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Regiments. Num Estima Conditio Statio Remarks.
ber ted n. ns.
s aggreg
of ate
com streng
pan th
ies
CAVALRY NOT
BRIGADED.
1st Texas Cavalry 9 621 Armed Browns
and have ville.
but few
horses.
2nd Texas Cavalry 5 413 do. do.
Vidal's Partisan 1 77 do. do.
Rangers
4th Wisconsin 10 900 About Baton
Cavalry. half Rouge
armed
and
mounted.
11th New York 12 1,100 Well In
(Scott's 900) fitted Defens
out, es of
needing New
some Orlean
horses. s.
2nd Louisiana 7 500 Unarmed Baton Serving as
Cavalry and Rouge. infantry;
dismount one company
ed, at
except Whitehall.
one
company.
Company C, 4th 1 60 - In General
Indiana Cavalry. field. McClernand'
s
headquarter
s
Company I, 15th 1 70 Unarmed Cavalr
Illinois Cavalry. and y
dismount depot,
ed. New
Orlean
s.
Company C, 1st 1 50 - Kenner
Indiana Cavalry. ville,
La.
Cavalry F, 15th 1 70 - Bonnet
Illinois Cavalry. Carre
Total 3,861
Grand total 16,421
The above figures show a somewhat larger force than the reports of the cavalry in the field, but the recruits in this city for distribution to their regiments, not shown in above estimate, will make the general result very nearly correct.
Respectfully submitted.
W. BABCOCK,
Lieutenant Colonel 75th N. Y. Vols., Actg. Aide-de-Camp, in Charge.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25, 1864-2.30 p.m.
Major-General STEELE, Little Rock, Ark.:
A body of Indians have left Kansas for the Indian Territory, under a military escort. Please send an escort to meet them on the Kansas border.
H. W. HALLECK,
Major-General, Chief of Staff.
CAIRO, ILL., May 25, 1864.
(Received 4.45 a.m., 26th.)
Major T. T. ECKERT:
General Steele reports, in communication dated Little Rock, 21st, addressed to General Rosecrans, that rebel General Shelby has crossed Arkansas and is moving north, with force variously estimated from 2,500 to 5,000 men, and four 10-pounder Parrotts. Supposed intention to make raid on railroad between Little Rock and Devall's Bluff. Perhaps intend going to Missouri. His force is well mounted.
W. J. MASON.
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