" Vanderbilt ;" Thomas K. Tompkins, 5Gth N. Y.; Wm. G. Hull, 26th N. Y.; Thos. C. Mealing, U. S. S. "Augusta;" William Ward, U.5th N. Y.; Patrick Cullen, 17th N. Y.; James Wilson, 6th N. Y.; William Tuustall, 13th N. Y.; James S. Van Cortlandt, 155th N. Y.; George Nichols, Gth N. Y. H. A.; Charles Schoomaker, 20th N. Y.; Neheniiah Sperry,t "lOth N. Y.; James Young, Gth N. Y. H. A.; Patrick Cannon, 17th N. Y.; William Whiting, Gth N. Y. H. A.; William B. Jones, 4th U. S. Art.; John J. Griffin and Jeremiah McCue, Glh N. Y. H. A.; and Henry C. Hickerson, llth N. Y.

Tlie Commanders of the post have been as follows:

For 1879 and 1880, Gilbert Dearing; for 18^1, John J. Mahauy and Henry C. Hickerson ; for 1882 and 1883, Henry C. Symouds ; for 1884, Valentine Dieterich ; and for 1885, Chellis 1). Swaiue.

The officers for 1886 are, --

Commander, S. H. Smith ; Senior Vice-Commander, W. G. Hull ; Junior Vice-Coniniander, George Nichols; Surgeon. George "N'annetta ; Chaplain, J. Hoffman ; Oliicer of Day, T. Storms ; Officer of Guard, M. Smith ; Adjutant, J. Kling ; Quartermaster, G. Dt-aring ; Sergeant Major, Chellis D. Swain ; Quartermaster-Sergeant, W. Bell.

The members of the post, after charter members, are as follows :

Patrick Readdy.f 6th N. Y. H. A.; Nelson Baker, 1st U. S. C. T.; Michael Seitz,* 1st N. Y. Engineers; Abraham Tuttle, 6th N. Y. H. A.; George E. Van Wart.f* 5th N. Y. ; Thomas Swords, 1st N. Y. Engineers ; , James Hyland, 13th N. Y. 11. A.; John Connolly, 17th N. Y.; Abrani Jones, 1st N. Y. Cav.; Hemy ('. Symonds, 2d U. S. .\rt.; William W. Ryder, 17th N. Y.; Wm. Nolan, U.