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* It is not established with certainty that the Rifle Brigades have been broken up and the
batta ions attached to Divisions, although this arrangement was proposed. This item, therefore, may
be incorrect. The same remark applies to the Cossack regiment shown as Divisional Cavalry.
36th Infantry Division :—
(Head-Quarters, Akerman).
Lieutenant-General Verevkin (1838)
f 1st Infantry Brigade, 141st and 142nd Regiments.
I 2nd „ 143rd and 144th „
J Rifle Battalion.*
, 36th Field Artillery Brigade, Major-General Jordan, at
| Akerman.
(_Cossack Regiment.*
7th Cavalry Division :— fist Cavalry Brigade—7th Dragoons, 7th Lancers.
(At Odessa, and Gora Tchelegir). J 2nd „ 7th Hussars, 7th Don Cossacks.
Lieutenant-General Manzei (1839) .. j 13th and 14th Regular H. A. batteries, at Mali-Buvlik and
Chief of the Staff, Col. Baron Taube.. Gora-Tchelgir.
25th Mobile Artillery Park, attached to 15th Infantry Division, in course of formation at
Krementchuk, for Nicholaef.
26th Mobile Artillery Park attached to 36th Infantry Division, in course of formation at Krementchuk,
for Akerman.
First half of 7th Horse Artillery Park attached to 7th Cavalry Division, at Odessa.
Total.—26 battalions, 12 squadrons, 18 sotnias of Cossacks, and 108 guns.
10th Army-Corps (Head-Quarters, Simferopol).
Commander .. .. .. .. Adjutant-General Prince Woronzoff (1847).
.Chief of the Staff .. .. .. Major-General Baron Vreffsky (1852).
Commander of Artillery .. .. Major-General Dobryschin.
13th Infantry Division :—
(Head-Quarters, Sebastopol).
Lieutenant-General Richter (1848)
Chief of the Staff, Colonel Shavroff
''1st Infantry Brigade—49th and 50th Regiments.
2nd „ 51st „ 52nd „
Rifle Battalion.*
j 13th Field Artillery Brigade, Major-General Suhomlin, at
Sebastopol.
^Cossack Regiment.*
34th Infantry Division :—
(Head-Quarters, Kherson).
Major-General Baron Korf (1849) ..
Chief of the Staff, Colonel Karzanoff..
fist Infantry Brigade—133rd and 134th Regiments.
2nd „ 135th ,, 136th ,,
Rifle Battalion.*
j 34th Field Artillery Brigade, Major General Lischin, at
Kherson.
Cossack Regiment.*
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10th Cavalry Division :—
(At Eupatoria and Kalantschak.
Major-General Dedioulin (1838)
Chief of the Staff, Colonel Schultz ..
1st Cavalry Brigade—10th Dragoons, 10th Lancers.
2nd „ 10th Hussars. 10th Don Cossacks.
17th Regular and 3rd Cossack H. A. batteries.
27th Mobile Artillery Park, attached to 13th Infantry Division, in course of formation at
Krementchuk for Simferopol.
28th Mobile Artillery Park, attached to 34th Infantry Division, in course of formation at Kre
mentchuk, for Perekop.
Second half of 7th Horse Artillery Park, attached to 10th Cavalry Division at Perekop.
Total—26 battalions, 12 squadrons, 6 sotnias of Cossacks, and 108 guns.
As a general rule an Infantry Division consists of 4 regiments of 3
battalions (each of 5 companies).
With each Division there is a brigade of field artillery of 3—9-prs. and 3—
4-prs. batteries (each of 8 guns), an artillery park, and a field hospital.
The Division, with the artillery brigade and train, consists on the war
establishment of 16,000 men, 2,540 horses, and 48 guns.
A Cavalry Division consists of 3 regular regiments (each of 4 squadrons),
and 1 irregular (6 sotnias). Besides these, 7 of the Cavalry Divisions have
2 regular H. A. batteries, and the remainder 1 regular and 1 Don Cossack
battery.
Inclusive of the batteries, a Cavalry Division numbers 4,076 men, 3,139
horses, and 12 guns.
A corps of 2 Infantry and 1 Cavalry Divisions consists therefore of 36,000
men, 8,200 horses, and 108 guns.
Compare the following Table :—