The regiment now was composed of the horse artillery, consisting of seven troops, including the rocket-troop; three European battalions of seven companies each, twelve regular and six irregular companies of golundaz, forty-five lascar and twenty-six driver companies. The new organization directed it to consist of seven troops of horse artillery, three European battalions, of eight companies each, one native battalion of fifteen companies, with a company of lascars attached to each company, European or native (39), and seventeen bullock and two horse field-batteries, each of eight pieces, with a driver company to each. The officers were allotted to the different portions of the regiment in the following proportion:— ──────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬─────────────────┬─────── Horse Artillery. │3 European Battalions.│Native Battalion.│Total. ──────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼─────────────────┼─────── 1 Colonel │ 3│ ...│ 4 2 Lieutenant-Colonels│ 6│ ...│ 8 2 Majors │ 6│ 1│ 9 7 Captains │ 24│ 13│ 44 28 1st Lieutenants │ 48│ 4│ 80 — 2nd Lieutenants │ 48│ 4│ 2 ──────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴─────────────────┴─────── The rank of 2nd captain was abolished, and that of 2nd lieutenant substituted for lieutenant-fireworker; serangs of gun-lascars were made jemadars; serang-major, soobahdar; 1st and 2nd tindals, havildars and naiks; gunners were styled bombardiers, and matrosses, gunners.