Commander Edgerton w as wounded at Mine Run, Va., on the 20th of July, 1864, a piece of shell taking effect in liis right breast and rendering amputation of the right arm necessarj'. Since the war he has become a clergyman, and is respected wherever he is known.

Senior Vice-Commander: Hiram Osboril, first lieutenant of the 75th N. Y. ; promoted from the ranks, with three yeai-s' service.

Junior Vice-Commander : William W. Ryder, ex-private of the 17th N. Y., with two years' service.

Officer of the Day : Sumner Smith, ex sergeant, 49th N. Y., three years.

Surgeon : George W. Bell, 2d N. Y. Cav., three years.

t Wounded iu action.

* Dead since muster.

t Wounded.

* Dead since muster.

THE CIVIL WAR, 1860-65.

Quartermaster: Nchciuiali Sperry, 1st Sergeant, 49th N. Y., throe years.

Clia|ilaiii : llciirv AUiiii, ITtli ('oiiii., two and oue-half years.

A<li>ilaiit|: .lames jMiCoruiii k, ;ilth N. Y. aud 'Jil N. V. Cav., lour yeare ami a hall' in serviie ; wuiindeil in thigh and hip by Knfield bullet, at Cedar Creek, iu cavalry engagenicut, November 12, 1804.

tlllieer of the liuard : liarrett Teu Ilagen, corporal, 5Gth N. Y., with four and a half yeare' service.

yuarlerniaster-Scrgeant : A. J. Kowicki, 15(itl> N. Y., two and a half yeai*s' service.

Sergeant-Mnjor : .loliu L. Knapp, second lieuttmint, ISth N. Y. S. 51., with one and a half years' service.

The nieinbcrs are as tullows :

Joseph B. Eaton, lieuteuaut, Ttli Conn., three years ; .\brani .loncs, captain, 1st N. Y. t'av., three and a ijuarter years : Abraham 11. Miller, 6th N. Y. II. A., eighteen months; John J. Gritlin, sergeiiut, Otli N. Y. H. A; two and a half years ; William II. Clark, 51st \. Y'., discharged after eighle<'n months tor wound received at Second Bull Kun in lJ<ti*J ; Jeremiah JlcCue, (;th N.