Inclosure No. 1. Consolidated report of Casualties of the Cavalry Corps at the battle of Gettysburg.

O Officers.

M Enlisted men.

 

	--Killed--		-Wounded-		Missing.		---Total.----
Command.	O	M	O	M	O	M	O	M
FIRST DIVISION.
Reserve Brigade	....	24	3	60	7	333	10	417
First Brigade	1	15	8	86	....	29	9	130
Second Brigade	....	3	1	18	1	25	2	46
Total	1	42	12	164	8	387	21	593
SECOND DIVISION.
First Brigade	....	2	6	14	....	20	6	36
Second Brigade(*)	....	2	....	9	....	83	....	94
Third Brigade	....	3	....	6	1	5	1	14
Total	....	7	6	29	1	108	7	144
THIRD DIVISION.
First Brigade	6	33	10	116	18	479	34	628
Second Brigade	3	35	18	169	9	247	30	451
Total	9	68	28	285	27	726	64	1,079
Grand total(+)	10	117	46	478	36	1,221	92	1,816

A. J. ALEXANDER,

Chief of Staff, and Assistant Adjutant-General.

JULY 14, 1863.

[Inclosure No. 2.]

Recapitulation of the Casualties in the Cavalry Corps during the engagements from June 28 to July 31, 1863.

O Officers.

M Enlisted men.

	--Killed--		-Wounded-		Missing.		---Total.----
Command.	O	M	O	M	O	M	O	M
First Division Cavalry	1	63	19	212	8	398	28	673
Second Division Cavalry	....	11	14	100	....	118	14	229
Third Division Cavalry	15	114	38	341	18	542	71	997
First Brigade, Horse Artillery	2	9	1	38	....	....	3	47
Second Brigade, Horse Artillery	....	1	....	2	....	....	....	3
Total Cavalry Corps	18	198	72	693	26	1,058	116	1,949

Corps

HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, September 21, 1863.

GENERAL: I have the honor to report, in compliance with Paragraph

III, of Special Orders, Numbers 227, current series, from head-

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*A mistake, brigade not engaged

+But see revised statement, pp. 185, 186.

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