The New-York Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1866, Page 11

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET: T———e e ————— : ; : Gen. Mooker to con™mAnd. 4o embrace the States of | medical and murgical history of the war bas been prose. | braced. and these States scem nire ald from the Burean | of the interest manifested PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Ohio, Michigan, Indisns, 17018 snd Wiscosia. Headquar- | cuted with esergy, much "ot the ‘manuseriy_and sevemi | fn promoting - the ot e e sdusntion | intelgont Soiatnt L) . — ters at Detroit. of the flustrations for the first volume being car pleted. The | Tn the Northern cities employment of little expense to | the freed people; some, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SE WaR. The Department of Washington, Brigudier and Brevet Mujor- | army medioal museum continues (o increase i,val the Government. and bot & souree of revenue, have been | ern teachers. Multitudes of NU. E SECRETARY OF WAR. | Geu.E. k. 8. Canby tocommand, to ». "0rsce the Diatrict of Uo- | ness, and the greater security and additional ‘acc: established with » view 1o obtain work and homes for depend- oypunh WaR DEPAKTHENT, } | lembis B ey to oA, 0 wug.'i%. Virginia. aud the | of the building to whiek it will be shortly removed. adu\t of the, | eut freed people und to relieve crowded localities. The import- | 17 the Southern ‘WASHINGTON City, Nov. 14, 1866, States of Maryland snd Delaware, encept Fort Delaware. | addition of great sumber of interesting aud instructiv © 8peci- | ance of self-+apport has been urged by proper meaus upou the | for all, will secure the codperation of Mz. PreSIDENT: Disbandment of the volunteer | Hesdquarters at Washingion. : mens not bitherto arailable for want of space. A small appr "pria- | laboring classes. Wages have been Z.,,._, not by orders | doubtless of Ne ‘associations. vy foroes in service st the time the Kebel armies surrendered The D?nmb-u of the Potomac, Brigadier gnd Brevet-Ma- | tion will be required to continue the work of classification anc pre- of bureau otficers, hlmuimmm ordiaarily affecting the JUSTICE. Gen. E. M. was relieved for inspection Reovot soollectivg the arms, ordiosnce and military stores scattered | jorsGen. John M. Sehofield to command. to embruoe the States | servation of this national collection. The number of ensuali \es | price of labor in different localities. The education of freedmen ‘There has been but little uniformity of aetion in the different oy op-Gen. 4. R s the present Assistant © over the vast theater of war; the ssle and disposition of un- | of Virginia, except Alexandria aud Fairfax Counties, and West | from the commencement of the war o the present time, in th'e | aud refugees has been carried on vigorously, under the immedi- | States with roference to the administration of justice. - | T'be Buresd organization is not o extended as in Saies, ~agervioeable matérial; storing in arsevals, maguzines and depots | Virginia. Headjuatters at Richmond : regutar and volnteer medicsl stafl. is ascertained to be 3%, in- | ate patronage of benevolent socicties. A superitendent of | tant-Commissioners have been instructed to transfer military owing to vast scattered tiew of Lravel- that which might be used ; settling and adjusting war alaime ‘Tise Departmest of the South, Major-Gen. Dauiel E. Sickles dmm;fi:-' illed fo battle 12 kil by sceident. 10 (hed of | education, devoting his whole time to his work, 1s stationed at | jurisdiction ns Fapidly as possible to the State judicial tribunals ing. The ormy, ww yecruiting and organizing the regular army under the recent | to command, 10 embrace the States of North and South Caro | wounds, § died i rebel prison, 7 died of yellow fever. 3 disd of | the burean headquarters in each State, and all bureau officers co- | "his Las been done com, ly in some States, while in V: tection to officers in perts of the interior. ol act. the cetablighment of posts and-garrisous on the frontier | lina. Headquarters at Charieston. choiern, 270 died of otuer iseases, Duriug the war 3 medical | operate with bim. 1t it estimated that 150000 freodmen aud | ginia, Louisiand and Texas Birean courts are still in existence. | men re not vet properly protected by low. m and in the Indian coustry; testing the various improvemcuts | The Department of th ‘Teuncssee, Major-Gen. George . | officers were wonnded ix battle. The distribution of troops in | their children are now attending school in the Southern States. fi'p.m of Louisiana and Virginia it has been found necessary | tions are often -.dugd-.-’- o b of bresch loading small afms, and supplying the {0 the sy . | Thomae fo comniad, o embiugs the e mutcky. Tetr: | omall boiven over o Jarie ab estent of couutry hecessitates the | Schools for refugee white children are also established. Their | to refatablish iwilitary tribusals afier their discontinuance. | paid o luw and order in Nerthisoun. Toacn (o b ractical experiments to defermine e destructive power of | nessee gis, Alsbumn and Mississippl. Headquariorstt | employment of acting assistant surgeous temporarily, but the | formation is ever ‘where aneourngwl by the burest. There has | Where no Bureau coutts exist, Buroau ofticers are direoted to | othier part of the State. Labor has been pretty r joctilos and the comparative resisting qualities of materials; | Louistille. g e st s bean reutuced from L9 on July 1, 1505, | been but little unfformity of action in different States in respect | appoar as the next friend of the freedman. Many of the rights | iu the State. ‘The schools are . Cotpleting seaboard defepses and providing them with arma- | The Devartment of the Gull, Major Gen. PLili 11, Sheridan | 0 261 on July 1, 1866, and will be till further diminished when | to the administratiou of justice. Assistant commissioners Lave of person and property of colored ‘have been recognized | little ass.stance from the Ne are ments; plannivg and carrying on Barbor and river improve- | to commaud. to embraee the States of Floride, Louisiana and | existing vacane in the grade of assistant Surgeons, created | been instructed to traisfer military jurisdiction as rupidiy as | in the Southern States; yet some of the Legislatures still d | are attended by 4,50 pupils. The are 1466, are filled ; correspond- | poseible to State judicial tribnuals. ~ “This has been done com- | them as aliens, visit them with numerous ve, civil and fue number of ratious issued from June 10 white, 49 to freedmen 1256, w ments | these, with the adinin! jon of the laws relating to | Texas. Headquarters at New-Orleans. by the act of Congress of Jul legal disabilitics, forbid them carrying arms for their own de- | 13175 yofugess. frecdmen and_abandoned lands. have constitated the ‘The Departwent of the Arkansas, Brigadier and Brevet. | ing decresse in the number of hospital stewards, for general ;:n--l; in some States. while in Virginia, Louisiana, and Texas chuw! operations of the War Department during the past year. Mujor-Gen. E. 0. C. Ond 10 commandgto embrate the State of | service, has also been effected ; and in every brauch of the de- reau courts arostill in existence. A claim division, tu- | fense, or to pess from oue State to’ another without permission | mouth, §79; aversge freedmen and refugees e imaber of volunteer troops to be mustered out | Arkansas and Indian Territory west.