. Officiers de l'armée et de la marine (réguliers) qui ont servi pendant la guerre civile . ARMÉE DU S. 1 5 mars 1865, pour des services galants et méritoires au Bat-tle de Gettysburg, Pennsylvanie, et le major-général U. Armée du E. le 13 mars 1865, pour des louches galantes et méritoires à la bataille de marins Creek, Virginie. Il est sorti du service bénévole le 31 mai 1866. Il a été nommé brigadier-général et chef des en-gineers des États-Unis Arm>- le 8 août 1866, et a été incommandant du corps des ingénieurs et responsable du bureau des ingénieurs, le 8 août 1866, jusqu'à sa retraite d'activeservice le 3 juin 1879.

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. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . S. Army March1 5, 1865, for gallant and meritorious services at the bat-tle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and major-general U. S.Army March 13, 1865, for gallant and meritorious ser-vices at the battle of Sailors Creek, Virginia. He wasmustered out of the volunteer service May 31, 1866. He was appointed brigadier-general and chief of en-gineers of the U. S. Arm>- August 8, 1866, and was incommand of the Corps of Engineers and in charge of theEngineer Bureau, August 8, 1866, until retired from activeservice June 3, 1879. He died December 27, 1883. He was a member of the American PhilosophicalSociety, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, [857, and AmericanAcademy of Arts and Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, 1863. He was the corporator of the National Academyof Sciences since March 3, 1863; an honorary memberof the Imperial Royal Geological Institute of Vienna, Austria, 1862, and of the Royal Institute of Science andArt of Lombardy, Milan, Italy, 1864. 2IO OFFICERS OF THE .IRMY AND NAVY [kegulak). COLONEL AND BREVET MAJOR-GENERAL HENRYJ. HUNT. U.S.A. (deceased). Colonel and Brevet Major-General Hexk J, Hunt was born in Michigan, and graduated from the Military Academy July i, 1839. He was promoted thesame day to second lieutenant Second Artillery, and. rved on the Northern frontier during the Canada bor-der disturbances. Afterwards he was stationed at postson the Lakes, and was promoted first lieutenant JuneIS, 1846. lie participated in the war with Mexico, and wasengaged in the siege of Vera Cruz, battle of CerroGordo, capture of San Antonio, battle of Churubusco, battle el Molino del Rey (where he was twice wounded), storming of Chapultepec, and assault and capture of theCity of Mexico September 13, 14, 1S47. For this service Lieutenant Hunt was brevetted cap-tain August 20, 184;, for gallant and meritorious con-duct in the battles of Contreras and Churubusco, Mexico;and maj.»r September 13. 1S47, for gall

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