New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Arfansas -...--....E E. v. can't Alex Mcdonald.
Arizona ........... T. C.. Mccormick John WassOn.
Connecticut. ...---J. r. Hawley. Wm. Blake.
California. John D. Creigh. John Middleton.
Colorado. ........-.J. Marshall Paul y e. Meeker.
Delaware. .-....--. Henry Askev. John II. Rodney.
Dist. OF Columbia. Jas. T. Dexter. L. A. GObrght.
Dakota g. A. BatcheIder. solomon L. sp.nk
FLORIDA a-----.--.---JOhn 9 Adam. ! I. Bernard.
Georgia -----.---.-- ------------ Lewis " smith
Iunois ...--.......F F. L. Matthews. Lawrence Weldon
Iowa -. Robert Lowry c. F clarkson
Idaho ThOs Donaldson. Jas :. RevnOd.
Kentucky ..... .. Robert Mallory. Smith NJ Hobbs.
Kansas ......... John A. Martin. Geo. A. Crawford
Louisiana. .....--. John Lynch. +. Pennington.
Maine ............. Joshua Rye. Chas P Kimoau
Nisssaehusetts Geo b Lorng. WIN. p spooner.
Michigan. ...--.-.. james Blrney. Claudius Grant.
NaryiaDd . James It. Eafle John " Davis.
Missouri. John Mcneil Samuel Hays.
IinSesdts % J. F Williams Wv Fowen.
Montana ..-..-. Wm II. Clagett. Patrick A. Lsrgey.
New 4ors -.-.--. Johu " L. Pruyn. Chas d. Marshall
SewJersey .....- Oreses Cleveland. john g. stevens
SoTt6 carolina J. " Albertson
Ne6rask4.e .... Henry 5. MoodT a FaInas
Nevada. ...- .-.... Wm " Mccoy. J. ". Halnes
Ono. a fred r. GoshOrn. Wilson ". Griffith.
Oregon James W Virtue. Andrew J. DufuT.
Pe1nsy wanna. Daniel J. Morrell. Asa Packer.
Rhode Island. George H. Cor.iss. Samuel Powel.
eHnesse 5HiS oso'--' Taos H. Caldwell VIM PTosser.
Uta6 ......... john H wckzer Oscar O. sawyer.
Virginia ...........- Walter " Wood -...........
Vermont ------.--- NJ Goldsmith Henry Chase.
Wisconsin ... .-..-. David Atwood L. %. HOltOu
West Virginia ...- Alex. R. BOteler. A. J. Sweeney.
wyoming. .--... H. Latham. RODt II. LamDOrn.
ORGANIZATION OF THE COMMISSION.
The Commission assembled here for the first time
March l. 1872, when Mr.. Atwood OF Wisconsin was
slected Chairman. and the Commissioners were
formally welcomed by the civic authorities Several
days were devoted TO discussing the exhibition
project, 70 receiving communications, and 70 the
general work Of the organization. Committees were
appointed the Executive one. upon which the most
important duties devolve, being constituted fol-
lowe
Danie j. NorreIl Pepnsy wanna. Chairman Alfred T.
COshorn ONO; Walter W Wood, Virginia George B.
IOring. Massachusetts, Charles H. Marshall, New YORK
James T. Earle. Maryland George II. COrliss, Rhode
Island JOnu q. 5tevens kew-Jersey Alexander Z.
Betser. West Virginia; Richard C. Mccormick, Arizona
Georgia john Lynch, louisiana
The Hon. Joseph r Rawley Of Connecticut was
elected permanent President Of the Commission.
The Secretary Of the Commission is Prof Campbell
formerly Of Wabash College. Indiana who has de-
voted much thought 20 the best way of celebrating
the Nations Hundredth Birthday CoLlMyers Ash
az Assistant Secretary. The Bureau Of Information
and the Press Is IN charge Of Gen c. B. Norton who
was Commissioner for both the United States and
the StsteOf New-lork NJ the Paris Exposition aud
vac for many years connected with journalism in
New-York and France He is velI.inforrned ON the
industrial resources Of his and other lands The
Bureaus OF Classification sndsstastics are IN charge
of Mcssrs H. D. J. Pratt aud Dorsey Gardner re-
rpectively. both men ofI experience and ex-
tensive information. Mr.. A. T. Goshoru for
rerly President Of the Cincinnati Exhibition. has
been appointed Director-General, and is now IN
Europe. as II also Prof. w. p Blake, author of the
tystem of classification adopted by the Commission.
Since its organization, the Commission has held
Jour sessions. during which IL transacted through
its Committees large amount Of preliminary Dusl-
ness II has in brief secured the site ID Paramount
Park which will be formally transferred on Friday
u bas considered elaborate reports on former e4hi'
bitions adopted system Of classification, and bAs
maintained extensive correspondence with pers0iis
a. homo AID abroad, ana elected ysss sID9unt Oi