_6th Group of Reserve Divisions_ _II Corps_ (General von (General Ebener). Linsingen). Much reduced by fighting near Of Stettin. III and IV Cambrai, and exhausted in the Divisions, one north retreat. Consisting of 61st and one south of the Reserve Division (General Deprez) Grand Morin, between and 62nd Reserve Division (General Crécy-en-Brie and Ganeval). Engaged September 7 and Coulommiers, facing the 9. British. Withdrawn to the Ourcq on September 6. _1st Cavalry Corps_ (General Sordet. Succeeded at 9 a.m. on September 8 by General Bridoux). 1st, 3rd, and 5th Divisions: much fatigued in the retreat. Ordered from south of the Seine to Nanteuil-le-Haudouin, September 7. 2½ Battalions of Zouaves were sent on September 9 to the aid of the left wing. A brigade of Spahis, detrained on September 10, took _IV Corps_ (General von part in the pursuit to the Armin). Aisne. Three groups of garrison batteries were sent, on September Of Magdeburg. VII and 6, to support Lamaze, who had no VIII Divisions; south corps artillery. 4 divisions of of the Grand Morin from Territorials (83, 85, 89, and 92) Coulommiers to Chevru, of the Paris garrison did rear facing the British. duty, but were not engaged in the Withdrawn to the Ourcq on battle. Admiral Ronar’ch’s Brigade September 7. of Marines, afterwards famous at Dixmude, was not engaged, being insufficiently trained. BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (General Sir John FRENCH), (H.Q., Melun). _3rd Corps_ (General Pulteney). _III Corps_ (General von Lochow). Consisting of the 4th Division (Major-General Snow, 10th, 11th, Of Berlin. V and VI 12th Brigades, and 5th Cavalry Divisions, across the Brigade), and the 19th Brigade. highroad from Montmirail The 4th Division joined before to Provins, midway between the battle of Le Cateau. This these towns. formed the British left, south of Crécy-en-Brie. _2nd Corps_ (General Sir H. Smith-Dorrien).