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[" DIRECTORY] MILITIA OF CANADA.2357 THE MILITIA OF CANADA.By the Dominion Act, 81 Viet, cap.40, the Militia of Canada consists of all male inhabitants between the ages of 18 and 60, not exempted or disqualified by law, British wbjects by birth or naturalization, ~The male population so Jiable to serve is divided into four clusses: 1.Those between the ages of 18 and 30, unmarried, or widowers without children ; 2.Between 30 and 45, unmarried, or widowers without children ; 3.Between 18 and 45, married, or widowers with children; 4 Over 45, but under 60.The militia is divided into active and reserve.The Active militia consists of the Volunteer militia, the Regular militia, and the Marine militia.The Volunteer militin is composed of corps raised by voluntary enlistment.The Regulur militia ig composed of men who voluntarily enlist to serve in the same; or of men balloted to serve ; or of wen who voluntarily enlist to serve with the balloted men and of men balloted to serve.The Marine militia is composed of seamen, sailors, and persons whose usual vecupation is upon any steam or sailing craft, navigating the waters of the Dominion.The Reserve militia consists of the whole of the men who we not serving in the Active militia of the time being.The present strength of the Active militia, as fixed by statute i540,000 men.So far, this quota has been amply supplied ly volunteers, hut the law gives authority to fill up the number by draft from the Reserve militia, if necessary.The following additional information respecting the organ- imtion and state of the militia is condensed from the last Report of the Adjutant General, Col, P.Robertson Ross ;\u2014 For purposes of Militia command and administration, the Dominion of Canada is at present divided into nine Military districts and twenty-two Brigade divisions; these, again, are subdivided into one hundred and eighty-six Regimental divisions which are again subdivided into Company divisions, The Regimental divisions, at present with very fiw exceptions, are identical with the electoral divisions in the respective provinces.Within the Province of Ontario there are four Military districts, numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4, forming eight Brigade and sighty-two Regimental divisions.Military district No.1 contains two Brigade divisions.The first Brigude division consists of the Regimental divisions of Essex, Kent, Bothwell, Lambton, West Riding of Middlesex, North Riding of Middlesex, East Riding of Mid- lesex, West Riding of Elgin, East Riding of Elgin, North Hiding of Oxford, South Riding of Oxford, and the city of ondon.The second Brigade division consists of the Regimental division of South Riding of Huron, North Riding of Huron, South Riding of Bruce, North Riding of Bruce, South Riding of Perth, North Riding of Perth, North Riding of Waterloo, South Riding of Waterloo, North Riding of Wellington, entre Riding of Wellington, and South Riding of Wel- ing ton.Military distriet No.2 contains the third, fourth and fifth rigade divisions.The third Brigade division consists of the Regimental Visions of North Riding of Norfolk, South Riding of Norfolk, North Riding of Beant, South Riding of Brant, Hlaldimand, Monek, Welland, Lincoln, Niagara, North Rid- ng of Wentworth, South Riding of Wentworth, Mal ton, and the city of l'amilton.The fourth Brigade division consists of the Regimental Visions of Peel, Cardwell, North Riding of Grey, South ding of Grey, Algoma, North Riding of Simcoe,\u201d South iding of Simcoe, North Riding of York, West Riding of ork, Bast Riding of York, North Riding of Ontario, South Riding of Ontario, and The fitth Brigade division consists of the Regimental Visions of West Riding of the city of Torouto, sud the WE Riding of the city of Toronto, Military district Nu.3 contains the sixth and seventh Meade divisions, The sixth Brigade division consists of the Regimental Wiions of the West Riding of Durham, East Riding of thi, South Riding of Victoria, North Riding of Victoria, 8 Riding of Peterbaro\u2019, Bust Riding of Puterboro\u2019, West I ne uf Northumberland, East Riding of Northumberland, viet seventh Brigade division consists of the Regimental Hast of the West Riding of Hastings, North Riding of ings, Fast Riding of Mastings, Prince Bdward, Lennox, flugton, Frontenac, and the city of Kingston.\u2014\u2014 No.4 Military district consists of the eighth Brigade division, which contains the Regimental divisions of the South Riding of Leeds, North Riding of Leeds and Gren- ville, Brockville, South Riding of Grenville, South Riding of Lanark, North Riding of Lanark, South Riding of Renfrew, North Riding of Renfrew, Carleton, the city of Ottawa, Dun- das, Russell, Stormont, Cornwall, Prescott and Glengarry.Within the Province of Quebec there are three Military districts, numbered five, six and seven ; eight Brigade, and seventy Regimental divisions.Military district No.5 consists of three Brigade divisions.\u2018The first Brigade division of which consists of the Regimental divisions of Pontiac, Ottawa, Argenteuil, Montreal West, and second Montreal centre.The second Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions, Huntingdon, Napierville, second Chateauguay, St.Johns, Iberville, Missisquoi, Brome, and Shefford ; and The third Brigade division of the Regimental divisions of Richmond, Drummond, Stanstead, Sherbrooke, and Compton.Military District No.6 contains three Brigade divisions, numbered four, five, and six.The fourth Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Montreal east, first Montreal centre, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Beauharnois, first Chateauguay, Laprairie, Two Mountains, Terrebonne, Hochelaga, Jacques Cartier, and aval, The fifth Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of L\u2019Assomption, Montcalm, Joliette, Berthier, Maskinongé, Three Rivers, and St.Maurice.The sixth Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Nicolet, Arthabaska, Wolfe, Yamaska, Bagot, Richelieu, St.Hyacinthe, Rouville, Verchères, and Chambly.Number seven Military district consists of two Brigade divisions, numbered seven and eight.The seventh Brigade division consists of Lotbinière, Mégantic, Beauce, Durchester, Lévis, Bellechase, Montmagny, L'Islet, Kamouraska, Temiscouata, Rimouski, Bonaventure.and Gaspé.The eighth Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Champlain, Portneuf, Quebec east, Quebec centre, Quebec west, county of Quebec, Montmorency.Charlevoix, Chicoutimi, and Saguenay.The Province of New Brunswick forms one military district (the eighth) comprising three Brigade and fifteen Regimental divisions.The Brigade divisions are numbered from one to three, and embrace the following Regimental divisions : The first Brigade division contains the Regimental divi- sious of Victoria, Carleton, Charlotte, York, aud Sunbury.The second Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Queen's, King's, first St.John, second St.John, and Albert.The third Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Restigouche, Gloucester, Northumberland, Kent and Westmorland.The Province of Nova Scotia forms one Military district.termed Military district No.9, containing three Brigade and nineteen Regimental divisions; the Brigade divisions are numbered from 1 to 3.The first Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of the city of Halifax, and counties of Halifax Hants, Colchester, Cumberland, Pictou, Antigonish, and Guysborough.The second Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of King's, Annapolis, Digby, Yarmouth, Shelbourne, Queen's, and Lunenburg.The third Brigade division consists of the Regimental divisions of Inverness, Victoria, Richmond, and Cape Breton.The organization under the law is simple and effective, and the whole system works with ease and smoothness; the Minister of Militia and Defence is responsible to Parliament.and the country, for the administration of Militia affairs.The adjutant general is the chief exccutive officer, and is charged under the orders of Her Majesty, with the Military command and discipline of the Militia, and he is assisted by the deputy adjutant general at Head-quarters.To each Military district there is a deputy-adjutant general, acting under the orders of the adjutant general, and who have the command of the Militia in their respective districts, and to each Brigade division there is a brigade major; one district paymaster is attached to cach of the Military districts, and storekecpers, who act under the orders of the dircetor of stores at Head-quarters, tuke charge of, and regulate the 2358 MILITIA OF CANADA.receipt and issue of the necessary military stores required by the whole Militia force of the Dominion.It would be unreasonable to suppose that avy country can be said to be properly prepared for its defence in war, without the existence during peace of\u2014 1.Perfect unity in the Militury administration.2.The maintenance and preparation during peace of a permanent and an adequate staff.3.A supply department capable of instant expansion to mect all the possible wants of an army in the field.\u2018 4.A perfect corps, brigade and divisional organization, both for the active and reserve forces, whereby every corps, battalion and buttery may fall at once into their appointed lace.! The success that attended Prussia during the war of 1866, from the observance during pence of such à system, and the disasters that attended the carly efforts of the Northern States in the neighboring republic to subdue the South, from a total want of any such system, are fair illustrations of this truth.The present Militia law of the Dominion provides for the necessary organization, and on its basis a very effective military system can be established, whereby, should the necessity ever arise, the whole military powcr of the country could, without difficulty, be developed for iis defence.The Militia, which is divided into two great classes of Active ard Reserve militin, according to returns rendered up to 31st December, 1869, amount to a total of 656,008 men, of which the Active militia numbers 43,541 and the Reserve militia 612,467.The numbers of the Reserve militia are in accordance with the returns furnished by the enrollment in 1869, but it is believed that the next enrollment will show a very considerable increase to the Reserve, for it must be borne in mind that all men in the Dominion, between the ages of 18 and 60, are liable by law to military service in defence of the country.The following is the return of the Active militia of the Dominion of Canada, on the 31st of December, 1869, and is divided as follows \u2014 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.Military district, No.1, quota 5517 : 82 corps, Cavalry, Artillery, and Rifles, nominal strength.4936 Military district, No.2, quota 6089 124 corps, Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.o.oo PS 7152 * Military district, No.8, quota 3460 : 76 corns, Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.Loo 0 LL Clee 4088 Military district, No.4, quota 3064 : 58 corps, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.3154 10,830 19 companies Grand Trunk Railway Brigade to be added.1126 264 corps.Total organised.20,066 Nore.\u2014The word \u2018 corps,\u201d according to the Militia Act, includes any field battery, brigade, or battery of artillery, troop of cavalry, or any company, battalion, or regiment.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Milit wey district No.b, quota 8628 : 98 corps, Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength, ooo, LLL aaa 5524 Military district, No.6, quota 5719: 53 corps of Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.3228 Military district, No.T, quota 5085 : 84 corps, Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.o.oo eee 5012 17 compunies Grand Trunk Railway Brigade to bu added.1v03 252 corps.Total organised.15,006 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK, Military district, No.8, quota 3264: 56 corps, Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and Rifles, nominal strength.reer eee 3927 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.Military district No.9, quota 4284: 73 corps, Artillery, lufantry and Lifles, nominal strength.4192 RECATITULATION, Province of Ontario, 354 corps, nominal strowgth,.Proviuer of Quebce, 252 corps, nominal strength, : Province of New Brunswick, 56 corps, nominal strength, sus Province of Nova Scotia, 72 corps, nominal strength, 70 ht , Total.; Ontario, quota 18,070, nominal strongtli,.Quebce \u201c 14,382 \u201c vo .New Brunswick \u2018\u201c 3264 \u201c CB Nova Scolin \u201c 4284 © - 418 Tolal .40,000 48541 The force consists of ' nvalry.ooooo 1,600 oflicers and men 10 Field Balteries.wo \u201c | si un se Garrison Artillery.3,668 \u201c te 4 Companies Evgincors.\u2026 282 : \u201c Naval briende at Halifax 223 : \u201co \u201c 78 Batt, of Rifles and Infuntry 37,208 + 43,641 officers and men, But, in addition to the above strength, there are now 25 corps who have enrolled and tendered their services within the provinces of Quebec and Nova Scotia, and they lave been notified that their services will be accepted conditionally, but thai the government is at present unable to supply them with the necessary arms and uniform, The acceptance of these corps would raise the strength of the Active militia to a total of 45,040.In addition to this, however, so great has been the desire evinced to volunteer for the defence of the country, and raise additional corps, that it has been found necessary to decline such ollers from those localities where the quota is already exceeded, until such time ag vacancies for their enrolment may arise in the respective districts, by the expiration of the period of service of existing corps, who may not desire to re-enrol for another period.From these facts it may be safely affirmed that no difficulty will be experienced in keeping up the present strength (at least) of the Active force by voluntary enrolment and therefore, the necessity of having recourse to the ballot, is not likely to arise.The Active militia consists\u201d of men who have all voluntarily enrolled to serve for three years, at the expiration of which period, should they not desire to re-enrol, they are free to claim their discharge when they fall back into the reserve, and are not again liable for military service until all the other men in the 1st, 2nd and 31d classes of militiamen, (i.e., between the ages of 18 and 45) in the company divisions within which they reside have volunteered or been ballotted to serve, and as it is an acknowledged principle that all the men belonging to any country shouid be held liable to military service for its defence in just proportion, the action of Parliament by the introduction of the present Militia act has removed those inequalities in the pressure of military service for the defence of the country, which, under the volunteer system, formerly existed, and of which the volunteers themselves with justice complained, that the pressure of military service then fell upou the willing few.It is to be observed that it is a very important privilege which those men enjoy, who thus volunteer to serve for three years in the ranks of the Active militia, and as yet it appears to be hardly sufficiently understood by, them, although it is a point of great importance and individual advantage.For, by the performance of n fow days drill annually, for three years, by any young man in the counltÿ, he most probably will have fulfilled for the rest of his life, except in the event of