. Captain B. R. Johnson. Captain R. L. Crenshaw. HOME GUARD. NASHVILLE HOME GUARD REGIMENT. F, Hamilton. W. Kennedy. . Robert Martin. . C. A. Brodie. ptain Mf Captain H. L. Claiborne, A NEGRO BATTALION OF DITCH DIGGERS. On the 3d of September a procession of several hundred negro men, members of the ‘domestic institution,’ marched through (he streets of Memphis, in. military or- der, under command of Confederate officers. ‘They were all armed and equipped with shovels, axes, blankets, &c, LOUISIANA « FURNISHED 20,540 TROOPS FOR THE WAR. ‘The official statement of tho Goyernor of Louisiana shows that the present army of Louisiana is composed as follows:— 3 iments. Giadden’s regiment Hebert’s artillery Zouaves ....... Drevx’s battalion.. . Chasseurs (St. Paul)... Wheat’s battalion. Walt battalion. Stewart's artillery. igade an Companies to Gen. Twiggs..Louisiana, Wilson's company Virginia . Mari -Tn camp . Califor..... hundred pieces of large cann6n, including the batteries of the forts. FIRST REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS, Colonel... Companies. al ed ae coain biped Louisiana Guard. ‘ in Girardey. Emmet Guard. ‘Captain Nelligan, Montgomery Guard. Davis Guard, (from Ky: Orleans Light tiuard, Co. A. 5 Orleans Light Guard, Co. B..Captain F. M. Deane. Orleans Light Guard, Co. C..Captain P. R. O'Rourke. Orleans Light Guard, Co. D.Captain —— —, ‘Captain Taylor. Favrot. Neita Rifles................Captain W. Baton Rouge eee Cae F. A. Williams, Nationai Guard... ‘West Feliciana Rit FIFTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS. SIXTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS. J. G. Seymour. Colonel... Colonel........+ Lieutenant Colonel. ‘adine. THE LOUISIANA RIFLES (CHASSEURS A PIED.) THE POLISH LEGION, a THB FRENCH LEGION. Major, “ Rocherean, OTHBR ORGANIZATIONS. Colonel Edmonstou’s batt’ln—— ——, Major Wheat’s battalion. ‘The Louisiana Zouaves. INFANTRY COMPANIES, ‘The following is a list of some of the companies formed in’ Louisiana :— it Infantry.Captain J. T. Plattemier. Captain F, & Washington Li Marshall Guar. Sumter Greys . Captain D, Maupay. Captain J. L. Jacobs. Nelson Guari Crescent Blues, Company A.Captain —— ——. Crescent Biues, Company B.Captain M. A. Foute. Orleans Cadcts............Captain Joseph Collins. Crescent Rifles, Company A.Captain Fran! a Crescent Rifles, Company 8.Captain Harry T. Hayes. Crescent City Rifles, Co. C,.Captain Samuel H. Gilman, Old Dominion Guard. Bienvilie Guard. Amoricau Rifles, Co. A. American Rifles, Co. B. Fhreveport Grey: Captain — Captain J, H. Beard. Captain —— —, Captain J. L. Jacobs. Cuptain P, L. Mitchol., Confederate Guard Comp’y..Captain P. N. Wood, Old Guard. On Crescent City Guard. Perrit Guar Bienville Rifles. Reauregard Rifles, Emmet Guard. Beauregard Ritles. i Now Orleans Tiger Rifles. ..Captnin Alexander White, Mercer Guard... Captain Thos. F. Walker. Protective Guard Captain Win. Whaun. Calhoun Guard... » Captain Henry: a Screwman Guard, Co. A Captain Samuel @. Risk. Screwman Guard, Co. B. States Rights Guard... Carondelet Invincible, Twiggs Light Guard... Monroe Rifle Guard... . Captain Samuel Goldman, City Guard (New Orleans). Captain George N. Race, Quitman Ra Captain Henry Gillman, Stanley Cadets.. Kosciusko Rifle Guard... Nixon Rifles. i + Captain J. 8. . Captat Scotch Rifle Guard. Minden Blues... Porseverance Guard... Captain Rareshide, Tiariileurs d’Orleans. .. Captain Aristide L. Tessot. ‘Connaught Rangers. Captain Freeman Cornish. Gontineatal Guard; Co, Captain WP Hodgins, J ine! uare . B. in W. F, Ir. Hinter Guard... [lGaptain S. E.'Hunter. ” UU