State or Terri-
tory.

"L

Fort Morgan,

Alabama,

Baton Rouge Barracks, Louisiana,

"6

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""

Kentucky,
Michigan,

66

Fort Merrill,
Fort Brown,
Ringgold Barracks,

Arkansas,

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""

Fort McIntosh,

Fort Duncan,
Fort Clark,
Fort Inge,

Fort McKavett,
Fort Chadbourne,
Fort Belknap,

DEPARTMENT OF NEW
MEXICO.

Fort Bliss,

Fort Union,
Fort Marcy,
Fort Craig,
Fort Fillmore,
Fort Defiance,
Fort Massachusetts,
Las Lunas,
Albuquerque,
Cantonment Burgwin,
Fort Thom,
Rayado,

Missouri,

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Lt. Col. Morrison, 7th inf.
Col. Wilson, 7th inf.
Bvt. Lt. Col. Bragg, 3 art.
Maj. Andrews, 7th inf.
F.Leavenworth Capt. Hunt, 4th Art.
Fort Scott,
Garrison
Minnesota Ter. Fort Ripley, Bvt.Maj. Patten, 2d inf.
Fort Snelling, Capt. Sherman, 3d art.
Trav.des Sioux, Major Day, 2d inf.
Via Fort Leav- Bvt. Lt. Col. Montgomery,
enworth, Mo. 2d inf.
Via Independ-
ence, Mo.,
Bvt.Lt. Col. Hoffman,6 inf. 6th infantry.
Via Austin, Io., Capt. Wharton, 6th inf. 6th infantry.

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""

Nebraska Ter.,
Oregon Route,

Post-Office.

Savannah.
Indian River,
Key West,
Via Tampa,

""

Tampa,

Pensacola,

Fort Gibson,
Fort Smith,
Fort Washita,

Newport, Maj. Backus, 3d inf.
Sault S. Marie, Capt. Clarke, 4th art.
Mackinac,
Fort Gratiot,

St. Augustine,
Mobile.

Baton Rouge, Capt. W. F. Barry, 2d art. 2d artillery.
Fort Pike,
Garrison withdrawn.

New Orleans,

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66

66

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Permanent Commanders. Garrison.

Bvt. Maj. Haskin, 1 art.
Capt. Vogdes, 1st art.
Capt. Pratt, 2d art.
Bvt. Maj. Arnold, 2d art.
Bvt. Col. Munroe, 2d art.

2d artillery.

Lt. Col. J. Erving, 2d art.
Garrison withdrawn.

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Ist artillery. 1st artillery. 2d artillery. 2d artillery. 2d artillery.

Recruits.
4th artillery,
Bvt.Maj. Williams, 4th art. 4th artillery.
Garrison withdrawn.

7th infantry. 7th infantry. 2d & 3d art. 7th infantry. 4th artillery. withdrawn. 2d infantry. 3d artillery. 2d infantry.

2d infantry.

V. San Antonio Bvt.L. Col.Alexander,8 inf. 8th infantry.
V.Indep'ce, Mo. Capt. Macrae, 3d inf.
3d infantry.
Bvt. Maj. Brooks, 3d inf. 3d infantry.
Bvt. Lt. Col. Chandler,3inf. 3d infantry.
V. San Antonio. Capt. Johns, 3d inf. 1 drag. & 3 inf.
V.Indep'ce, Mo. Bvt. Maj. Kendrick, 2 art. 2 art. & 3 inf.
Bvt. Lt. Col. Brooks, 2 art. 2d artillery.
Capt. Ewell, 1st drag. 1st dragoons.
Bvt. Maj.Carleton, 1stdrag. 1 drag. & 3 inf.
Maj. Blake, Ist Drag. 1st dragoons.
Bvt.Maj.Richardson, 3 inf. 3d infantry.
1st Lt. Davidson, 1st drag. 1st dragoons.

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"6

""

Mtd. rifles.
4th artillery.
Mtd. rifles, 4
art., & 5 inf.
Mtd. rifles, 1
art., & 5 inf.
1 art. & 1 inf.
1st infantry.
Mtd. rifles.
2d dragoons.
2d dragoons.
2 drag. & 7 inf.

Posts.

DEPARTMENT OF THE
PACIFIC.

Fort Yuma,
Mission of San Diego,
Fort Miller,
Presidio of S.Francisco,
Benicia Barracks,
Fort Reading,

Fort Jones,
Fort Humboldt,
Fort Orford,

Fort Lane,
Fort Vancouver,
Fort Dalles,
Steilacoom

MILITARY ACADEMY.
West Point,
RECRUITING DEPOTS.
Fort Columbus,
Jefferson Barracks,
Newport Barracks,

State or Terri-
tory.

