New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
s,.,l.l Di,paeh to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept 8 leO''
rnpACcO WEST

Cen.us returns of 1850, represent the value
tohscco manufactured during that year in the West
avn state, vas s499l, s13 The number of establish
.,s in operaton in the same year was l66, employ
,g 40 male and 375 female hands paying Tor LABOR
$50, qOs for raw material 50 1864, and having an
Invested capital of s3l 961.
PENSION SURGEONS APPOINTED.
Dr Marion Waterhouse of Portage, Wiscon- !
sin and Daniel Bostwck Of Litchfed, Conn.,. were to-
.v ap,ointed Examining Surgeons OF the Pension Bn'
sesu BY Acting Commissioner Pusen.
PATENTS.
During the past month the Patent Office Is
sued So pate nts or 2l each day.
POSTAL MATTERS.
Dur;n, the past week the Post-O Office Depart
usnt closed 25 contracts for carrying the unned |
States mails over important routes in the Southern
States and also reopened IS Post'Omees- judging
from the activity Of the Department in the reestabS
snent Of the Post Offices and mail routes IN the iate
lnsurrectonary States, they will soon be supplied with
nl their former postal facilities.
PERSONAL.
MISUNDERSTANDING Fox represented the IN
aerests of the Navy Department in the Cabinet meeting
today, Secretary wees being home on visit to Con-
aectcui.
OUR FINANCES.
The Treasury Department does not anticipate
yasing any money before the coming session OF Con
gress The receipts from internal revenue alone from
July to tue Isl prox., will probably amount to from
one to one hundred and ten millions OF dollars while
there will be falling off Of customs duties as heavy
orders for foreign goods known to have gone abroad
tor supplying the exhausted markets of the South and
West. The receipts from the sales of war material
Ia1o, fl,uso in un
ANAL degree TO the Liquidation Of the public debt
The Government is at present engaged in the sale of
800 frst.class locomotives, an immense number OF
freight cars formerly its military roads beside
.1s river steamboats, aud steamtugs at the South and
West and A large number the Eastern seaDoard. (
Five thousand horses and 600 mules will be also sold
this month together with GOO tuns OF railroad iron at
City Point and Alexandria Va
The pnbo debt increased only o. OO1O0O last month.
and II is now certain that the gross aggregate OF our
National debt will never reach toe sum OF
S3O0OD0OC0 There will lie over s4o,oOOCOO Of gold
in the Treasury after all OF the September gold interest
is paid and the sale Of this large surplus Is now under
consider alton. Our daily receipts are largely In excess
our expenditures II is the maturing volume
Of certificates of Indebtedness which has raised the
question Of temporary Loan which IS one OF eIpe
dieney rather than necessity.
ABANDONED LANDS.
The subject Of abandoned land having some |
time since been referred to the President by Gen How
ardha finally been referred back to the latter with pow
n grant deny be may think proper. a appliea-
lions made by former Rebel owners Of lands cOnfscated
by the Government, for 10 such property
Gen. Howard has TO-DAY Issued order intended for
the government Of a.s9appeants for >5andoned prop
sry, in which, after citing tie law Of March g. eStab.
fishing toe bureau be directs
HAssStant Commissioners will. rspily as possible.
nause accurate descriptions Of all cOniscated aud aban
doned lands and other cOnfscaed and abandoned real
property that now may hereafter come under their
control, 70 be made, and besides keeping record Of
such themselves will forward monthly TO the Cominls
soner OF the Bureau copies OF such descriptions ia the
manner prescribed by Circular No. 10 Of July IL,
i loS from this Bureau: They will with as
apart such conseated and abandoned lands and prop
effy a. nay be deemed necessary for the immediate
use OF TIE refugees and freedmen, the specific division
Wmeb INTO lots and the rental or sale thereof accord
ing 10 Law establshsbng the bureau will be completed
as soon practicable. ard reported TO the Commits
sleh land and properly, care VIII be used TO !
take nat about which there Is the least doubt
that tins bureau should hare custody and contor- |
whenever any land or other real property that shall
come into the possession of this Bureau abandoned
does not fall under the definition Of abandoned set
forth in section of the Act Of Congress approved July
le6i hereinbefore mentioned. il will be formally sur
rendered by the Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau
Tor the State within which such real estate Is situated
abandon the property in the defined in said section
add se Former owners OF proper held by this Blu |
feau as abandoned, who claim It's restoration the
eand Of having received the pardon Of the President
VIZ as far practicable forward their applications
ote Commissioner Of The Bureau. through the Super
sades and Assistant Commissioners OF the districts
alc states in which ills property IL situated Each
sPpneatoh must be accompanied by first, a
,SIY OF me special pardon OF the President Of
Inc Jnited States or of the oath under his
smnesy proclamation when they not embraced in
en! OF The exceptions therein enumerated; second,
pioo OF title third evidence that the proDerty has
I'm eonhscated hbccd in the L. 5. Courts il
oveq inst proceedings against ii have been discOn-
nnSea Officers OF the Bgrean through whose hands
1, sPphcatons NAV pass. will ind0rsc thereon such I
ss ss may ASST. the Commissioner in bis decision
~ IN especially tie to which the property is put
W the Bureau. -
REBEL ACTOR. q
notorious Rebel actor took leading char
e'e' IA 1Ae opening at Growers Theaier last night
appearance was the signal for a general outbreak
N "s anu Misses. The cheers prepoDderating,
ss !ne town has been perspirihg over the row and
-, was an officer on Stonewal Jackson's staff
'Au A'' twice taken The oath ~
- INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
Inc Acting Commissioner ofInternal Revenue
.!u'' made the following important ruling. l,s,
jsspsS 1e uecson No. 40 was made the ) 20 Bonds
NUT the act Of June 30 ls6i had not been put
cuded IN IT, ~ ana The said bonds should now be in.
huel law '"Pi'@' uhuer inc section OF the reve-
.I INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
iHe receipts from Internal Revenue today r
we're less than 100000 The total receipt. ftom the
1Oly to date as exhibited by the books of the
Its.ca A.