~ Hoadquarters at Littlg | partment reduction and retrenchment have been rAgidly en- | ted in March last, and aided by officers and agents t | of State authorities. Tu nearly every State oppressive vagraut MISSISSIPPL. ? and apprentice laws exist. Criminals bave been arrested and | Col Samnel Thomax was Assistaut gregate expenditure of 267,31 92 wus incurred | the States. has sought to prevent frauds upon eolored liers department in furnishing ofticers aud ."l.xp;im 1o | iu their efforts to collect unpaid elatms. 195 claims were paid Lands, | through the office of the Commissioner; 723 rejected at his 532 are in process of adjustment. The aggregate ed and paid is $10,539 09, Detailed reports are o tions of the bureau in each State aud the Dis- : Commissioner held for trisl under provisions of General Orders A. datd | 1, 1566, whea he was relieved by Major-Gen. 1. J. Wood, July 6, 1866, Where Commissionors under the Civil Rights | A. commanding Departipent. “The uniting the oiives law ave ausions to do their whole duty, freedmen are better | partment Commander aid Assistant Ce 0 protected, Burean courts, where established, bave been | tried in this State. Nearly all abandoned lands Uirected to follow the loeal statate laws applying to whites. | restored. The revenue from this source supporiod the Buress 1ous beeams awas, on May 1, 1560, 1G34.064, and my Iast annual report re- | Kock. i the operation of disbanding this force uutil The e, ment of the Missouri, Major Gen. Winfield S, ¥ medical en H00,063 troops had been transported, | Huueoek to command, to embrace the States of Miasouri aud | the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandon “Tho work was actively continued after | Kunsas, and the Territories of Colorado aud New Mexico. | which had under its control, during the fiscal year ending July | office; 1 auuary 20, 1666, 915722 vol Headquarters st Fort Leavenworth. 1866, no appropriation sapplicable to the purpose; and | amount col An lf 1 ; February 15, '952.452; Marc! 9 e Depatient of the Platte, Brigadier and Brevet-Major- | though, under o decision of the Treasary Depastinent, reim- | given of th SJune 50, 1,040,630 ; Novewber 1, 1,024.02 Gen, Philip St George Cooke to command, to embrace the | bursement was not made from subscquent appropriations for | trict of Columbia. Transportation in reported as furnished to | In ondor to earry on the new Burean law, uegotiations were | operations here until the Congressional appropristions service 11,063 volunteers, white nud colored, | State of lows, the ‘Territories of Nebraska and Utah, 80 much | the Freedmen's Bureau, no embarraser 552 Qestitte fred penple and 387 refugies. 13412273 rations | propared nd sudwitéed, but have mot received the Executive | available kst July. In the settling of contracts and of gom- gy oops during the | of Dakota u Ties west of the 101th geridiau, and s0 much of | Jution is required. The funds at the al | were issued between Juue 1, 1965, aud September 1, 1866, The | approval. Dlatnts of every deseription the Burean officers have bown quite year hias boca 2ent of ariiiery | Montana s Hes coutiguons 1o the new road from Fort Laramis | and Hospital Department, during the year ending June 30, | average pumber per mouth, to refugees and freedmen, was B4, - MEDICAL. L ATter the tramsthe to Civi Courts, the AREed and 13 0f infantry, numbering about 10,000 officers and enlix! 10 Virginia Cite. Montana. Headquarters at Umaba. 1r66, were as follows B0 ; the average number per day, 20,819, The issue to whites Whole number of refugees who have received medical treat- | Commissiouer wided in circalating important decisions and i in the service. Commenced in May, 156 The Depariment of Dakota, Brigadier and Brevet Major- | Balance of appropriations remaining in the Treas. inerossed until June 3, 1565, when issues to freedmen and refu- | ment from October 1, 1565, to September 1, 1866, 5,7% ; of whom | information, wnd had an agent u 1 the Courts us the DOES charging £nd returning to their homes 1,034,064 vol- | € I Terry to command, to embrace the State of Minne | wry July 1, 1865. 3 "$1161,181 24 | gees were about equal. From June 3), 1866, until September 1. | 172 have died, aud 01 still remain under treatment. Whoic | friend of the freedman. il the Lernitorias of Dakots und Moutana, apt em- | Amount of Treasury draft No. 1,544, on war war. the number supported of both classes has diminished. Rigid 't people treated during the same period. 165,502; | The desth o an wgent, Lieat. Blandig. munlored at (iroeads, would have Leen completed within three months but sity of retainiug iu service part of that force. hows that, should any national emergency 1 T foree than 14 provided by the peace estab 5 conld be swiftly organized toat least the 5o have died, and 6,990 still remain under teatment. | and another fired wpon at Meridias, wre reporied. No suoosss pitals now in operation, 46. Dutics of medscal | hos heen lnd in_ bringing the wnpm-nn:tu—. A ol igenerally been faithfully performed, Prowpt | calla * Rezulators” wre much eomplainod 'nzul-fl Lecked the spread of epidemic. + Certain fm- | outrage ireedmen. and ore seklom arrested by civil oficers. mauner of preparing medical reports of sul Gen. Wond the irritation of the whites us due to thete department of the Platte. Headquarters at Fori | * rant No. 3,205, issued May 3, 1865, in favor of seruting has been exercised to prevent issues to any bt the nh- Assistant-Surgeon J. B. Brinton, lost in the mail solutely destitute. and parts of the ration not actually needed 10,000 00 | were ent off. Otficers were directed to hokl each plantation, county, parish, and town responsible for the eare of its own poor, but to very little purpose, for, with few exceptions, the Jepurtment of Califorain, Brigadier and Brevet Major- | aud suiwequently refunded. Tin MeDowell to command, to embrace the States of | Proceeds of sales of oid o surplus medical aud hos. million of men. nd the Territory of Arizous. Heud pital pfl)‘rn'{, PPty oo 4,044,261 50 | p 5 provements in t! regard uction of the army has been attended by a cor- ) N Avnount refanded on account of supplies furnished tate authorities have fuiled to contributo to the relief of the | officers and providing for the payment of acting wedionl o edueation aud 1o their anger ut the emancipation, -flvfi responding reduction of material aud retrenchment of ex + Columbia, Major-Gen. Frederick Steele for the use of prisoners of war. e 22163 34 | class of persons supported by the Government. Owing tothe | cers will be :aade. ‘fhe present method of obtuining medical | canses. He thinks the Burcan has had the afleet to nliay,: penditure.. The advauced depots of the quartermaster's depart the Stute of Oregon and the Terrl | Am refanded by the Subsistence Department, fallure of crops the requirements of cireular 10, of August and bospital supplies from medical parveyors of the urmy is | not inerease the troubles ineident 10 the chunge. - Juent which lLad been established us bases of operations, have ud Idsho. Headquarters at Portland. being apportionment of uwount paid for board could not be rigidly euforced. Upon the application of State | commended. Per‘lndh-l settlemont of seconnts cun be maude Commissioners under the Civil Tave beon Deen brok-: up; the greater part of the material sold at | jpal wovements of troops have bewn in Texas, on | aud care of sick soldiers io privats hospitals. officials, special issues are being made to certain States for the | with the Surgeon-General's oflice ou the books of the Treasury, | pointed and settlement of public OF sohotls B s aten e oemocutiated . five principal depots | the Mexicun frontier, and in the Territories, the detaily of { Amount received for board of oficers in bospitals sapport ‘of thelr pauper population. Rations are sold toteuchers | Tiic present freedumen’s ration is inadequate for the care and | there are 50 tenchers W ; 5,407 schoole 1 agents of benevolent societies, under the same rules that | sustenance of the sick. Delicacics are needed und eould be uuplnnllhmuwnmvnn-m Mac! L0 o subools Amount recovered on aocount of stores and furni- ture lost or damaged in transportation . Refunded from appropriation for care of Larged soldiets, being for bowri of i Idiers while having artificial limbs fitted. Received from all othier sources and arsonols; and all unnecessary employes discharged. ¥rom | which are given in the accom) yiug report of Gen. Gr: May 1. 