YORK, PA.

Serg. HENRY PALMER.

20th U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, Company I, Captain Robert T. Knox.

108th Company, U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, Lieutenant William Mitchell.

UNATTACHED.

21st Pennsylvania Cavalry, Colonel William H. Boyd.

Cavalry detachment, Liuet. Hancock T. McLean.

Detachment in the field, Lieutenant Colonel Louis Wagner.

Recruits, drafter men, &c., Captain David P. Hanconck.

Abstract from return of the Department and North Carolina, Major General Benjamin F. Butler, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of April, 1864.

Present for duty.

Command. Officers. Men. Aggregate

present.

General 40 130 170

headquarters

a...

Fort Monroe, 24 1,816 1,996

Va...

Norfolk and 145 3,753 4,342

Portsmouth,

Va...

Portsmouth, 110 2,918 3,567

Va...

Newport News, 4 55 62

Va...

Yorktown and 728 17,423 20,918

vicinity,

Va...

Gloucester 611 15,694 18,801

Point, Va...

Eastville, 2 67 69

Va...

Williamsburg, 68 1,392 1,636

Va...

District of 63 1,672 2,070

Saint Mary's,

Md...

District of

North

Carolina:

Headquarters.. 27 8 35

Sub-district 204 4,174 5,348

of New Berne..

Sub-district 6 158 194

of the

Albermarle..

Sub-district 65 1,480 1,887

of Beaufort...

Sub-district 9 203 283

of the

Pamlico..

Total... 2,106 50,943 61,333

Pieces of artillery.

Command. Aggregate Heavy. Field.

present and

absent.

General 194 .... ...

headquarters

a...

Fort Monroe, 2,740 .... ...

Va...

Norfolk and 4,829 1 19

Portsmouth,

Va...

Portsmouth, 4,074 ... 6

Va...

Newport News, 91 .... 4

Va...

Yorktown and 25,200 .... 64

vicinity,

Va...

Gloucester 23,633 .... 38

Point, Va...

Eastville, 92 ... ...

Va...

Williamsburg, 1,722 ... 4

Va...

District of 2,546 ... ...

Saint Mary's,

Md...

District of

North

Carolina:

Headquarters.. 35 ... ...

Sub-district 8,193 62 75

of New Berne..

Sub-district 445 8 3

of the

Albermarle..

Sub-district 2,284 54 11

of Beaufort...

Sub-district 320 ... ...

of the

Pamlico..

Total... 76,398 125 224

a Including signal corps.

Troops in the Department of Virginia and North Carolina, Major General Benjamin F. Butler, U. S. Army, commanding, April 30, 1864.

FORT MONROE.

Colonel JOSEPH ROBERTS.

3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery (nine companies), Colonel Joseph Roberts.

HOSPITAL GUARDS, &C.

U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, Captain James R. Stone.

NAVAL BRIGADE.

Brigadier General CHARLES K. GRAHAM.

13th New York Heavy Artillery, Company I, Captain Robert W. McLaughlin.

13th New York Heavy Artillery, Company K, Captain John S. Gordon.

3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, Company A, Lieutenant William G. Rohrman.

3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, Company B, Lieutenant Louis A. Grill.