F011E1G N COM MTSSIONEltS.
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TURKEY.—A Commission formed, consisting of the following Members:—
President.
Ismael Pacha, Minister of Commerce.
Vice-Presidents.
Sai.ik Bey, Assistant of the Minister of Com-merce.
Said Hey, Secretary to the President.
M. Lafontaine, Secretary to correspond withEngland.
Members.
Nkjeeb Effendi.
Hajji Bf:kir Aga.
Yusuf Hajjah.
Seid Mustapha Effkndi.
Hajji Hashim Zadeh Emin Effendi.Balmoomji Zaden Salik Effendi.Gohghi Alesioglon.
Yacoob Vabtohes.
Elia Hava.
GREECE.—A Commission
formed, consisting of the following Members : —
M. Lucas Hai.li ( President ).M. Simos.
M. C. N. Dossios.
M. le Capitaine (1. Tombazis.M. L. Caftangioglu.
Professor Landkrer.
Rl. C. G. Douroutti.
M. G. P. Scuzes.
M. Dommando.
M. S. A. Spii.ioTAKis ( Secretary ).
PERSIA. —The Mei.lik-oot-toojjar, Chief of the Merchants.
CHILE—The following Gentlemen have been appointed to correspond with the Commission in
Hon Pedro Nolasco Mena, Chairman of the Society of Agriculture and Beneficence.l)on Ignacio Domeyko, Professor of Chemistry .
Hon Julio Jarriez, Director of the School of Arts and Trades.
The Minister of the Home Department ( President). I Don Nicolas Pierola.Don Luis Fonseca. | Don Nicolas Rodrigo.
A Commission formed. The Royal Commissioners to communicate through Mr. Milligan, Consul-General for the Government of Venezuela.
The National Institute, in conformity with the wish of the Government, have appointed the followingGentlemen to form a Central Committee to correspond with the different Societies and Local Com-mittee* throughout the United States .
lion. Millard Fillmore, President of the UnitedStates, Chancellor of the Regents of the Smith-sonian Institution .
Colonel Peter Force, President of the NationalInstitute.
Hon. Jar. A. Pearce, United States ’ Senate,Member of the Board of Regents of the Smith-sonian Institution.
lion. Levi Woodbury, Member of the NationalInstitute, Associate Justice of the SupremeCourt of the United States.
Commodore Lewis Warrington, United States ’Navy, Member of the National Institute, Chiefof the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography.
Professor Joseph Henry, Vice-President of theNational Institute and Secretary of the Smith-sonian Institution .
Professor Walter R. Johnson, CorrespondingSecretary of the National Institute.
Professor Alexander D. Bache , Member of theNational Institute, Member of the Board ofRegents of the Smithsonian Institution, andSuperintendent of the Coast Survey.
Commander Chari.es Wilkes, United States ’Navy, Mer Vr of the National Institute, lateCommandet United States ’ Exploring Expedi-tion.
Hon. W. W. Seaton, Member of the NationalInstitute, Mayor of Washington .
Hon. Jefferson Davis, United States ’ Senate,Member of the Board of Regents of the Smith-sonian Institution.
Lieutenant Matthew F. Maury, United States ’Navy, Vice-President of the National Insti-tute, and Superintendent of the National Ob-servatory.
Charles F. Stansiiury, Esq., Recording Secre-tary of the National Institute.
.1. James Greenough, Esq., Member of the Na-tional Institute.
Colonel .1. .1. Arert, Member of the NationalInstitute, Chief of the Topographical Bureau.
General Jos. G. Totten, Vice-President of theNational Institute, Chief Engineer United States ’Army.
Thomas Ewbank , Esq., Commissioner of Patents.
William Easby, Esq., Treasurer of the NationalInstitute.
Dr. Leonard 1). Gai.f:, Member of the NationalInstitute, Examiner of Patents.
J. (1. G. Kennedy, Esq., Member of the NationalInstitute, Superintendent of Census.
Ezra C. Seaman, Esq., Member of the NationalInstitute.
Professor Walter R. Johnson (Secretary).