195, to_August 2, 1866, over 207,000 horses and mules | commauding the armies of the United States, and the report: Wero sold for 815,264,035 4. About 4,400 barracks, hos and otaer buildings bave been sold during the year fo 3 14, 45 507 42 | apply tosuch purchases made by commissioned officers. Bureau tute hospitals receive tho nsusl freedmen's ration. The amount of land now in_possession of the bureau is 772231 acres, to be in- creased by 224 tracts i Tennessee.of which the number of acres The aggrogate number of parcels of i %~ § anmhmlonl of hospital fund, if the soldier’s ration was aliowed. | has been encountered una teaciers have Steps have been taken to ascertain what measures have beeu ol adopted by the States for the care of 1 t and insane per- sons. Full reports are not yet received. In some States yartial rovision has beeu made for them, The number of hospitals | wontls, 2% ; average bluel Septembey 47, sale of irreguler and damaged clothing in store | the s for the purposes of insuring the has uot been report General Onder, No. 4, A. G. 0. There are many nbus roduced during the fiscal ‘year the. sum of §002,770 4. The aw. aud protecting life and property ngainst the A oot of 54 oc transjorts in service on Jwy 1, 1865, at n duiy \ of those who, as vet, will acknow 10 law bt force—a class town property, not inciuded in the above, which have been in | hiave increased sinee iast year owing to extension of wedical TENNESSER. "o expense o 50, wan roduced before Jane &, 1866, 053 ves | smuller, in his opinion, than could bave been expected after such Total. possession of the bureaq is 3,724, of which 2,605 have been re- | department in distriets not before fully organized. Brovet Brig Gen. J. R. Lewis became A acks, cost 000 per diem, and most of theso have singe been | w contlict as that through which we have passed, but sufficiently Of this amount there was stored. leaviog balance of 1,119 parcels of town DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, INCLUDING ALEXANDRIA, FAIRFAX, | sloner of this State after the muster out of Gea. Kiski\ The discharge i —ocean transportation beiug now almost entirdy | formidable 10 justity the course which has been pursued. Mili riod— ‘The balaneo on hand of the freedmen fund is... 3 'AND LOUDON COUNTIES, VIRGINTA, AND THAT PART OF | Legislature hus acted liberally towanl the freedmen; il o conducte | by establisbed commereial lines of stesmers. - Of tars movements bave also been directed with a view to the pro ical and hospital supplies, (s great part of The batance of district destitute fusd. 1838 6 AXD LOUDON COUNTIES, VIROLNLA, AND TILAT BAR OF | Skl the Taws fhnt Biest ourts were aboluhel e 5w vessels v .‘v\hm been employed in inland travsporfation, at i | ection of amigrals o iicir way 1o the lln:um-fln tefritories | - this sum expended ent of debt of previous oA The balance of appropriation - 6,856,250 20 oo . Tonger aciesiary, Tniinde’ Do ue i o X expens: aguinst the howiility and opposition of ndinns, T oo <o . . et | IO G Bl oottt Tuho 30 sales of Fiver transports, stcauncrs and barg enide the opetaiions thus. Toewpitulated, of reductian, con- | For pay of privaie physicians : #13698) 4 | Basiy complaints of ontrages agatost freodmen necessitated | [l CORTRES. SO ) 8 i Mg odbrane e 1 ol duriog ti are reported s amounting to §1, 152,895 92. 1 retrenchment, und reorganization of the military | For pay of uurses nud other hospital employ é: The estimated amount due subsistence the nppofntment of an agent for ench county. The ordinary | yooiiny ar Memphis, they huve not been i-mflm Fates of wazon transportation in the Indian conatry he "t nd paymert, compiete equipment and disposi- | For purchase of artifieial limbs for disabled sol- departument is - 427,000 00 civil processes of kaw have not been interrupted in the District | 050 K Sorinate in obtainiog assistance for the poor op been red. coutracts. The military railroads, iy, otuer watiers of national importance aud in diers..... The transportation rep 26,015 94 of Columbia and Maryland, by military interference. 170 cases | o b oo from the local authorities. the war at o total expenditure of Tecuived the careful attention of thie War Depart- | For board of sick soldiers in private hospital rtation estimated due. 20,000 of colored persons weie disposed of prior to June 10, at Provost 5 d which are officially reporied to have reached For expeusos of hospitals for officers...... Estimated amount due medical depart- Court in Alexandria, Virginia. Reports of outrages have dimin: RENTUCKEY. ent defouses of the country have been strengtii- | For expenses of purveyiug depots, laboratories, re ment o ~... 100,000 00 ished in Fairfax_aud Loudon Connties since pubiication of | Reports from some sections show of the | affsirs. 1t was difficult to adopt any & or Do e L (o v Baarcs iready been miuch ed by 32,263 18 | Es i cn transiirred 1o companiss oF BoArdS ey has alroady boed muich inereased By Sulr | pairs, 0.« cr.vuso- rseree: " . 312,063 18 | Estimate 1 d lition of the adoptioi of loyal organ h Y atnr caliber’ and. iimproved. model for | For misecliansons expeuses of e medical depart: et Spprenticoahip I, eolored chlidren aving been bousd, without | Bureai oficers il the 10th of December, ot Cash sales of railroud cquipment to the Ao wroughi iron for wooden gun-cartingee. Tiis | * ment... 63015 04 | Cobseat of paroat. Numerous and fiagraut ubuses of these | reary of Siate offcially proclaimed Sisvery i Lbe UnilalStates of 4 466,73 L aro reported, aud credit sales of §7,444.- 11t progresc, and will be continued. Diligent and uwaare ciary estabished under Civi Kights bxw, practcn | at w'ond. Tl frecdinen are geaemally induicions, bt the 322 wpon the latter there hve.boen, paid, principal i i 1o haced uon b designs wnd recommendntions o Total dishursements during the fiscal yea otabalanes foral purposs of xpenture. G012 5 | difuiin arae frvm efaa of constabls 1o ke arrat o | whis are it 0 ing 1 o pratiessof Screry it, §1,200, 06 lonv 8 , ineers, have beel pt ol talanece in east J D, 1866, . Commissioner estimates Vhites acouse fenses a g e Ve b 3 e toroat, £ (e 18 leaving due o the Utited States, on June Jcers, have been made fo adapt old | Tialance in treasury, June 0, I ‘T Commimiomer estites.the odditional fands mecessary | Wlite accured of afenses against reedmen, wid o Rerhs SLOF| avvesis bnn b =n sk udr the Cirl Iights il aud th crim. ' f tio o tefunded v by disb ofti ¢ next fiseal year s fo T goisGia ot sdontriciienide mote PO | Rafunigl o€ amomstadrinesl ly FIANHINE A R broran: 15 ke sl many atueute scriminations 1. Marylad. agaivst e | reporied, yumbering 4,122 pupils sipported. maisly by epiorsd Kentucky there were 503,102 rations 570,074 05, The military 1966, priucipal und interest. sgraph | which attuined an extent of 15,3% miles of lines | erful armaments. Coustruction has been suspended upon so:uc rs during the previous year. f Assistant Commissioners, Sub-Assist- i uu pustructed during the period of hostilities, with a total expe works, in order 10 await the completion of 1w portaut expe: - $147,500 00 | neero. especlally in local county laws, ergo in Prince George | men In Tennesses nud ture 400 during the war, and $567,637 during the | ments baving i view the extensive use of iron shields or armor - T Vsasg gy | County, negroes are not to assemble under pretense of public | issued from June 1, 1865 to September 1, 18660 To whites, Tast fiscal year, has beew discontinued, the material sold and | for the protection of guns wud gunners ; the results lready at ation required for the medical depart- S0 0o | worship, except on certain days nnmed in the statute. Special | 166,02 ; freedmen, 32,074, Average monthly lssue, 34,403 disposed of. and the employés diseharged, only a few contiden- | tained give the prowmise of o fnrwuul and highly beneficial ap year is §6n),000. " ao0.000 0o | efforts bave been made to establish the sanctity of the marriage | average daily, 1,15 tial operators being still retained for cipher correspondesnce ptained by these trisls. pay department remains without material change. Tn b " 1,500,000 00 | Telation among the freed people. Some legislation i Maryland ARKANSAS. ‘with com of important districts. been continued, sud_progress has uence of sdditional labors imposed upon this branch of cal Departinent < 1 X000 o | similar to teat of Virginia, which logalized cxisting morriages | Gen. Sprague was retaiued us Assistant Commissioger, with Such & ce s{ores as could not be retained for supplying 1 riters of the | the War Department by recent congressional enactment. and in | Transportation . 800000 0 | 1% highly desirable. Relief establishments have been sustaiied | guthority (o trausact suy necessary business of the n the reduc v have for the most part been sold at sutisiac secuted under the | or.er () promptly pay tbe large issue of treaxury certificates, it | Sehool SupeTiBtendents . voieieriinierss 93000 00 | for the care of the indigent und permuuently disabled; barracks | Missouri. ‘The transfer of law cases to State :ufl " oy bric proprintions made at the last session of Congress. Wt nocoanry 10 tetuin tenporarily s sumber of sdditional pay- | Buildings or Sciools and Asylums (including cons s g o o Of U dantiomte, who had cocm | ot yet swmpleted. av Ehe frectmen's sgs bnen o ‘he sal: of unserviceable and surplus stores pertaining to the A weasures have been nstiuted for suceess | must Tlie finaneial summary exhibits— struction, rental snd repairs 50,000 00 istralie Sessmanti’ G008 EEapsans bivs raised in the | tially recoguized by the Legisiature. When u by 1 boen oficeved ; most of the oficers have beeu | fully wud speedily earrying into effect the generous provisions | A I 1 hand at the beginming of the fiscal Telegrapling und Postage 18,000 00 rms, which were used for the support of many | troops, Burewn officers find it impossible to od out, and the employés discharged. ol Congress for ihe beiehi of surviving soldiers of the war for year g g 20,106,999 3 e t obtain ewployment ou_aecount of Uie NUMEFVUS | protection to freedmen. Educational affairs are in 8 pros- Al the temporary ordnaneo dopots established during the | the Union. Tie subject of the paymeat of extra bounties to stry and other sources ¢ Total dords owse's it i s SONENGON 90 ition of the District. From Nov. I, 185, 0 Oct. | perons condition. The freedmen have carried ot con- war, with the excepton of that at Hilton Heud, where the | discharged soldiers. and cxirs pay to discharged ofli Wi g0 T compliance with recent enactments of Congress, Com. | 1, 1566, persous in the District jeceived treatmeat, from | tracts faithfully. Tie State autiorities have takes 0o _gotiog o/ missioners to assess the value of slaves enlisted into the United | Bureau medical officers, 21,25 wore dischargad, cured. ‘There | whatover with reference to the support of paupers of 4 schools. numbering o, color. In Missouri the State proposes to educate the States Army during tie War have been sppointed for fihh-nm lf:“h;-m"';:lh:'lg‘l;'r;l T Mar Keutucky and Teanessoe, but. theirreports kave not | Who are making rapid progress in their studies. and will probably adopt measures for ¢ during e Ly Indastrial schools. = By means of employment ofticers 5,192 freed | coming season.” The number of - Koy > T o persons have been provided with homes. A caneus of this district | 1865, to Sept. 1 156, was 1,705,050; to 'Ih—w " t Winter showed a colored population in Washington | freedmen. 444.490; average rations per month, 114,670 D Georgetown, 4% total, 3,58, Of the 25,00 per day, 3,770, appropriated by l,onrnnfbrlhn destitute of the dis- MARYLAND. W 405 s been exy «d. The number of persons re- Gen. . M. Gregory is now Assistont-Commissioner, - From whites, aud 527 colored persons. | jpatructions from the Commissioner; the withdmwal : 1A - ! 5 ngents was effected, and o system of inspections was appointed Assistant-Commissioner of Vir- | jrstead. Much compisint is made of the eonditinaof; 1966, and was afterwand succeeded by Gen.J. | iy the lower counties of this State. Up to September ), THE FRE . Prown had been epergetic aud effected & | fifiyone outrages have been reported from this quarter, = N thorough Jusiness system. 3 inclnding cases of wssaalt, rape, murder, violations of the cit CT OF REFORT OF MAJOR-GEN. 0. 0. HOWARD, In each of the t districts, into whieh the State is subdi- | pights law, illegal apprenticing, nud oilers of & miscelisncous SIMISSIONER OF BUREAU REVUGESS, PREEDMEN | vided, officers are so stationed that they may be reached by the | character. work is i1 progreas but st comploted, have been discontinued, | ceived assiduous atiention. The recent law and the supplies have been seat to arsenals for storage, or. when | War Depariment, instead of the aceountis Dot worth ' {he 008t of tisssportation, have been soid. The ex- | trewsary, the dutivs of examination and settlement of claims ¢ pooditures at arsenals cave been greatly diminished, and their | this nainre. imposed u vast accuniulation of Ibor, aud required oparations linited. the comsideration of numerous acts of Congress aud the reguls v 'General hospitals, bospital tranports and railrond trains, | tions and practice of scveral buresus: upou the proper pei to volanteers ambulanc: ! a number of medical purveying depots thess extruordiunrs labors depeids the aisburse: | Usiasuod requisitions in Treasury I . und all perishable articles of medi aty suillions of dollars among woreshan o wil | In haods of paymasters June 30.. és. in excess of the Tequirements of s witer e ddjournment of Con \ilistment, bave been disposed of by publi sale at vas orgunized to prepare rules and ro ag- s, rutes. und the Feservod supplics concentrated at yment of the authorized b Dil us medical and s 0 to the work. sud te re anco with I ted 1o be carrie Ject of bounties to colored ide nny additionsl cheeks that . it gives me plessure to again express my obli- L Chiers of Tureaus and their subordaates, who. in | taken & War Department to a pesee establishment have ability fudelity to the interests em during the labor coatributed 80 much % peace advant five depots. The proceeds of old or surpl v mmount 10 §4 044.261 5. tion of these lavge amounts of unser tores still leave on haud Au adequate At can possi- on muster out To troaps in service “To yeferred clatms. at of Treasury certificates. EL ct any emergency lothing, equipage, quartermaster, sub- 1 secure it inmuce stores. ArnS, SmmULY and ry against frand T AND ABANDONED LANDS. people. Uniformity of uction, completencss curus, and CONCLUDING REMARKS. WaR DEPARTMENT, ithnal services arepvported by in The Commissioner recommends, First : ‘The refunding to the yment of the bounties was | to peoplo