war, any military demand that his country, could of right claim from him.Moreover, the effect contemplated by the law, of a three years enrolment by individuals who, after such tertn of service, return into! 0 Reserve, their places being taken by others who either voluntarily enrol) or are drawn tor such term of service, will result, after a certain number of years, in the great military advantage of a very large proportion of the men thronghor the Dominion having unilergone n certain amount of military training.vont From the above statement, it is evident that in the ere of war, sufficient numbers of men contd nlways be ablated from the large Militin reserve, to swell the ranks of | active force to any strength likely to he required, for it is fact that the population of the Dominion comprebe he nearly as many men within the fighting ages 88 pt Southern States in the neighboring Republic ever broug into the field, and the mon of Canada, both morally an physically, are not only equal to any\u2019 that the world ¢ Y DIRECTORY] MILITIA OF CANADA.2359 TT 2 .roduco, but in point of hardibood, manliness of spirit and Fincss for military service, ure not to he surpagsed.Hows The prosent condition of the Active inilitia is as follows: CAVALRY.The Cavalry, though only 1,500 in number,\u2014-a small pro- ortion for so extensive a line of frontier\u2014are generally fairly mounted, and composed almost entirely of young farmers, the greater proportion of whom own their own horses, vide well, and are armed with Spencer carbines and gwords, and a large per centre have gone through the Cavalry school, which was established at Toronto, during the stay of the 13th Hussars; but, since the departure of that corps, no longer exists.The Adjutant general strong- Iy rocominends that they be trained to act more as mounted riflemen than ad regular cavalry.In a close and intersected country like Canada, abounding in woods, water, fences and obstacles of all kinds, oppor- unity for regular cavalry charging in line, sword in hand is not likely to be afforded, but the services of mountec infantry or riflemen would be found iuvaluable.Acting ag atited to take outpost, picket, and escort duty, hesides performing the ordinary duties of light cavalry in the field; in aldition to which they would prove more really formidable in actual conflict by being better enabled to harass and act upon the communications, flanks and rear of an invading force.Moreover, by means of detached bodies t of mounted riflemen, under enterprising leaders, great loss night be inflicted on an cnemy by a system of counter altacks on his own frontier.; The experience of the last war in the neighboring Republic, swell as that gained in previous wars in America, proves incontestably the practical advantages of mounted riflemen, instead of regular cavalry, for the kind of warfare usually arried on in America, and for the nature of the country.Ibis worthy of note, morsover, that at this moment, it is proposed to convert the whole of the yeomanry cavalry in .England (which is also a close and intersected country) into mounted riflemen.i From personal experience, having in an early period of hig military career, served in a corps of mounted riflemen four years at the Cape of Good Hope, a cousiderable i portion of which was passed in the field during the Kaffir war, the Adjutant generrl bears testimony to the formidable tiaracter of aforce of this description, to power of making forced marches, either for the relief, or rapid re-inforcement of posts, or in order to prevent or ant'cipate the occupantion of advantageous positionshy an enemy, and to the advan- ge to be derived in action Ly their co-operation as skirmishers with men on foot.As nn instance of their power of destruction, he mentions that on one occasion, at the Cape of Good ITope (during the action at the Gwanga, in British Kaffrarin, in 18:46) a large body of the Kaflirs was stacked and routed, by one troop of British dragoons and 4squdron of the Cape Mounted Riflemen.In a very short time, before the en-my could reach the nearest cover, several inndreq of them were destroyed, with hardly any loss to the British, not one of the Kaffers being killed by the swords the Dragoons, but all hy the fire of the mounted riflemen.a therefore, proposes, in order to increase the power Ad usefulness of this important arm of the service, to introduce More generally the practice of firing from horse-back, and of acting as skirmishers, both mounted andon foot, #hich, in addition to.the present deill, isall that isnceded to tet the desired ubject.FIELD BATTERIES.With resard tn the Wield Batteries of Artillery, (ten in Umber) they are in a prrfoetly servic-able and effective wie lon, aud this suusfuctory result roflects great credit my on the offices in command of these baiteries, but 0 the individual officers and mon composing them, on po 42 in number, and 441 horses, (with the excep- k not he G pounder Armstrong battery at Halifax, which pong consist of muzzle lowding, smooth bored 9 hte and twenty-four pounder howitzers, in the pro- on à of 3 nine pounder guns, and one 24 pounder howitzer fo oattery, These ace a good description of gun for sol stories, From the former, the projectiles fired are comb shrapnell shell, and eave, and from the latter, re on and shrapnelt shell, ease-shot, nnd eareasses.The Ml munngement of these gnos are pert>eily well such during operations in the field they would be better ! understood by the men, who are not hampered by useless trappings.On all oceasions, whenever calied on, these batteries are fairly horsed, and the harness and tuckle are nearly new; these batleriea are kept always supplied with the vgual amount of service ammunition, and they are in a fit condition at any moment to take the field.I may add, in connection with this arm, that Canada possesses great resources for the formation of field batteries of Artillery.The young nen of the country are well accustomed to work with teams, and waggons, and being very intelligent, and handy at such work, are easily trained for the duties of field artillerymen, and there is, throughout the country, a large supply of hardy and useful draught horses.At various reviews, which were held last summer, these batteries worked well in brigade, taking up positions in good style, and firing with case and rapidity ; and they only require, in addition *to the periodieal practice instruction in firing shot and shell, to be trained at the annual drills in brigade, in co-operation with cavalry and infantry, to acquire and maintain an adequate and reasonable degree of cfficiéney.The power and value of field artillery is so well known, and the moral effect produced by it, during operations in the field, 30 great, that the maintenance of these batteries in a state of ethiciency at all times is a matter of the greatest importance.GARRISON ARTILLERY.The Garrison Artillery numbers at present 3,558 officers and men, and is organised into 7 brigades, and 19 independent batteries ; the larger portion of the latter being attaclied to the rural battalions of their different localities for administrative purposes.3 The head-guarters of five of these brigades are at Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, St.John, N.B., and Halifax, N.S., and the remaining two form a portion of the Grand Trunk brigade, which has a distinct organization, and is intended for the defence and security of that important line of railway.For the practice and instruction of the men in gun drill, these artillery brigades have the use of heavy guns of position at their respective head-quarters, and as soon as additional guns of position can be obtained, it is proposed to distribute them to those independent batteries not already furnished with the necessary means of instruction.The Garrison Artillery are clothed with the same description of uniform as the Royal Artillery; for small arms they are in possession of the long breech-loading Snider-Enfield rifle, and they have all been drill»d as infantry.For the purpoze of instructing the offic rs of the Militia in artillery science, there is at present but one school of gunnery, formed by the Royal Artillery at Toronto, which has been largely attended, and has proved of great service ; but, inasmuch as it is indispensable for the defence of the Dominion that a sufficient number of trained artillery officers should be forthcoming when required, the adjutant general recommend that schools of gunnery for the instruction of the militia artillery officers and cadets be formed wherever a portion of the Royal Artillery may be quartered, for a certain period, at least, in each year.ENGINEERS.There are four companies of Engineers, numbering 232 officers and men.Three companies ave stationed at Montreal (one of which belongs to the Grand Trunk Railwa, brigade), and the remaining company is at St.John, N.B.The men composing these corps ave almost exclusively engineers and mechanics.NAVAL BRIGADE.There is a small Naval brigade, of four companies, numbering 2373 officers and men at Halifax clothed in naval uniform, having eight 18 pounder guns, with stores for naval guns complete, They are also armed with Snider rifles and cutlasses.This brigade is composed exclusively of seafaring men and would be available for naval service on an emergency.INFANTRY.The Infantry consists of seventy-three battalions of Riflemen and Infantvy, numbering 37,268 officers and men.They are all armed with Snider breceh-loading rifles.The accoutrements in possession are not of the latest or best peseription, though quite serviceable. 2360 MILITIA OF CANADA.{Doninion There are few of these battalions without some officers or men who have previously served in the regular army, and many of them, at some time, actively in the field.The presence of these men in the ranks is of the utmost importance, and tends to impart a feeling of military strength and steadiness throughout the whole ; for there are a very large number of men who have previously served as soldiers settled in the Dominion.The rural battalions are almost entirely composed of the agricultural population\u2014the bone and sinew of the land\u2014who have a stake in the country and in very many instances, are the proprietors and sons of \u201cproprietors of the land ; and it is impossible to see a hardier race, or finer material for soldiers.In many instances their physique is most remarkable, and they all appear imbued with a spirit of the greatest loyalty and devotion to their Queen and country, and the same spirit and aptitude for military service is exhibited by the cily battalions, who are composed mainly of intelligent and educated artizans and mechanics ; considering, moreover, the short period of time allowed for the «annual drill, the degree of advancement at which they have arrived is most creditable, and they are all now quite ready to go into brigade.With regard to the drill and efficiency of these battalions, from the result of his own inspection, last summer, of ns many corps as time would admit of,as well as from the au- nual reports of the depuly adjutants general,the adjutant general enabled to report that it is,in most cases,as satisfactory as could possibly be expected, and there are very few of them that are not sufficiently acquainted with battalion drill to fit them for all practical purposes to take their place alongside of Lhe regular army in the defence of the country.He would strongly recommend thatin future the annual drill and training of the rural battalions be performed in each district at such places asmay be found most convenient to form brigade camps, whereat a portion of cavalry and artillery may co-operate, and thus afford an opportunity to both officers and men to gain such practical military instruction in field duties and the application of the three arms in combined movements, as in the event of active service, would prove of the utmost importance.Although future battles will probably be fought at the usual distances hitherto observed, the requirements of modern warfare, resulting from the use of rifles of long range and precision, do not involve the same character of drill, rigidity of moyement, and closeness of formation, as wag formerly necessary; but what is indispensable now, especially in Canada, is the practice of a judicious and intelligent system of skirmishing drill, suited to the character of the country, and in the taking up of positions, either for attack or defence, in connection with the other arms.From t he extent of range, precision, und rapidity of fire, which can be developed by the arms now in use, it is evident that in all future wars, great bodies of men and armies must Le more than ever posted, with a view to obtaining cover, and if time will admit, entrenched, and thus have to occupy longer stretches of ground, in order to obtain shelter from the effects of improved rifle fire, as weil as mitraille and shell; it therefore follows that the main objects to aim at are the careful instruction of the men in a skilful use of the rifle, and of the officers in the knowledge low to direct most judiciously the efforts of their men, and to select the most advantageous positions, remembering that the essence and spirit of all warfare is to endeavour to apply the greatest injury to an enemy with the least loss to one's self.MILITARY SCHOOL, MONTREAL.The large building in Montreal, known as the Military School, recently purchased from the corporation of Montreal by the Militia department, is amply sufficient to fulfil all the purposes for which it is destined.Underneath its roof it contains an admirable drill hall, 304 feet in length, and 125 in breadth, wherein all the active militia force of Montreal might be assembled under arms when required, snd there is lenty of spuce for a battalion to drill.There is alsoin the uilding room for the armouries of all the corps of active militia in Montreal, including the field battery and troop of cavalry, likewise accommodation for the military school, à the stuff officers offices, and storage room for the military stores.By the acquisition of this building, great advantage Will result from the concentration under one roof, of all the arms, stores, and miliary departments in Montreal, and any immediate expense will be compensated by the saving ultimately effected in the rent at present paid for very inferior and inadequate accommodation, mms MILITARY SCHOOLS, Military schools for the practical training of officer originally established in dhe enr 1864, after the sion of troubles arising out of the Trent affuir.These schools were formed in connection with regiments of the regular army; the two first opened were at Toronto und Quebec in March, 1864, and to encourage candidates to apply for admission to these schools, gratuities of $50 were granted with both first and second cluss certificates (the gratuity for first-class has since been discontinued) ; the call was responded to from all parts, and candidates became so numerous that, in the year 1865,four more schools were established, two in March, at Montreal and Kingston, and {wo a Hamilton and London, during the months of April and May respectively.The two schools last named, failing to 8 Were &pprehen- draw a sufficiently numerous attendance of cadets, were.both closed by the end of the year.The schools that have continued in operation since their first establishment, ure those of Toronto and Kingston, in the province of Ontario, aud of Montreal and Quebce, in the Province of Quebec.The number of cadets who have been granted certificates by the several commandants (officers of the regular army), who have had charge of these schools, now exceeds 5,000 of whom 24 per cent.have taken first-class certifientes.Tle whole of these cadets are distributed throughout the two provinces of Quebec und Ontario, and so continuous have been the applications from these provinces, Uhat the number of cadets in Quebec only exceeds that of those from Ontario by cighty-eight.Quebec has the advantage of first-class certificates, as during the period that gratuities were given for first-class certificates, two were taken in Quebce for every one in Ontario.The relative strength of cadets of the two provinces on the 30{l: November, 1869, was as follows :\u2014 1st class, 2nd class, Totul eudels.Quebec.13 1662 2576 Ontario.00 480 2017 L487 Total.