The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-11

of one dollar bond given for the eSecuton anu per
| Torrance Of the duties or any once
| A person employed by an insurance company TO take
the gem and supervision OF the interests on te
company either at fixed place or by travelling rom
place place license an insurance agent,
whether be solics risks and negotates insurance or
not
| RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.
The receipts from for July represented 10
| be ten millions OF dollars and those for the present
month will be much larger Five eighhs OF the
| is collected at New York.
| THE CHOLERA IN MALTA.
Adves received to-day at the State Department
from the United Consul Malta stating that the
cholera was prevailing there to alarming extent and
that communication with the adjacent islands had been
suspended A. Odessa great apprehension felt and
the regulations had established in con-
sequence Of the maIgnity Of the epidemic Consan-
unople.
THE FREEDMEN OF ARKANsAs.
Commissioner sprague, writing to the Freedmcn's
Bureau from st. Louis under date Of August T. says-
'There are not dozen freedmen OF Little Rock
Arkansas, asking aid from the government The ma
ority Of refugees dependents now being sustained
In Arkansas and Missouri the families Of soldiers who
have fought in armies" He also writes that
there is large amount OF land In Arkansas which has
been abandoned and much that should be connscated
TIE FIFrEENrH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY Or
DERED MUSTERED OUT.
The following order is promulgated by command Of
MAJOR General C. q. Augur-
HEADouAR,ERs, DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON
August 3, 1865
Frst-Pursuant 10 instructions from the War Depart
ment, Adjutant Generals Office Of August g. 1865 the
Fifteenth regiment New York heavy artillery will be
once mustered out of the service under the provisions
OF General Orders No o. current SERIES War Depart
ment Aduant Generals Office and ordered TO its proper
State rendezvous the commanding officer report
rival to the chief mastering officer The regiment will
be mustered out organization, including additions
thereto by recruits or from other sources.
Sec0nd-The necessary rolls will be at prepared
and the Commssary of Mustes Of the department will
give snch instructions 10 the assistant commssarics
Will insure promptness in the muster out He specially
directed 70 see that the requirements Of Circular No 49,
current series War Department, Adjutant Generals
Office complied with
T.trd-The troops shall he made to understand that,
until the final payment and discharge they subject
TO the regulations OF the army and articles of war; and
their oncers are responsible for their proper behavior
MUSTERED OUT.
The last Official report Of musters out shows from
the Goth to the 3Oth Of July mustered out by
Captain La Moe chief mastering officer Of this depart
mont, two hundred and forty three officers and five
thousand seven hundred and seventyone men, princi
pay OF New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania
regiments But very few troops remain in this depart
ment 10 be mustered out Immediately.
PROMOTION OF GENERAL MITCHELL.
Brgadier General Robert B. MITCHELL formerly Colonel
OF the Second Kansas regiment, has been made . full
brisader general ip the regular army.
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
The latest returns tho General Land Once
from Oregon indicate that there great activity IN the
demand for public lands for actual settlement along that
part Of the Pacific coast Three thousand four hundred
and seventy nine Of land reported
taken up durng the month of July the land ONCE in
lonia, Michigan
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS OF NAssAcHu.
SETTs.
The State Of Massachusetts is represented by tho last
census to have s,178 manufacturing establish
ments with invested capital Of 1892, ,792, ,327
and employing 217 42l operatives The Of the
material thus worked up is $135 053 72o and the vase
Of the product was estimated ut 1886, ,922
APPOINTMENT OF CONsULs.
The President has appointed the following Consuls:
General De Cesnola, OF New York. to Cyprus and r. F.
Farwell Of Ohio, TO Cadix
PARDON OF JAMES n. TURNER.
James H. Turner sentenced 10 three years in tho Al
bsny Pcneutay has been set liberty by Presidential
cIemency.
TRANSLATION OF "wEEArON's INTERNATIONAL
LAW" INTO THE CHINESE LANGUAGE.
Tho Department Of State has rccsivcd through Mr..
Burlingamc the United States Minister to China copy
Of the recent translation Of 'wheaton's international
Law" into the Chinese language, which has been made
by the Rev. u A. Martin, Of the American Presbyte.
ran Mission 1t Ia understood that the translation does
include such of the late edition as were
inserted to justify disloyal,y in this country.