The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Organization OF the Committees for the
UniGed states.


The names of the Commif sioners appointed by
our Government to represent the United States
at the Paris Exhibition as well as those of the
delegates from the respective States, have
already been published; but no list has been
given of the persons who have done the work
on this side of the ocean. The Government
Commissioners will begin their official labors in
Paris.
Below we give a complete list of the paid
agents OF the Government who have been as
signed TO the work of classifying the American
contributions at the agency in New York, and of
the advisory committee OF ten members whose
services have been gratuitous and who have
called in the aid of distinguished experts from
all parts OF the country. The organization has
been thorough and complete, and when the
record of the volunteer work of the Advisory
Committee is published, 1t will be found that a
great labor has been accomplished without the
expenditure OF a dollar by the Government.
1t was the original intention of the committee
TO give preliminary exhibition in New York OF
the articles destined for Paris; but the difficulty
of procuring a suitable building, and the delay
in the action OF Congress in reference to the
Exhibition, defeated the project.
The following is the organization for the
United States:-
AGENTS.
Mr.. James C. Derby, General Agent for the
United States.
Mr.. William c. Gunnell, Civil Engineer.
Mr.. Alexander Mulat, Civil Engineer, graduate
Of the Central School of Paris.
Mr.. Julien Quetil, Civil Engineer, graduate of
the Central School of Paris.
Mr.. James s. Redfeld, late Consul to Italy.
MIR. Alfred Herrisse, Department of State
Washington.
Messrs. William H. Bradshaw, Ulrick F. Hess
George G. Simmons, George Rule, Moses d.
Wheeler, pupil of the School of Mines New
York, Kenneth Robertson, pupil of the School
of Mines, New York, assistants.
Mr.. George G. Johnson, Cashier.
The Advisory Com mittee Is as follOWs:-
AdUtsOry Committee of Citizens one for each
GrOup-Samuel b. Rugges, Chairman; william
j. Hoppin, Richard NJ. Hunt, Elliot c. Cowdin,
FranCls W Evans, Frederick Law Olmstead
William s. Carpenter, Thomas McElrath, Charles
/. Brace; Professor Charles A. JOY, Secretary.
The associate members of the Advisory Com
mittee are as follOws:-
GROUP l.-woRKs OF ART.
William j. Hoppin. chairman Jonathan
Sturges, New York; Abraham NJ. COzzens, New
York; Robert l.. Stuart, New York; William T.
Blodgett, New York; J. Taylor johnson, New
York; Robert NJ. OlyDhant, New York; William
7. Wright, New York; sheppard Candy New
York; Henry L. Tuckerman, New York; Charles
L. Tiffany, New York; Charles L. Knedler, New
York; Samuel p. Avery. New York (; Joseph
Harrison, Philadelphia; George Whitney, Phila.
delIhia.
GROUP H.-BOoKs, PROOFS AND APPARATUS OF
PHOTOGRAPHY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MEDl-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MATHEMATI-
CAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Professor Charles A. Joy, Professor in Colum-
bia College and School of Mines, chairman.
Class 6. Printing and Publishing-G P.
James I. Fields, publisher; E. H. Butler, pub
Usher.
ClaSS7. Neutrality-suspicious. SomervilIe, book
bidder.
Glass g. Classic Moulding - Calvert vaux,
architect.
Glass .. Photography-Ogden n. Rood Pro-
lessor OF Physics in Columbia College; M. Carey
Lea, editor of Philadelphia Journal Of Photo
GrGphy; Charles w. Hull, Corresponding Secre-
tary Of the American Photographic Society;
Frank Leslie, publisher of the Illustrated Jour
nal; William II. Badeau, manufacturer OF photo
graphic material DR.. John Dean, amateur
photographer.
CdSs 10. Musical LnsTuments Theodore
Thomas, composer and music director; William
Mason, pianist and composer; Joseph POznan-
ski, pianist; s. b. Mills, pianist; Henry &.
Timm, pianist; William A. Pond, publisher OF
music; William ScharfeDberg, pianist and pub
Usher of music; Charles X. JARVIS, pianist;
Charles Wolisohn, pianist; Otto Drese. pianist;
John 5. Dwight, editor OF D1ighrs journal OF
Music.
Barnes, Surgeon-Geu OF the United States;
DR.. William II. Van Buren, professor of surgery
DR.. Frank ii. Hamilton, professor OF surgery;
Dr. Ernest Krakowitzer, professor of surgery;
DR.. John M. Carnochan, professor OF surgery;
DIR. Thomas b. Cunning, surgeon.
Ass IL. Philosophical Inst-uments.-Dr. F.
A p. Barnard President of Columbia Colleges;
DR.. Wacott Gibbs, Profe !sor OF Chemistry IN
Harvard College; DR.. William NJ. Gillespie, Pro-
feSsor OF Engineering in Union College; john q.
Gavit, President of the American Microscopical
Class l3. Maps and Cbdrts.-Charles P. Daily,
President Of the American Geographical Society;
Archibald Ru ysell, Vice President OF the Amerl-
can Geographical Society; George G. Anthon,
Professor and Founder OF Anthon's Classical
School
GROUP u.-FURNITURE AND OTHER OBJECTS
USED IN DWELLINGS.
Richard M. Hunt, architect, chairman; James
II. Bowen, CHICAGO; A. M. Cozzens, New York;
j. @. Bancroft Davis, New York; W. j. F.
Daily, New York; Tiffany Co., New York;
Narcotic d Co., New York; Robert s. Chiffon,
Washington; A. Herrisse, Washington; Edward
Gotthiel, New Orleans; Thomas Faye, New
York; Maenin, Guedin d Co., New York; G..
Colamore Il Co., New York; j. S. Redfeld,
New York; George c. Slmons, Boston; II. d. j.
Pratt WASHINGTON; Professor Thomas Eglestou,
New York; j. NJ. Usher, Boston; James O'Con-
nor, Pttsburg; James Archer, ST. Louis; A.
Barley. New York; Samuel Sinclair, New FORK
Ulrick Frederick Hess, New York.
GROUP rv-TExTILR FABRICS AND IMPLEMENTS OF
WAR.
Elliot C. Cowdin, Importer, Chairman; DR.. F.
A. p. Barnard, New York; MajOr-General A. B.
Over q. s. A.; Maior-Genera William B.
Franklin, Hartford, Conn; Maior-General M
G. Meigs, u. s. A; Surgeon'Gener j. K
Barnes A. s. A.; Colonel j. G. Benton, q. S. A
Brigadier-General b. s. Alexander, y. S. A.; e
r, Nudge Boston; w. A. Budd, New York
Adam d. Logan, New York; j. l.. Butler, ST.
Louis; Colonel U. S. Rowland, New York
Charles L. Tiffany, New York; william G' Lam
pert New York Stephen Hyatt New York.
GROUP y,-PRoDUors OF MINES AND METALLURGY
OF THE FOREST, OF FISHERIES, OF cHEAIsTR
AND PHARMACY.
Samuel B. Ruggles, member OF the ChamDe
of Commerce. and late Canal Commissioner
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