California,

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66

86

Oregon,

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New York,

New York,
Missouri,
Kentucky,

Via San Diego, Bvt. Maj. Thomas, 3d art. 1st & 3d art.
San Diego,
Capt. Burton, 3d art.
1st & 3d art.
Stockton, 1st Lt. Loeser, 3d art. 3d artillery.
San Francisco, Capt. Keyes, 3d art. 3d artillery.
Benicia, Bvt.Lt. Col.Nauman, 3 art. 3d artillery.
Cottonwood, Bvt. Col. Wright, 4th inf. 3d art & 4th inf.
Yreka,
Capt. Judah, 4th inf. 4th infantry.
Bucksport, Bvt.L.Col. Buchanan,4 inf. 4th infantry.
Port Orford, 2d Lt. Kautz, 4th inf. 3d artillery.
Jacksonville, Capt. A. J. Smith, 1st drag. 1st dragoons.
Washington T. Vancouver, Lt. Col. Bonneville, 4 inf. 3d art. &4th inf.
Dalles of Col'bia Maj. Rains, 4th inf. 3d art. &4th inf.
Nesqually, Bvt. Maj. Larnard, 4 inf. 4th infantry.

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Bvt. Col. R.E. Lee, Engin's

Lt. Col. Abercrombie, 2 inf. Recruits.
Bvt. Col. Sumner, 1st drag. Recruits.
Maj. Backus, 3d inf. Recruits.

6. MILITIA FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Abstract of the United States Militia, from the Army Register for 1854.

Total
Commis-

Non-commis-
sioned Offi-

Officers.

sioned cers, Musi-
cians, Artifi-
cers, Privates.

Post-Office.

West Point,

New York,
Jefferson Barr.
Newport,

Permanent Commander.

Garrison.

3,919

1,109

1,248

21 7 285

1,996

2,536

235
185

226

7,975

49,337 66,289

2,054,740

758 2,407 *No returns from Iowa, and the Territories of New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington.

7. TABLE OF PAY, SUBSISTENCE, FORAGE, ETC. OF ARMY OFFICERS.

SUBSIST FORAGE. SERVANTS.

ENCE.

Major,

Captain,

Surgeon-General, $2,500 per annum,
Surgeons of 10 years' service,
Surgeons of less than 10 years' service,
Assistant Surgeons of 10 years' service, .
of 5 years' service,
Assist. Surg. of less than 5 years' service,
ENGINEERS, TOPOG. ENGINEERS, AND
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

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Colonel,
Lieutenant-Colonel,

Major,

Captain,

First Lieutenant,

Second Lieutenant (Brevet the same),
MOUNTED DRAGOONS AND RIFLEMEN.

Colonel,

Lieutenant-Colonel,

75.00
60.00

50.00
40.00
30.00
25.00
10.00

54

5 30

24

24

84844

mutation value.

PACHANUUNHERN Monthly Com

65444

654444

4 24

30

24

644449

30 3

24

3

24

1

36 3

3

3

1

30

24

3

1

24

3

3

3

1

3

24

90.00

36

30

24

75.00
60.00
50.00 4 24
33.33

24

33.33

24

10.00

♡♡11

5 30

24 1

Monthly Com

$24

24

333222

3

24

3 24
3

48 3 24 2 33.00

36 3

36 3 24

3

48

8

24

8

24 1 8 1 16.50

2 33.00

2 33.00

2 33.00

1 16.50

2 33.00

2 33.00

3 46.50

24 2 33.00

3 24 2 33.00

24 2 33.00

24 2 33.00
116.50

8

24 2 33.00
24 2 33.00

24 2 33.00

8

1 16.50

24

2 33.00 24 2 33.00

Pay, &c.
of a

Private.*

No.of Servants.

Monthly Com-
mutation value.

222466

4 $62.00 $376.00 233.00

141.00 38.00

3 46.50 246.50

28.00

183.00

162.00

141.00

16

24 2 33.00

16

16

222

24 3 24

24
24

24

116.50
116.50

24 2 33.00

24

2 33.00

24 2 33.00

1 16.50
116.50
1 16.50

2 33.00

2 33.00

116.50

1 16.50
116.50

First Lieutenant,

Second Lieutenant (Brevet the same),

Adj.& Reg. Q'rm'r, besides pay of Lieut.,
ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY.