icaptain Mark Moore, ‘Tierne Home Guard . HomeGuard..... Captain James 0. Fuqua. Jackson Home Guard. Captain F, Schumacker, British Guard... Captrin D. W. Shannon, Washington Rilles.. «Captain Ang. juecron, St. James Guard.....1.11! Captain Adolphe Straus, ord Volunteers tain J, Kemp Sprague. Ivesdale Volunteers. Opelousas Guard. Violet Guard... Monroe Rifles. Fanke Guard, Carroll Guard... Amstrorng Guard. Allen Guard... Pelican Rangers Donaldsonville Cannonier: Le Count Guard, Novyell’s Riffemen ..., West Paton Rouge Delta Rifles..... Jackson Rifles . Slavonian Rifle Guard, Slavonian Ride Guard. inel, Captain William M. Frazer. ;-Captain William Monaghan, tain D.. Vanoourt. Pelican Rifles Captain Williams. Pelican Grays. Captain A. H. Martin, Pelican Rifles., Captain Tunard. Vienna Rifles. Rangers..... Old Dominion Guard. Tiger Rittes.. Walker Guard. Atchafalaya G Claiborne Guard. Beaver Creek Rith ‘silk Davie CAVALRY COMPANIES. f. Davis Rangers... rd. Rangers Jefferson Rangors........-. Captain —, Confederate States Rangers. Captain W. H. Spencer. Swiss Mounted Guard in Emy Claiborne Rangers..... Orleans Fiying Cavalry... . ARTILLERY CORPS. Jackson Artillery.. a “ Pointe Coupee Artill «++. Captaia art. Watson Flying aruiNery Captain Allen Bursley. ARKANSAS a FURNISHED TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND FIVE BUNDAED TROOPS FOR THE WAR. Arkansas has raised fourteen regiments of infantry, two of cavalry and seven companies of artillery, and’ transferred them to the Confederate service. This ie ex- clusive of the regiments raised by Colonels Churchill, Hindman, Fagan aad Rust, Many of these troops are under General Ben. MeCullocHis- MISSOURI FURNISHED 20,000 TROOPS FOR THE Wake MAJOR GRSERAL COMMANDING DISTRICTS. Sterling Price. MIGADALNS CENERAT. COMMANDING, A. W. Doniphan, . M, Parsons, Jas. 3. Rains. M. L. Clark, Jobn B. Clark. vy. Randol ". Black. |. MeBride, oasis WITH THE RANK OF * Henry Little. ¥ 4 Ais DE Cauy To THR Masor GavEraL CommaspinG, WIT! ‘TAR RANK OG LIEUTENANT COLONEL, Ifred W. Jones, : 4 Richard 7. Morrison, a (RGRZON, WITH TUB RANK OF UTENANT Covomar, iodgrass, W. N. Sai frm Assistant SCRGEON, WITH THE RANK OF CaPTant, Henry W. Cross. = ' Jobu Knapp Capt. Wm. C, Buchanan. Gaota beantyk Burke. in Chas, 8. Lieutenant Tucker. Captain Phillip Coyne. Captain Souoph, Captain W, H. Fraser. Captain Geo. Captain Geo, W. Thatcher, Captain B. Newton Bart. Captain Chas. Longuemare: SECOND REGIMENT. . John 8. Bowen, 2\Captain Thomas F. Smiths Captain A. J. is, ptain James Quinlin, Captain J, B, Cates, jg -caviain O..N. Hawes. mi Company A (attached is neer Corps (fattenal Guard) Captain W. B. Haseltine. Company B. ‘s+ +«y-Captain C. H. Fredericks, Company C. Captain B. W, Duke. Cornpany D. «Captain W. W. Sanfc Company E. Company G peal ett @ Kaas agi toe ee rebels, su three are under Acting aver General Mare Gress Jeff. Thompson bas also a large force under his com- mand. It would seem that the Missouri troops are ina very” bad condition, Ex-Governor Reynolds puts forth a pite- ous appeal for food for his soldiers, August 28, andsays:— ‘The Missouri troops now in the field. in defence of homes and the independence Lincoln tyranny, are in want of many things. dispensable to their health and eficioney. Colonel M. H. Moore, ter —— son's ‘State Guard, is about to Mem to procure supplies, clothing ‘Decessa WAR. First regiment. Seoond regiment. Colone! B. Warren Stovey. «..Act’g Col. Capt, J. 0, Thelby, . MAJOR ARMBTEAD’S BATTALION, Artostead, ee Companyer. sss. Upabaw. "AN (ACTING KEY’S BATT, CAPTAIN (Al rol ALTON,