FROM INFORMATION SUPPLIED TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT BY MR. DE PIEES, ONE OF THE PRINCIPLE HAITIEN MERCHANTS IN THAT PORT, 1865. One Battalion of the 30th Regiment of Infantry, consisting of about 110 men The Second Regiment of Infantry 200 men Two Battalions 4th Regiment of Artillery 200 men Two Infantry Battalions of the Cape National Guard One Battalion of Artillery of the Cape National Guard One Scout Company of Cavalry of the Cape National Guard Total for these Cape National Guard units about 400 men Volunteers of all classes 200 men Two Battalions of Infantry, National Guard of L'Acul 150 men Parts of different Regiments of the Interior, retained at the Cape 200 men Sailors of the Port 35 men Dominican Volunteers 40 men TOTAL 1,535 men The attacking Army of President Geffrard contained about 5,000 men. Back to Table of Contents: Booklet No. 6, Haiti 1793-1916 Back to El Dorado List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1998 by The South and Central Military Historians Society This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com