} 1198 3879 5062 The result is, throughout the entire Provinces of Ontario und Quebec, no town, and hut few villages of importance, are to be found, where the Military school cadet is unknown.A considerable nmaber of thes¢ endets have joined the Active wilitia, but far the greater part of them are at large, and will prove of great service to the connnanding officers of the reserve militia buttutions should their services ever be eall- ed for.In addition to the schools above mentioned, when the Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia became part of the Dominion confederation, similar schools of military instruction in connection with the regular army were established at St.John, N.I., and 1lllifax, N.S.on the 20th January, and 1st February, 1869, respectively.The number of cadets to whom certificates have been awarded, since the first opening of the schools in the respective provinces, are as follows :\u2014 ; No of Cadels in Scho 1st Jun., 187).lat class.2nd class, Ontario.477 2081; 74 Quebec co 715 1912 99 New Bruns ce 4 GB ÿ Novu Scotia.8 ut 28 Total.1204 4160 206 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY BRIGADE.The Grand Trunk Railway brigade is composed of the railway employés (military service being exacted from a men in the Company's employment), and it forms part of the quota of the Aclive militin of Canada, is subject to the Act of Militia and Defence, and to all regulations governig the Active militia force, May The brigade consists of two brigades garrison artillery, one company of engineers and three battalions of rifles, numbering 2,128 of\u2019 all ranks.put There is in addition a Reserve of 200 men sworn in VU not gazetted, * ending The Grand Trunk Railway brigade district, exten ink from Rivière du Loup to Sarnia, from Buflalo to Goderk » from Richmond to the boundary line of Maine, &c., There y running througli the several military districts in the w provinces, was made u distinet organisation, and by Bee order, July G, 180G, the brigade was removed from aly the ex'sting brigade district, und placed directly under Militin department at Hend-quarters.\\ | DIRECTORY.] \u2014 - he Grand Trunk Railway brigade is under the immediate command of Lieut.-colonel Brydges, by whom it was origi- pally formed, and bas been maintamed in a Ligh state of efficiency ever since; there are very many men in its ranks who bave formerly served in the regular army, and the value of this organisation for the protection of its own line of railway, and in expediting, in time of trouble, 1he transport of uen and material, would be very great.TARGET PRACTICE AND RIFLE MATCUES, From returns received at Head-quarters, to lst Junuary, 1870, it &ppears tbat 181 rifle matches took place during 1869, The arn chiefly used was the Government Snider- Enfield Rifle.\u2018There Was an increase in 1869 of G4 matches over 117 reported for 1868.In connection with this subject, which is one of great importance for the defence of the country, every effort should be made to extend and popularize the practice of rifle shooting, and it is not too much to affirm, that, if all the young men of the Dominion were skilled in the use of the rifle, an attack upon the country by any enemy would be a serious matter.The effect produced by the formation of the Dominion Rifle association, and the many other rifle associations that have sprung therefrom, in introducing the practice of rifle shooting, and fostering a spirit of competition therein, has been attended with much good; but, as was naturally to be expected, the practical result from the Dominion asso- cation has been to train a few highly skilled individual marksmen, who have, from time to tine, moved through the country attending these matches, taking the very handsome prizes \u2018offered for competition.The effect upon the Mititin has been hitherto but slight.By furnishing targets to every battalion and company at Head-quarters, and distributing prizes throughout the corps of the Active militia, the result desired (diffusion of a general knowledge of the use of arms) would, doubtless, ultimately be obtained.All that 18 necessary to enable a wun to become a good practical shot is to teach him: 1.Position drill, which he can learn when being instructed in the munnal and platoon exercises.2.That he should be shown and learn how to align the back und front sights of his rifie, upon the object aimed at.3.Not to wink or shut his eye, when he pulls the trigger, 4.Not to pull the trigger with a jerk, but with a steady pressure of the linger.ACTIVE MILITIA LIST.* PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.The four military districts into which province of Ontario is divided, are divided into eighty-two regimental divi- within eight brigade COMMAND IN CHIEF.Lis provided by the fifteenth section of The British North America Act, 1867,\u201d tho Command-in-Chief of the land and naval militia, and of all naval and military forces, of and in Canada, is vested in the Queon, ind sball be exercised and admin- tered by Mer Majesty personally or by e Governor as Her representative.pJovernor General of the Dominion of hada and Governor and commander-in- Chief of lrince Edward Island, right.hon the sions, comprised divisions quarters, London MILITIA OF CANADA.MILITARY DISTRICT NO 1 Lieut col John B Taylor, dep adj gen: capt F B Leys, district paymaster; head First Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col James 2361 5.To hold the sight of the rifle perpendicularly, that ie, inclining neither to the right, nor to the left.Attention to these five simple rules, with sume power of judging distance, and a knowledge of the influence of wind on the flight of & bullet, is all that is required.\" The explosion of the charge has a tendency to throw the muzzle up, and bullet high; to counteract thig, press centre of heel plate firmly to the shoulder.The sun shining from left, lights up right side of back notch, and left side of foresight; if these spots are aligned on the mark, the ball will go to the left, and vice vere.On a careful consideration of the present Militia law, there can be no doubt but that it insures a just and equitable pressure of the burden of military service for the defence of the country on the people, and it will compare most favorably with the militia law of any other country, and certainly with the volunteer system at present prevailing in England which cannot be said to be as efficient in point of organisation.Under the existing act, the Militia of Canada is capable of being developed, whenever the country requires it, into a great and a powerful army, with the simplest, fairest, and best means of swelling the ranks of its active force from the very large reserve of enrolled men.It is said that in Prussia, the war minister has but to ring his bell and an army of more than 300,000 men, fully equipped and complete in all appliances, and in all departments, with ample reserves to refill its ranks, would be instantly ready at the call, and the military system of that country is justly considered a triumph in organisation.Although as yet the military system of Canada is in its infancy, it may be said at all events with equal truth, that if required for the defence of the country, the ccmmander- in-chief has but to give the order, and in a very few hours more than 40,000 men of the Active militia, who are at least admirably armed, would stand forth to form the first line of defence, animated with as much courage and determination to defend their Queen and country, as has ever been exhibited by any nation, and their ranks might be hourly swelled by men from the Reserve Militia.It may be interesting to note, in connection with the fure- going remarks of the Adjutant-General, the increase in the Volunteer force within seven years.On the 3rd May, 1862, the effective Volunteer force, for former Province of Canada, was 11,940.On the 9th February, 1863, it was 25,010.\"In May, 1869, the lotal for the Duminion was 37,170.Of this number 2,717 were for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.Sicth Brigade Dirision\u2014 Lieut col Alexander I'attevson, brigade major; head quarters, Cobourg Seventh Brigade Division\u2014Major Wm P.Phillips, brigade major: head quarters.Kingston MILITARY DISTRICT No 4 Lieut co! Francis Topping Atcherley, dep adj gen; b MacDougall, district paymaster: head quarters, Brockville Eighth Brigade Division\u2014Lieut gol Wm Si 7 6 0 ; § ; vous Young, bart, GC B,GC MG Motrat, brigade major; lead quarters, Hayes Jackson, brigade major; head quar- +! Clieut col J (* MeNeil), Inte 48th foot, London as | nt her \u2019 military secretary , Second Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col ters, Brockville Lieut col 1 G levine, principal aide-de- tmp quarters, Stratford Robert S Service, brigade major; head PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.The three military districts into which Lieut col Phili e ; 1» J).Duchesnay, lieut col Hewitt Bernard, and lieut col Freder.ck W nberland, extra aides-de-camp ; Hon Sir G B Cartier, bart, minister of nilitia and dofence ui jor George Futvoye, deputy of the wister of militia and defence aa col Thomas Wily, director of stores Coper of militia properties Latour Goodwin, Toronto; Willinm Starr, Tom, i i F Lampson, Quebee ; John Brown, John lon; George Guy, Halifax, N.S.; Col \u201cvans, St John, N.B., storekeepers of mi Robertson- Ross, adjutant general i itin of the Dominion of Canuda prs col Walker Powell, deputy adjutant M of militin at head quarters * mug) ; MILITARY DISTRICT No 2 Licut eol William Smith Durie, dep adj gen; major W.Norcott Alger, district paymaster; hend quarters, Toronto Third Brigade Division\u2014Lient col H V Villiers, brigade major; head quarters, Hamilton Fourth Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col J Stoughton Dennis, brigade major; head quarters, Toronto Fifth Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col Robert B Denison, brigade major; lend quarters, Torouto : MILITARY DISTRICT NO 3 Liout col Samuel P Jarvis, dep adj gen; MW Strange, district paymaster; head quarters, Kingston the provinces of Quebec is divided, are divided into, seveny regimental divisions comprised within eight brigade divisions.MILITARY DISTRICT NO § Lieut col W Osborne Smith, dep adj gen: capt J B flyndman, district paymaster: head quarters, Montreal First Brigade Dirision\u2014 Lieut col Thomas Bacon, brigade major; head yuurters, Mou- trea Second Brigade Division\u2014 Lieut col John Fletcher, CMG, brigade major; head quarters, St Johns, Que Third Brigade Division\u20141.icut col Chas King, brigade major: heul quarters.SLerbrouke By kind permission of Colcnel THomAS WiLy, the publisher has been permitted to take the Active Militia List from his excellent Sued by au'hority.Full:: detuil: of the activ.militia may be had on reference to that publication. 2362 MILITIA OF CANADA.[Domision MILITARY DISTRIOT No 6 Lieut col Ant C DelLotbiniére Harwood, dep adj gon; capt Wm UL Brehaut, district paymaster; head quarters, Montreal Fourth Brig-d- Division \u2014Lieut col Gustave d'O d'Orsonnens, brigade major; head quarters, Monlreal Fifih Brigade Division \u2014Tieut col James W Manson, brigade major; head quarters, Three Rivers 8 æth Brigade Din sion\u2014Licut col L (0 A Li do Belleteuilte, brigade major; head quar- tars, St Hyacinthe MILITARY DISTRICT No 7 Lieut col Louis Adolphe Casauit, dep adj gen; capt W H Forrest, district paymaster; head quarters, Quebec Seven'h Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col Uenry Théodore Duchesuay, brigade major; head quarters, Levis Eighth Brigade Dirision\u2014TLieut col KE Lamontague, brigade major; head nuarters, Quebec PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.The province of New Brunswick is divided into 16 regimental divisions, comprised within three brigade divisions, The boundaries of such regimental divisions are indentical with the Electoral divisions into which the province is divided, with the following exceptions, viz: The city and county of St John forms two regimental divisions known as Ist and 2ud St.John, the first division comprises all that part of the city and county of St John lylng on the westeru side of the River 8t John, and the second division comprises all that part of the city and county lying oun the eastern side of the River St John MILITARY DISTRICT NO 8 _ Lieut col George J Maunsell, dep adj gon; liout col WT Baird, district paymaster ; head quarters, Fredericton, N B Na Brigade Division\u2014Licut col James nches, brigade major; h q rs, 5 Stephens.NÉ e major; head quarters, St orem Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col A C V.rigade major; arte ; John Nie ajor; head quarters, St Third Brigade Dinision\u2014Ticut col Caleb McCulley, brigade major; head quarters, Chatham, Miramichi, N PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.Tho province of Nova Scotia is divided mto nineteen regimental divisions, comprised within threo brigade divisions.The boundaries of such regimental divisions are identical with the electoral divisions into which the province is divided, with the following excoptions, viz: the city of Halifax and county of Halifax, each to form one regimental division, MILETARY DISTRICT NO 9 Lieut col Robert Bligh Sinclair, dep adj gen; capt I.Brechin, district paymaster; head quarters, Halifax, N 8 First Brigade Division\u2014Lieut col J Win- burn Laurie, brigade major; head quarters, lfalila vad cavalry; James M Welch, adj 66th batt B P Denison, Governor general\u2019s body gard, Toronto; TJ Joseph, Toronto; J ¢ Kirkpatrick, pavmaster, 44th batt; William Starr, storekeeper, London; John LeBreton Ross, CS Rifle Co; WR Johuson, adj 63rd batt; René 11 Porlier, quarter master, 21st batt; Robert Bowie, adj 41st batt 1868 \u2014Johin Peters, field battery, London: Hayter Reed, adj 14th batt; Edward w Windeat, adj 2nd B GT R brigade; Come I Trudel, ndj 70th batt 1869\u2014 An=elmo Lubrecrue, quarter master 4th batt: Thomas Moeltenzie, StJohn, NB; James White, adj 22nd batt; James B Parsons, adj 7th batt: Henry Cook, adj 33rd batt: WT McMurtry, adi 45th batt; WS Mclaren, adj 50th batt: John McFen, adj, 61st batt; Edward 8 Bernard, adj bith batt; George R Gurnett, adj 46th batt; George Guy, storekeeper, Halilax 1870\u2014Petor Graham, Kingston field battery: Henry Wihnot, ICingston ficld battery; George À Simpson, adj 16th batt Note\u2014Section TI of the regulations and orders for tho active militia gives the relative rank of non combatant officers and which gives no milltary status or command CAVALRY.The Royal Guides, Governor Goneral's body guard, Que; head quarters, Montreal 1st York Troop, Governor General'sbody guard, Ont, head quarters, Toronto, capt Edward P Denison New Brunswick regiment of ycomanry cavalry, head quarters, Apohaqui\u2014Licut col John Saunders; majors Kdwin B Beer, John Darling No1'Treop IMampton-Lieut FI J Crawford No 2 Troop Assekeng\u2014Capt William Langstroth 1st troop\u2014Capt William W Scott 2nd troop\u2014Capt James F Turnbull; Ed ward Matte, pay master; IF Wood Gray, adj Moses Julien, quarter master; IF Villies riding master; James Staustield, surgeon No 3 troop Apohaqui\u2014Licut C H Foshey No 4 Troop Upham\u2014Capt N I Upham No 5 Troop Johuston\u2014Capt Thomas H Pearson No 6 Troop Shediac\u2014Capt J W Henderson ; No 7 Troop Springfield\u2014Capt W J Brit- tain; W Chipman Drory, paymaster: Robert W Otty, adj; 1lemy Hallett, quarter master; Levi Sharp, M D, surgeon Northumberland and Dnrham squadron\u2014 Licut col commanding\u2014D\u2019 Arey I8 Boulton 1st Troop Coboury\u2014Capt Patrick Regia 2ud Troop Port Hope\u2014Capt Robert Smart; Phillip Paliner Burrows, surgeon Quebee squadron \u2014J 13 Forsyth, major commanding ; of Squadron of volunteer light cavalry à the county of York\u2014Lieut col commanding, Norman T Macleod ; st Troop Oak Ridges\u2014Licut Baldwin ' .But- 2nd Troop Markham\u2014Cnapt William ton; surgeon J Acklund De la Hooke Jor St Thomas and Loudon squndron\u2014ila commanding, John Cole .1st Troop St Thomus\u2014Capt Henry Bot bridge x J and Troop London\u2014Cupt William Demp ster Frontenne squadran Ist Troop} major commanding, John Duff; ert White À, 4\" John 2nd Troop Loughborough\u2014Capt « Wood Adj William Caldwell; quart Alexander J Moore; surgoon Brown, M.D.Montrenl Troop\u2014Cupt 1 St \u201c Catherine's Troop\u2014Cupt Gregor ; var SEA rows Troop\u2014 Capt John Burwaëh Cookshire Troop\u2014Capt Willinm W de.Napanee Troop\u2014Capt William ITS James B Cingston-\u2014 liout Rob- or master, Marshal B 18 Muir James John J Prrrorobr.] MILITIA OF CANADA 2363 ; adj John C Green; quarter master, B mon surgeon Amos 8 Bristol; veterinary, surgeon, Edward Howard Grimsby Troop\u2014Capl George Book shorbrooke 'Troop\u2014Captain 8 A Stevens Burford Froop\u2014Capt Jacob Bingham FIELD BATTERIES OF ARTILLERY, uebre Field Pattery\u2014Cnpt lieut col tc; surgeon J B Blahchet, MR «5 Ç wa Field Battery\u2014Capt Jaunes For- Or Alexander S$ Woodbury; surgeon Edward Van Cortiand .