Pinckney, first lieutenant, 131st X. Y.; Oswald Bergen, U. S. S. "Santee ; Joseph H. Glazier, 84th N. Y.; William Sconsbough, U. S. S. " Wissahickou ; " Henry Buhre t ^Sth N. Y.; Theodore Bishop, r. S. S. " San Jacinto ; " Eugene Heed, 32d " Maine ; " S. T. Graham, r. S. X.; William K. Miller, oth X. Y.; George W. Banta, 17t;th X. Y.; and Jerome Bell, 1st X. Y. Cav.

Since organization the following have been mustered into the post :

Richard Sherwood, 135th N. Y.; E. H. Gurney, 8th N. Y'. Cav.; John S. Serord, (ith N. Y. H. .\rt.; Williaui McGloiu, U. S. S. "Vincennes;" Michael Egaii, 45th X. Y.; John JlcXaniara, 1st X. Y. 51. Rifies ; Robert Brown, Ellsworth Zouaves; Thom;is JlcCarty, 1st X. Y. Cav.

The Commanders of the post to date arc as follows :

Jerome Bell, 1883 ; George E. Pinckney, 1884; Jerome Bell, 1885.

During the past year this Post has moved its head- (juarters to New York City.

Charles Lairrence Post, No. 378. -- This post was organized on the 29th of May, 1883, and mustered into service by Comrade Frederick Whittaker, of Farnsworth Post No. 170, of Mount Vernon, in time for Decoration Day.

The charter members were :

liicbanl Enoch, Charles De Mott, J. J. Martin, Matthew Dougbtss, Whitman Sackett, .lohn E. Weed, W. II. Mosier, J. A. Louden. George Bulkley, Henry Diet/., Nicholas Fo.\, Daniel Booth, Thomas IVIcGoverD.

The officers of the post to date are a.s follows: