Privates .lohn (.'ouklin, Frank Bieakley, John Henry Lent and .\brahani Lent ; Private John Terbnsh died at home from disease contracted in the army. Firet LieutJinant Richard Slontgomery Clilleo, died at home, on sick leave ; Private (^harles Conklin was killed at I'o River. Va., May 12, 186i.

Hawkins'' Zouaves, Kiiith New Yorlc VoluiiUers. Color-Sergeant William Patterson, killed at Antietam with the colors, September 17, 18G2. Died in hospital: Privates William Van Houtvu, Rosier Garrison, John Rennet, G. W. Wilco.x, from wounds.

Niiielei'iitli N'-io York Vvlunlefrs. Privates George Dyknmn, James Free and Jeffers .n Lent, died in the service.

Twaiti/Sfventh New York Volunteers. Privates Thomas Hawkins, killed in action ; Jeremiah Murden, murdered in Elmini, in trying to arrest a deserter, June, 1861; (ho was the fii-st soldier said to be killed from the town of Cortlandt) ; Private Charlea Gardner died in hospital.

Forty-fourth New York Volunteers {Ellstcorth Aiengcrs). Private Thonuis Wildey, Company A, killed at Hanover Court-House, Va.

Forty-citjhth New York Volunteers, Captain Lewis Lent, killed in action.

Fi/ty-Jirst New York Volunteers. Color-Sergeant George W. Fisher, killed with the colors at Petersburg, Va., Juiy 29, 1864 ; Private James D. Odell, killed at Roanoke Island.

Fifty-ninth New York Volunteers. Privates Edgar Sutton and Pierce Miller, killed at Antietam; John Fitch and Benjamin Gandcer, died at Andersonville; George Fowler, died at .\nnapolis, after being paroled.

Seventieth New York Volunteers. Joseph DaTenportandJamesCuinniings, died in hospital from wounds.

Ninety-Jirat New York Volunteers. William Stocker, died in hospital.

Ninely-llflh N'W York Volunteers. Lieutenant Edwin B, Lent, died at home from wounds.