\u201cMontreal Field Battery\u2014Cupt A A Stevenson ; paymaster Henry Chapman; sur- eon George 1 Fenwick, M.D.Hamilton Field Battery\u2014Capt George B smith; quarter master John Blachtord; sirgeon Thomas White Kingston Ficid Battery\u2014Capt Thomas Drummond; surgeun Horatio Yates, M.D London Field Battery \u2014 Capt James stanly; surgeon VA Brown .Welland Canal Field Battery\u2014Capt Rich- wd 8 King, M D; surgeon Francis L Mack Toronto Field Battery\u2014Capt Johu Gray ; surgeon John W Rolph, M D New castle Field Battery, N B\u2014Capt B It Cull alifax Ticld Battery\u2014Capt John B Campbell; surgeon Cliarles Gussoip, M Dj assistant surgeon Thomas R Almon, M D GARRISON ARTILLERY.Montreal Brigade\u2014Licut col James Fer- fier; majors Henry McKay and William llobbs; 1st capts George Dowker, Fred- wick Cole, Angus C llooper, Frederick Kingston, George S Brush; paymaster George Lulham ; adj David T Fraser; surgeon Jolin Reddy, M D Ottawa Brigade\u2014 Lieut col Alfred G , Forrest; mujor Thomas Ross No 1 Battery\u2014Capt James Egleson No 2 Battery \u2014 Capt William H Cotton No3 Battery\u2014Gloucester\u2014Capt Chartes E Perry No 4 Battery\u2014Capt William H Cluff ho b Battery Nepean\u2014Cupt Edward B opper No 6 Bultery- Capt Archibald Graham; parmaster Edward B Crombie; adj Albert 'arsons; quarter master Ldward Arm- rong; surgeon Alfred Codd, M D New Brunswick Brigade, head quarters St Johu\u2014Tient col § IK Foster; majors Charles J Melick and J Mount ol Buttery St John\u2014Capt George H 1K ol A No 2 Battery Carleton\u2014Capt Martin H Peters No 8 Battery I'ortland\u2014Capt Richard Farm No4 Battery St Androw's\u2014Ist lieut N T Gronthend Ho b Battery Woodstock\u2014Capt James idgar ° Ko 6 Battery St George\u2014Capt James Bolton No7 Battery Chatham\u2014Capt Thomas F Gillespie No8 Battery St Stephen\u2014Capt Edward H Clarke wed Baltery St George\u2014Captain Charles No 10 Battery St John\u2014Capt John Kerr, Pymaster SK Foster, jun: adj Jacob L OT; quarter master W A Loekhart: eu Scon Jolm Borryman, M D; assistaut {pean Stephen Smith, M D or 18 Halifux Brigade of Garrison Artil- dr-Lieut col Willinm 1 Creighton JarnDEs Creorge Mitchel), George Thomson, an Shand, Thomas Mowbiay, John I£d- Loopy bro, lenry J Parker; adj Edward Av art Coleman; quarter master Charles ai He Creighton; surgeon Arthur Morven; \u201caout surgoon John l* Blaok, M D mare Provisional Brigade\u2014Major com- ng Noel II Bowen Noa Battery\u2014Capt George Robt White Nos Battery\u2014Capt Jolin Fraser o Buttery \u2014Capt Denis Murray Mate | Battery \u2014Capt T ll Grant; pay- Amy Hope Sowell; aj Charles E Monti- fro vi quarter master C E Hollwell; soon Hubert Nelson Riltg rooke Buttery\u2014Capt Edward P Gananoque Battery attached to 4lst Battalion\u2014Capt Robert Brough Iroquois Battery attached to 56th Batt\u2014 Capt Alexander McDonell St Cathesine\u2019s Battery\u2014Capt Thomas Oswald Goderich Battery, No 1 Co 43rd Batt\u2014 Capt James Thomson Cobourg Battery attached to 40th Balt\u2014 Capt J H Dunble : Napanee Battery\u2014Capt Edmund Hooper Port Hope Battery, No 1 Co 46th Ba't\u2014 Copt Samuel [eaithorpe The Brockville and Ottawa Railway Battery attached to 42nd Butt\u2014Capt Wm R Worsley Trenton Battery, No 6 Co 49th Batt\u2014Capt Henry Wright Day, M D Guelph Battery, No 1 Co 30 Batt\u2014Capt William Day Toronto Battery\u2014Capt T A McLean Sarnia Battery, No 8 Co 27th Batt\u2014Capt Charles Seager Collingwood Batterv\u2014Capt John Hogg St John's Batterr\u2014Capt W Drunan Lunenburg Battery\u2014Capt James Dow- ling Mahone Bay Battery\u2014Capt Edw James Chester Battery\u2014Capt Albert J IHiltz Purcell's Cove Battery\u2014Capt J J Blaud RGINEER COMPANIES.1st Montreal Company\u2014Capt William Rutherford - 2nd Moutreal Company \u2014Capt William Kennedy New Brunswick Engineers, St John\u2014 Capt Jolin Edward Buyd INFANTRY AND RIFIE.BATTALIONS, 1st Prince of Wales Regiment volunteer rifles, Montreal\u2014Lieut col Frank Bond: major W Robinson: cavts George B Prar- son, John Rogers, Edward 1.Bond, Henry Bulmer, jun: paymaster Alexander Milloy\u2019; adj S Barnjum: quarter master Robert Baifour; surgeon Francis W Campbell, M D 2nd The Queen\u2019s Os n rifles of Toronto\u2014 Lieut col Charles T Gilmor; majors John Browne aud William D Otter: capts Greme M Adam, F Morrison, Willinm Arthurs, Joseph Davis, James Bennet, Salt M Jarvis, John B Chesriman, George T Whitney, William C Caan: bell, Samuel B Harman; paymaster Alexander Gooder- ham Lee; adj Salter M Jarvis; quarter master John Samuel Grasick;- surgeon James Thorburn, M D; assistant surgeon Samuel P May, M D 8rd Victoria Volunteer Rifles of Montreal \u2014 Lieut col Angus R Bethune; major N J Handyside; capts Edward A Whitehead, John M Crawford, C l Davidson, Willinm H Stanley, William G Beers; paymaster PeterT Buchanan; adj John Allan; quarter master leury H Laugley; surgeon Colin C Sewell, MD 4th Battalion Chasseurs Canadiens, Mon- treal\u2014Lieut col Alphonse Audet: majors Jas O Labranche, à N L Beaudry: capts Oscar Prevost, H MeG Destivières, Joseph A David.H Bouthillier, C Monk, Auguste Labelle; paywmaster Edward L de Belle- fouille: adj À Benudiy: quarter master Ans Lebrecque; surgeon Eustache Lemire, M bs assistant surgeon Luchance Brodeur, MD bth Tho Royal Light Infantry, Montreal \u2014Licut col H L Routh; majors hon Sir John Rose; capts Walter Scott, Alexander Campbell, Jolin Grant, Frederick Mackenzie, Alexander F Macpherson, Hector Mac- Kenzie, James Esdale; surgeon J M Drake; assistant surgeon George Ross, M D 6th Hochelaga Light Infantry, Montreal \u2014Major John Martin No 2 Co\u2014Capt James C Sinton No 4 Co\u2014Capt Menry Millen Nu 6 Co\u2014Capt Robert Gardner No 7 Co\u2014Capt Henry IT Geddes; paymaster W Arnold Bates; quarter master Hercules Elis; surgeon Aarun il David, M 7th The London Light Infantry, London\u2014 Livut col Robert Lewis; majors John Macbeth and John Walker Nol Co\u2014Capt Henry Gorman No 2 Co\u2014Capt John B Campbell, M D No 3 Co\u2014Capt John Walker No 4 Co\u2014Capt George Birrell No 5 Co\u2014Capt M D Dawson No 6 Co\u2014Capt Francis Melntosh No 7 Co\u2014Capt Henry Taylor No 8 Co St Johns Arva\u2014Capt Thomas Elliott; paymaster Duncan MeMillan ; adj W James Bb Parsons; quarter master John B Smyth; surgeon Richard Payne, M D; assistant strgeon John M ffraser, M D 8th Stadacona rifles, Quebee\u2014Lieut col Thomas John Reeve: major Richard Alleyn Nol Co\u2014Capt William John Barrett No 2 Co\u2014 Capt James Morgan Nos Cu\u2014Capt Edward T H F Patterson No 6 Co\u2014Capt Andrew Stuart: paymaste Edward Collis Baylee; adj William O'Neill: quarter master Donald ¢ McDonell; sur geon Charles 8 Parke, M D 9th Voltigenrs de QUeber\u2014Lieut col Eugene Panet; major Leon P Vohl No 1 Co\u2014Capt Jean B Amyot No 2 Co\u2014Capt Henry Roy No 3 Co\u2014Capt Henry Delvgrave No à Co\u2014Capt Leonidas de Salaberi y No 5 Co\u2014Capt Guilliaume Amyot No 6 Co\u2014Capt A kvanturel No 8 Co\u2014Cupt Elvéar (rauvrean; pay- muster Georre Duzat; adj Thomas H Roy; surgeon Charles Eurèbe Lemieux; chaplain rev Raymond Casgrain 10th Royal Regiment of Toronto Volun- teer-\u2014Licut eo) Alfred Brunel : 1najors John Boxall, William Stollery; capts George MeMurrich, John W dethrington, Arthur Coleman, George A Shaw, Thomas Thomp son, Walter H Barrett, Frederick B Cum berland, Wiliam D Rogers, Louis H Molïatt and Andrew Fleming; paymaster Rufus Skinner; quarter master Vavid Mc- Lellan; suræcon James H Richardson, M D; assistant surgeun James Newcombe, M D 11th Argentenil Rangers, head quarters St Andrews\u2014Lieut enl hon JJ C Abbott.MP; majors Allan MeDonald and Samuel Rogers No 1 Co =t Andrews\u2014Capt 11 W Kemply No 2 Co West Gore\u2014Capt James Smith No 8 Co West Gore\u2014Capt Geo MeKnight No 4 Co Lachute\u2014Capt John Simpson No 6 Co East Gore\u2014 Capt George Shirrit No 8 Co Mille Isle\u2014Capt John Follock No 9 Co Carillon\u2014Capt W B Forbes No 10 Co Chatham\u2014Capt Jas B Cushing; adj S Macdpnald; quarter master Henr Howard; surgeon William H Mayrand, M DI: assistant surgeon Patrick Robertson 12th York Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Newmarket\u2014Lieut col W D Jarvis; majors W H Norris and Ernest M Peel No 1 Co Searborough\u2014Capt John Hux- table No 3 Co Lloydtown\u2014Capt Arthar Amm- strong No 4 Co Kinz\u2014Capt George Lee Garden No 5 Co Newmarket\u2014Capt A Boultbee No 6 Co Keswick Sutton\u2014Capt Alired Wyndham No 7 Co Markham\u2014Capt Thomas À Milne No 8 Co Sharon \u2014Cant John W Selby No Co Unionville\u2014Capt Hugh FP Crosby: paymaster Joseph Cawthra; adj AJL Peebles; quart r master Matthew A Guwmnbie; surgeon James Bovell, M D; assistant surgeon Robert W Hilliary 13 Battalion of Infautry, Hamilton\u2014 Lieut cot Jumes A Skinner; majors Heury E Irving and Alexander H Askin No 1 Co\u2014Capt John M Gibson No 2 Co\u2014 Capt Alexander H Moore No 3 Co\u2014Capt Charles Armstrong No 4 Co\u2014Capt John B Young No 5 Co\u2014Capt Joshua J Hebden No 6 Co\u2014Capt Alexander W Roy No 7 Co Dundas\u2014Capt Herbert C Gwyn No 8 Co Waterdown\u2014Capt Geo À Stock pay master Robert Grant; adj John ilenery; quarter master Johu J Mason; surgeon Isanc Ryall.M D; assistant surgeon Charles O'Reilly, M D .1ith the Princess of Wales Own Rifles, Kingston\u2014Lieut col Daniel Callaghan; majors John Kerr and William McA Herchmer No 1 Co\u2014Capt William W Matthews No 2 Co\u2014Capt Richard W Barrow No 3 Co\u2014Capt William B Thibenudeau No 4 Co\u2014Capt M Macdonald No 5 Co\u2014Capt Fiech Werner No 6 Co\u2014Capt Frederick S Rees; paymaster William King; adj F Hayter Reed; quarter master Henry James Spriggs; surgeon Barnabas W Day, M D; assistant surgeon Alfred S Oliver lôth Battalion of Infantry, Belleville\u2014 2364 MILITIA OF CANADA.[Pomiviog Lieut col A A Campbell; majors Thomas C Wallbridge and Smith Stephens No 1 Co\u2014Capt L H Henderson No 2 Co\u2014Capt Frederick L Bogart No 8 Co\u2014Capt U E Thompson No 4 Co\u2014Capt Samuel S Lazier No 6 Co\u2014Capt L N Fitzroy Crozier No 6 Co\u2014Capt N B Falkner; paymaster James C Holden; adj R Croft Yuime; uarter master G L Poer Crozier; surgeon ames Lister, M D; assistant surgeon D 1 Burdett 16th Prince Edward Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Picton\u2014Licut col Walter Ross, M I\u2019; majors Thomas Bog and Frederick White No 1 Co Picton\u2014Capt Aaron J Wight No 8 Co Wellington\u2014Cupt Wim Patterson No 4 Co Consecon\u2014Capt Alexander R MeDonald, M D No 5 Co Milford\u2014Capt J C Lake No 6 Co Milford\u2014Capt Joseph Clapp No 7 Co Licton\u2014Capt Early W Johnson No8 Co Ameliusbur, \u2014Capt N À Peterson No 9 Co Rednersville\u2014Capt William R Dempsey : paymarter J F B Morice; adj G A Simpson; quarter master Donald Ross; surgeon John Ii Rankin; assistant surgeon John M Platt, M D 17 Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Levis\u2014Lieut col J G Blanchet, M P; majors Pierre Brunclle and Arthur Taschereau No 1 Co Pointe Lévis\u2014Capt Francis X Brunelle No 2 Co Levis\u2014Capt Léon Hamel No 3 Co Pointe Lévis\u2014Capt Chas Cauchy No 4 Co New Liverpool\u2014Cupt A Lemieux No & Co St Henri\u2014Capt F X Genest No 6 Co St Michel\u2014Capt Jules Poliguin No 7 Co St Raphael\u2014Capt Auguste Fournier; paymaster A Verrault; adj George Dosj:rdins; quarter master George Carrier: surgeon Narcisse Lacerte 18th Prescott Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Vankleek Hill\u2014Lieut col William Higginson; majors John Shields and Allan J Grant No 1 Co Hawkesbury Mills\u2014Capt CT Higginson - No?Co Vankleek Iill\u2014Capt Donald'Me- Intosh No 8 Co L\u2019Orignal\u2014Capt John D Pattee No 4 Co East Hawkesbury\u2014Capt William Ogden No 5 Co Plantagenet\u2014Capt Archibald McLeau; paymaster W Cleveland Wells: adj George W Johnson; quarter master John Butterfield ; surgeon William Harkin, D; assistant surg on Alexander Me- Laurin, M D 19th Lincoln Battalion of Infantry, head quarters St Catherines\u2014Lieut col hon J G Currie; majors TL IHelliwell and Frederick W Macdonald No 1 Co Ningara\u2014Capt Edw Thompson No 2 Co St Catherines\u2014Capt \u2018Theo Thompson No Co St Catherines\u2014Capt Robt Kane No 4 Co Beamsville\u2014Capt George Walker No 8 Co St Ann\u2019s\u2014Capt Jacob Upper No 10 Co Virgil\u2014Capt Edward Short; paymaster George W Pierce; adj S Spilet; quarter master William MceGhic; surgeon Augustus Jukes; assistant surgeon William Dougan ° 20th Halton Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Milton\u2014Licut col G K Chisholn ; majors John Murray and Jumes Young No 1 Co Oakville\u2014Capt Win B Chisholm (No 2 Co Stewarttown\u2014Capt John Joln- ston No 8 Co Georgetown\u2014Capt John R Barber No 4 Co Norval\u2014Capt James A Curry No 6 Co Nelson\u2014Capt William Kerns No 7 Co Acton\u2014Capt William Allam No 8 Co Nassagiweya\u2014Capt Michael Lyons; paymaster Harvey M Switzer; adj John Kaitting; quarter master Robept S Appelbe; surgeon Edward J Ogden, M D 1st Battalion the Richelieu Light Tufan- try, head quarters 8t Johns\u2014Lieut col I G Marchand; majors W A Osgood and J I Clement No 2 Co StJohns\u2014Capt Edward Lefaivre No 8 Co St Johns\u2014Capt J P Carreau No 4 Co St Johns\u2014Capt John P Fletcher Co St George and St Sebastien\u2014Capt J L Roys; paymuster Alexis Bertrand; adj Joseph L\u2019Kcuyer: quarter master René H Porlier; surgeon I IH Wight; assistunt surgeon Yicrre Beaudoin 22nd Brttalion The Oxford Rifles, head quarters Woodstock\u2014Lieut col Hugh Rieh- ardson; majors