NINE-MONTHS.

Due:

Quota under call 300,000 militia............................1,771

Furnished:

Furnished.................................................... None .

Deficiency...................................................1,77 1.

The above statement as made from the muster-rolls on file ion this office up to date.

THREE-YEARS.

Arm of service. Infantr Cavalry Artille Rang Total.

y. . ry. ers.

1861: 902 ....... ....... .... ......

1st Regiment.......

8th Regiment....... 713 ....... ....... .... ......

10th Regiment...... 862 ....... ....... .... 2,477

2nd ....... 739 ....... .... ......

Regiment........

5th Regiment....... ....... 844 ....... .... ......

6th Regiment....... ....... 920 ....... .... ......

7th Regiment....... ....... 882 ....... .... ......

9th Regiment....... ....... 743 ....... .... 4,128

1 company.......... ....... ....... 162 .... 126

1 company.......... ....... ....... ....... 69 69

1862. 882 ....... ....... .... .......

11th Regiment......

12th Regiment...... 893 ....... ....... .... .......

13th Regiment...... 876 ....... ....... .... 2,651

1 company.......... ....... ....... 126 .... 126

Total.............. ....... ....... ....... .... 9,613

THOMAS M. VINCENT,

Assistant Adjutant-General.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,

June 30, 1863.

Memoranda.-The foregoing shows the total number of white troops furnished by the State of Kansas up to date, according to the rolls on file. Neither rolls nor returns are complete. kansas has raised in addition to the above during 1862 2,262 Indians, organized three regiments; also one colored regiment, of which complete rolls have not been received.

WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington City, June 30, 1863.

Major-General COUCH,

Harrisburg:

The views stated in your telegram of last night in respect to recruiting are correct and your order entirely proper. The complaint made required information as to the exact state of the matter to enable me to judge whether there was any misunderstanding of the law or of instructions. As there seems to be none., there is no occasion for any action by the Department in the matter except to notify the Union League that they must conform to your orders. This notice I shall give immediately.*

EDWIN M. STANTON,

Secretary of War.

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* This in reply to Couch, Series I, Vol. XXVII, Part III, p. 408.

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