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358 Deduct Infantry Brigade stationed at Winchester,2,500  Deduct Regiment and Battery at Front Royal,1,000  Deduct Cavalry unfit for service,3,000--6,500 Total, 46,858 Note.--Instead of fourteen thousand five hundred men, Banks had only about eight thousand, from his report to me after the battle of Cedar Mountain. (See correspondence on the subject with Gen. Banks.) I certify that this is a true copy of the consolidated morning report of the army of Virginia, dated July thirty-first, 1862, commanded by Major-Gen. Pope. United States military telegraph, War Department, Washington, D. C., June 30, 1862. Middletown, June 30--1.10 P. M. Time received: 1.45 P. M. [Extract.] Major-General John Pope: . . . The troops forming First corps are not in good condition. They are weakened and poorly provided. The organization is not complete, and the whole cavalry force consists of not more than eight hundred (800) effective men and horses. They are scarcely sufficient fo
358 Deduct Infantry Brigade stationed at Winchester,2,500  Deduct Regiment and Battery at Front Royal,1,000  Deduct Cavalry unfit for service,3,000--6,500 Total, 46,858 Note.--Instead of fourteen thousand five hundred men, Banks had only about eight thousand, from his report to me after the battle of Cedar Mountain. (See correspondence on the subject with Gen. Banks.) I certify that this is a true copy of the consolidated morning report of the army of Virginia, dated July thirty-first, 1862, commanded by Major-Gen. Pope. United States military telegraph, War Department, Washington, D. C., June 30, 1862. Middletown, June 30--1.10 P. M. Time received: 1.45 P. M. [Extract.] Major-General John Pope: . . . The troops forming First corps are not in good condition. They are weakened and poorly provided. The organization is not complete, and the whole cavalry force consists of not more than eight hundred (800) effective men and horses. They are scarcely sufficient fo