Georgo Greig and Thomas Cowan No 1 Co Woodstock\u2014Capt Henry B Beard No 2 Co lembro\u2014Capt George Duncan No 4 Co Princeton\u2014Capt Solon Eakins No 6 Co Ingersoll\u2014Capt William Wonham No 6 Co Norwich\u2014Capt J W Nesbitt No 7 Co Strathallan\u2014Capt Alexander R McClenaghan No 8 Co East Oxford\u2014Capt W Chambers No 9 Co Luakeside\u2014Capt James Munro; G paymaster Andrew Ross; adj John Math- eson ; asssistant adj John Chinner; quarter master James 3 Rounds; surgeon Stephen A Scott, M D; assistant surgeon Levi H Swan, M D 24th Kent Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Chatham\u2014Liout col David Smith; majors A B Baxter and Archibald McKellar Nol Cu Chathain\u2014Cupt Simeon M Smith No 2 Co Chatham\u2014Cuptain Rufus A Stephenson, M P No 8 Co Blenheim Rond 'Eau\u2014Cupt John K Morris No 7 Co East Tilbury, Matthew Martin No 8 Co Bothwell\u2014Capt Rich Chambers; paymaster J J J Thomson; assistant adj James H Riley; quarter master Henry G Reed; surgeon Charles J S Askin, M D; assistant sorgeon Teeumseth K Holmes 25th Elgi 1 Battalion of Infantry, head quarters St Thomas\u2014Lieut col George Macbeth; majors John Ellison and John B Tweedale, M D No 1 Co St Thomas\u2014Capt Niel Caswell No 3 Co Vienna\u2014Capt William Watts No 5 Co AvImer\u2014Capt John C Weisbrod No G Co Wallacetowu\u2014Capt Alexander Macbeth No 7 Co Iona\u2014Capt John Alex Philpot; paymaster Frederick Sanders; quarter master John Batt; surgeon Eliphalet W Gustin, M D 26th Middlesex Battulion of Infantry, head quarters London\u2014Lieut col Willian Graham; major Peter H Attwood No 1 Co Delaware\u2014Capt William Cox No 2 Co Kumoka Lubo\u2014Capt Jolin Stevenson No 3 Co Harriettsville\u2014Capt John Me- Millan No 4 Co Thamesford\u2014Capt Thos Dawes No 5 Co Lucan\u2014Capt John C Frank No 6 Co Park hill\u2014Captain Jos Cornell No 7 Co Strathroy\u2014Capt John English: paymaster James Johnson ; adj William F Bullen; quarter master Frank Mughson ; surgeon George Billington; assistant surgeon James A Sommerville, M D 27th Lambton Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Sarnia\u2014Lieut col Frederick Davis: majors A McKenzie, M P, aud Robert Campbell No 2 Co Oil Springs\u2014Capt John Savage No 3 Co Mooretown\u2014Capt Geo Stewart No 4 Co Widder\u2014Capt Willinm Gattis No 6 Co Warwick\u2014Capt John Kingstone No 6 Co Moore\u2014Capt John Lewis No 7 Co Watford\u2014Capt.James MePher- son; paymaster Stewart À McVicar; quarter master Charles Taylor; surgeon Richard Woir, M D; assistant surgeon Alexander Charles Savage, M D 28th T'erth\u201d Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Stratford\u2014Lieut col major Charles James No 1 Co Stratford\u2014Capt Robert Mne- farlane, M P * No 2 Co Stratford\u2014Capt William Smith No 8 Co St Marys\u2014Capt Richard 8 Mc- Kuight No 4 Co Listowell\u2014Capt Don D Campbell No 6 Co Blanshard\u2014Capt David Brcthur No 7 Co Fullarton\u2014Capt James Gonrlay ; paymaster Leon M Clirch; adj David Scott; quarter master Peter J Smithwiek; surgeon David Wilson, M D assistant surgeon John Phillip Jackson, M D 29th Waterloo Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Gult\u2014Lieut col Kenneth Goodman: majors Henry D Tye and Alexander J McMillan b No 1Co'New Hamburg\u2014Capt Robt Camp- © No 8 Co Crose Hill\u2014Capt Wm Barbour No 6 Co Avr\u2014Capt Thomas M Anderson No 6 Co Iilespeler\u2014Capt Geo Hespeler; paymiaster Charles Cameron ; adj F Stewart Valetta\u2014Capt MeGachen; quarter master J G surgeon John Roy Phitlips, M D surgeon William Pipe, D 80th Wellington Battalion of Riflos, heud quartors Guelph\u2014Liont col Nathnniel j1ig.inbottam: majors Churles Clarke and Thomas A McMillan No 1 Co Garrison Battery, Guelph No 2 Co Guelph\u2014Capt George Bruce No 8 Co Fergus\u2014Capt T Orton No 4 Co Elora\u2014Capt Andrew MeBride No b Co Mount Forest\u2014Capt Jay Penrce No & Co fe ramosn\u2014( apt HH Swinford No 7 Co Erin\u2014Capt-Thomas Carberr No 8 Co Whittington\u2014Capt Robert Bous- field No 9 Co Hollen\u2014Capt Thos \u2018Thompson No 10 Co Arthur\u2014Capt John le Hollin- ger; paymaster MO Macgregor; adj Jamey Armstrong; quarter master Edmund Harvey; surgeon George S Herod, MD 8lst Grey Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Owen Sound\u2014Licut col WD gl.Jar 1; major Jumnes Cannon, sen No 1 Co Owen Sound\u2014Capt George Mel Butehart \u2019 No 2 Co Meaford\u2014Capt John D Metice No 3 Co Luith\u2014Capt James 1 Telford No 4 Oo Durhawn\u2014Capt Johu Moodie Nob Co Owen Sound\u2014Capt John Boyd No 6 Co Flesherton\u2014Capt Wm K Flesher No 7 Co Clarkeburg\u2014Capt Joseph Rorke: paymaster Thomus Gordon; adj George Brodie; quarier master Thomas Donovan: surgeon Duvid R Muclean, M D: assistant surgeon Charles D Barnhardi, M D 8zud Bruce Batialion of Infuntry, head quarters Walkerton\u2014Licut col A Sproat, MP; major William C Bruce and William Daniels No 1 Co Southamplon\u2014Capt Alexander Sineluir No 2 Co Kineardine\u2014Capt Christopher Robert Barker No 3 Co Kmeardine\u2014Capt John Sellery, un \u2019 No 4 Co Puisley\u2014Capt Thomas Mitchell No 5 Co Walkerton\u2014Capt John Hunter No 6 Co Arran Tara\u2014Capt John Morton: paymaster Thomas Adair; assistant adj Alexander MeNabb; quarter master Wil liam Collins; py Willimn 8 Scott, M D; assistant Surgeon De Witt I Martyn, MD 33rd Huron Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Goderich\u2014Lieut col Alexander M Ross; majors Timothy Coleman, M D, and MW W Connor No 1 Co Gnrrison Battery Goder:ch No 2 Co Goderich\u2014Capt George Me Micking, M D No 3 Co Seaforth\u2014Capt Thomas P Bull No 4 Co Clinton\u2014Cuapt Wu P Murray No 5 Co Baytield\u2014Cupt Thos IK Jackson No 6 Co Exeter\u2014Capt John Hyndman No 7 Co Porters\u2019 Uill\u2014Cupt Willism Shepperd No 8 Co Gorrie\u2014Capt John Kuine No 9 Co Dungannôn\u2014Cupt Joseph Mal- longh; puymaster Barth Seymour; adj Henry Couke; quarter master Francis Jordon; surgeon l'etor A McDougall, M D; assistant surgeon William RR Holmes, M p, 84th Ontario Battalion of Tufintry, hend quarters Whitby\u2014Lieut col 8 B Fairbanks; majors Jaunes Wallaco and William Warren, jun » No 1 Co Whitby\u2014Capt Michl O'Donoya No 2 Co Oshawa\u2014Capt David F Burke No 8 Co Oshawa\u2014Capt Wm D Michael No 4 Co Whitby\u2014Capt G 11 H Darnell No 6 Cu Prince Albert\u2014Cupt Job Billings No § co Brooklin\u2014Capt Thos Hodgson No 10 Cu Cruningtou\u2014Capt Matt het Cowen; puymaster Thomas \u20ac Forma; a C À Jones; quarter master Robert Ig penny; surgeon Willlam O Kastwood, M D; 985 tant surguon Jumes J Hillinry, M D temur 86th The Simcoe Foresfers, Spec er Agendo, head quarters Bur \u2014 Lieu , Alexander MeKenzie; majors Promis Ferguson, M P, and Wiliraur K v Brier au No 1 Co Barrie\u2014Capt Willinm J GrANé, No % Co Collingwovd\u2014Capt Dante McMillan , ; N03Co Cookstown\u2014Capt Robt T Brntink No 4 Co Bradford\u2014Capt John Wilson No 5 Co Barric\u2014Capt Henry Wisden No 6 Co Oro\u2014Capt Plugin MeD Gath No 7 Co Orillin\u2014Capt Duvid A Wig S Nevills; 3 Iseistant \u2014\u2014 \u2014 } ! ; DIRECTORY.] MILITIA CF CANADA.2365 | No9 Co Bond Head\u2014Capt Lich Tyrwhitt 0 10 Co Rorement\u2014Capt Duncan Me- Le puymaster MH Spencers adj A Bligh; quarter master Ch:ules Pott; surgeon George D Morton, M D | seth Peel Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Bramplon\u2014Major 1 Gracy No 1 Co Brampton\u2014Capt George Wright No 2 Co Orangeville-Capt Orange Law- puce \u201cNo 3 Co Brampton\u2014Capt Joshua Dodd No 4 Co Ahiou\u2014Capt George Evang No 6 (lo Alton\u2014Capt Hugh Brewster No 7 Co Grabamsville\u2014Capt Robt Bell No8Co Mono Mills\u2014Capt Johu l'atterson Nod Co Tullanore\u2014Capt John Orr k No 10 Co Sand !Lill\u2014Capt George Parker; uymaster Christopher Stork: adj Arthur LE quarter master John Bell; surgeon Jolin Knight, ai MT D; assistant sur- eon John Muilin, Bn Haldimand Battalion of Rifles, head quarters York\u2014Licut col Robert II Davis; majors David Thompson, M 1, and Thomas ¢ Scoble Nolo York\u2014Capt Adam A Davis No2 Co Dunnville\u2014Capt John Thomas Johnson No 3 Co Caledonin\u2014Capt Robert Thor- burn No 4 Co Oncida\u2014Capt Hugh Stewart No 5 Co Hullsville\u2014Capt William Ryan No 6 Co Cheapside\u2014Capt Edw J Steele No 7 Caledonia\u2014Capt & A McKinnon No8 Co Mount Ilealy\u2014Capt Wm Mussen ; paymaster Michael Harcourt; assistant adj Adam A Davis, quarter master John Ii Rogerss; surgeon Jucob Baxter, M D; assis- tat surgeon, ldwin Aiken, M D I Bran uttalion of Infantry, head quarters Brautford\u2014Lient col William Patton; major Hiram Dickie \u201c No 1 Co Paris\u2014Capt Osborne Totten Yo 2 cs Trantford\u2014Capt Davis Curtis No Co Branttord\u2014Capt J J Inglis Nob Co Brautford\u2014Capt leury Lemmon No 5 Co Burto: d\u2014Capt Claudits Byrne No 7 Co Drumbo\u2014Capt Joln Laidlaw ; prymaster Andrew Morton; adj David Spence; quarter muster Francis J Grenuy ; surgeon Edward Iheodure Brown, M ; sistant surgeon Duncan Maiquiss, M D 30th Norfolk Battalion of Rifles, head arters Simeoe\u2014Lieut col David Tisdale; Hajors Simon P Mabee, John MeLaren Xo1 Co Simeoe\u2014Capt David M Walker ne 2 Co Villa Nova\u2014Capt William C p-ou Nod Co Port Rowau\u2014Capt James Ryan he Co Walsingham Pleasant Hill\u2014Capt ID Morgan ho?Co Waterford\u2014Capt George P lick- No 6 Co Simcve\u2014Capt Thomas l\u2019uzey: i Clarence C Rapelje; quarter waster li W Livingstone; surgeon John Top, Xp ; Assistant surgeon Josiah B n, À lie Northumberland Battalion of Infan- i ead quarters Cobourg\u2014Lieut col Wil- aid CO puajons Grifliths, Wainewright arles Kilo Nol(o Cobourg\u2014Capt.Johu V Gravele: Yo?Go Cobourg\u2014Capt W II Floyd y Bonnyongg Pbellfor \u2014Capt Rieluud U No 4 Co Brighton\u2014Capt A C Webb Gitord Co Cold Springs\u2014Capt Charles No6 Co Grafton\u2014Capt Robort Z Rogers No7 Co Colborne\u2014Capt Addison Vans No8 Co Castlotou\u2014Capt Willi; No y stletou\u2014Capt William Duncan tur © Warkworth\u2014Capt Royal I\u2019 0 ourg Garrison Battery attached\u2014Pay- quer W illam Boggs; adj Howry Smith; aon master Abraham J Van Ingon; sur- ur exander N Bethune, MD; assistant en Newton W Powell, M D quai Broekvillo Buttulion of Rifles, head ford ens Brockville\u2014Liout col James Craw- Wir i, majors Robert Gwynne and ling H C lu Noa Co Bruekville\u2014Capt William Cook 0 Gananogue\u2014Cupt Joshua Logge, No8 Co lfrank on well\u2014Capt Alfred Lander Jo Co Merrickcvite\u2014Cupt Ww Wright Brown Co Carleton Pluce\u2014Capt John No 6 Co a ave.ckenham\u2014Crpt John O'Neil; Paymaster Herbert Mucdonald ndj Robt Bowie: quarter master David B Jones; surgeon lorie 13 Sparham, M D 42nd Brockville Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Brockville\u2014Lieut col Jacob D Buell; majors James D'Gemmill and Thomas Scolt : No 1 Co Almonte\u2014Capt Peter McDougall No 2 Co Brockville\u2014Capt Geo Redmond Nod Co Perth\u2014Capt Charies A Matheson po 4 Co Fitz Roy Kinburn\u2014Capt Allun raser No 5 Co Lansdowne\u2014Cuapt Joseph Red- | mond No 6 Co Smith\u2019s Falls\u2014Capt William J Anderson, M D; paymaster George S Me- Leon; adj Richard T Steele: quarter master Michael John Read; surgeon William Mostyn, M D 42rd Carleton Battalion of Infautrv, head quarters City of Ottawu\u2014Lieut col John F Bearman ; major William Corbett No 1 Cu Lell\u2019s Corners\u2014Capt William H Falls No 2 Co Huntley Carp\u2014Capt John Holmes, M P No 3 Cu Mctealfe Osgoqde\u2014Capt Ira Morgan No 4 Co North Gower\u2014Capt Thos Conly No 5 Co Richmond\u2014Capt Thomas Good No 6 Co Goulburn\u2014Capt Wiliæm Garviu No 7 Co Manotick\u2014Cajt Peter Davideon No 8 Co Russel-Capt William Z Ilelmer No9 Co Vernon\u2014C- pt Robert McGregor; paymaster IR E Lyon; quarter master Joseph RB Hanuna; surgeon Daviel Beatty, x D; assistant surgeon Peter A McDougall, 44th Welland Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Clifton\u2014 Lieut col Sidney Barnett: majors Willinm Stiff and Thomas Macklen No 1 Co Drummondville\u2014Capt William Russell No 2 Co Thorold\u2014Capt Hugh James No 8 Co Chiprewa\u2014Capt John Flett No 4 Co Fort Erie\u2014Capt Charles Treble No 5 Co Welland\u2014Capt C E Hamilton No 6 G W Ry Co Clitton\u2014Capt James Tattersall No 7 Co Ridgeway\u2014Capt James Morin No 8 Co Feuwick\u2014Capt A H Haney: paymaster J C Kirkpatrick; quarter master John Allan Orchard ; surgeon Francis C Mewburn, M D; assistant surgeon Benj H Lemon, M D 45th West Durham Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Bowumanviile\u2014Lieut col Frederic Cubitt; majors James ¥ McLeod and James Deacon No 1 Co Bowmanville\u2014Capt Win Scott No 2 Co Orono\u2014Capt Walter W Reuwick * No 3Co Cartwright\u2014 Capt Samuel Braden No 4 Co Neweastle\u2014Capt John J Robson Nob Co Omemee\u2014Capt WH Uottingham No 6 Co Lindsay\u2014Capt John À T Thirkell No 7 Co] Kendal\u2014Capt Robert Smyth; paymaster J L Tucker; adj William J'Me- urty; quarter master Thomas Christie; surgeon Henry R Revd, M D; assistant surgeon Alexander Beith, M D 46th East Durham Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Port Hope\u2014Lieut col Arthur T H Williams; major Charles À Boulton No 1 Co Port Hope Garrison Battery No 2 Co l\u2019ort Hope\u2014Capt Roderick Ding- wal No 3 Co Port Hope\u2014Capt Fred A Benson No 4 CoMillbrook\u2014Capt William Graham No 6 Co Springville\u2014Capt John Dundas No 6 Co Lifford\u2014Uapt Isaac Preston No 7 Co Janetville\u2014Capt John McDer- mid; paymaster Richard Howden; adj George R Garnett; quarter master Phillip T Kellaway; surgeon J Forrest Dewar, M D; assistant surgeon James Might, M D 47th Frontenac Battalion of Infautry, head quarters Kingston\u2014 Lieut col Herch- mer lamilton; majors George A Kirkpatrick and John A Craig No 1 Co Storrington Milburn\u2014Capt John Spooner No 2 Co Storrington Inverary\u2014Capt George Campbell Nu 3 Co Elginburg\u2014Cnpt John Irvine No 4 Co Portsmouth\u2014Capt Joseph Fisher No 6 Co Barielie}d\u2014Capt John IK Macaulay No 6 Co Wolfe Island\u2014Capt Shirley Going No 7 Co Hwrowsmith\u2014Capt Elijah Joyner; pay master Christopher Langwith; quarter muster GeorzaThompson; a sistant surgeon John It Smith, M D 48th I ennox and Addington Buttalion of Infantry, lbesd quarters Napance\u2014Tieut co] William Fowler: majors Stephen Fair- field and Georpe A Fraser No1 Co Famworth\u2014( apt Gideon Joyner No 2 Co Tamworth\u2014Capt Henry J Douglas No 4 Co Napance\u2014Capt Frederick W Campbell No 5 Co Amherst Island\u2014Capt Robert Patterson No 6 Co Bath\u2014Capt James B Fairfield No 8 Co Ernesttown\u2014(apt John D !