are safferiug from the war in um fers, Commismary, dical Dopartmoats ow to. comprebend the eb i i Ry 1 iy — at of Valne of tran<portation and stores received, to be paid from say oz the immediaio equip: Jishanded troops stand ready 10 reape \ d 10 the na- the Paymaste kAU REFUGEES, FRECOMES AND ABANDONED LANDS, 2 armios tional oall an.i, with our vastmeans of transportation and rapid ment until all ap- | W ASHINGTON, Nov. 1, 185, B organizatin de x ean be organized ns classificd aud | . Thirteen officrrs were mHssions - | change of | funds appropmated to the Bureas in amount not armed, oy atid coucentrated at whatever poiat wil of military departments imissiouer reports no material change plaiats are [ 000,000 Necond - That sgents in eharge of districts be” paid & o of esch Assistant Commissioner generally . Punishments of eruel severity are e | moythly allowanee, not to exeeed $20; provided that the num- 2 - . d yet o secure v freedinei | bep of such azents shall in no case exconl in cach Siate req While, tiherefor wd 10 the footing Of a wod the T expenscs opomical | greatly expedited. £th reiaivs un er be fully sccor emergonc Py ot of L sior upon duties military sarveys and stafl + the limits of the Departmient or Distriet cou o wouria In sortala | OO e . P! vt S0 oppre erry redstabiished Bureau Courts “to prevent | oy, ".h"wenm",m,"hw.{,u,m.,_. Gona, co ostablsment, the national militery 1 mpaired 1 condition to be promptly put forth. officers are distinet ’ n the Dists Bile 11 - reduction of the volunteer foroe and the ad offcers are distinet is Maryland and n the Disteict of en.” May plasters are pleased | Steedman aud Fallertos, and have beea houorably by : wa | aiready B S P S Sy (PP teir laborers, aad are frieadly t the *i. be reassigned to duty in the Bureau, and that the cou 1 without diminishing the military power | iy icu. umportaut e g o g ot G olored laborers. wiges Luve ings i the trial be puilished. Fiurth: the Commis- v, reeruiting aud reorganiziug the vegularurmy | “fhe da nmeut 10 ted between il . _“,"_ g e e b ools, numbering 11.7%4 pupils, Fnates the additions! funds necessary for the ness essed. in consequece of the diflicuity in pro- | \ waimed or e fall its § their dues without delay sregate number of rations wsued | Much care hus b parpose in completing the & | Olg.= average Fations per rees assiated daily o, NORTH CAROLINA. Gen. Whittlesey, originally in charge of North Carolins, was ts for the regular, while 80 maxy men wer volunteer wervice, 15 compauics of the regy then autborized. were unorgauised on May bat i the middie of the folio . 61,008 st 10 ecure for tie forn Lquest fortuhle artificia limbs. ¥ quired for President ; w0 that muck bas companies n completed. Unds ined afver Lin o o 28, 1666, the alar , army comprises 1 i proposed 4 the War Departmy asedd upon com Tegiments or 1% companiés, of cavalry, 5 Tegiments, or W | e ate scake of such et 4 more complete wystem, obviating 2 g companie ‘and 45 regiments, or 450 companies, of | u: order to Inclade n would be mowt tikely Aol SR 1o wev I wihio was in Selioo Superis dutautry ; valiy and 4 WERLTY Feginents are cow- | cancs i W of the ujury or operat requisit 1y wafosseen demands i the Sag enumby e pmb i - O ub.districts, Buildiogs for posed of o d 4 in Fegiments wen who | or other surgic W l'm- chief ’m & ;rl.‘ & modifics u:,' he | & 1 in matiers of justicennd education. 3 “\1_ ..;.. . mn “ R, 1'{"‘:,"““‘;' T|‘i.m »null:lmlnpin. ‘were wounded in the Iipe of the One nent of une 23, 1M, o manuer of procuring | . N ittie absadoned property now beld, Sinee 1s slepraphin e white cavoiry had boen fully yeerhited on September 15; the | prop of hurbors and river o S R P e expmuses in tho State havo been paid out of the Gen e . other 1 assigned 1o the Pacific coast, is very nearly | of an artificlal limb, in lien by ibe cugineer bureau | s Bave Decn obtalied for | TOD& Fhe jurisdiction of the Amisisns Commissioner ovet X compioted. Furty-cighi of the 54 companies required to oo ven W the maimed soldic | and. manyerowdel cumes of outyage, &o., mwnwm trunsferred to the Civil wert inta Jegiment battalions of the 9 three-buti luve heen establish v limits the oper d Cout Fair administration of justice was recently reported by Gen. Rabiuson July but one outrage, committed by 8 | conuts to the several reports freedman upon o W reported; while the He tenders his hearty thanks for the m:.dud-‘ flagzing interest in his work of the Beeretary War, which bas given kim no small support under the trying responsibilities the Government bas devolved upon bim. 1 een have betn select; wome tiue delaged by the climat atesed epidenic, is 0% 10 course of Vigorous | 1t muy 0t be desiruble to remove the u e burial grounds, it 14 es read o receive soldiers whos ‘I 10 cases of assault, Whipyiug, false imprisonuent in “Which whifos were the sssailants amd Outrages sinee reported are about in th .1 for labor fn somt scetions is much gre; ntract system works favorably, and 3 > s | e fainte are made szmiust freodmen. Tacre ave 129 schools, 28 Fering 10,000 pupils. The Medical Department has bees THE WELCOME TO CONGRESS. | v v snecesstully condneted; the issue of rnllwmnllwxmpmu. W asaixatos, Dec, 3.—Congress was welcomed Vitha population of over 30,000, all bt 2,50 freedmen £ " S E [epnletion of ove U0, o b 0 Evedmes | soay 0 the i by e sepeckivd Fapa oproth th rE op! regiment : reguoents | The signed to districts where the men may be uscfully | uarding strehouses and cemeterics, and oa simi- | e colored regiments will be recruited, s far us | tion, A + the colored volunteers still in service. The law | qf thbae mow reposung in other suilal 1 nasignment of 100 privates 1o a company & funteyl that owr Bativsel cemetenies w inimum, and the maximum streng remains of @ The present o dives wege sacs ed ot 64 privates for cavalry, artik | iveragecost o privates for lght batteries of artil- | plished i¢ repo Yery, making an age: te sirength of 54,002, the ' g 144790 5 and it is be ranks ahal! ve well nlled. it is demigned to increase the efficiency | §1,600.204 will he n of the military foree by raising the standard of quulifications. ' | wooden headbourds The troops i serviee were regularly paid, and tie demands | monum of thoss discharged and mustered o prowptly mei Duniog | bgwiost Bave been - employed 1 Tar dutice. ploting uat ed at people against their white employ - me scarce, an adjuste urll... 3 - rease of wages wern gonerally effectad. A P pwier, provided for by an | VR uding of the free lab 1 at the South sved that un additional expendit appron of tie last as; and the ereotion | B 1O g e Ao st ot o 1t i proposed, instend of the | of such mogadives as will furnisl » and suitable storuge | SO0 10 secnre the snccess of free Inhor in the abs re u‘ml, 1o erect at m--lnm small | for ull our pow der, ammunition aud niter will be commenced | 8 Forn o runer of the € - 2,66 + capacity at eac A board ¢ the remoy s wnd ed i §9 55, amounting in the aggregs JUDOE CAETIER'S ADDRESS. SOUTIL SEROLINR. The following is Judge Cartter's address: Y lmmmlvm”nmmnddmyb_rmm'»l—dlb District of Colwnbia, under their ‘various organimtious, to e n welcome t0 the Uniou members of the Thirty-Ninth ugress. 1o their name 1 now welcome you, one and ail, ated by next 8§ The arsenals at the South which were A by the having be n are reoccupied, ex ng the North Caroli The amount of land ? 