New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

ktePors w NV Passion OFFICE Nov IS. 1882
s,n The following report OF the trsnsac.lo,S, Oh
This Bureau, durine the past year. Is Isspo''iuh'
'u'''D''' ARMY PENSIONS.
~. ,umbe- Of ORIGINAL applications for army
t,vsld tensions grained during tls year ending
jan 30, 1862, was 335 There were % Of the same
o. whose vensiOns were increased. The whole
number of army invpds on The pension roll at the
close Of the fiscal year was lin the loyal Staterl
3S3S The yearly amour, required 10 Pay tneSS
PENSIONS is S349, $50 80. The aggregate Snm aotu-
ally paid 10 srny invalid pen'lone's during ,u rle
year ending June 30, 1862 WIS Svooy d. ine
pumber Of army invsbds enrolled on the pension,
lie, 10 the dsloval Stse is SIS calling Tor an annual
aggregate Of ST. 81. The total amount OIL lnVanl
pensions psd in ihe.e States (m 1901, aceoidihs 70
accounts rendered, was s. 80 70.
The whole amber OF original applications in be-
bali Of Revolutionary 'oiers adu'ited duUn2 the
year ending June 30, 1862 was Elk. There were
eight Of ths class Thcss pensions were increased.
The aggregate number OF heNoiutlohsfy soidefS
" nose names were on he pension list, in the loyal
States at the above date, was thirty, with total
annual payment Of 81 100 81. The amount paid
during The year, including all afieaIs, ana also he
expenses of the several pension agencies, chargoibe
10 the Revolutionary spprop fiadon, was $50 Goa V1.
OF the whole nuoi5er OF Revolutionary soldiers OF
the penscn hst at the close OF the previous fiscal
year, nineteen, nearly twO-fisIhs Of all in the
loyal States, had died before the Goth OF June last.
Tae number on the pension-rolls Of the disloyal
had been reporied) was fourteen. The ennual
amount OF their pensions would be Only 1874 81.
The accounts rendered Of payments 10 them, IN
ISL. show a total Of S17 10. OF the surviving
Revolutionary soldiers craving pensions IN tie loyal
States nine ia Newly Ork, i've IA Alelne, three
IN assaehU,etts, three in Ohio, Two 10 Nj higan,
one in New Hampshire, one IN Vermont, one III
Connecticut ven IL Kentucky, seven in Indisua,
seven in Missouri, seven III Virginia w estern, ana
ore in Wi.cor sin
Inn NJ yril If fiona
eo!alers, TO tie number of IS admitted during
the year. The pensions of were increased. There
tue close of the wear, $50 elsOae:s OF tLls
class Oh tue rolls Of tue loyal States and The yearly
aggregate II their pensions Is Sla6 cog H.. The
amount actually paid them during the year ncladng
ar-earS $lS5 5y4 3d. q tbis class OF pen toner's
there were the last reports 5SS Oh the rolls of Tho
disloyal States, With yearly amonit OF penslo0s
equal 70 IS 81 IL. Accounts have been rendered OF
payments 70 theee pensioners in the early part OF tbs
year 1861, TO tie aoount OF 80 IS.
The number OF oIislas spDhc ltions under the ac'e
granting half-fsy to widows and orphans Of officers
sIl soldiers OF the army, admitted during the year,
was 1853. The number whose pensions were iacres-
ed was IS. There OF this class, the pensi0n
list in tire loyal states, on tho oJth OF June iast,
49,. The aggregate amount OF their pensions Is
Sl29. .iS4. Tho Whole sam PAID them during the
year was $l4S,3j4 50.
The nnlDoer OF widows and orphans the army
pension rolls in ihs dsioyal States, at tie dite OF
Sic last reports uiace, was 5yj, ard the yearly
aggregate OF their pensions Siu,'76. The amount
paid them II 1884, lar IS Itl orled Us 81 COS ~.
NAVY PENSIONS.
The nuYnher of original applications for Navy In
valid Pensions, grautei during the year, vas -.
