Consolidatedfield return of the Army of the Potomac-Continued.

July 14, 1863.

 

	Strength
	Infantry		Cavalry		Artillery
	Officers	Enlisted Men	Officers	Enlisted Men	Officers	Enlisted Men	Aggregate
First Amy Corps (Newton)	651	7,852			16	535	9,054
Second Army Corps (Hays)	575	6,973	3	12	17	725	8,305
Third Army Corps (French)	744	12,232			25	756	13,757
Fifth Army Corps (Sykes)	604	7,995			19	516	9,134
Sixth Army Corps (Sedgwick)	900	12,169	5	110	29	952	14,165
Eleventh Army Corps (Howard)	475	7,811			11	589	8,886
Twelfth Army Corps (Slocum)	546	8,118			12	385	9,061
Cavalry Corps (Pleasonton)			696	11,957	7	484	13,144
Artillery Reserve (Tyler)					88	2,409	2,497
Engineer Brigade (Benham)	21	341					362
Harper's Ferry, W. Va. (Naglee).							3,383
Frederick, Md.							1,500
Maryland Heights, Md. (Briggs)							1,777
South Mountain, Md. (Spinola)							1,723
McReynolds' cavalry							2,184
Total							98,932

 

 

 

 

Command	Officers	Enlisted Men	Horses of Officers	Horses of enlisted Men	Officers Sick	Enlisted Men Sick	Horses Serviceable	Horses un Serviceable
Corps headquarters	20	300	60	275			355
First Division	179	4,019			3	113	4,570	590
Second Division	266	4,347			7	156	4,534	834
Stahel's division	231	3,291			8	331	(*)	(*)
Brigade Horse Artillery.	7	484			2	20	736
Total	703	12,441	60	275	20	620	10,195	1,424

 

 

 

	Present for duty, equipped			Guns
				Rifled				Smooth-bore
Command.	Batteries	Offircers	Enlisted Men	4 1/2-inch	20-Pounder Parrotts	3-inch.	10-Pounder Parrotts	12-pounders	6-pounders	Total
First Army Corps	5	21	598			16		12		28
Second Army Corps	4	14	537			12		12		24
Third Army Corps	5	19	658				12	18		30
Fifth Army Corps	5	8	547			8	6	12		26
Sixth Army Corps	8	33	1,006			12	18	18		48
Eleventh Army Corps	5	15	629			10		16		26
Twelfth Army Corps	4	12	384				10	10		20
Cavalry Corps(*)	10	23	831			50				50
Artillery Reserves(+)	23	72	2,139	8	6	40	14	38	4	110
Total	69	217	7,329	8	6	148	60	136	4	362

*The "present for duty" given. No report of "present for duty equipped. "

+The infantry train and headquarters' guards excluded. The 4 1/2-inch guns were not at Gettysburg.

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