BATTERIES, ETC.

Colonel WILLIAM E. BURNET.

Battery McIntosh.

Major W. C. CAPERS.

1st Louisiana Artillery, Companies A and D.

1st Mississippi Artillery, Company L.

Battery Tilghman.

Green's (Kentucky) battery, Lieutenant H. S. Quisenberry.

Picket Fleet.

1st Mississippi Artillery (four companies), Major Jeff. L. Wofford.

Battery Gladden.

Captain RICHARD C. BOND.

2nd Alabama Artillery, Companies C and E.

1st Louisiana Artillery, Companies B and G.

Battery Missouri.

Captain JAMES GIBNEY.

22nd Louisiana Regiment, Companies E and K.

Holmes' light battery.

Battery Buchanan.

Crew Gun-Boat Gaines, Captain P. U. Murphy, C. S. Navy.

3rd Missouri Light Artillery, Lieutenant T. B. Catron.

Abstract from return of the forces District of Western North Carolina, Brigadier General James G. Martin, C. S. Army, commanding, for March 10, 1865.

Present for Pieces of

duty. artillery.

Comman Office Men. Effect Aggreg Aggreg Heavy. Field

d. rs. ive ate ate .

total presen presen

presen t. t and

t. absent

.

Field 7 ...... ...... 7 7 ...... .....

and

staff

Colone 39 401 421 488 1,135 ...... .....

l

Palmer

's

brigad

e

(62nd,

64th,

and

69th

North

Caroli

na

Regime

nts).

Macbet 5 92 97 107 151 ...... 6

h

Light

Artill

ery

Erwin' 9 34 74 88 144 ...... .....

s

battal

ion

Senior

Reserv

es

Thomas 70 906 943 1,055 1,473 ...... 1

Legion

(Love'

s

regime

nt,

McKamy

's

battal

ion,

Indian

battal

ion,

and

Barr's

batter

y a).

Total 130 1,433 1,535 1,745 2,910 ...... 7

a No report. Not included.

CHARLOTTE, N. C., March 11, 1865-12 m.

General R. E. LEE,

Richmond, Va.:

The Fourth Federal Corps is believed to have started from Huntsville. Brigadier General D. W. Adams (not Wirt) commands Central District of Alabama, headquarters Talladega. He has only some cavalry, General Taylor has only garrison of Mobile, about 5,000 men, French's division,of Stewart's corps, Gibson's, Sharp's, and Brantly's brigades, of Lee's corps, in all about 2,000 more. The two last brigades are under marching orders to North Carolina. General Taylor has also Forrest's and Roddey's cavalry, about 12,000 men. No forces left in Georgia except local reserves and militia, absentees and furloughed men returning to the army. For plan of enemy's operations see Richmond Whig, 4th instant.

G. T. BEAUREGARD.