The whole numter OF wlcCws' applications for nayy
haf-pay admitted during the seme period, ~.
No pension OF either CLARE has been increased. The
total number OF navy pensioners III tie LOYAL States,
81 the close of the year gl6. The yearly amount
of their peusions Is $l@5,93l Is. The sum paid 70
these pensioners during the year was $lOe,7l0 30.
There were the GATE Of the lsst reports mace 10
this olce % navy pensioners on the rolls 10 the dis
loyal States, VIII annual aggregate OF $i6. 800.
Tie accounts rendered OF payments TO these pen
sioners in 1891, show that they have received the
sum OF s., $50 10, out Of inoreys in the hands of
agents in the disoysl States, supplied during the
previous fiscal year.
GRAND TOTAL.
TIE whole number OF pensioners Of every kind In
TIE loyal States on the 30th OF June, 1862, Yves
$3.50. The annual amount payable to these PEN
sioners il S7J2.7ll IL. The total amount actually
paid during tho year. inclGdiug aud expenses
OF agencies, wac : s., ll III.
IL The dis,OysJ States there were 2073 pen.ioners
as appears from ihe laiesl reports calling ior Z
YEARLY amount Of $l6s 36l -. The total amount Of
payments in these States in 1851, accounted Tor
was s., 213 IS.
FUNDS AT PENSION AGENCIES.
The aggregate amount OF fluids ia tie hands u The
Pension Agents. Ia The loyal States, al the cioe q
4 iacai vegr, was sl5J, 81 10. At the same q q
there remained Gpace0uat-d Tor, liz the hands Pen
zion Agents. in tie dsloyal States, the total Oh
SIS 81 30. Tnis ta,ucs, :.o~ever, is presumed
have been mostly pad over to pfnslonerS ~ iho-e
States In lawful manner, before tie ecsual com.
meucemsnt of Rebel hosilties Since ny last an
nual report several imyo.s aut points which pen
sion agencies had been located have been taken Ios
session Of by armed forces aud have secure,
In th.s instances go far possible settlement o
the accounts OF the agencies IN question. From The
agencies at Nashville (ienn.l, Norfolk Va, a9C
New-UTlea1s tLs.) the toiai amount vi lJ51J 2.
hss been adjusted by the transmits on OF youcher
showing legsi snd proper payments, or by reiGndiog
Having taken measures 10 secure d Ike settle men
at Pensacola Fla learned THAT TIE agent tuel,
and ore Of his sureies had ieI the lace the fone
taking with him all the books aud papers Of TIA,
agency. l was about i'stlIuling PROCEEDINGS "
close up tue accounts of Tie agencies az Jackson
vile irla.l and Jackson lIenn.j when Change IL
lie state Of military affairs 10 I ose districts pre-
vented further action FROM INTEL genee received
previousg 10 the insl outbreak Of hosiiiiien, al,
from ihe known condition OF tue several agencies,
is believed shat the only real delngue gci-s OF any
within tie following estimates; Alabama, S5,ODJ
ArKausas, 5000, NnEiuia, 81 100; Tennessee
500; North Caiohna $ovJi total, SO, 600 Mbeihel
any part OF CHS may he recovered N r-sicr
ing TO supremacy 0i tie Consultation AID tie law
~ those States, remains to be seen.
COMPARISON WITH TIE PREVIOUS YEAR.
COMPARISON Of The tore. Ong statistics WITH those
OF my Isst report, give the following results:
1861. 1852. Decrease
Whole number Of Pen.
To's Yearly Aaioaa'.. ess7,,5 y s9aese g $Slos =
AssIegs;e Payments sol % 19'Jo 10 Z0|V'' "
STATISTICAL TABLES.
transmit herewith ~ part Of my Report, sundry
tabular statements exhibiting uiore IN detail the
a3islrs embraced III lie preceding extracts.
The table marked shows, BY States, the nun
ber Of original applications i0r Amy fensi,os o.
the several CLASSES admi,lcd during tie year, ant
the annual amount OF The same together with The