Major-General,

Aid-de-camp, besides pay of Lt.,
Brigadier-General,

Aid-de-camp, besides pay of Lt.
Adjutant-General - Colonel,
Assistant Adj.-Gen.-Major,
Assistant Adj.-Gen. - Captain,
Inspector-General - Colonel,
Quartermaster-Gen. - Brig. Gen.,
Assistant Quar.-Gen. - Colonel,
Deputy Quar.-Gen. Lt. Colonel,
Quartermaster - Major,

Assistant Quartermaster-Captain,
Commissary Gen. of Subsist'e-Col.
Assistant Com.-Gen.-Lt. Col.

$200 00 15
24 00
104 00 12

:

1

6

72

Per month.

654446: 5 No. of Rations.

Monthly commuta-
tion value.

No. of Horses.

Monthly commuta-
tion value.

No. of Servants.

Monthly commuta-
tion value.

Total Monthly Pay.

4 $62 00 $376 00

8

38 00

3

8

28 50

24

8

24

4. MILITIA FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Abstract of the United States Militia, from the Army Register for 1847.

747 2,374 16,392 50,945 70,458 1,704,842 1,858,534

The effective force of the Regular Army, exclusive of the "Ten Regiments," consists of 775 commissioned officers, and 17,020 non-commissioned officers, musicians, artificers, and privates; in all, 17,795.

The "Ten Regiments" are raised under the act of February 11, 1847, and, when full, will number, exclusive of officers, 10,000 men.

3. NAVAL ASYLUM.

Governor,

4. NAVAL SCHOOL.

Superintendent,

5. OFFICERS OF THE NAVY.

Captains. - 68.

L. Kearny,
F. A. Parker,
E. R. McCall,
Daniel Turner,
David Conner,
William M. Hunter,
John D. Sloat,
Matthew C. Perry,
C. W. Skinner,
John T. Newton,
Joseph Smith,
L. Rousseau,
George W. Storer,
F. H. Gregory,
P. F. Voorhees,
Benjamin Cooper,
David Geisinger,

R. F. Stockton,
Isaac McKeever,
J. P. Zantzinger,
Wm. D. Salter,
Ch. S. McCauley,
T. M. Newell,

E. A. F. Lavellette,
T. T. Webb,
John Percival,
John H. Aulick,
W. V. Taylor,
Bladen Dulany,
S. H. Stringham,
Isaac Mayo,
William Mervine,
Thomas Crabb,
Thomas Paine,

Commanders.

Wm. M. Armstrong,
William F. Shields,
G. J. Pendergrast,
William C. Nicholson,
James B. Cooper,
Ed. W. Carpenter,
John L. Saunders,
Joseph B. Hull,
John Stone Paine,
Joseph Moorehead,
Thomas Petigru,
John S. Chauncey,
Irvine Shubrick,

William J. McCluney, John Kelly,

John B. Montgomery, Edmund Byrne,
William H. Gardner,
David G. Farragut,
Richard S. Pinckney,
Stephen B. Wilson,
Edward C. Rutledge,
William S. Harris,
T. Aloysius Dornin,
Rob. B. Cunningham,
James Glynn,

Charles H. Bell,
Abraham Bigelow,
Frederick Varnum,
Joseph R. Jarvis,
Sam'l W. LeCompte,
Charles T. Platt,

- 97.
Joseph Myers,
Thomas R. Gedney,
John Bubier,
Victor M. Randolph,
Jacob Crowninshield,
Frederick Engle,
John Rudd,
Robert Ritchie,
William W. McKean,
Franklin Buchanan,
Samuel Mercer,
Charles Lowndes,
L. M. Goldsborough,
George N. Hollins,
Duncan N. Ingraham,
John Marston,
Henry Bruce,
Henry A. Adams,
James D. Knight,
Joseph Mattison,
William S. Walker,
Alex. S. Mackenzie,
George F. Pearson,
James T. Gerry,

Philadelphia.

Annapolis, Md.

James Armstrong,
Joseph Smoot,
Samuel L. Breese,
Benjamin Page,
John Gwinn,
Thomas W. Wyman,
Andrew Fitzhugh,
W. K. Latimer,
Hiram Paulding,
Uriah P. Levy,
Charles Boarman,
French Forrest,
Wm. Jamesson.
Charles Gauntt,

William Ramsay,
Henry Henry,

Samuel W. Downing,

John S. Nicholas,
Samuel F. Du Pont,
William L. Hudson,
James P. Wilson,
George A. Magruder,
John Pope,
Levin M. Powell,
Charles Wilkes,
Elisha Peck,
Thomas J. Manning,
William Pearson,
William L. Howard,
Thomas J. Leib,
Thomas O. Selfridge,
Henry Eagle,
Andrew K. Long.
G. P. Van Brunt,
Henry Pinkney,
William M. Glendy,
George P. Upshur,
George S. Blake,
Z. F. Johnston,
William Green,
Samuel Barron.

NOTE.-One ration per day, only, is allowed to all officers when attached to vessels for sea service, since the passage of the law of the 3d of March, 1835, regulating the pay of the navy. Teachers receive two rations per day, at 20 cents each.

7. VESSELS Of War of thE UNITED STATES NAVY.-August, 1847. [The names of officers marked thus have the rank of Commanders; thus †, Lieutenants; the rest are Captains.