and report the remaining ones, that they may be dismounted or some other disposition made of them by the general.

General Smith also directs that the spies be tried at once.

Respectfully, your obedient servant,

J. F. BELTON,

Aide-de-Camp.

Organization of the Second Corps, Army of the Mississippi, Major-General Braxton Bragg commanding, April 28, 1862.*

CHEATHAM'S DIVISION.

First Brigade.

Brig. General PATTON ANDERSON.

1st Florida (battalion).

4th Louisiana.

5th Louisiana.

7th Louisiana.

Hodgson's (Louisiana) battery.

Second Brigade.

Brig. General ALFRED MOUTON.

11th Louisiana.

16th Louisiana.

18th Louisiana.

19th Louisiana.

Ducatel's (Louisiana) battery.

Third Brigade.

Brig. General DANIEL RUGGLES.

13th Louisiana.

20th Louisiana.

Crescent (Louisiana) Regiment.

38th Tennessee.

Ketchum's (Alabama) battery.

Fourth Brigade.

Colonel J. C. MOORE.

1st Arkansas.

51st Tennessee.

2nd Texas.

Confederate Guards Response Battalion.

WITHERS' DIVISION.

First Brigade.

Brig. General F. GARDNER.

19th Alabama.

22nd Alabama.

25th Alabama.

26th Alabama.

1st Louisiana.

Robertson's battery.+

Second Brigade.

Brig. General JAMES R. CHALMERS.

5th Mississippi.

7th Mississippi.

9th Mississippi.

10th Mississippi.

36th Mississippi.@

Lumsden's (Alabama) battery.

Third Brigade.

Brig. General --- JACKSON.

17th Alabama.

18th Alabama.

21st Alabama.

24th Alabama.

5th Georgia.

Burtwell's (Alabama) battery.

Fourth Brigade.

Brig. General J. H. TRAPIER.

28th Alabama.

44th Mississippi.#

10th South Carolina.

19th South Carolina.

Waters' (Alabama) battery.

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* As announced in General Orders, No. 23, Headquarters Second Corps, Corinth, Miss., of that date; names of regimental commander not indicated in original.

+ Claimed by Alabama and Florida.

@ Called Brown's regiment in original order.

# Called Blythe's regiment in original order.

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