New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsHNoToy. Thursday. Oct q. ls63
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Special Dispatch to The ". Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Thursday. Oct %. 1865.
DOUNTIEs TO coLORED TROOPS.
The payment Of bounties declared due to the
coIored troops by recent opinion OF the Attorney
General has been temporarily arrested BY order OF
the Paymaster. General. 1t mus. not be understood
however that the same bounty awarded TO the white
soldiers will bs withheld from the colored troops The
delay in the payment Of the bounues to coored troops
is but temporary.
GOLD NOTES.
Five million dollars OF new gold notes were
sent to the Assistant Treasurer at NewYork to-day
from the Currency Bureau OF the Treasury Department
Thcse notes are executed 10 the highest style Of the en-
grayers art in order 10 guard against counterfcting
,y are 10 be used as sold q: the Custom ard Clearing
Houses
PENSION SURGEONS.
The following physicians were to-day ap-
poin,ed examining surgeons OF the Pension Bureau: C.
X Irwin. Dunklrk. y. Y Jas. L. Matthews. Carlns
vile. ris. j. W Smith, Charles City, Iowa. Christie
pAer leeler Jonesboro. Tenn, and Jas Rodgers Of
Knoxville. Tenn.
INTERNATIONAL REvgSUE-APpoHTMBSTs.
1he receipts to-day at tho International Row
esuc Bureau amoanted to co.. s04 ~. The hon T. A.
Holirs Deputy Commissioner OF the Internal Revenue
Burean. today received bis appointment rs Conmis'
soner to take otIeci the lst prclimo. Daniel {.
whitman. esq. Chief Clerk. was appointed Deputy
Cominissloner vice Rollins No appointment could
have been received with universal and genuine
satisfaction than OF Mr Rollins whose courtesy Of
demesuor Industry and business ability eminently
qualify him for tho arduous duties Of Commissioner.
TIE FREEDMEN Iy MISSISSIPPI
Adyices from Mississippi, received at the
Freedmens Purean to-day. represent an unsauiaetory
state Of Affairs existing in that State 10 relation 10 The
freedmen May Of the courts stl refuse tho admls-
sion of negro evidence notwithstanding the proclama'
ton Of the Governor and c,ince m nteaton 10 evade
In every way possible recognition Of the rights OF the
freedmen. Teachers for the freedmen. sent out by
benevolent Northern societies arc leaving their schools
with the withdrawal Of our troops, deeming II unsafe
70 ntrust themselves among people who are profes'
sedy their biiterest enemies
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Brigader-Gen. William Hays and Col. Fred
erick Rossncl antz Assistant Adjutant General and
Acting Inspector.Genera. were to-day relieved frori
duty by SPECIAL order from Gen. Augurs headquai
ters Col George Bell Is annouI "a AS Chief Commis'
sary Of the Department.
POSTAL AFFAIhS.
The recepts OF the Post.Ofiice Department
for the fiscal year ending June 3 1s65 were as follows
For postage, sl3 9lG304 e6.
Registered letters $50 800 %.
Box rents sc, sAj,32r 80.
Miscellaneous, Sir 0ls %.
Iotal, cli $50. lJs 20.
Expenditures -pos,mnsters. So 33s33sl II.
Letter carriers. sig4.2OJ g
Carrying mails. 81, l4i' 'W =.
Miscellaneous. s26I34U 70.
Total, sl36Ji,2s p. ..o =.
which are sundry claims as yet unsettled AS com
pared with previous years, the figures arc as follows
RECEIPTS.
ls60.........ss5isO O61 40 sbJ sii ioS 'e9 %
ls6t. t........... ga. $50, l55 40.
Showing an increase OF three ana a'hali MILLIONS VI
business within the yenr
ExPENDITrEEs.
ls6O...... slte74.'72 81 lscj 80 O
lea. sl3,t9i. 72s ~.
In 1860 the Post Office Department showed deficit
Of Sd 900, 90: In 1865, a profit OF se6oOoo.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
The memorial signed by 5000 colored resi-
dents Of this city to be presented to the next Congress
prnying 1t to grant them the right of suffrage will be
accompanied by another numerously signed by the
whites Of the District who in favor Of the measure
THR TUSIsIAS EMBASSY.
The long expected Tunisian Ambassadors
arrived tonight and will be presented TO the PRESIDENT
and Cabinet tomorrow.
TBB CoLoRRD POPULATION OF wAsHINGToN-IN-
TENSE SUFFERING OF REFUGEES.
The National Freedmeu's Relief Association
Of this district, through Mrs J. 9. Gring agent Of
the Society," In published appeal earnestly calls upon
tho people Of tho North aud the friends Of humanity
generally to Gene forward and aid them in their efforts
to relieve the suffering colored people in and around the
National Capital The colored population OF this city
in lsG0 numbered i4.coo since which time at lcast
900 have been added many Of whom are refugees from
Virginia and Maryland.
Thousands Of those from the latter State were aged
crippled and driven away by their former masters TO
whom they no longer useful The influx OF freed
men Of this class from Maryland although it is steadily
decreasing is still very considerable and the Assocs
tion finds 1t utterly impossible to supply all with the
commonest necess ties Of life. The Association las to
the extent OF its abilities minstered to the wants Of the
destitute by the distribution II QuartQ~p,pster and