> Amey: adj Reginald A Fowler; surgeon Thomas K Ross, M D; a-sistant surgeon Archibald K Aylsworth, M D 49th Hastings Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Stirling\u2014Lieut col James Brown, M P; majors McKenzie Bowell, M I\u2019, and James Cummings No 1 Co Belleville\u2014Capt Philip Hambly No 2 Co stirling\u2014Capt G H Boulter, M D No 8 (\u2018u sidney\u2014Capt Benjamin H Van- dervoor- No 4 Co Madoc\u2014Capt George D Rawe No 5 Co Tyendiuaga Melrose\u2014Capt Stephen Parhley No 6 Co Trenton Garrison Battery at- tached\u2014l\u2019aymuster George H Gordon; adj Edward Fidlar; quarter master George James; surgeen Charles N Ridley, M D 50th Huntin don Borderers, head quarters Rockburu\u2014Lieut col A McEachern; major Francis Whyte No 1 Co Hinchinbrooke\u2014Capt Robert Jolinston .No 2 Co Huntingdon\u2014Capt Philip Me- Donald No 3 Co Huntingdon\u2014Capt Isaac Gardner No 4 Co Lurhain Ormstown\u2014Capt Joseph Cairns No 5 Co Athe!ston\u2014Capt Geo Anderson No 6 Co Rockburn\u2014Cupt Arch McLaren No T7 Co De Witteviile\u2014Capt Jas Feeny ; paymaster Joshua Bresdner: adj William S Maclaren; quarter master James P Sexton; surgeon Francis W Sheriff, M D; assistant surgeon Alexander Cameron, M D 51st Hemmingford Rangers, head quarters Hemmingford\u2014Lieut col Robt Rogers; major I\u2019 McNaughton Nol Co Havelock Vicars\u2014Capt Thomas Sanders No 2 Co Lacolle\u2014Capt Edwin Scriver No 3 Co Franklin\u2014Capt F A Cantwell No 4 Co Hemmingtord\u2014Capt Donald McNaughton No 5 Co Roxham\u2014Capt Richard Lucas No 6 Co Hemmingford\u2014Cupt John A Seriver No 7 Co St Jean Chrysostome\u2014Capt Donald A Livingstone No 8 Co St Remi\u2014Capt Louis St Marie ; rymaster William B Johnson; adj John Srèree: quarter master Donald E Mckee: surgeon C A Coates, M D; assistaut surgeon Alexander A Ferguson, M D 52nd Bedford Battalion of Intantry, head quarters Knowlton\u2014Lieut col hon C Dun- Kin, M P; majors Robert Millar and Hez L Robinson No 1 Co Granby\u2014Capt Thomas H Cox No 2 Co Waterloo\u2014Capt Charles Maynes No 8 Co Watorloo\u2014Capt Francis E Four- drinier No 4 Co Abercorn\u2014Capt Asa Frary No 5 Co Kuowlton\u2014Capt Jos Lefebvre No 6 Co Sutton\u2014Capt James Flannery No 7 Co Enst Farnham\u2014Capt Calvin Hall No 8 Co Mansonvitle\u2014Capt Robert Manson; paymaster Hiram S Foster; adj Walter S Smith: quarter master Theodore Amy- rauld: surgeon Joshua Chamberlain, M D; assistant surgeon John Erskine, M D 53rd Sherbrooke Battalion of Infantry, head quaiters Sherbrooke\u2014Lieut col George F Bowen; major William E Ibbotson No 1 Co Sherbrooke\u2014Capt William C Willis Nu 2 Co Sherbrooke\u2014Capt Christopher Armstrong No 8 Co Lennoxville\u2014Capt Artemas Stevens No 4 Co Sherbrooke\u2014Capt Geo KE Rioux No 5 Co Magog\u2014Uapt Thomas Watts Sherbrooke Garrison Battery attached\u2014 paymaster Richard If Henneker; quarter master Alexander Winter; surgeon Edward D Worthington, M D; assistant surgeun, Frederick J Austin, M D Sith Richmond Battalion of Infantry 2366 MILITIA OF CANADA.[ Dosinioy head quarters Richmond\u2014Lieut col rt hon Udolphus Lord Aylmer; major H R Han- nin No 1 Co Danville\u2014Capt Hector B Me- Kenzic No 2 Co Melbourne Kingsbury\u2014Capt George W Williamson No à Co Richmond\u2014Capt hon H Aylmer No 4 Co Brompton aud Windsor\u2014Capt W G Mack No b Co South Durham\u2014Capt Jas Mairs; paymaster James R White; adj Edward 8 Bernard; quarter master Leonard Thomas; surgeon Andrew H Hamilton, M D; assistant surgeon Edward P Hurd, M D 66th Megantic Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Halifax\u2014Lieut col Thomas Barwis; majors A G Irvine and Brock Carter No 2 Co Kinncars Mills\u2014C'apt Charles Pentland No 4 Co Inverness\u2014Capt Robert Stewart No 6 Co Glen Lioyd\u2014Capt William G Ward No 6 Co Reid's Mills\u2014Capt William Thompson No Co St Julie\u2014Capt J V N Goudreau ; paymaster Alexander D Campbell; adj Oswald Hunter; quarter master James McKnight 66th Grenville Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Prescott\u2014Lieut col Hamilton D Jessup: majors Barthuiomew W hite and Sh George Shepherd No 1 Co Proscott\u2014Capt William Arm- stron Nob Co Prescott\u2014Capt Daniel H Mooney No 8 Co Burritt\u2019s Rapids\u2014Capt Reuben O Campbell No 4 Co Millers Corners Oxford\u2014Capt John Johnston No 5 Co Aultsville\u2014Capt James Henry Bredin No 6 Co Ottawa snd Prescott Railway, North Augusta\u2014Capt Titus S Detlor No 7 Co Spencerville\u2014Capt Andrew Carmichael ; Jaymaster Edward Jussup; adj James M Welch; quarter master James Young; surgeon Willinm H Brouse, À M, MD; assistant surgeon Mills K Church, M D 67th Peterborough Battalion of Infantry, head quarters l\u2019eterborough\u2014Lieut co\u2019 Edwin Poole; majors John Kennedy and Edward Leigh No 1 Co Peterborough\u2014Capt H C Rogers No 3 Co l\u2019eterborough\u2014Cupt Jumes C Kennedy No 4 Co Ashburnham\u2014Capt James Z Rogers o 5 Co Peterborough\u2014Capt William John Green No 8 Co Norwood\u2014Caps Thos M Grover No 7 Co Hastings\u2014Capt John Blacklock; paymaster James W Dunnett; adj William KN Kennedy; quarter master F H Knapp; surgeon Robert Kincaid, MD; assistant surgeon Alexander Bell, M D 68th Compton Battalion of Infautry, head quarters Robinson\u2014Lieut col James H Cook; majors Colin Noble and A O Kellum No 1 Co Bury Robinson\u2014Capt Ed Lockott No 2 Cu Gould\u2014Capt J W Vaughan No 8 Co Winslow Stornaway\u2014Capt W McDonald Nob Co Lake Megantic\u2014Capt J D Ramage No 6 Co Compton\u2014Capt Charles D Rice No 7 Co Coaticook\u2014Capt Albert Shurtlifl\u2019 No B Co Stanstead\u2014Capt Jas K Gilman No 9 Co Winslow\u2014Capt D Mclves No 10 Co Eaton\u2014Capt H U Bailey; paymaster Lewis Melver; adj F M Pope; quarter master J ll Hobson; surgeon Abraham Hopkins, M D; assistant surgeon Eli Ives, M D ; 59th Stormont and Glengarry Battalion of Infantry, head (quarters \"Cornwall\u2014 Licut col D Bergin; majors D B McLennan and William S Wood No 1 Co Cornwall\u2014Capt Daniel McCourt No 2 Co Cornwall\u2014Capt Gregor Mattice No 8 Co Cornwall\u2014Capt G McLennan No 4 Co Lancaster\u2014Capt A B McLennan No 56 Co Williamstown\u2014Capt John Barrett No 6 Co Lunenburg\u2014Capt Oscar Fulton No 7 Co Dunvegun\u2014Capt Donnld Me- Diarmid; puymaster John Copeland; ad} Donald À Macdonald; quarter master John D amable; surgeon Angus Macdonald, M D; assistant surgeon Daniel D Sm:th, MD head quarters berlin, M I\u2019; major Charles 8 Rowe N Bockus; paymaster William M and Joseph N Ritchie; Anderson ; quarter mast r Patrick Havden; surgeon John BB Garvie, M D; assistant Pierre Giroux; Guimond ters Kentville\u2014Lieut 60th Missisquol Battalion of Infantry, unham\u2014Lieut col B Chum- No 1 Co Philipsburg\u2014Crpt Horatio N Sixby No 2 Co Clarenceville\u2014Capt Heury Jumicson No à Co Dunham\u2014Cupt James Robinson No 4 Co Wust Farnhaim\u2014Capt R Me- Corkill No 6 Co Stanbridgo aystic\u2014Capt Henry Pattison; adj GL Kemp; quarter master l\u2019eter Smith; surgeon Josiah S Brigham, M D; assistant surgeon John 13 Gibson, M D 61st Montmagny and L'Islet Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Moutmagny\u2014Licut col hon J O Beaubien, M LP; mujor F D Gaguier o 1 Co St Thomas\u2014Capt Philippe C Dupuis No 2 Co St l\u2019iérre Rivière de Sud\u2014Capt Philippe Landry No 3 Co Cap St Ignace\u2014Capt L J E Desjardins No 4 Co St Jeun l\u2019ort Joli\u2014Capt G E Michaud No 5 Co 1st L'Islet\u2014Capt J O Giasson ; quarter master Solime Gamaclie 62nd The St John Volunteer Battalion, N B, head quarters St John\u2014Licut col Charles R Ray ; majors James R Mueshane and John V Thurgar; capts William H Scovil, jun, Thomas Sullivan, Cyprian\u2019 BE Godard, Michuel II Muher, Calvin lowers, Robert Scott; paymaster Charles Campbell; adj Thomas McKenzie; quurier master Michael McDonough; surgeon § Z LKaile, M D; assistant surgeon Thomas J Otty Karle, M D 63rd Halifax Volunteer Battalion of Rifles, heud quarters Halifax\u2014 Lieut col William Chearnley: majors Andrew K MacKinlay and William H Pallister; capts William Barron, John D Cummins, George 1 iers, William 8 Symonds, James Maloney adj George R surgeon Thomas Walsh, M D 61h Battalion Voltigeurs de Beauharnois, head quarters Beauharnois\u2014Licut col Chay 8 Rodier, jun; major Paul À Rudier No 1 Co\u2014Capt Jean M I'rudhomme No 2 Co\u2014Cupt Luis À Seers No à Co\u2014Capt Louis Bisaillon No 4 Co\u2014Capt James De Lorimier No § Co\u2014Capt Lucius Poitras No 6 Co\u2014Capt us Langevin; paymaster quarter master Cyrille 65th Battalion Mount Royal Rifles, head quarters Montreal\u2014Lieut col Joseph Beau- dry; Michel 1 Deguise majors Napoleon Labranche and Nu 1 Co\u2014Cupt Alphonse T Chagnon No 2 Co\u2014 Capt Moize l'rudeau No 8 Co\u2014Capt Alphonse Cinqmars No 4 Co\u2014Capt Silirid Delisle No 5 Cu\u2014Cupt Arthur Renund No 6 cdo\u2014Capt Alphonse Denis; pay- muster Charles S Spenard; adj Benjamin dl\u2019arent; quarter master Jean B Emond; surgeon Emoud Mount, M D 66th Halifux Volunteer Battalion of In- fautry, head quarters Halilax\u2014Lieut col James J Bremner; majors Join Duffies and Henry Oldright; cupts Jumes 13 Morrow, Robert I Watt, Joun W Watt, lid H Reoves, John R Murray, Alfred Browne, George Guy; paymaster G McLean; adj Charles C McDonald; quarter master Wilijam I Neal; surgeon William I¥ Sluy- ter, M D; assistant surgeon Thomas Trona- man, M D 67th Battalion The Carleton Light Infantry, head quarters Woodstock\u2014Lieut col Charles R Upton; major Charles W Raymond No 1 Co Centroville\u2014Capt J FF Adams No 2 Co Richmoud\u2014Capt J G Hoyt No 8 Co Victorïn\u2014Capt Gordonjl£ Boycs No 4 Co Waterville\u2014Capt Chus Burpeo No 5 Co Brighton\u2014Caypt D M Vince No 6 Co Woodstuck\u2014Capt R B Ketchum; paymaster Juhu D Ketchum adj Richard B Ketchum; quarler master Hamilton Emery; surgeon Char es l\u2019itt Connell, M D 68th King\u2019s County Battalion, head quar- gL D V Chipman; majors Willam H BeRber aud Henry W Lydiard \u2019 Diigo Co Kontville\u2014Capt Brenton H No 2 Co Canard \u2014Capt Benjamin Smi No 8 Co Kentville\u2014Capt an Redden neg 4 Co Billtown\u2014Capt Bdward Stead.No 6 Co Billtown\u2014Cnpt Thomus No 8 Co Canning\u2014Cabt CE Tar Misloy No 7 Co Aylesford\u2014Cupt Ths R Harrig No 8 Co Aylesford\u2014Capt Jamos Palmer; aj Jol Is Starr; surgron enrie Shay à ; assistant surgcon Frederic : den g erick W Bor- 69th 1st Rogiment of Annapolis county head quarters Paradise\u2014Lieut col W Ë Starratt; majors De Lancy Harris and John Sanders 01 Co Wilmot\u2014Capts George A Cov Thomas N Chesley ! 8e Covert, No 2 Co Paradise\u2014Cnpt Lidward M More No 8 Co Granduille\u2014Cnpt David Wade ¢ No 4 Co Port Willism\u2014Capt John Charl.on No 5 Co Anuapolis Royal\u2014Capt Geors Wells P VAT apt George No 6 Co Puradise\u2014Capt Joshua I\u2019 Buckler; paymaster Ephraim Buckman; ad.Mnleolm C Bent; quarter master William H Bishop; surgeon Samuel Primrose, M D 70th Champiain Battalion of Iufuntry, head quarters Ste Genevieve de Batiscan\u2014 Licut col N I\u2019 Massicotte; majors Napoleon St Arnaud and Pinlippe Trudel No 1 Co Ste Genévitve\u2014Capt I N La.conrcière No 2 Co St Narcissee\u2014Capt Isidore Tre pannier No 3 Co Ste Geneviève\u2014Capt Tancrêde Trudel No 4 Co Ste Anne de la Perade\u2014Capt Yamphile I\u2019 V de Trembly Nob Co 8t Prosper\u2014Capt Jean Massicotte - No 6 Co 8t Tite\u2014Capt P Ollvier Trudel; paymaster Achille Beauchet; adj Come P Trudel; quarter master Alphonse Germain; surgeon Jacques Pelletier, M D 7Ist York Battalion of lnrantry, head quarters Fredericton, N B\u2014Licut col John Hewitson; majors John L Marsh and Wm S Mbrris .No 1 Co Fredericton\u2014Capt Robert Davies No 2Co St Mary\u2019s\u2014Capt Jeremiah Staples No 3 Co McKeeu\u2019s Corner\u2014Capt William Christy ae No 4 Co Stanley\u2014Capt Samuel L Wilkiu- son No 5 Co Fredericton\u2014Cupt Henry Beck- with No G Co Blissville\u2014Capt Thomas 1.Alexander; puymaster Joun W Smith; udj Adolphus G Beckwith; guurter master Thomas H Hogg; surgeon Thomas Gregory, M Di assistant surgeon Theodore C Brown, 72nd 2ud Annapolis Battalion of Infantry, head quarters Wilmot\u2014Lieut col K Deciv; majors Benjamin HM Parker and Shippy Spurr .No 1 Co Wilmot\u2014Lieut 1 C Phinney No 2 Co Annapolis\u2014Capt Ed 1 Phinney No3 Co Wilmot\u2014Lieut Henry M Phinney No 4 Co Middleton\u2014Capt Obadish M Taylor No 6 Co Farmington\u2014Capt Henry M Phinney .No 6 Co Nictaux\u2014Capt John M Morse; aymaster Henry B McGee; quarter master ilos Chipman; surgeon Jonathan Wood: bury, M D; assistant surgeon Sumuel Fullarton, M D ; 78rd Northumberland Battalion of me fantry, hesa quarters Chatham, Miramio 1 \u2014Lieut col Daniel Forguson; major Ada D Shirreff No1lCo Neweastle\u2014Capt Alox R Ramsay No 2 Co Chutham\u2014Capt A D Shivreff No 8 Co Bluck Brook\u2014Capt John Bluke No 4 Co Black River\u2014Capt Jeromi® Ullock mis- Nob Co Bay du Vin\u2014Capt John Wil re ton; prymaster Samuel MeCulley; tor Alexander 8 Templeton; quarler mis James Gray PROVISIONAL BATTALIONS OF INFANTRY.Provisional Battalion of Bonnes head quarters Ste Marie\u2014Major 114 J Duets ta No 1 Co 1st St Vital de Lambton\u2014{aP Labieequo adie No Co Aylmor\u2014Capt Damase Parudie v DIRECTORY ] No 3 Co St Frangois\u2014Capt Laurent Benito ond St Vital de Lambton\u2014Capt \u201cparles G Labrecque da 0 Ste Marie\u2014Capt M EJ Ducles- .surgeon Jules Taschereau, M Lrorisional Battalion of Dorchester, head arters St Ansclme\u2014Major Louis Fortier ol Co Ste Claire\u2014Cupt Louis Fortier No2 Co St Anselme\u2014Capt LN Larochelle No 3 Co St Isidore\u2014Capt Louis Genest No 4 Co Ste Justine de Langevin\u2014Capt is Mercier Lo stone Battalion of Kamouraska, head quarters IKamouraska\u2014Major Vinces- aché \u2026 hue Co Ste Anne La l\u2019ocatière\u2014Capt Ernest Ouellet .No 2 Co Kamowraska\u2014Capt Arthur ichaud .8 Co Rivière OQuelle\u2014Capt Romuald etu So 4 Co St Denis\u2014Capt À Fraser Provisional Battalion of T'emiscouata, head quarters Riviere du Loup eu Dbas\u2014 Hsjor Emile Hudon .No 1 Co Fraserville\u2014Capt Denis Hudon No 2 Co Trois Pistoles\u2014Capt Louis D Lagaré 08 Cn St Georges de Cacouna\u2014Capt Thomas C Kly \u2019 No 4 Co St Arsene\u2014Capt Alfred Le Bel No 5 Co Isle Verte\u2014Capt A Fraser Provisional Battalion of Rimouski, head quarters Rimouski\u2014Major lidward Martin No1 Co Rim'uski\u2014Capt Joseph A Martin No2 Co St Jérome de Matane\u2014Capt J G Larochelle No8 Co I\u2019 Anse au Sable\u2014Licut Charles Degagné Noi Co Ste Cecile du Bie\u2014Capt Napoléon Coté; surgeon J B Romuald Fiset, M D Provisional Battulion of Portneuf, head uariers Pointe aux Trembles\u2014Major Ld Planet No 1 Co Pointe aux Arthur Beaudry No 2 Co St Raymond\u2014Capt Thomas Gendron No 3 Co Deschambault\u2014Capt Etienne Fecteau No4 Co St Augustin\u2014Capt Z Brunet No 6 Co Ecureuils\u2014Capt Eugeuc Dus- tale; surgeon C A Lesage, M D Provisional Battalion of Quebec county, ead quarters 3t Ambrose No1 Co Charlesbourg\u2014Capt G E M Tas- chereau No 2 Co Ancienne Lorette\u2014Capt Victor dL Laurin No3 Co St Ambrose\u2014Capt Louis Genest No4 Co Ste Foye\u2014Capt À Routhier INDEPENDENT COMPANIES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.pamlorst Infantry Co\u2014Capt J Albert Arthabaskaville Inf; > - pe anak e Infantry Co\u2014Capt Au pnddeok Infantry Co\u2014Capt Norman Me- Barrie Lufantry Co\u2014Capt D'Arcy Boulton Boat rs Lufantry Co\u2014Capt Kennedy F mat) Verte Infantry Co\u2014Capt William T no Bear River Infantry Co\u2014Capt John Trembles\u2014Capt nd Bear Rive ; y Co\u2014C Wrurmbul ver Infantry Co\u2014Capt John A Kiuon' en haut lufantry Co\u2014Capt Geo Sverley Townships Infantry ¢ ~Capt Alen ap ufantry Co, Sheffield jm\" rooklufantry Be ; .Hyp burnots Infantry Co\u2014Capt Michael er Eo\u2014Capt John Brown, Lay cou Infantry Co\u2014Capt Arthur ae Marine Co\u2014Capt F D Man on Marive Co\u2014Capt Henry Josué Chisoutimi Infantry Co\u2014Capt J Maltais Whit Service Rite Co Ottawa\u2014Cupt Win C ry Port Infantry Co\u2014Capt Wallis wy\u201d Bay Lifantry Co\u2014Capt Arthur E MILITIA OF CANADA.Dalhousie Infantry Co\u2014Capt Alexander Iumilton Deer Island Infantry Co\u2014Capt Archibald Lloyd Drummondville Infantry Co\u2014Capt W Walls Elgin Infantry Co\u2014Capt John A M Col- pitts Fox River Infantry Co\u2014Capt A C Dupnis Gagetown Iuluniry Co\u2014Capt Charles Simpson Gaspé Infantry Co\u2014Capt John Slous Grand Falls Iufantry Co\u2014Capt Henri Bosré Grand Narrows Infantry Co\u2014Capt John S McNeil Hawkesbury Mills Infantry Co\u2014Capt A Urquhart Juliette Infantry Co\u2014Capt J J Sheppard Kingston Infantry Co\u2014Capt D P Wet more Leamington Infantry Co\u2014Capt John R Wilkinson Les Eboulemens Infantry Co\u2014Capt Ed N Slevin Lotbiuiére Infantry Co\u2014CaptJ O Filteau 1st