NOTE. One ration per day, only, is allowed to all officers when attached to vessels for sea service, since the passage of the law of the 3d of March, 1835, regulating the pay of the navy. Teachers receive two rations per day, at 20 cents each. 8. VESSELS OF WAR OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.-July, 1844. [The names of officers marked thus * have the rank of Commanders; thus † Lieutenants; the rest are Captains. WINFIELD SCOTT, Major General, General-in-Chief- Head Quarters, Washington City. INSPECTORS GENERAL OF THE ARMY. Fourth Infantry. Col. J. H. Vose, *Col. G. M. Brooke, Sixth Infantry. *Col. Z. Taylor, Seventh Infantry. *Col. M. Arbuckle, Lieut. Col. W. Whistler, Eighth Infantry. *Col. W. J. Worth, Lieut. Colonel by brevet. 2. MILITIA FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES. Abstract of the United States Militia, from the Army Register for 1844. Fort Adams, Fort Wolcott, Fort Trumbull, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York Harbor, N. Y., do. Fort Snelling, Lt. Col. Wilson, Youngstown, Oswego, Sacket's Harbor, Newport, New London, Fort Independence, Massachusetts, Boston, do. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Carlisle Barracks, do. Carlisle, Hancock Barracks, Maine, Houlton, Fort Sullivan, do. Eastport, Fort Preble, do. Portland, Fort Constitution, N. Hampshire, Portsmouth, Fort McHenry, Maryland, Baltimore, Fort Severn, do. Annapolis, Fort Washington, do. Fort Monroe, Fort Johnston, N. Carolina, Fort Caswell, do. Fort Macon, do. Fort Moultrie, Castle Pinckney, Virginia, Charleston Lt. Col. Pierce, 1st artillery. Capt. Merchant, 2d artillery. Maj. John Erving, 2d artillery. Lt. Col. Payne, 4th artillery. Fort Washingt'n, Not garrisoned. do. Beaufort, Harbor, S. C. Charleston, Savannah, Capt. W. Wall, 3d artillery. Armistead, |