Colonel,
Lieutenant-Colonel,
Major,
Captain,

First Lieutenant,

1 8

Second Lieutenant (Brevet the same),
Adj.and Reg.Q'rm'r, besides pay of Lieut.,
On January 1, 1854, the whole number of commissioned officers in the regular army was
952; of non-commissioned officers, musicians, artificers, and privates, 9,377; total, 10,329.

Total Monthly Pay.

98.50 141.00 183.00

246.50

183.00 162.00

141.00

98.50

183.00 162.00

141.00

98.50

20.00

208.33 162.00 141.00 208.33

165.00

141.00

122.50

98.50

81.83

183.00 162.00 141.00

98.50

81.83

81.83

183.00 162.00 141.00 106.50

89.83 89.83 10.00

2 31.00

166.00

2 31.00 145.00

2 31.00 129.00 1 15.50 79.50

1

15.50 69.50

1 15.50 64.50

18.00

For the increased pay of the rank and file of the army, see "Titles and Abstracts of the Public Laws," No. 73, Ch. CCXLVII., post, p. 141.

John T. Newton,
Wm. D. Salter,
William Mervine,
Silas H. Stringham,

Isaac Mayo,
Matthew C. Perry,
Cadwalader Ringgold,

Joseph Smoot,
F. H. Gregory,
Charles Boarman,
Charles Stewart,

George W. Storer,

Charles Stewart.
Charles Morris.
Stephen Cassin.
George C. Read.
H. E. Ballard.
Jesse Wilkinson.
T. Ap C. Jones.
W. B. Shubrick.
Lawrence Kearny.
Foxhall A. Parker.
David Conner.
John D. Sloat.
Matthew C. Perry.
C. W. Skinner.
John T. Newton.
Joseph Smith.

Lawrence Rousseau.

1. COMMANDERS OF SQUADRONS.

Commodore,

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Louis M. Goldsborough,

IV. NAVY LIST.*

3. NAVAL ASYLUM.

Governor,

George W. Storer.
F. H. Gregory.
Philip F. Voorhees.
David Geisinger.
Isaac McKeever.
J. P. Zantzinger.
William D. Salter..
Charles S. McCauley.
T. M. Newell.
E. A. F. Lavallette.
John Percival.
John H. Aulick.
W. V. Taylor.
Bladen Dulany.
S. H. Stringham.
Isaac Mayo.
William Mervine.

4. NAVAL ACADEMY.

2. COMMANDERS OF NAVY YARDS.

Portsmouth.

Hiram Paulding,

Washington.
Norfolk.

S. L. Breese,

Boston.
New York.
Philadelphia.

Lawrence Rousseau, Pensacola.

Home Squadron.

Coast of Brazil.

Pacific Ocean.

Mediterranean.

Coast of Africa.

Superintendent,

5. OFFICERS OF THE NAVY.

Captains. 68.

Commanders. — 97.

East Indies.

N. Pacific Expedition.

Thomas Crabbe.
Thomas Paine.
James Armstrong.
Joseph Smoot.
Samuel L. Breese.
Benjamin Page.
W. K. Latimer.
Hiram Paulding.
Uriah P. Levy.
Charles Boarman.
French Forrest.
William Jamesson.
Charles Gauntt.
William Ramsay.
Henry Henry.
Henry W. Ogden.
Thomas A. Conover.

William C. Nicholson. William H. Gardner.

Philadelphia.

Annapolis, Md.

John J. Young.
Frederick Varnum.

Ed. W. Carpender.

Joseph R. Jarvis.

John L. Saunders.

Saml. W. Le Compte.
Charles T. Platt.

雞腿

Joseph B. Hull.

John Stone Paine.
Thomas Petigru.

David G. Farragut.
Richard S. Pinckney.
Stephen B. Wilson.
T. Aloysius Dornin.
Rob. B. Cunningham.
James Glynn.
Joseph Myers.

Wm. M. Armstrong.

John S. Chauncey.

William F. Shields.
G. J. Pendergrast.

John Kelly.

* Corrected in the Navy Department, October, 1854.

John C. Long.
John H. Graham.
James Mc. McIntosh.
Josiah Tattnall.
Hugh N. Page.
William Inman.
Stephen Champlin.
Joel Abbot.
Lewis E. Simonds.
Harrison H. Cocke.
William J. McCluney.
John B. Montgomery.
Horace B. Sawyer.
Cornelius K. Stribling.
Joshua R. Sands.
Charles H. Bell.
Abraham Bigelow.

Thomas R. Gedney.
Victor M. Randolph.
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.
William S. Walker.
George F. Pearson.
James T. Gerry.
John S. Nicholas.
Samuel F. Du Pont.
William L. Hudson.
George A. Magruder.
John Pope.

