The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-01
Msjor.General Sanford and ofRcers of the New
YO.k Stats Mihia.

4" K. Burns, Wilkes
Deaasld. ' Bailey,
d. Ownsend lands,
" EA.HtcbcOck 4" Livingston
Lieu ena mt. General Grant and stan
Officers Of the army.
Vic6-AdmifaI d. G Farragut and STAFF.
oncefs Of Of tS the Nest Point Military Academy as
tOlOws;-
Dennis H. Mahan, LII d Professor OF Military
Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel George H. Mendeu
Major Engineers Assistant Professor of Military
Brevet Major Francis U Faruuhar, Captain of
En- lneeTs First Lieutenant William A. Jones, Eng
neers acting Assistant Professors OF Military aud
William ii G Bartlett. LII. D, Professor OF Ma.
tural and Experimental Philosophy.
Cap am Joseph q. Clark Jr., United States Army
Assistant Professor of Natural and Experimental
Philosophy.
Captain Josiah II kellogg, United States Army
Acting Assistant Professor of Natural and Expert
Albert r.. church, LII D, Professor OF Mathe-
Captain Herbert A. Rascal, 9th Artillery, Assist
an Professor OF Mathematics
Car tam IA. ID. & Joseph B Campbell First
Lieutenant 4th Artillery; Captain lOhn l. Rodgers,
I'd Artillery; Brevet Major Samuel N. Benjamin %
Artill, ~ Cadet Alexander NJ. Miller Cadet George
M " heeier, Caoet James Mercer Acting Assistant
Professors o. Mathematics.
Robert W. w er, A., Professor Drawing:
Cap ain John s. Poland, I'd Infantry, Assistant
First Lieutenant Joseph P Farley, Ordnance, Act.
ing Assistant Professor OF DRAWING.
Hyacnth b. Ague Professor of the French Lam
Captain Francis A. Davies, 10th Infantry, Assist.
ant PI Iotes, or OF the Fr, nch Language.
First Lieutenant Ma bone I. Watson, 9th Artil-
lery; Cadet Henry Ledyard. Cadet James
O't1ara, Acting Assistant Professors OF the French
Rev John W. French, d. D, Chaplain and Pro-
fessOr of Geography, History and Ethics.
Captain francs L. Geunther, 9th Artillery. AS
sistant Professor OF Geography History and ethics
tent 1uy McCrae, lst Artil cry, Acting Assistanl
Professor of Geography, History and Ethics.
Henri l., KendrIck A. M, Professor Of Chemis-
try, Mnelalogy and Geology,
Captain Lorenzo Lorain, Sd Artillery, Assistant
Professor Of Chemistry, MinerologY, and Geology.
First Lieuten Frank b. Hamilton, Sd Artillery,
Acting ssslant Professor of Chemistry, hlnero ogY
and Geology.
Patrice dc Janin, Professor of the Spanish Ian.
Captain Edward G. Bush 10th Infantry, Assistant
Professor of the spanish Language
FIRST Lieutenant Henry B. Noble. 8th Infantry,
Assistant Instructor OF Infantry actics.
First Lieutenan John Egan, 1st Artillery, Assist
ant Instructor OF Infantry Tactics
First Lieutenant James M Lancaster, Sd Artil
lery, Assistant Instructor OF Infantry and Cavalry
Tactics.
Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel George II. Tendell,
Major OF Engineers Instructor of Practical Military
Breyet Major Francis u Faruuhar Captain o
ENGINEERS, Assistant instructor OF Practical Mill
tarv Engineering. ..
Captain GeorgeT Balch. Ordnance, Instructor Of
Ordnance and Gunnery.
Antoni Lorentz Sword Master
MILITARY STAFF.
Captain Edward c. Boynton, Adjutant and Quar-
termaster.
Surgeon, John Head, NJ. ID.
Assistant Surgeon, Il. j. Marsh, NJ ID.
Brevet Major Francis U. Farquhar, captain OF En-
gineeIs Treasurer
Governor Ward and suite, ofNew Jersey, the Com
mttees OF the Senate and House OF Representatives
populations from various Metropolitan civic ano
scientific bodies.
THE EQUESTRIAN PAINTING OF DECEASED.
The ce ebrated equestrian painting of General
Scott was executed at West Point, IN structure
erected for the purpose. The work was done IL
1S59-60, by MIR. iroye whose illustrations of Lieu
tenant Lynch's Dead Sea Expedition (which he ac
companled the artist well known both in this
country and in Europe. The Legislature OF Vr
glnla, by q unanimous vote, appoin.ed committee
to lrooure a painting, without regard to expense
of one who was at that time Virginlas tavorite son
Der of candidates as the artist. de devoted nearly
two Yeas to the task, receiving all the slttings ht
required from the General, who manifested the
greatest interest in the Undertaking. The Gene
raj selected the occasion, the attitude, the horse
and all the compOnents of the piece. He is repre-
sented seated IN bis customary erect atti ude, In
full uniform holding his chapeau in his hand, sur
tepec looming in me distance, link his Imperish
able memory WI their names. The picture Is ito
size and covers space of about siXt en- feet SQUARE
The portrait OF the General ls faithful and striking
and, in all respects the work considered 10y
artists as possessing high degree OF merit. AbOu
the time the painting ready for delivery, VIr
glnia seeded, and in fit OF saDpO nIment nc the
DatrIO ic course of General Scott at that crltca
PERIOD, refused to receive the work since then
believe 1t has passed into priyaGe bands, and v
or was lately, to be seen in the Ladies' Caller
at the Capitol.