LIST OF U. s. OFFICERS OF THE AR-

 MY OF OCCUPATION.
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two miles below MatamOros. The entrench. nett to erect it required twenty hundred men for thirty days. It is made of sand and covered over with twigs woven together like basket-work, surrounded by very wide and t,eep ditch. The walls of the magazine, in the interior of the fort6cation, are formed of pork barrels filled with sand, seven tier thick, four tier high, covered over with timber, on which sand is piled ten or twelve feet. Twelve heavy 1 pieces of orc. nance are so pIacOd as to command the town ofM,etamoras. Five hundred men could defend the fo-tifcation against it at pres- ent.

 Maj, Monroe, of the 4th Artillery, commands Point Isabel Quarter Master General Maj. Thomas, and Asst Quarter Master Mai g. Nc Rae, with 300 men, are at Point Isabel. By the death ofCol. Cross, Maj. Thomas is the se- nior Quarter Master of the Army of Qccupa- tion. It is supposed he will take Col. Cross place.

 U. s. Army in Teras. General Stafr-Brigader Gen. C. Taylor- commanding; Capt W w S Bliss, Asst Adiu- tant General; 1st Lieut. Eaton, Sd infantry, aid-de-camp; Lieut. Col M M Payne, 4th artil- lery, Inspector General ''Army of occupation ;' Col T Cross. Asst 0 M Gen (killedj; Major Thomas. Quarter Master, (Point Isabel); Ma jor Mckee, do do do; Assistant Quarter Mas- ters, Capt H Crossman, Capt E Sibley, Capt E A Ogden, Capt w S Ketchum; Com missary of Subsistence, Capt Waggaman; | Surgeon H Craig, Medical Director Surgeon N Jarvis; Assistant do. M Byrne, TSt. Jo- seph's] Assistant do, J Conrad Paymasters. St Clair Denny, Lloyd Beall, Roger s Dix. Engineers-Capt Mansfield, Capt John Sanders, lst Lieut. M Searritt. | Typographical Engineers-Capt T Grain. 1st Lieut. E Blake, 2d Lieut. George Meade. Ordnance Department.-Cap D Ramsey, 2d Lieut. Kingsbury. ] Light Artillery.-Major John Frying. 2d ar. tillery; Asst Surgeon J Wells, General Staff; 2d Lieut. S Fahnestock, 4th artillery, Act'g Adj't.

 Breyet Majors-John Munroe, 4th Artillery; Ringgold, 3d Artillery.

 First Lieutenants-James Duncan, 2d Artil- lery; Braxion Bragg, 3d do; F Roland, 2d do; Rdgely, 3d do; w H Shower, 4th do; E. Bradford, 4th do; J c Pemberton, 4th do: 1 J H Thomas, 3d do

 Second Lieutenants-Wm Hays, 2d Artillery: F Reynolds. Sd do; J J Peck, 2d do; S l. Fremont. Sd do; M Lowell, 4th do; J P John- ston, 4th do; $ G French, 3d do. l Second Regiment of Dragoons~.Colonel D r. Twigg. commanding; Assistant Surgeon, | c McPhal', general staff; First Lieut. H II Sibley 1 Adjutant.

 Captans-croghan Ker; c A May; sB Thornton, w Hardee, (prisoner) | First Lieutenants-W H Saunders F Ham. llton; A Lowry, o F Winship, A c and A 0 ] M.

 Second Lieutenants-RP P Campbell; George Stevens; H Anderson w Steele; Lewis Neill; G T Mason, - Kane; D B Sack l ett.

 First Brigade-Bfigadler General w J Worth commanding. (resigned:) First Lieutenant Lar kin Smith, etl, infantry, A D c; Surgeon + s Hawkins General Staff; Surgeon B Wright. do do; Assistant Surgeon Leon, do do l Battalion ot Artillery-Rrevet Lieutenant | Colonel Thomas Childs, commanding; Second Lieut. Garnett 4lh artillery, acting Adu- | tant.

 Brevet Majors--t Dimick, 1st artillery; " w Morris, 4th artillery. Captains-Gies Porter, lst artillery S Mac. kenzie, 2d do; Martin Burt Sd do; | F Smith, 2d do; J Scott. 4th do: R . Snead 4th ao.

 First Lientenants--M Know,tcn, 1st aE;il!e- ry; E Deas. 4th do, (prisoner;) K A Luther. 2d do; G Taylor. Brevei Captain 3d arliIlcry: A Elsey, 2d do, w H Churchill. 3d do; ] JB Magruder,. lst do; J S Hathaway, do; c B Daniels. 2d do; w H Fowler, 1st do: W Gil. man, 3d do; P McCown. 4th do. | Second Lieutenanfs-L Chase. 2d Artillery: A Lansing, do, A Gibson. do, WSSmith, lst do: $ Dawson, list do, F Irons, lst do: Il M Whiting 4th do; Williams, Ist do; :; H Clarke, 2d do; SGill, 4th do; F Parry, 4th do; W Ayrrs, 3d do; Benjamin. 4th do: c L Kilburn, Sd do; A Doubleday, Sd do: J l Reynolds, 4th do; T Curd, 1st do; L B Weld l 1st do.

 Eighth Regiment of 1nfantry-Breyet Lieu- tenart Colonel W Belknap. commanding: 2d Lieutenant J D Clark. acting Adjutant.

 R B Screven. H Met cCavett, V Bomford.

 First Lieutenants-J D Reeve, J Lincoln. Selden, Gates, A L Sheppard, A T Lee.

 Second Lieutenants-RP P Macklay, Boards ley. C D Jordan, T L Chadhourne, E B Hal loway. c D Merchant, T J Montgomery, J G Burbank. c Morris. J Booker. Longstreet Il M Judah, George Wainwright, J S S She'll ing.

 Second Brigade-Leutenant Colonel J 6 Nc. lntosh, 9th Infantry, commanding; 1st Lieut. enant L Stephenson, 5th Infantry: Brigade Major Surgeon c Wood. General Staff: As. s'stant Surgeons, w Russell and HC Critten- den, do do. " Fifth Regiment of Infantry-Maior T Stan. ford commanding; 1st Lieut. G Deas, Adiu. tant.

 Captains-Martin Scott, M E Merrell. A Drane, E Smith, A S Hool, c c Sibley, L Thompson, w Chapman.

 First Lieutenants-B Marcy, A c S and A Q M: H Whipple; N B Russell; D Ruggles. c S., 5th Infantry; w Root, A Whitali

 Second Lleutenants-SH H Fowler; Norvell: Il Whiting; M. Rosencrants; T G Pitcher: R ! Brooke; J Robinson; P Lugenbeel; P Smith; W L Crit,enden.

 Seventh Regiment of Tnfantry--Maior J Brown, commardng; Second Lieutenant F N Page Adjutant

 l Captaias--E [ Hawkins; D Miles; J G Rains. Brevet Major; T H Holmes; D P Whi- tng; F Lee; W Seavell, Brevet Major; w Moore; l. H Ross; c Catlin.

 First Lieutenants-F Briton; N Hopson; ! R Scott; A Montgomery, A c S; c Hanson; c H Humber.

 Second Lieutenants-LG Gnatt; E Van Doren: H Potter; Cruzet; J M Henry; B Hay. man; F Gardner " K Van Bokkelen. E R Strong; H B Clitz; W H Wood.

 Third Brigade-Col w. Whistler, Fourth Tn. 1 fanfrV comman andinU. Corond ~ <~