Lunenburg Infantry Co\u2014Capt Robert McLennan olud Lunenburg Infantry Co\u2014Capt Thos ur, ard Lunenburg Infantry Co\u2014Capt James D Hall 4th Lunenburg Infantry Co, New Ross\u2014 Capt George H Windrow laccan and River Herbert Infantry Co\u2014 Capt M B Harrison Muhone Bay Infantry Co\u2014Capt John P Ham Murbleton Infantry Co\u2014Capt H G Wey- lan Martin's River Infantry Co\u2014Capt Jacob Langil Matapedica Co\u2014Capt Octave Martin Maria Co\u2014Capt F Solomon Cyr Middle River Infantry Co\u2014Capt Chs Me- Rue New Carlisle Marine Co\u2014Capt John R Hamilton Nicolet Infautry Co\u2014Capt Charles H Groux Onslow Infantry Co\u2014Capt George Payne Ortawa Rifle Co\u2014Capt Daniel Mowatt Parrsborough Infantry Co\u2014Capt Bent Fullerton Pembr.ke Infantry Co\u2014Capt William W Dickson Petit Sault Infantry Co\u2014Capt L Thériault 1st Picton Highland Co Mill Brook\u2014Capt George H Sutherland 2nd Picton Highland Co Mountain\u2014Capt William Sutherland 3rd Picton Highland Co, New Laing\u2014 Capt Angus McLeod Quaco Infantry Co, St Martin\u2019s\u2014Capt James Rourke Queenston Infantry Co\u2014Capt R Currie 2nd Rawdon Infantry Co\u2014Capt I\u2019 Quinn 1st Rawdon lofanfry Co\u2014Capt George Sharp River Philip Infantry Co\u2014Capt Ricard L Black Rivière du Loup en haut Infantry Co\u2014 Capt I X Lambert Sackville Infantry Co\u2014Capt Blair Bots- ford Sault Ste Marie Infantry Co\u2014Capt Joseph Wilson .Shemogue Infantry Co\u2014Capt William C Murray Shubenacadie Infantry Co\u2014Capt James E Cole .Sorel Infantry Co\u2014Capt L P P Cardin Sussex Infantry Co\u2014Capt Edwin Arnold St Benoit Infuntry Co\u2014Capt G L Du- mouchel St Edouard de Gentilly\u2014Capt Edward de Foy St Elizabeth Infantry Co\u2014Capt Auguste Guilbault St Eustacho Infantry Co\u2014Capt Alexander Vanniecr St Gabriel de Brandon\u2014Capt J B A Bouvier St Gertrude Infantry Co\u2014Capt Octave Mousctie St Gregoire Infantry Co\u2014Capt hon Hébert St Hyacinthe Infantry Co\u2014Capt Romuald St Jucques St Jean Baptiste Village Infantry Co\u2014 Capt Alexander Simpson St Jacques de I\u2019 Achigan\u2014Capt E Dugas St Jean d'Orlrans Joseph A Turcotte St Lazare Infintry to\u2014Capt François Morin St Léon Infuntry Co\u2014Capt Edouard Lésa, St cotte Ste Mélanie d'Ail'ebout Infantry Co\u2014 Capt Louis L Deziel St Norbert Infantry Co\u2014Cnpt Aug C Roy St Paul 8 Bay Infantry Co\u2014Capt Alfred Dufour St Pie Infantry ('o\u2014Capt J B Chagnon St Placide Infantry Co\u2014Capt Felix Routhier St Simon Infantry Co\u2014Capt Norbert Sylvestre St Sylvestre Infantry Co\u2014Capt William M H King St Stephen Infantry Co\u2014Capt H Hutton St Urbain Infantry Co\u2014Capt Onézime Gauthier St Valère de Bulstrode Infantry Co\u2014 Capt Genrge Dauth 1st Three Rivers Infantry Co\u2014Ensign Ô Z Hamel 2nd Three Rivers Infantry Co\u2014CaptJ F V Bureau Thurso Infantry Co\u2014Capt Ed Cameron 1st Truro Iutantry Co\u2014Capt Geurge À Layton 2nd Truro Infantry Co\u2014Capt Leander J Crowe Vaudreuil Infantry Co, McNaughton, M D Victoriaville Infantry Co\u2014Capt Charles Desjardins Waketield Infantry Co\u2014Capt Cyrus Ash- Infantry Co\u2014Capt e frartine Infantry Co\u2014Capt Louis Tur- Como\u2014Capt D or Windsor Infautry Co, Ont\u2014Capt Mark Richards Windsor Infantry Co, N 8, Lieut W H Blanchard Wolfestown Infantry Co\u2014Capt Johm Baron Wotton Infantry Co\u2014Capt J B Richard NAVAL BRIGADE.Halifax Naval Brigade\u2014Mujor commanding John T Wylde No 1 Co\u2014Capt Archibuld Mulvenan No 2 Co\u2014Capt Eben Moseley No 3 Co\u2014Capt David McPherson No 4 Co\u2014Capt Alexander Forest, jun GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY BRIGADE Lieut col commandant\u2014C J surgeon W E scott, M D 1st Brigade Garrison Artillery, Montreal -\u2014Licut col Joseph Hickson; majors Samuel H Wallis and Frederick C Stratton; capts Thomas L Wilson, John Taylor, Thomas Symington, William Wainwright ane Sigisd James Doran; 1st lieut William H Rosevear; paymaster Frs P Pominville; adj Edward It Prendergast; quarter master Thomas 1B Hawson; assistant surgeon Thomas George Roddick, M D 2nd Brigade Garrison Artillery, Toronto \u2014Lieat cul William J Spicer; majors James Stephenson and John Bell: capts H C Bourlier, Jokn A Carlaw and G F B Carruthers; George Marks, Edward Parkinson and Alexander McLean; paymaster Alfred R Gregory; adj Ed W Windeat: quarter master D McTaggart; surgeon John L Lizars, M RC S; assistant surgeon John Edward Kennedy, MD Engineer Co Montreal, attached to 1st Brigade\u2014Capt Ed P Hannaford 1st Battalion Rifles Montreal\u2014Lieut col H Bailey; majors H Bailey, jun., and Peter Clarke; capts William McWood, James Robb, James Clarke, H Tandy, George Knott, William Harder and George G Bryant; paymaster Alfred Brown; adj Thomas Atkinson; quarter master John Crosbie; surgeon W 13 Malloch, M D 2ud Battalion Rifles Montreal\u2014Lieut col Jolin Shedden; majors H Shackell and William MekKechnie; capts Frauk Young, William Young, William © Nunu, Josepu White, William R Bell.William Wall, Thomas Alcock, Charles P Wood and William Crowther; paymaster Samuel Waddell; adj James Stevenson; quarter master H ¥ K Ritchie; assistant surgeon Robert Thompson, M D 81d Battalion Rifles Brantford\u2014Licut ool PS Stevenson; majors Robert Larmour Brydges; 2368 MILITIA OF CANADA.[Domiuntuy and Michnel Stephenson; capts George Stephenson, Henry A Penfold, William C Campbell ilenry Nublall, John B Jones, Edward Hardman and W A Bayley, payer James Doran; adj James A Rus- sol; surgeon Reginal Henwood, M D; assistant surgeon John P Jackson, M D RECAPITULATION.MILITARY DISTRICT NO 1 1st Brigade Division REGIMENTAL DIVISION No Pssez\u2014 Windsor and Leamington Cos.2 Aent\u20142 Chatham, Blenheim, and East Tilbury Cos 24th Batt.Lo.4 Bothwell\u2014Bothwell Co 24th Batt.1 Lambton\u2014Sarnia Gar Batty\u2014O0il Springs Mooretown, Moore, Watford, Warwic Widder Cos 27th Batt.7 Middlesex W R\u2014Delaware Co 26th Batt, 1 Middlesex N '\u2014IKomokn, Strathroy, Lu- cn and Park Hill Co 26th Batt.4 Middlesex E R\u2014St John\u2019s Co 7th Batt and Harrietsville Co 26th Batt.2 Elgin IV R\u2014St Thomas troop,St Thomas, ona, (mounted Infantry)and Wallaco- town Cos 25th Batt.4 Lin E R\u2014Vienua and Aylmer Cos 26th Batt.a ae ar ape eee e eee 2 Oxford N R\u2014Embro, Lakeside, Princeton, Strathailan and Woodstock Cos PBnA Batt.\u2026.\u2026 2 riences \u2018Thamesford Co 26th Batt, Drumbo Co 33th Batt.T Oxford N là\u2014Inger soll, Norwich, and East Oxford Co 22nd Batt 3 City of London\u2014Lnndon Troo London field Buttery.7 Cos Tth Battalion.9 2nd Brigade Division, Huron N R\u2014Goderich Gar Bafty._ tioderich, Seaforth, Clinton, Baytield, Exeter.and Porter\u2019s Lill Cos 8ard Batt .7 Huron N R\u2014Dungannon acd Gorrie Co Bsrd Batt.110002 000 2er era e sans 2 Bruce § I\u20142 Kincardine and Walkerton Cos 32ud Batt .Bruce N [i\u2014Southampton, Paisley, and Arran Cos 32ud Bart 8 Perth S R\u20143 Stratford Cos, \"Blanchard, Fullarton and St Mary\u2019s Cos 28th But{ 5 Perth N R\u2014Listowell Co 28th Batt, .1 Waterivo N fi\u2014Cross 11ill and ITespeler Cos 20th Batt.Waterloo S R\u2014Ayr, \"Galt und New Hgn- burg Cos 20th Batt Wellington N R\u2014Arthur, Hollen, and Whittington Cos 30th Batt.Wellington C S\u2014Elora, Eramosa, Erin, Fergus Cos 80th Batt.Orangeville Co 34th Batt.Wellingion S R\u2014Guelph Gar Batty.Guelph Co 80th Batt.leo EW æ & MILITARY DIRTRICT NO 2 3rd Brigade Division Norfoll: N R\u20142 Simcoe Cos, Villanova and Waterford Cos 39th Batt, Norfolk S R\u2014Port Rowan and Walsiug- ham Co 39th Batt.4 Brant N R\u2014Paris Co 88th Batt.- Brant S R\u2014Burford Troop 8 Brantford and Cos 38th Batt Haldimand\u20142 Caledonia, .Cheapside, Hullsville, Mount Healy, Oneida, and York Cos 87th Batt .7 AMfonck\u2014Dunville Co 37th Batt.- Wellund\u2014Welland Canal Field Battery Clifton, Chippewa, Fort Erie, Ridgeway, Thorold and Welland Cos ddth Batt.ooociieniiiiinnn 8 Lincoln\u2014Grimsby and St Catherines Iroops.o.ooie vies ces St Catherine\u2019s Gar Batt.2 St Catherines, Beamsville and St Ann\u2019s Cos 19th Bath, .7 Niagara\u2014Queenston, Ni il Cos 19th Batt entworth N R\u2014Dundas and Water- down Cosl13 Batt.0s.Township of Beverley Co 3 Wentworth § R\u2014Binbrook Halton\u2014Acton, aot.Qakville, Nelson, Norval, Stewarttown, and Nassagiweya Cos 20th Batt .7 City of Hamilton\u2014Uamilton Field Batt 6 Cos 13 Batt 4th Brigade Division Peel\u20142 Brampton, Grahamsville, and Tullamore Cos 86th Batt .Cardwell\u2014 Albion, Alton, Mono Mills, and Sand Hill Cos 86th Batt.4 Grey N R\u20142 Owon Sound, Clarksbury, Leith and Monford Cos 8ist Batt.b Grey § H\u2014Durham, Flesherton Cos: Slot Batt Mount Forest Co 30th Batt.Algoma\u2014Suult 8t Marie Co.Algoma\u2014Suult St Marie Co.Simcoe N R\u2014Collingwood Gar Bait .Barrie Co (mounted inft.2 Barrie, Collingwood, orn and Onllia Cos 36th Batt 7 Simcoe S R\u2014Bondhead, Bradford, Cookstown and Rosemount Cos 35th Batt.coors 4 York bak Ridges Troop .Lloydtown, Keswick, King,.New Market and Sharon Cos 12th Batt .6 York W R\u2014.ee York E R\u2014>Markham Troop.Markham, Scarborough and Unionville Cos 12th Batt.4 Ontario N R\u2014Albert and Cannington Cos 34th Batt.2 Ontario § R\u20142 Oshawa, 2 Whitby and.Brooklin Cos 34th Batt.bth Brigade Division City of Treo} Toronto Troop.Wi II's \u2018Toronto Field Batt.Toronto Gar Batt.2nd Battery Queen\u2019 8 Own Rifles 9 Cos., 10th Batt Royals 10 Cos 10 22 MILITARY DISTRICT NO 3 61h Brigade Division Durham E -\u2014Port Hope Troop.Port Hope Gar Batt.2 Port Hope, Janetville,.Lifford and Mill Brook Cos 46th Batt .7 Durham W R\u2014Bowmanville, Cartwright Kendal, Newcastle and Orono Cos 45th Batt.5 Victoria S R\u2014 Lindsay and Omemeo Cos 1 Batt.Victoria N H\u2014 .Peterborough £ S\u2014 Ashburnha ings and Norwood Cos 67th Batt.3 Peterborough WW R\u20143 Peterborough and Springville Cus 46th Batt,.4 Cobourg Troo pi.Cobourg Gar Baty .2 Cobourg, Castleton, Coldeprin 8 and Grafton Cos 40th Batt.7 Brighton, \u2018Campbell ford, Colborne, and Warkworth Cos .40th Batt.4 Northumberland } wi Northumberland } XR Trh Brigade Division Hastings W R\u2014Trenton Gur Bat Sidney Co 49th Batt.2 Hastings EE R\u20146 Cos josh Batt at Belle- ville Belleville and\u2019 Melrose., Co 40th Batt Prince Edwar a Photo 2 Milford, Amelinsburg, Con- secon,Rednersvillo and Wellington Cos 16th Batt.\u2026.8 Lennoz\u2014Napanee Troop - Napance Gar y.Amherst Island, Bath, Eriest- fown and Napanee Cos 48th Addington\u2014Loughborough Troo 2 Tamworth and IHarrow- smith Cos 47th Batty.4 Frontenac\u2014DBarriefield, Elginburg, In- verar Milburn, Portsmouth, and Wolfe Island Cos 47th Butt.City of Kingston\u2014Kingston Troop, Kingston Field Batiy 6 Cos 14th Batt nt Kingston.8 MILITARY DISTRICT NO 4 8th Brigade Division, Leeds 8 R\u2014Gannanoque Gar Batty, Gannanoque Co 41st Batt | Tansdown Co 42nd Batt, | North Ridings Burritt\u2019s Rapids Co of Leeds and 06th Batt, Frankville, Grenville Merrickville Cos 41st Batt and Miller's Corners Co and 66th Batt, Brockville\u2014Brockville and Ottawa Railway Gar Ibatty.\u2026.0.102000 Brockville Rifle Co 41st Ratt, Broekville Int Co 42ud Batt, ¢ Grenville S R\u2014Ottawa and St Lawrence Railway Rifle Co 2 Prescott and Spo! er ville 56th Batt.4 Lanark S B\u2014 arleton Place Co 41st \u2018Batt Perth and Smith\u2019s Falls Co 42nd Bait.Lanark N R\u2014Pakenham Co 41st, Bat.Almonte Co 42nd B Batt.Renfrew S R\u2014 Renfrew N I\u2014Pembroke Co.Carleton\u2014Nepean Gar Baty .Bells Corners, Goulbourn, Huntley, Manotick, N Gower and Richmond (los 48rd Batt.Fitzroy Co 421d Batt.Dundas\u2014Troquois Gar Batty.Rusgsell\u2014Gloucester Gar Batty.Metcalfe Co 43rd Batt.Ba Russell and Vernon Cos dird att he Stor.mont-_À uitsville Co 56th Bat Lunenburg Co 59th Ba Cormwall\u20143 Comwall Cos 59th Batt.Prescott\u2014Hawkesbury Mills Co.East Hawkesbury, Henry's Corners, L\u2019Original, Plautagenet and Vankleek Hill Cos 18th Batt.Glengary\u2014Lancaster, Dunvegan \u201cand \u2018Williamstown Cos 59th Batt, 3 City of Ottawa\u2014Qttawa © Field Battery.Batt Gar Artillery.Otte Civil Service _ Rifle Co.ue Tj 54?19 Companies Grand Trunk Ruihovay Bri- gare 6 Batts Gar ArtyatTo- ronto, 2 of Rifles at Brockville, 1 at Kingston, 2 at Belleville, 1b} I\u2019 ort Hope, 3 at Brant- ford, 1 at Stratford, 1ab St Mary\u201d s and 2 at Su, nia.Total Ontario.: 355 MILITARY DISTRICT NO 5 1st Brigade Division Pontiae\u2014.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260\u2026.\u2026\u2026neree UT 2 Ottamwa\u2014Thurso and Wakefield Cos.Argenteuil\u2014St Androws Troop.3 Carrillon, Chatham, \u201cEos Gore, Lachute, Mille-Isle, St Andros, 9 and 2 West Gore Cos 11th Batt .Montreal West roops Cava : ! Montr onl Field Bate.Montreal Brigade Gar Arty 6 Butts.2 Engineers 1 Princo of Wales Rog 4 Cos | rd Victoria Rifles 6 Cos bth Roy y Light In 60% gth Hochelage Li ght \u2018a } Infy 4 Cos and Qnd Montreal Centre n ond Brigade Division thel- | Huntingdon\u20142 Huntingdon Cos A van, pe Wittgvilo, indiinbroo® ! Rockburn Cos 50th Batt.\u2026 1 and foci 5 Hemmingford, Franklin 1 and Havelock Cos blst Bat ë 1 Napierville\u2014St Remi Co let Ba ne Durham Co 50th Batt\u2026 Chatcanguay St_ John Chrysostom?3) 6lst Butt.oooo 1 3 st John\u2019s Cos 21st Batt .Lacolle and Roxham Cos lst Jhervitlr\u2014St George and St Sebastien Co 21st Butt.eee 1 Hissisquoi \u2014 Clareneeville, Dunham, Philipsburg and Stanbridge Cos 60th A nA vercorp, East Farnham, Knowl.ton, Mansouville and Sutton Cus 62nd Butt West Farnham Co 60th Batt.6 shefford\u20142 Waterloo and Granby Cos Bnd Batt.ooo sense 8 8-d Brigade Division Richmond \u2014 Brompton and Windsor, Danville, Melbourne and Richmond Cos Bâth Batt 202202 0e ane canne 4 Drammond\u2014DLurham South Co b4th Batt Drummondville Co.2 Stanstead\u2014Magog Co 631d Batt.Coaticooke and Stanstead Cos 68th Butt.\u2026.100000 20e 0 0e 8 Sherbrooke\u2014Sherbrooke Troop.A Sherbrooke Gar Batt.8 Sherbrooke Cos and Len- noxville Cog 63rd Batt .templon\u2014Cookshire Troop.6 Bury, Comp'on, Eaton, Gould Lake Meguntic and 2 Winslow Cos 58th 8 Babb.ane sacre 23 MILITARY DISTRICT NO 6 4th Brigade Division Montreal Eust ) and Chasseurs Canadien 6 1st Montreal > Cos ooo nes Centre Mount Royal Rifles 6 Cos 12 Vaudreuil\u2014Como Co.1 Soulanges\u2014 oo.\u2026.Bemuharnois \u2014 Voltigeurs 6 PR 1st Beauharnois Co\u2014.7 Si : Chateau guazy } Ste Martine Co.1 Laprairie\u2014 sea en se near 3 Treo Mountauns\u2014St Benoit, St Eustache and St l lucide Cos 0000000000 - Terrebonne\u2014.L.Le sas anse sa ee 1 Hochelaga\u2014St Jean Baptiste Village Co Vacques Cartier.0000000 a res Laval.0 oe \u2014 25 b/h Brigade Division 1 Assomption\u2014.Cae Montealin\u20142 Rawdon Cos and St Jac- ues de I'Achigan Co.Joliette\u2014Joliette, Ste Elizabeth and Ste 3 Mélanie d\u2019Aillebout Cos.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3 Berthier\u2014Berthier \u2018en haut\u201d and St Gabriel de Brandon Cos.2 Haskinon ge\u2014 Riviere du Loup\u201c en haut\u201d and St Leon Cos 200002200000 2 Thr.e ftivers\u20142 Three Rivers Cos.2 8t Mawrice\u2014 G/h Brigade Division Nicolet\u2014Beganeour, Nicolet, St Edouard de Gentilly, Ste Gertrude and St Gregoire Co.vurnrnnnnreeennnn.5 Arthab sk«\u2014Avihabaskaville, St Norbert, St Simon, St Valière de Bulstrodo and Victoriaville Cos.