2un tract blished by the publisbed Qu S e fisonl year eoding Jine 30, 1966, $104ILUH 42 were din- | linve bee s — bursed to the amuy and Military Acadoniy, #3313 36 10 | will be issied ax rap s Forry Ammorr, the workaliops of e ien. : : volunteers ; and iii the disbmrsement of millios of doilars in | Documents which has been used a8 as or foss e i tially adjusted by 4 e y aforred to yin g " se dance wi their hospitality. Tiis weleome is given ....m.a- n transferred b . fonully settied in accordance with | Feapect for your wi wad pat : - . tors iasioner's lnst annual report. Lust small sunis, and amid great Giffienities and bazards, tie tolal | panying tiis report cost 10 the Gov citt. ih expenses of every characier, iy bat | opefations of the War Departme ranches. as well as the wunici) this - Yielding u!l howor to the Nation's defenders inthe'field, and without reflcctiug on the other branches of the Government, oe nd the requiremsents of the lin 1 land under said order, hold; & fractions proportion of 1 pes cent. £ X Every eflort has been made to promote the comfort and laedt: n]! propriations for the fiscal Tvisable to reb ‘,‘,’ the N e siibe s st i wnder sl ptine Ao the ariny, und to give the best medical treatment 1o the woutded | year ending June 50 186 s 5040 ). i rmory ot Harper Pt 7 -~ e detin on be take n andeiok W ll-lvg:-l‘l'\’wmhflnduuolmmmr-wm Asi | The Atjutant Genernl's otfice has immedinte sapervision of Al the swall o o of the other | of whic ots through tie o cstates o parts of eaai 2;"1“;?!;2:‘;’“:":";1‘5';3‘:;'&"’ “‘"‘m’*": the tic cholera epideinic. carly inthe presont year, required | racruiting for.the regular arwy. and disbanding the volunteer colle n Astoaio, | Of theCom oo reutor ce with cireulars 15 and 20—s oy wovobegann ke i M"fi. o prompt actini rotection of our troops. A rigid miliary | £ and charge also of the records and unfinished bosin | Number In this State there nearly 12,000 pupils regulasly b o de" g el % nath Quarantiac was establissed on the Southeru Atlantic cou’ aiid | the Provost- Marsha Number reye Society has been gty unsettled, yob the demands § bears testimony sder o mistaken roga A nation sauitary procavtions ed. The adoption of these measures ~ with Aet of July - Total num Tncensant. | It is feaved that in proportion as the Unite saved from the sammpirasies oL NursbesmtpURYS, saved from appoiuted under th Number in process of udjustment 18 ity is withdrawn, public opinion,asd the State Govern- | te pervicidal efforts of dumestic ek Say .\ saved frow Sivery— uation saved not in its sins but ment will prove ineffectunl to protect the sehools fron the vio- « of edil-minded persons. (Great sutfering prevails among titute classes. Planiers have nsserted that 1o most cascs [lie ber of claims recaived e and paid ¢ tment was organteed March | id of officers and sgents thro or eradicate the disease, 8¢ the recruiting de- | Arrangements have been made for the prompt settlement re 1t appearcd, botore it ssumed its wsual | uudetermined questions formerly pertaining to that bucau ie forn: und oblicial recoguition lus been given | aud fo moval to Washington of the records of its oflices priation required for | its dutics. As woon as good titles 10 ts on ssved in allits liberties at home, to beand continng Liberts for the world. and that hation gue of wations, by the very of its trials, availed to 0ot rul 1t the value of prop [ States, by nu Ieimants §10,52 he bnreaw of ater than with the | Proportion ui eises tahen aick has been g ratious per wonth, 4,114; daily average, operations ut the iational stitate freed people have obtained homes i diff tothe meritorious services of wedical otioets ¥lose Bdeliiy, arious States. T 3 .- -+ ~ o7 energy, anl skl simuistration suceeeded in avertiog or + purposc of the Adjuta e in §300, 000, boen acquired, the construction of the ai o froedmen were working with remarkable uiilgcuce Fanent parumount power. diminishing tie Lotrore of wide-sproad pestilence, In other | ioers of the ‘Inspector.General's department are-now | requirod by law, will be hasienod as fast a5 ¢ g colored soldiers to guanl drouth has been severe. Almost eomplete jurisdiction over all g::';ufi:fl;fl;“‘ ::v:mremwwmn i, ek reapocts th roops has been good. Among | those of the regular est nd they arc all engaged in | tions will admit. It #s fmportant that this ertabliak 10 the collection of unpaid elaims. Law cases has been restored to the Civl Courts in consequence | IR TV Ch ,ml":m". ‘which the. Eepetile, s passed wihite troops the ion of deaths, from all esuses, 1o cascs | their Jegitimate duties of d special inspectious. No | stould be built up as rapidly as possibic, and & considersble sum TRANSPORTATION. of the recent provisions of the Legislptare. The o > - | 0450 BEREE of all, "'n_‘ L treatad has » {o every 32 Among colored troops the | priation is required for this serviee. | Ban been eatimated for that parpose during the next fiscal year ransportation reported farnished refugees and freed ber of rutions issued from June 1, 1508, to e, ws | st le pasing o certaln trumph topether ¥ib o hdge tary juatice during the past year, &14% | It is believed that all of it s necossary and can be judiciously o with General Orders i35, A. G. 0., Sept. | | LULLBAT; to whil 124,141 to freedwe average | O Y onoe, comtnand the omage of vur political ?"""' said that | und sdvantageously expended of conrt-martia! and” military commissions have been N&"‘L Much Las been dove. LORGLA. Whit> trooyps, 4.d the wortality muuns,;lumu-w | | record - A A b : ihora were retiuauiig ib genera hospitais, Jue, 30, | recerved, reviewed nud filed ; 4006 special reports m armory at bpringeld, Masschusctis, durisg the pust year ) Taiarels e, wouen' amd skilfose) bave beon d Mucl Ing the Jear. 64,435 paticats, af whom. on | tothereg dicial proceedings, the pardon of military | Bve Doet et toeloaniag and repairing arms used during i tho Sautbern Biates from the North. Gen. Tillon, who is atll the Assistant Commaisrioner, e B g vt Ao o :';“1% i their labor- 4 1 n 1855, and « linitted June 20, 1w and prope: secured 1n well ‘;rnn;u-q I Preseat 15, with & wtai « Measures liave been mic report of persons transported _on the orders of As- | ports that the disposition of emplo) w4 & toners, within_ their diatricts, has not et | wrs without payment hns been partially overcowe. His agen fi;‘,’:‘, of (;.:f,m;'::, h.'.: mmo“:u of the -Anch and 12inch east-iron ritle canuon | reeived. the order of April 10 took effiet, able- bod hve oceasfonnlly requested au_ increase of their powers to en- | ydPl T HUESTe e o it 1t practical tests, and the experiments will | o tod women have sot veceived transportation except in ex- | abie them properly t protoct the freedmen. i {‘ it demn ':““‘" = ordunuce Tetrus for three consooutive | frome cuses and to provent actual suffering. It has been far- | The State Conets are ofien unjust to the freedmen, and the fn. oY . ghp s Stion T the Tight o service and ordinary repairs, | pished to duly aceredited teachers aud mgeuts traveling in dis. | terference of the Bureau is rendered necessary The present | jihgrays “[“lw“"’""c bl W' 3 tuviolab the memories of sac! and you are sdmonished spasutions for convert- | idoaders. The power | gistant Cominis 1 or commutation of sentences, and upori th abjects and questions veferred for the opinion of | neluding also letters of instruc‘ion_upon military | vocates und reviewing offcers. conrts received at this burcau remsived under trestment. The ecomiort fenders, th al treatment of the sick usd wounded srv | misceliune ituls, of which there are at | the borean Lity of 10,881 beds. practice to judge «d for the purpose of providiug | The nuuber of records of milit £z FEELET i1 gnitabla sheiter for the trooys uow stationed on the Pluns, und | reached o minimam soon after the adoption of the reccat Army for those w hich may be orucred thither, wid o prevent saflering | Act, and siuce thab e s § reased with the military furce uration of » for cavairy carbines, of of their duty. During the year 18, prior toJuly 1, | labor system if left ut this time to the control of Stite ugencies, S v uring the Winter. The ermy bas beew well supplicd with | The other business of tue office, as an advisory branch of the ars for eavalry pi suterments, of paid for truusportation from refuzees | it is feared would be practically broken up. By ti oantee by law that the great national trust shall be ade forage, about one-half the quantity lluvm{‘lwm supplied from | War Department, will ulso, it is believed, continue to be aug- | s cars for infantry mi ul of ix years for infantry 1 suwequently, prior to Oet. 1, &5,6i% &1, | tributions the freedmen are Lelping in the ei Eiiatered by the nation’s defenders and in the spirit of uni- The Stek rouaining on hawd at (he cessation of boscilities the | mented, watil the peace establishment shall be completely organ- | accouterments. From' duusary 1, 150}, 0 June 30, 1866, the | This is only 4 T ol veiute ot hav- | Cuildron. Thero are 70 schools, atiended by nearly 000 sehol- | Vet Tibers? "It in not our b o gt consumptio for the year Las been 5,300,000 bushels of Yats, | ized and the new srmy fully recruited; and the foct that, in a lurge © department provided 7 Anuon, 7 artiitery | (oo e peceived. asd orders fssued from this office not | are, Neveral schools have been broken up fhrough the tIeats | what imws shoukd be_made. ?’;“,,,"‘"mo, ot tamdor 5,061,000 busisels of cor, 130,000 tans of Lay, 2700 tansof straw. | number of important eases, commanders of departuicnis il arws, 2, apiee of mecati | hgving always beon used. f fnd violence of white persons. The dronth Las caused great | Joll fire iy an expression of implicit confidence that what- te. ce stores of good quality have been supplied to the | armies are not authorized o execute seutences in time o " nfantry add eavalry, 53,544 complete sets of cav "After completion of this year's contraets, the work of set- | destitution by the destruction of the erop. During tie 15 | 00PN be enncted into lay within the itution .+ and trough the Juiger part bas been obtained ut the prin- | and that such cases can vo longer be summaril disposed of with pmeits, 25,164 sets of horse urtillery harness, | g the public lands wnder the Homestead act will incr et endby Sept. 1. 1866, #74,004 ratious were issued; to | SHIF 30 SO Il “Uirough your legislative cipal mark>t-centers of the Northern States, yot the general re- | outa reference to the Executive, will also, re from the bureau stridges for small arms, 1,220,505, 435 percusaion | templated has been promised, but very littlo us white, e 10 dmen, 694,605; average number lssued per | goy 1o nation born again will' go on in its high carser turn of the oitizens, North sud South, 10 the productiveness of | » very cousiderable -nnmorrqm-:fln bereofore bave tillery ammunition, 14,507,682 | woryglly givew. i wonth, 5,513; average number daily, 1,884, litical and national prosperity. paace, and the consequent reopening of the castomary channels | not been cailed for. Its aggregate business will, it s thoaght, 2 i pounds of -flfllfl!{vnd«-" i SUBSISTENCE. FLOBIDA. wspnket Coltax replied to Judge Cartter's sddress a8 ‘aad mources of trade, huye encbied o partial resumption of the | not be reduced in proportion 10 the reduction of the military 40,004 pounds of gunpowder, 6,305,152 pounds of witre, | gy, whole number of rutions issued from June 1,1865 to [ June 1, 1806, J. G. Foster relieved Col. T. W. Oshorn. | il 5 | as Assistant € g | three months), was 1 wissioner , Col. Osborn coutinued the same . - ) refu and freedmen. 54,50 duties on the stafl of Ge ter, till Septewber I, when ho 'hl’;r,.unv (‘rfu:’».;l (L‘_nly fmmm:;-r‘u-y-lm 419, ‘The Iasue to whites incroascd | was bonorably mustered out of service, Gen. Foster aud the | "" "l:‘! "l‘;'l:_“m" m:rfl-' Mfi ey nembers wiom nsties to freedmen and refugees were | Governor commend him for bis successful labor. A disposition | YU :“ Al o ,;;mmm .nm-l“ Mvfla—- ro- among the people is remarked to remedy the defects n the State turnad o their homes 10 A Accoun 10 the people. aud o discuss before that tribunal ‘course of procuring supphes at the points where they are to be | foree. 5 pounds of lesd. In addition o theso, | conier |, 1N ( P ikt uite contracts for froeh beef have been | In the guartermaster's department the returss and accousts | there were jmmease Guantitl parts provided for | ool el e ma Tiade in the Southern Siates, 1 & gener) average price of 110 | of officers respousible for clothing aud equipage duriug the year | repairiug and making good artlc ged, lost or destroyed | Joopovn pumber per da, ceuts per poind, sud in the duterior of those States other urticles |} have been examined and transmitted to lhrp'fruvulry for final | in the service. ‘The tiscal resources of the orduauce buresu for | oot June 20, 1%, whe TThe ercetion of the fire-proof warehouse at Phila: | the year amounted to 5,301,062 5, snd the expenditures 0 | yiont equal. Sinee the latter date, and until | e ST el b o [ Toseimct | ke o which d Saisuce of & 1 5 vow w0 fur e resumed & , for which C g n tion ou July 10,551,677 5, leavi oo of 818,74 ¥, of which §1%, oth ¢ , X Boaitul mercastile hod, 434 has o tar esmsed . | delpa forwhick Congree made an sppropeaton o uly 3, | 816 0L 2, nrint St e e Tremsury. 0. | Bt e e . th sy e e e e Abe ranster of 1w casn to | there iswo rightiel appeal fhe pratestlemes st Kmittos. e e ur + On. e Easthe coums | Sk e Sotrodfor thap voon Tecetval end otmpareds and | 50 80 were 10 L Crul B emated spveupeiy. | Cmcme R O T B e on. conety: pa o, | eiviljurisdietion is working well. Namber of ouirages Fported | (i Gofouders ami the siorm of shot, and shell, and Game, e e orate s asspivted th the-Union. all | simlas sivusture. at. JeMbrsonvillo, Indiana, During the | tion required: by tho Orduauce Otlice tod 8pPPOBEIA: | Gicers were directed to hold each plantation, conty, parist, | in Florida ave comparstis iy toh. s | e e o ahure, i YRty deckdal that omt e o for there stationed were required 1o be | fiseal year, ocesn o has been furbished ,m.m s require early aticntion, in $1.593,242. . and town responsibie for the care of its owipoor. bat to very | Complaints of vxolhdnu.n of coutracts are few ; good conduct | Loy nmed muner should never become the winding-sheet of oo Kow Vork, Bt an ample und reliable market | for - 10,560 wen ; inand \ramsporiation for 1,016,300 | ' 1n the ofice f the Commissary Gemeral of Priesners u ro little purpose, for With few exceptions the State authorities | of freeduef SR o with regard | £he World's best hopes, but afier their conficts. and their sacri- ombprising the Bk aa mple uad refsde marker | dor_ Laloal men; iigad Gseporitien o LOIGIG | | In Whe ol s puged 1 Fooeting wid compioing e | Bove Seeet 12 8T AL e e et of o en, Foster wil shortly report ull informafion Witk FOERTS | Sioe. 1t emained for, ‘the poople at the Lallotber sad ike eign _countries bordering e the same occan. is now | 420,000 tuns of siores of kinds; and the greater | records relatiug o prisonets of war, in farisiing luformation m,‘_ {f“’,:mm,m,”." No.100f August 22 could | State. SRR oo :n“lmu:dkf;p_hfi'-- these balls of In:: S y State action, & | BE o Eneking the o 1 bloo. and i thie thrrible most of the subsistence | yart of the bills for transportation duriug the war have been | required by the various bureaus and in the investigation of 'be rigidly enforeed. h 1o officials tores for troops in the division of the Paciic bave been | nettled and paid, Claims, principally under the set of July 4, | claims for commutation of ratious to Usited Statce soldiers DALY safieatd. L8 poe Ko ot ‘- aperintendent appointed. u tax levied. and organizat i Shore obtainet In general the subsistence supplies puzchased | 1564, have been fled during the vear to the amount of over §11. | while hekd as prisoners of war. ¥ e Lo g e e 1 ey, o e et ukes the lewd i 1his umportant | 1668 for natious} exlstence, to reccustret 1t S0 gich edaring ‘d:nulbe ynrrh.