REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR

 We consider it unnecessary to burthen our columns with this report in e1tenso, and we shall therefore content ourselves with a sy- nopsis, embracing its leading features.-ssThe regular army consists of 7l6 commissioned officers, 17 military storekeepers, and 7,590 enlisted men, (non-commissioned officers, artifcers, musicians and privates, of dragoons, artillery, infantry, and rifemen, 40 sergeants, and 250 enlisted men, of ordnance, making an aggregate of 8,613"-organized as follows ::

 General and Staff Of1icers.-One Major General, two Brigadier Generals; one Adju- tant General; two Inspectors General, one Quarter-master General; two Deputy Quarter masters General; four Quartermasters and twenty-eight Assistant Quartermasters; one Commissary General, one Assistant Commis- sary General, and six Commissaries of Sub sistence.

 Medical Department.-On Surgeon Gen. eral, twenty Surgeons and fifty Assistant Surgeons.

 Pay Department.-One Paymaster General and fifteen Paymasters.

 Corps of Engineers Colonel, two Lieutenant Colonels, four Majors, twelve Captains, twelve First Lieutenants, and fifteen Secend Lieutenants

 Corps of Typographical Engineers-One Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel, four Majors, ten Captains, ten First Lieutenants, and twelve Second Lieutenants.

 Ordnance Corps.-One Colonel, one Lieu tenant Colonel, four Majors, ten Captains, six First Lieutenants, and eleven Second Lieu tenants.

 One Regiment of Dragons, containing ten companies of fifteen privates each: Four Regiments of Artillery, each containing ten companies of forty two privates each: Four Regiments of Infantry, each containing ten