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.5 Wolfe\u2014Marbleton, Woltstowu and Wat- fon Cos.Yamaghe ETES 3 Bigol\u2014st Pic and 8t Simon Cos.2 elelic\u2014Sorel QU.Lea aa ss sense ane 1 5e Hyacinthe\u2014s act 3Co.2.Fouvtte (0 Pacte Co ; reheres\u2014, EE Chamaty\u2014 \u201d 17 MILITARY DISTRICT No 7 Lothins Tth Brigade Division Winiere\u2014Lotbinitro and St Sylvester OS eee 2 Mega.tic\u2014Gleutoyd, Inverness, Kin- qu 8 Mills, Roid\u2019s Mills and Ste Julie et a cernes 5 ane Aylmer, St François, Ste Marie 242 St Vital de Lumbton Cos Beauce lovisional Batt ter Provisional Batt.4 Levis\u2014Levis, New Liverpool.2 Point Levi and 5t Henri Cor 17th Batt.5 Bellecharse\u2014St Michel and St Raphael Cos 17th Batt St Lazare Co.8 Montmagny\u2014Cap dt Ignace, St Pierre.Rivière du Sud, and St Thomas Cos lst Batt.o.oo.iver eens 3 L'Islet\u2014L'Islet and St Jean Port Joli Cos 6lst Batt.0iinies 2 Kamouraska \u2014 Kamouragka, Riviere Quelle, Ste Anne Ja Pocatiére and St Dennis Cos Kamouraska Provisional Temiscruaia\u2014Fraserville, Isle Verte, St Arsène, Bt George de Cacouna and Trois l\u2019istoles Cos Temiscouata Provisional Batt.5 Rimouski\u2014L' Anse aux Sables, Rimouski St Anaclet, Ste Cecile du Bic and St Jérome de Matane Cos Rimouski Provisional Batt.5 Bonaventure,New Car- lisle and Carleton Bonaventure Marine Cos Metape- diac and Maria Inft O8LLL.212200 Lan00 0 5 Gaspé\u2014Fox River and Gaspé Cos.2 th Brigade Division Champlain\u2014St Anne de la Perade, 2 Ste Geneviève, St Narcisse, St Prosper and St'Fite Cos T0th Batt\u2026.- 6 Portneuf \u2014 Deschambault, Ecureuils, Pointe aux Trembles, St Augustin and St Raymond CosPortneuf Provisional Batt.FE dre Us das sa aa eee 00 5 1 Quebec Squadron 2 | Troops.Quebec East, Quebec Field Batt.| Provisional Brigade + Gar Arty 4 Batts .| 8th Batt « Stadacona Rifles\u201d 4 Cus.| 9th Batt ¢* Voltigeurs J de Quebec\u201d 7 Cos.18 Quebec Connty\u2014Ancienne Lorette, Charlesbourg, St Ambroise and Ste Foye Cos Quebec Provisional Batt.4 Montmoreney\u2014St Jean d\u2019Orleans Co.1 Charlevoir\u2014Les Eboulemens, St Paul\u2019s Bay and St Urbain Cos.Chicoutimi\u2014Chicoutimi Co.Centre and West 17 Cos Grand Trunk Railway Brigade 6 Batts Gar Arty, 1 ingineer Co and 7 Rifle Cos at Montreal, 1 at Sherbrooke, 1 at ~ l'oint Levi and 7 at Richmond o.oo .Total Quebee.257 MILITARY DISTRICT NO 8 1st Brigade Division Fictoria\u2014Petit Sault and Grand Falls LI ee eee Carleton\u2014W oodstock Gar Batty.Brighton, Centreville, Richmond, Victoria, Watervilleand Wuod- stock Cos 67th Batt.7 Charlotte\u20142 Gar Batts St George, Gar Batt St Andrews and St Stephens N B Brigade Gar Arty, Deer Island and St Stephens Cos 9 York\u20142 Frode Stanley, and St Mary's Cos 71st Batt.6 Sunbury\u2014Blissville Co Tlst Batt.1 2nd Brigade Division Queen\u2019s\u2014Gagetown Co.1 King's\u2014Assckeay, Apohaqui, Hampton, Johnston, Springtield and Upham Troops N B Kegt of Cavalry.Kingston and Sussex Cus, 2 8t John, Carleton and Portland Batts N B Brigade Gar Arty.1st and 2nd N B Engineer Co.St John Voluuteer Batt 6 St John Le RE Quuco Co.KR Albert\u2014Elgin CO.0.2e ee Restigouche\u2014Dalhousie Co \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1 153 DIRECTORY] MILITIA OF CANADA.2369 gt Jol's\u2014St John's Gar Botty.Dorchester\u2014St Anselme, Ste Claire, St Cloucester\u2014Bathurst Co.Iridoire and Ste Justine Cos Dorches- Northumberland\u2014Newcartle Field Batt.Chatham Batty Gar ; Black Brook, Black River,Buy du Vin, Chatham and Newcastle Cos 73rd Batt.Westmoreland \u2014 Shediac Troop N B Regtof Cavalry .0.Bay Verte, Sackville, and Shemogue Cos .4 Total New Brunswick.56 MILITARY DISTRICT NO © 1st Brigade Division City of Halifax\u2014Halifax Field Battery.Halifax Brigade Gar Arty 6 Batts.ooooul lL.Halifax Naval Bri 4 Con Naval Brigade 63rd Batt Halifax Rifles 6 Cus 66th Battalion Hali Inft7Cos.alifax 24 County of Halifax\u2014Purcell\u2019s Cove Gar Batt.c.1 Hunts\u2014Shubenacadie and Windsor Cos 2 Colchester\u20142 Truro and Onslow Cos.3 Cumberland \u2014 Amherst, Maccan and River Herbert, River Phiiipaud Parrs- borough Cos.0.4 Pictou\u2014Mill Brook, Mountain and New Laing Cos.0 3 Antigonish.Guysborough 2nd Brigade D vision King's\u2014G8th Batt 8 Cos.Annapolis\u201469th Bat 6 Cos, 72nd Batt 6 Cos, Clements Port Co Yarmouth\u2014 8 Luneuburg, Mahone Ba Martiu\u2019s River and New Ross Cos té 9 3rd Brigade Division ees ied esis.\u201cictoria\u2014Baddeck, Grand Narrows and Middle River Cos.» Ceres Richimond\u2014 .Cape Breton\u2014Cow Bay Co Outario.o.aa 3 Quebec.2 Nova Scotia RETIRED LIST RETAINING RANK LIEUTENANT COLONELS 1857\u2014Hon John Young, Montreal Light Infantry 1802+\u2014R A Clark, St Catharine\u2019s Rifle Co 1568\u2014J Oswald, St Andrews Cavalry 1844\u2014H H Whitney, Montreal Light Infantry; À W Ogilvie, Montreal Cavalry; James G Dickenson, Cornwall Cavalry: hon J Buchanan, 13th Battalion 1865\u2014A l\u2019onton, 15th Battalion Infantry; W McGiverin, 20th Battalion ! 185G6\u2014B Dovlin, 1st Prince of Wales Reg; H Hogan, Montreal Volunteer Artillery : D C Thomson, 9th Battalion; CJ Coursol, 4th Battalion 1867\u2014Hon John Hamilton, 18 Battalion: $ J Lyman.Montreal Brigade Garrison Artillery; A Bouker, commandant, Hamilton 1568\u2014J L Tétu, 4th Battalion 1569\u2014A R Stephen, 85th Battalion: John Sutherinud, 15th Battalion; J Paton, 14th Batta'ion; Ck Mil), 1st Battalion; John H Isaacson, 6th Battalion 1870\u2014\\iiliam H Hutton, 8rd Battalion: Edwyn Evans, Istor Prince of Wales Rifles 2370 MILITIA OF CANADA.| | [Dominion MAJORS, 1857\u2014Henry John Ruttan, Cobourg Rifle Co; G M Rykman, Hamilton Cavalry 1858&\u2014D S Kamsay, Montreal Cavalry; W Bartley, 1st Battalion; W H Jeffrey, Quebec Cavalry 1860\u2014G eorge Goodeve, Cobourg Rifle Co: Thomas Gray, 1st [Tamilton Rifle Co; Geo Patterson, 1st Ottawa Rifle Co 1861\u2014James Rivers, London Cavalry; Charles Corneil, Ist Quebec Rifle Co; Richard D Morgan, Montreal Garrison Artillery K 1862\u2014H J Meyer, R Casrels, Montreal Garrison Artillery; 1.A H Latour, lst Battalion ; JH Pope, M P,Cookshire Cavalry 1863\u2014J O Reilly, 14th Battalion Rifles 1f64\u2014H Kavanagh, 1st Battalion; L O Dufresne, 1st Battalion 1865\u2014J KE O'Reilly, 13th Battalion; W L Doutney, Montreal Light Infantry; Alexander T Fulton, 2ud_ Battalion; H B Bull, Hamilton Cavalry; E J Langevin, 9th Batt- lion; L N Duvernay, 4th Battalion; John Yorthington, 10th Battalion .1866\u20141{ Denison, l'oronto Field Battery ; Harry Abbott, 11th Battalion; Thomas Bates, St Catharine's Cavalry; Alonso Force, 21st Battalion; Alexander M Smith, 2nd Battalion; W I McMaster, Toronto Naval Co; John Burstall, 8th Battalion; L HMassue, Vureunes Infantry Co; Thomas Glendenning, 2nd Chatham Ynfantry Co; William H Barber, 7th Battalion: C A P Pelletier, 9th Battalion; James Patton, jun., 17th Battalion: ET Taylor, Montreal Light Infantry: W B Lambe, Montreal Light Infantry; R A Beckett, 16th Battalion; Henry Lyman, 5th Battalion; T De Mont- enach, DA A General; D L MacDougall, Royal Guides G G B Gd 1867\u2014A Blackwood, 50th Battalion: John Powell, 19th Battalion; H 8 MacDougall 1868\u2014James Tuttop, 17th Battalion; Charles J Anderson, CS R Regt 1869\u2014D F Jones, Gananoque Garrison Artillery; Frederick KE Dixon, 2nd Batta- lon; James Burgess, Quebec Squadron; Jame s Worthington, 10th Battalion; George Moberley, 85th Battalion; W R Harris, paymaster, 2nd Battalion 1870 - George Horne, 6th Battalion; G Seale, 43rd Battalion CAPTAINS, 1857-H Bulmer, Montreal Field Buttery: William Rodden, Montical Light Infantry; M Carman, Williamsburgh Rifle Co; G G .McKenzie, Willinmsburgh Rifle Co; G Bannerman, St Thomas Cavalry; W R Macdonald, 2nd Hamilton Rifle Co 1858\u2014Geurge Webster, Picton Rifle Co; W MH Glassco, Hamilton Field Battery; John J Kingsmill, Guelph Rifle Co; James 8S Meredith, Dundas Garrison Artillery; A G Bussières, 4th Quebec Rifles Co; James MeNee, 8rd Kingston Rifle Co 1859\u2014Joseph B Turgeon, 2nd Ottawa Rifle Co; M H Gault, Moutreal Garrison Artillery; John Lambert, 2nd Montreal Rifle Co; I Falardean, 4th Quebec Rifle Co 1860\u20141 J lemming, Montreal Light Infantry; Robert Farley, Ottawa Field Battery; | J Falardeau, 4th Quebee Ritle Co; 8 Millsap, 8rd Kingston Rile Co; T Wigle, Essex Cavalry; Thomas Scott, Owen Sound Cavalry; A C Hammond, 2ud London Rifle Co; WW Ogilvie, 1st Troop Montreal Cavalry; W Ramage, 1st Kingston Rifle Co 1861\u2014John Harris, Hamilton Fiold Battery: Thomas Samuel, 2nd Hamilton Rifle Co: G Languedoc, 2nd Troop Montreal Cavalry; John G Carroll, Woodstock Rillo Co; W G Ford, Kingston Garrison Artil- Jery; A McCalman, Montreal Light Infantry 1862\u2014I2 Meyer, Montreal Garrison Artillery; G Hunt, Sorel Rifle Co 1868&\u2014Jumies Kirker, Gananoque Rifle Co; John Drummoud, Sherbrooke Cavalr 1864\u2014W MckKny, Quebec Garrison A UT lery; George Shaw, Montreal Garrison Artillery 1866\u2014John W Seymour, Goderich Rifle Co; J W Hopkins, Montreal Light Infun- try; A Allen, Montreal Light Infantry; James Smith, 2nd Battalion; Thomas Ogilvy, 8rd Battalion; Thomas Binmore, 6th Battalion I Light Infantry ; W Murray, 2nd Battalion; Gilbert Scott, Montreal Garrison Artillery : James DD Crawford, 8rd Battalion; J $ Roebuck, Prescott Garrison Artillery 1866\u2014T H Buckley, London Garrison Battery; I\u2019 Patterson, 2nd Battalion; John 8S Henderson, 13th Battalion; A Bazinet, quarter master, 4th Battalion; William Nivin, 3rd Battalion; G Baxter, 20th Battalion; Philippe Vallière, Quebec Ficld Battery ; Robert Forsyth, 1st Engineer Co; J W Barrow, adj Garrison Artillery; John Garduer, 2nd Battalion; J C Thomson, 8th Battalion; Wiliimm Smith, 11th Battalion; C Moberly, 10th Battalion; I McGill des Rivières, St Johns Troop; Thomas Drum- mond, Kingston Field Battery; l£ C Barrow, Quebee Garrison Artillery; G Stoker, St Catharines Garrison Battery; Edward Burns, 1st Battalion; Robert N Law, 13th Battalion; John Brown, 13th Battalion; William Kew, 19th Battalioh; R W Shepherd, Como Rifle Co; Joseph C Auger, Terrebonne Rifle Co; James W Taylor, Montreal Light Infantry; James Minnes, 14{h Battalion; John llenderson, 22nd Battalion; W B Nelles, 19th Battalion; T R Buckbam, 36th Battalion; I> GG Routh, 13th Battalion ; J B Boustead, 2nd Battalion ; W Duck, Ottawa Garrison Artillery; W Howell, Drumbo Infantry Co: J F Pringle, Cornwall Infantry Co; I Olivier, 2nd Cornwall Rifle Co; Robert Wall, 6th Battalion; G Reinhardt, 6th Battalion 1867\u2014S Orr, Havelock Rifle Co; Thomas Graham, Grahamsville Infantry Co; G Hall, 50th Battalion; D Mari}, M D, St Eustache Rifle Co; William J McMaster, 35th Battalion; R Pridham, 11th Battalion; Henry Croft, 2nd Battalion; James Hig- inson, 18th Battalion; Don lFiaser, 16th attalion; Tlhomux McCabe, Hamilton Ficld Battery 1868\u2014Jolhn l\u2019orter, 6th Battalion; John Edwards, 2nd Battalion; LL 3 Dumblin, 8th Battalion; J Creasor, 81st Battalion; John H Routh, th Battalion; Alfred Jackson, 8th Battalion; George Tico, 40th Battalion; W G Musson, 10th Battalion; Jean Nadeau, 17th Battalion; James Is Osborne, 19th Battailon; T Rubidge, Morrisburg Garrison Battery; J T IR Stinson, 2nd Battalion; W B Lindsay, C8 R Regt; Frederick Brown, CS R Regt; H Wicksteed, C 8 2 Regt 1869\u2014John G Savage, 6th Battalion; A H Baird, 3éth Battalion; W M Jackson, 87th Battalion; J Woodward, 63rd Batta- Jion; M M Tait, 54th Battalion; W 8 Hays, 33rd Battalion; William Anderson, 16th Battalion; Charles A O'Malley, 26th Battalion; IM C Ridley, 15th Battalion; H J Browne, 10th Baftalion; J W Langmuir, 16th Battalion; J RR Taber, 12th Battalion; H Larveque, 2lst Battalion; James A Browne, Montreal Garrison Artillery; John Bulmer, 1st Battalion; F L& Ritchie, 18th.Battalion; James G Shaw, Quebec Garrison Artillery; 1870\u2014W l\u2019atterson, Toronto Ficld Battery; J S McLean, 63rd Battalion LIEUTENANTS.1857\u2014W I, Morris, Brockville Rifle Co; John Sutherland, 1st Kingston Rifle Co; Jesse Thompson, 1st Toronto Rifle Co; V T Brady, Montreal Light Infantry; O Doguise, 8th Montreal Rifle Co; Thomas Bain, Ist Hamilton Rifle Co 1868\u2014Itoe Buck, Cobourg Rifle Co; V Cronyn, London Field Battery; John R Kelly, Prescott Rifle Co; John B Gibbs, Hamilton Ficld Battery; W Mastorman, Montreal Field Battery; J D Thomas, Dundas Cavalry; D McDonald, London Highland Rifle Co 1859\u2014Colin C Ferrie, Mamilton Field Battery: Jumes Fraser, 1-t Ottawa Rifle Co; Edward Starnes, 2nd Troop Montreal Cavalry 1860\u2014F Beadle, Picton Rifle Cn; w 8 Copp, Hamilton Field Battery ; Wwe Ste.hens, Hamilton Tleld Battery; J Ti Pattison, 2nd Battalion; G ND Luvigueur 4th Quebce Rifle Co; W Almour, Montreal Field Batlery; F X Lanthior, 1st Battalion 1861\u2014Thomas F Bluckwood,lst Battalion: D Morgan, Quebee Garrison Artillery.Samuel Corncil, 1st Quebec Rifle Co; W Ridout, 1st York Troop ! 1862\u2014W 11 Boyd, Montreal Field Bat.tory; J W McGlashen, Montreal Gorrigon Artillery; John Ford, 2nd Prescott Rifle Co; B Drake, St Thomas Rifie Co; A Conlin, Sorel Rifle Co 1863\u2014J A Hamilton, Woodstock Rifle Co; H I\" Brown, Woodstock Rifle Co; A Van Ingen, Cobourg Cavalry ; RW Isaacson, Montreal Garrison Artillery; R MeGreeyy Quebec Garrison Arrillery; J 10 Smith, Dundas Garricon Artillery; R Fuller, St Androws Cavalry; John Rogers, Barrie Rifle Co; G Brown, lst Battalion 1864\u2014A Taylor, Toron\u2019o Naval Co; John Ogilvie, 1st Troop Montreal Cavalry; G Haodging, 2nd Battalion 1865\u2014W D Ward, Ottawa Fiold Battery: S H May, Ist Battalion 1866\u2014John Bauder, Montreal Garrison Battery; Robert Mitehell, 10th Royals; William Thompson, Whitby Rifle Co; Horace Horton, Goderich Garrison Bat tery; 8 G Green, Greenwood Infantry Co; Thomas O'Brien, London Field Battery; James S (rawford, 8th Battalion: A Workman, Ottawa Iield Battery; James Kier- nan.1st Battalion; James Fairie, Montreal Light Infantry; G Wilson, 1st Battalion; L A Brodeur, Varennes Infantry Co; Pat rick Matthews, 1st Battalion; Robert Archer, Quebee Squadron 1668\u2014\u2014Samucl J Boyd, Iroquois Garrison Artillery; GN Robertson, 18th Battalion; I\u2019 Ferguson, 33rd Battalion; Tucker David, 1st Battalion; John Hallowell, Sherbrooke Cavalry; \u20ac Prendergast, 8th Battalion; Il C Hay, C 8 R Regt; J C Stewart, C SR Regt; H R Smith, C § R Regt; BDrinsle King) C 8 RB Regt; John Walsh, CSR Regt! Charles Bosse, C 8 R Regt 1869\u2014D C Hannah, 7th Battalion; John Howe, 42nd Battalion; Johnson Clench, 19th Battalion; James I¥ Scriver, 51st Bat talion; Robert H Stobe, 12th Battalion 1870\u2014James White, 22ud Battalion CORNETS AND ENSIGNB.1857\u2014P D T Bourgeois, 2nd Ottawa Rifle © Co; W G Macdonald, 1st Toronto Rifle Co; R Esterbrook, Galt Rifle Co; G De Bla quiere, 4th Yorkville Cavalry 1858\u2014D Sullivan, 2nd Kingston Rifle Co; H Strathy, Hamilton Cavalry; James Heap, Port Hope Riflo Co; M Belanger, St Vine cent de Paul Rifle Co 1850\u2014Churlex Smith, Picton Rifle Co 1860\u2014D B Macpherson, lst Irince of Wales Regt, Montrenl 1861\u2014R G Starke, 1st Prince of Wales Regt, Montreal; W O Smith, 1st l\u2019rince of Wales Regt, Montreal; \u20ac Jordon, | shire Cavalry; J G Crebassa, Sorel Rifle Co 1868\u2014 IR Nimmo, Woodstock Rifle Co; A Boswell, Cobourg Cavalry; D Medartin St Andrews Cavalry; A G Lindsay, Is Prince of Wales Regt, Montreal 1864\u2014John A Creighton, Fergus vo 1856\u2014F X Brunelle, 17th Batinhon Louis Thomas Trumble, quarter master, gth Bat tulion 8 R Quebec 1867\u2014 William Deans, Oslistwa Infantiy Co: Adolphe Chauvin, lerrobonne litle Co.1868\u2014C Herbert O'Memn, C SR Re à Willium 13 Ross, C § R Regt; G B Me Sherwood, \u20ac S R Regt; Johu Ashworth CS RR Regt savalry: OS Strange, surgeon Kingston Cavalrs: W Wilson, M D, surgeun, C 5 R Regti ward C Mallochi, nest surgeon, C8 Ib 5d- tent Cook- ' Rifle Co Note\u2014 Extract rom tha * Dross legit © tion for tho Army: «Officers who have rotived from th their tia, nud who are permitted to puluin b on rank, may continno to wonr the uni 9 of the corps from which they vetir d c Mili- \u2019 "]