The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

INTERNAL REVH4UB hnohh 10
The returns exhibited daily at the Internal Revenus
Bureau were never larger than During the quar-
Ter ending on the LIST Instant which includes npsysx
days, the proceeds amounted TO 800, oS6 ST. The
month OF September alons shows returns Of thryeshs
million dollars and the receipts Of the four days In me
present month amount TO upwards Of nine million ooa
lara To-day's returns aggregate nearly two millions.
VISIT OF TIE ENGLISH CAPITALISTS TO THE PEE
eIDENT.
party Of Engsh hnanciers, admitted 70 an inter
view with the President this morning. and were greatly
pleased with their reception.
INTERVIEW OF DELEGATION FROM LOUISIANA
WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Several Louisiana gentlemen admitted early in
the day to an interview with President urged
their peculiar Vows concerning reconstruction In tas
State Governor Wells warmly sustained by them,
and General Candy blamed for the civil disorder and
dissatisfaction that reign throughout the Commonwealth
General Sheridan spoken Of In high terms and con-
oeded 10 have confined himself the discharge Of h
military dutiea They represent that permanent cvdsr
cannot be restored until General Canbys Interference In
civil matters be decsively forbidden.
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.
il represented that Breve Major General Baird. 70
Gently assigned duty in the Freedmens Bureau, van
be transferred important State supennendeacy un-
der that organization.
General Fullerton Chief Of General Towards stat, !,
will leave to- morrow for few weeks soourn in the
Southern States, for the purpose Of extended and
careful scruainy Of the affairs Of the negroes
CIRCULAR FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
The following circular letter promulgated from the
Freedmons Bureau to. day
WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF REFUGEES,
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS \
. WASHINGTON Oct. 4, 1885.
State laws with regard to apprenticeship will be recog
nized by this bureau provided they make no distinction
of color or in they do the said laws applying to
white children will be extended to the colored Ocers
this bureau are regarded guardians Of orphans and
minors Of freedmen within their respective districts
The principle to be adhered to with regard TO
that each county parish township city shall care for
and provide for its own poor. Vagrant laws made Tor
free people and in force the statute books OF the
States embraced in the operations Of this bureau will be
recognized and extended TO the freedmen Assistant
commissioners will draw up specific instructions app
cable TO their respective States IN accordance Win the
foregoing principles O. q. HOWARD,
Major General and Commissioner,
THE ABANDONED AND coEFIscATED LANDS AND THE
FREEDMEN's BUREAU.
II is evident from the following order issued from the
Frccdmens Bureau to-day that the restoration of pro-
pery held abandoned and conscated to be en-
tered by the Commissioners of the Bureau through
out the South with scrupuous in regard to the
title Of the same and the legal ownership thereof The
circular subjoined corroborates this view
Assistan. Commissioners directed in their reports
OF abandoned conscated lands arrange the names
parish in alphabetical order. The number OF acres
herein required to be stated will always be gwen az nearly
as the same can be ascertaned Copies Of all orders re-
turning property former will be Forwarded 70
this Bureau issued In compliance with specaaA
instructions from the head Of hs Bureau and the papers
in such cases will be returned with copies Of the orde
ARKANSAS FREEDMEN.
Nine counties Of Arkansas under the control Of super
ntendcnts of freedmen reported TO contain negro
population Of 758 of whom upwards Of forty thou
sand represented to be under employ and sesus
tanning.
THE CONVERSION OF COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
INTO FIvE-TwENTIE5.
The publication in New York Of the that the
proposed conversion OF compound interest notes In fve
twenties by Secretary McCuloch gives the latter the
power to issue additional notes to replace those thus alb
sobed have been made under misrepresentation Of
the law, and docs the Treasury Department great In
justice. No such additional issues will BIO made, and
none such contemplated by Mr. McCulloch.
On the contrary has already been stated in the
HERALD Is the first Of series for contraction,
and when rightly understood will receive the universal
appreciation Of all who desire essenng Of the public
debt contraction Of national currency and return 10
a specie basis
TRIAL OF GENERAL BRrsC0E.
The Briscse wac taken up this morning BY The
general court martial Of which General G. Green 10
President. Quartermaster Alberger was examined and
tho Lynchbrrg robbery Briscoc has engaged eminent
counsel and has subpenaed Generals Hancock sickles
and other prominent officers to prove his good oonducs
while in the army. The will probably occupy tho
attention Of the court couple OF days Lackey, Tho
sutlcr, will probably escape with light punishment
PROMOTION OF MAJOR HENRY L. KING.
Henry L. King Of Albany, N. r., who volunteered In
the line the Of the war and rose 70 tho
rank OF major recently the recipient OF two brevets
In a single day
SALES OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND CATTLE. /,
Sixty six thousand dollars worth Of cattle hare been
sold by the government at the Alexandra depot within
week past Tho sales of horses at Gesboro go at tho
rate OF hundred animals per week The majority Of
the horses yet disposed OF sound and sars"s
able, and will 60 for reasonable prices.
PERSONAL.
Hon. J. x. Morehead and John Tucker OF Pennsyi-
vania General G. B. Rugses, United States Army and
Ex-Governor Watts, OF Alabama. are at Wizards.
UNFouNDED RUMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES.
The late rumors OF immediate Cabinet changes Ike
scores OF predecessors, are wholly unfounded.
PAYMENT OF THE CALIFORNIA BATTALION AT
TAcHED TO THE QUOTA OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
The battalion raised California, which attached
to the Massachusetts, quota to DO paid in full but
the paymasters required 10 keep separate account
OF the travel pay and subsistence allowance, amounting
to about three hundred dollars for each man. in order
that the account may be presented to Massachusetts, for
reimbursement to the United States Treasury.
PARDoNs. n
The President to-day signed eghty.nve pardon war
rants principally for parties In Alabama Tennessee,
Virginia and North Carolina They we're sent 70 tho
State Department Cor the signature Of the Secretary
Aquntlcs.
YACHT RACE BETWEEN THE DADDY REED AND UN-
Gle DAvID-THE FORMER BOAT VICTORIOUS.
Another yacht took place yesterday from salts-
Vile, N. J., for Ave hundred dollars side between tho
twenty eight foot boat Uncle David and the Daddy Reed