Levin M. Powell.
Charles Wilkes.

Captains of squadrons, Other captains on duty, on leave,

COMMANDERS, 97, in sea service,

"6

on leave, &c., LIEUTENANTS, 327, commanding, on other duty, waiting orders,

66

66

66

66

66

"after passing, 1,200

(6

66

Pay. CAPTAINS, 68, the senior one in service, $4,500 ASSISTANT SURGEONS, at sea, on leave, 3,500 4,000 950 3,500 after passing, 1,150 2,500 PURSERS, 64, from $1,500 to 3,500 2,500 CHAPLAINS, 24, in sea serv.or at navy-yds, 1,500 on leave, &c., 2,100 PROFESSORS of Mathematics, 12, 1,800 MASTERS in the line of promotion, 14. 1,800 PASSED MIDSHIPMEN, 194, on duty, 1,500 waiting orders, 600 1,200 MIDSHIPMEN, 68, in sea service, 1,000 on other duty, 1,250 1,333 ACTING MIDSHIPMEN, 137, 1,500 MASTERS, 17, of ship of the line at sea, 1,100

1,000 1,500

750

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66

400 350

66

on leave, &c.,

300

66

1,000

1,200
1,500

on other duty,
on leave, &c.,

""

750

1,600 SECOND MASTER, 1, in sea service,

750

500

400

1,800
on other duty,
1,400
on leave,
1,750 MASTER'S MATES, 2, on duty,
1,866
on leave,

450

300

on leave, or waiting 600

47

orders,
shore duty,

2,100 BOATSWAINS, 36
1,600 GUNNERS,
2,000 CARPENTERS, 52
2,133 SAILMAKERS, 40 sea service,*
2,400 CHIEFENGINEERS,12,on duty, 1st 5 years, 1,500
after 5 years, 2,000

700 900

(6

1,800

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66

on leave, 1st 5 years, 1,200 2,250 "after 5 years, 1,400 2,400 1ST ASSISTANT ENGINEERS, 22, on duty, 1,000 2,700 on leave, 850 2D ASSISTANT ENGINEERS, 29, on duty, 800 on leave, 600 650 3D ASSISTANT ENGINEERS, 41, on duty, 600 850 after passing, &c., on leave, 400 NOTE. One ration per day only is allowed to each officer 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.

"6

66

66

66

SURGEON3, 69, 1st 5 years in com.,

66

in navy yards, &c.,

in sea service,

of the fleet,

66

"

Elisha Peck.
Thomas J. Manning.
Thomas O. Selfridge.
Henry Eagle.
Andrew K. Long.
G. J. Van Brunt.
William M. Glendy.
George S. Blake.
Z. F. Johnston.
William Green.
Samuel Barron.
Timothy G. Benham.
Oscar Bullus.
Charles H. Jackson.
Andrew A. Harwood.
Theodorus Bailey.
Hugh Y. Purviance.

6. PAY OF THE NAVY, per annum.

at navy yards, or on
other duty,

4th 5 years, on leave,
at navy yards, &c.,

in sea service,
of the fleet,

years and upwards,
on leave,

""

at navy yards, &c.
in sea service,
of the fleet,

""

PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEONS, 37. ASSISTANT SURGEONS, 43, waiting orders,

2d 5 years, on leave,

at navy yards, &c.,

in sea service,

of the fleet,

3d 5 years, on leave,
at navy yards, &c.,
in sea service,

of the fleet,

20

George Adams.
Cadwalader Ringgold.
Wm. F. Lynch.
Henry W. Morris.
Isaac S. Sterett.
Francis B. Ellison.
Edw. B. Boutwell.
Sidney Smith Lee.
Wm. C. Whittle.
Thompson D. Shaw.
Robert D. Thorburn.
Samuel Lockwood.
Lloyd B. Newell.
William S. Ogden.
Frederick A. Neville.
Charles C. Turner.

John Manning.
James L. Lardner.
Robert G. Robb.
John Colhoun.
Thomas T. Craven.
Andrew H. Foote.
Wm. W. Hunter.
Amasa Paine.
Edg. G. Tilton.
James H. Ward.
Henry K. Hoff.
Murray Mason.
Charles H. Davis.
Ebenezer Farrand.
Henry H. Bell.
Wm. Smith.

*They have an addition of 2 per cent. upon the foregoing rates for every year's sea service, and an addition upon sea pay of 10 per cent. when serving in ships with 400 men, and 20 per cent. when serving in ships with 900 men.