Weekly report of effective force of the Army of the Tennessee, &c. -Continued.

Artillery.

Command. Officers. Men. Total.

Army of the Tennessee, . . . . . . . . . .

Major General O. O.

Howard.

Fifteenth Army Corps, . . . . . . . . .

Major General P. J.

Osterhaus.

First DIVISION, 6 309 315

Brigadier General C.

R. Woods.

Second DIVISION, 8 323 331

Brigadier General W.

B. Hazen.

THIRD DIVISION, 9 257 266

Brigadier General John

E. Smith.

Fourth DIVISION, 2 103 105

Brigadier General J.

M. Corse.

Total. 25 992 1,017

Seventeenth Army Corps, . . . . . . . . .

Brigadier General T.

E. G. Ransom.

First DIVISION, 8 274 282

Brigadier General J.

W. Fuller.

THIRD DIVISION, 5 346 351

Brigadier General M.

D. Leggett.

Fourth DIVISION, 7 378 385

Brigadier General W.

W. Belknap.

Total. 20 998 1,018

Engineer Regiment, . . . . . . . . .

Colonel Henry Flad.

Grand total. 45 1,990 2,035

Total.

Command. Officers. Men.

Army of the Tennessee, 34 274

Major General O. O.

Howard.

Fifteenth Army Corps, Major 21 273

General P. J. Osterhaus.

First DIVISION, Brigadier 312 4,914

General C. R. Woods.

Second DIVISION, Brigadier 244 4,294

General W. B. Hazen.

THIRD DIVISION, Brigadier 246 3,966

General John E. Smith.

Fourth DIVISION, Brigadier 114 2,643

General J. M. Corse.

Total. 937 16,090

Seventeenth Army Corps, 19 200

Brigadier General T. E.

G. Ransom.

First DIVISION, Brigadier 170 4,058

General J. W. Fuller.

THIRD DIVISION, Brigadier 139 3,178

General M. D. Leggett.

Fourth DIVISION, Brigadier 151 4,059

General W. W. Belknap.

Total. 479 11,495

Engineer Regiment, Colonel 25 530

Henry Flad.

Grand total. 1,475 28,389

Command. Aggregate. Horses. Guns.

Army of the Tennessee, 308 301 . . .

Major General O. O.

Howard.

Fifteenth Army Corps, 294 81 . . .

Major General P. J.

Osterhaus.

First DIVISION, 5,226 207 14

Brigadier General C.

R. Woods.

Second DIVISION, 4,538 138 13

Brigadier General W.

B. Hazen.

THIRD DIVISION, 4,212 384 12

Brigadier General John

E. Smith.

Fourth DIVISION, 2,757 . . . . . .

Brigadier General J.

M. Corse.

Total. 17,027 812 39

Seventeenth Army Corps, 219 . . . . . .

Brigadier General T.

E. G. Ransom.

First DIVISION, 4,228 159 10

Brigadier General J.

W. Fuller.

THIRD DIVISION, 3,317 133 14

Brigadier General M.

D. Leggett.

Fourth DIVISION, 4,210 192 14

Brigadier General W.

W. Belknap.

Total. 11,974 484 38

Engineer Regiment, 555 . . . . . .

Colonel Henry Flad.

Grand total. 29,864 1,597 77

O. O. HOWARD,

Major-General, Commanding.

MEMPHIS, TENN., September 25, 1864.

Brigadier General E. HATCH,

White's Station, Tenn.:

Bell's brigade is reported to be in WEST Tennessee. You will send a scout of 100 men to-morrow morning toward Bolivar to obtain all possible information of the movements of the enemy. Send me report upon their return.

B. H. GRIERSON,

Brigadier-General.

CITY POINT, VA., September 26, 1864-10 a. m.

Major-General SHERMAN:

It will be better to drive Forrest from Middle Tennessee as a first step, and do anything else that you may feel your force sufficient for. When a movement is made on any part of the sea-coast I will advise you. If Hood goes to the Alabama line, will it not be impossible for him to subsist his army?

U. S. GRANT,

Lieutenant-General.