63 



1296. Charles Henry Davis, U. S. Navy. 



1297. J. W. Bailey, of West Point Militcary Academy. Died Feb. 26, 1857. 



1298. Michel Chevalier, of Paris. 



1299. Alfred Stille, of Philadelphia. 



Elected Maij 7, 1852. 



1300. John Neill, M.D. of Philadelphia. 



1301. John J. Reese, M.D. of Philadelphia. 



1302. J. S. Hiibbard, of National Observatory, "Washington. 



1303. "W. C. Bond, of Cambridge, Mass. Died January, 18-59. 



1304. Thomas B. Wilson, M.D. of Philadelphia. 



1305. John Cassin, of Philadelphia. 



1306. John H. Alexander, of Baltimore. 



Elected November 5, 1852. 



1307. M. F. Mamy, U. S. Navy. 



Elected January 21, 1853. 



1308. A. L. Crelle, of Berlin. Died 1856. 



1309. C. P. Gauss, of Gottingen. Died February 23, 1855, tet. 77. 



1310. B. Augustin Cauchy, of Paris. Died May 23, 1857, a^t. 67. 



1311. J. Liouville, of Paris. 



1312. Dx. J. G. Fluegel, U. S. Consul at Leipsic. Died 



1313. O. M. Mitchell, of Cincinnati. 



1314. Robert M. Bird, M.D. of Philadelphia. Died Jan. 23, 1854, tet. 48. 



1315. John L. Le Conte, M.D. of Philadelphia. 



1316. Edward E. Law, of Philadelphia. 



1317. W. F. Lynch, of U. S. Navy. 



1318. John P. Kennedy, Secretary of the Navy. 



1319. Alfred Mordecai, of U. S. Army. 



Elected April 15, 1853. 



1320. Thomas L. Patterson, Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. 



1321. Henry Grinneil, of New York. 



1322. John B. Biddle, M.D. of Philadelphia. 



Elected July 15, 1853. 



1323. Dr. MarshaU Hall, F.Pt.S. London and Edinburgh. Died August 11, 



[1857, ^t. 68. 

 Elected October 21, 1853. 



1324. Dr. Alexander Fischer Von Waldheim, of Moscow. 



1325. Dr. Basile Sakharoff, of St. Petersburg. 



1326. Dr. Peter Strelkowsky, of St. Petersburg. 



1327. Dr. Charles Dworjak, of St. Petersburg. 



1328. Frederick George William de Struve, of St. Petersburg. 



1329. Charles D. Arfwedson, of Stockholm. 