-;n been pro;mr:-p- contrects. u:e::l:l 000,000, upou which abont §1,000,000 bave been paid. No further “The elerical force at the office &l' the signal corps is employed | cine Cof heneyolent societies under same rules that spply to | matter. corner stones that ty real pursuance of advertisement scaled proposals, u ions are service of the | in nrranging and putting in durable form messages and Feports | Lol purchses sade by commissioned officers. Burewu hospi- Colored schools reported, 38; teachers, 51: pllrllls, find&lr "But four months sinoe we left_this “rd_ and "r found in Sau required for the reguiar i accepianees. ers Department, o it 15 believed that the balauces 1 or emanated from the corps d 0 ‘orphan hosp : ml%' i-;muuo.l‘ sgedily proviiog the aray with breeck. mn'fih‘b;l:. e s, b ecaived wil | wor. fie.espandiares for thesip lag ihe'yens: | i rvosire the wpeal """::""’c':' e pepk g i g Loy B epe 1 1606, Sh08s growded aro they with eroste Tho massaces 3t New: wuall @ been uflice ior fiscal [ tingencies prember h N 3 ¢! Orleans the extraor- acted upon By an order of R T o e e b A availabte for %8¢ | Batance on hand of Freedmea's Fund, o0z a0 oo | whiten, 3300; ‘blacks e2065; arerign yer mowth; L Qinary speeon of e, h oo ot b Lo the guil officors was convened for the purpose of examiing, | The department is engaged, under the joint recolu | 180, was 232,565 97, No appropriat. Balance of District Dostitute Fund. 18,33 67 rage ) x of the mi Agl{lud on the LS Congress, and oo will be requ oo f DIY OF AYevenng. </ 68630 W | Gen, Wager Swayne, the Assistant Commissioner. has se- c‘“’“‘m““‘ the l"“"""s:':‘m g ot "‘:.': i g g B B e S s = flm%fl; Who desiounced Copgress aso really arm in arm with the e ntLe e the and who ad to destroy ating clase com e of 1be. Bureat for & time wero largely | LrAmpling on brokes o8 7wk ot Congress e it St codrns gy Lawe o | KSAELD WL e of sk e o] 2, 160, the Military b O amtomnd with. Oficers are made local agents States refused to bow the knee to Baal. oA o commriared the tmsubaica aud the of sible in place of resident magistrates. who are oftc ‘:“:fi -::.,wm-dm.‘um.u-u- B e o e e vosiest szelustre Supetvisios 654 somtrol by e freed peoplc. . Tutems Coorta have bee e maber of me, the proseat admiaistration Wt v . revet Major . Edmunl Sebiv Lospeto e rhe becomary ewporary. e 1T Lo’ 5 STV, | Qobd o e pover o wieded, thie crime belag ndsil. S e (PR | 11 Prgornof i B350 3 | B e, ettt e o e a7 | fr ¥ S E L T S Board of Visars o 1ds bears ample Lecncny 0 100 WO | 1 o1, co expenditun pr month s sbout 00 making | 1 186, e fllows: o white, S0 M Erier L T O e publcation 1 milions of copis o ol oue Yhe iucrease of the number of cadets to 400, With the present a;&» .&wmxuh:'fi'mmm '““""“'".‘:’7.1 average Yations per mouth, 243, ” ly Aversge, &1z promiget presses bringing u-—n:&—n—u of cadet: b ), Wi e for next succeeding LOUTSIAN. [ voter maguiticent -u:lh;v:',y -u::?:'n:r" L. year, little upward of u.:u.u? Therefore the commis- | Mpjor-Gen. A. Baird was Assistant Commissioner from Octo- u':’. »n—.-i-:sblm nuuifla corps ure met. ioner has reduced the estimate for the uext scal year aboat ber, 1963, nntil relieved abeut & montl: since at Lis own request, n-.n,-ndm:‘ unsuaken confidence in the measures Were 3,000,000, ".::: )}.&.:.oen Sheridan performed the duties, i addition to p‘-‘:&‘: I-l'.’ .‘l:-’ -'I'-Uu ] s0 faitufully and so standard BCHOOLS. o it * -"d-—f The edneation of freedmen and_ refagees has been carried on | The system o; l.hpr‘rl'gnhlull has usually given satisfaction have we been making in these fow No ap) i reqs date of admission. The - from personsl observation, | vi under the jmmediate patronage of beuevolent | in the State. New-Orleans is much complained of for injustice | months. ik God in this land the people are the only rulers. Arraugements will soon summated reports the suthorities of the institution ns wost asslduous in | societies. The Bureau has given , furnished trans. Mum@mmum and many cases in the State | Every two years they resume thei “fl and at the partment for the permanent Security of its v mortuary | their efforts to advance the interests of the Academy aud it yrtation for teackers. books, ., &e., and supplied school | have not ‘reached nor corrected for want of sufticient | ballob-box given to them by the dead revolution Tecords, including 16,000 folio volumes of cadets. Its mdministration is charscterized b‘ycfwnm,, and | Dafidings, when possiblc. and kept them o repair. A superin- | force. Upon the snspension of the tates Imposed m they make aod unmake Congress. They rebske 47,00 1 rocords, 16,000 b-rul muster aynlh.n Tiabits of frugality are inculeated . Excellent diseipline is main- | tendent of education, devoting ‘Whole time to his work, is | authonity d: the war, and the restoration of or _condenin admiuistrations. 'tz #peak thele Ph of ulnad-ndeudwy enforced. The catimated appropriatien | stationed at Bareau H in each State. All burean rty, the s .ymmmmmmvu abandoned. | Ariel They command. and a'm- Presidents must e aud 0,000 of colored soldiers. and for the Military Academy s §2i3,557. . ofticers cobperute With e e ated that 130,000 | 'Lh existing sehools are on the same baxis as elsewhere. obey. ‘Wereturn then to these 10 carry out aud enforos lection_constituting the -r-unaud usewm. During the | 1 the of Retugees. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, | scholars, iucluding and thelr childres, are mow | - Gew. Sheridan anticipates much difficulty in settling com- this decision of the rulers of the Nation, the ;..la year oficia) evideace, obtainable from no other source, of cause | the Commissioner reports that there ‘is no material chuage of | witendiig school in the Southern States. Sehools for refugee | plaints where verbal and dependent contracts have been exn misunderstand their drill. Four points have of death, or of wischarge for disability, has been furnished in | organization, but busitess i facilitatod and vexed questions | white chidren are also established. Their formation is every- m;“mh m%mm of (reedmen in settling | by them beyond all controversey. 242 canen, wnd 210,027 upon certificates of disa- | settied by the law of 1866, Tho jurisdiction of assistant com- | where eacourseed by tho Bareaa. i the Lands, but encroachments by white men, | First: That the work of Reconstruction must hhh* ty hiuve beea examined and o The total number of | missioucrs coincides generally with department aid district | The new Bureas law has glyen additional efliciency to the | — Gen. Baird gives o good account of the operution of the Civil | of those who have ben the friends, not the enemies of the' s cases clasified and recorded is, of wounds lafi and | commands, but is distisct in Saryiand aud the District of Co, | Bducational department. 10 iwmany ~{nstances, frecdmen’s Riaht- bill. tion; that it must be based the granite of loyalty, and thak of operations %498, ‘Lbe vrevacation dor publigation of We | lumbis Under tho sew law Marviand aud Keutucky av em, wekools have cvaigpucd Usrough te eatire SUmEIGE ol accoust . Sueridao roports renewed interest ia the yolooly ; pum: | tose whoge wicked I and ullty reoadiation af sAeEa