New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07
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On account Of sick and wounded soldiers
from non combatants, under section II,
ofthe act Of February "a, is64)....... 3foss' 30
Total ....... s5s1iI 50
-
The total amount Of . draft and substitute
fund received under the act approved
March 3, 1858 So. g.Vss -
The total amount expended ........... 1881 ,l3 30
Balance remaining in treasury to credi, q
there are s; claims sl outstanding which have to be
met from this fund
The regiments Of the veteran corps have been
periJgWing garrison duty 10 Washington and ia de-
iens sc works At the depots fOr recruits an dra
Ell men, the sost m.chas rendezycus, escorng re-
cruts 10 the hed aud more recently performing grloa
duty the several rendezvous T muster out u The VOun
! teer forces
nee The termination sf active operations transfers
have BEEN made 70 ths corps nor have any officers been
appointed
In amount expended from the appropriation, ior " col
Letting drilling. ami organ Eng volsnteers from Novem
Der l. 1854 10 November l. isG5, ses 81 AZ 2ol 70
m, balance Of th appropriation remaining IN the treas
ury Sl2 l63 So o. ani about half million do!ass Is
stl Ia the hands VI the discussing cheers WHICH a NEEDED
u pay outstanding accounts and expenses incurred IN mus
terng OFT the volunteer forces u tho United stats
A. FAST A. the eIgenc Is & the 10 mitted the
force employed has be- reduced The ssrscons and com
msouers o. bsars of enrolment IA ali the districts, 30
IN number have been dcllryst The dIn rct ds:f Icts
hvvs been consolidated and bat thirty three ovost mar
shls are service, al x w1om vii be discharged az
5000 = their services can Be dispensed With.
No Appropriation q money vii be rsqgrsd for the sup
port q tbs bureau dIrns the ucxt 1-c,l year.
The f report % the operations % the PrvTos, Marshal
Generals burciH viii coutan much statistical AMI otter
valuable Information, which VII be submitted wsen COM
plesei
Parnsvsr Gn1ui-The Payma,,er General report. tina.
tarng the nsc year endnz June 90 1868, s. 80 rs ~
pail n tie regular army oho 500 20, 81, - were
PAID n volunteer All that the total dbLreuDt since
June 30 -64 the date n b. rep0ri, amount the
create 10 i52i 90 90 81. Payments amounting TO-
on .tfIl
troops The zhct number a. afdtonAi psynastefe 10
service during the al yeAr az tue number nos Ia
= 2io All The troofs retained 10 service have
been pad % June 30 1875, All many ofginliioas " Al
gus, 81. 1855 AID % al dclarSd iroofe IN ia To date u
dlscharge.
The Anticipated payment. ., bouaies u soldiers. ard
has faikn due BY rcA & Ost, aoDEt 10 ninety
one millions seven hundred All any thousand dollars
(sai ,;5OOoOj
FThe va h sum G.bor.,d by the Jay drIarimen,
the coumenc.nsnt . tb va from July !, 1901 TO
J.ly l. l.e5 amo1nt- 10 tho.,lEd AID t~ealy nae
fn.7as tsO hGnirei All thirty Hiae tossaAd dot.afs
ffI 0e3 80 0OOj
ne tai ss aad defaioltI,os dsfls the psra,
noiLlns should be recovered snogns - he slm tse
hundred aad forty ss Nj dollars tiil 900, an 10
believed tha not s than haa 4 ihls Amount al 0e re
covered. II tota erl~is'- q d1burs.t1-nt, ilelaaHs
al Jay and Advances c5mml-ila of aisrs, se, ADJ
travel az ctp-ns r fur year, sn four moas amount
70 az ulinns f0qr hundrrl ani cuiy b1csAni
Agndfed Goi-ars 80. az Soi).
nus Il Is .scn ih lie costa 4 dlsbsrssrleat - Afss
an so1drg al s, and eIP~asss, are ers than 'hrse
loarths q oGe pr cent
c,~Misa,y G,n>ra + s4ssite, T,s sabs sienee stores
r-q af-i during year fof Gtrbatnn u tss afies "a
70. ncd base Ggrrz The earlier yoa u The rAr becn
purchased hr prncpai nAyLer q Tie northern staIs-
NJ facilities NHd cot q tfAnspoftaln ~ ihe va'io1' In'nu
whsrs th-y repaired f1g the relative pics q
the fsnt markets All due regard - u ssneTA Gun
mercal Interests q tn oo4niry have governed the sab
stsnce De Astrneut IN ApfftsuiHz to- p-fols a1ons
t,ss several market centres q tas Country ~ Sss "
leans gradually hstthy Commercial coniiton,
considerable prion 4 To saslic. required TO ds'tfha
from that poni can b. obtsnsi tn IAat EAfsei Al
though tn pfes1t g-asral c0niua ~ ths sa,eTn sAfss
: noi sch Asord iags amons q saTgi~ I'LL sab
si.ieaoe abb Tarts - .t'e ri.ics :,
enter into oor,rlct Tor the parslA! seppy 4 IL ts fV
ias therein.
ahuty n the perr1,ce q tbes Gsii~ great h4-nsy
- The interests q tbe country he principal oozarss
Immediately responsible for the ssbs'euos 81 VI ssFs
armIes tho ad have dehsrsei ihe imistasi an ot1n
dcu duties q reo.lvi protecting as1 Distributing The
supplies Forwarded % them with cDmmcsdAoe ciency
Thsy have also BY great eaer,, bee" abe %
considerable cKteEt ~ suhsrt the iFools upn TIE re-
sources q the country wuicn tbs armies ~efs Operating,
or through Which they passing believed that
aurng tie entire campaign, contemplated move
mont or expon has failed Account q tn inability
the departnrt - er, IL pfusr r.qsren.sas
the IrooS- wherever stationed OF OPERATING have
wish exceptions. been suPped WIN ta'0ns ~ so'i
and Wholesome conitOn-
The muster out q large part Of the army Consequent
upoa the sudden close g active military operaioos uE~Vod
ably In hand u the drpos "a excessive supply
o( hese have been s'n 10 other points
where they required Surplus and damaged stores
will be d1-pn-ed u BY sale Sufficient quantity % hard
bread And other articles lave beea kept FROM afler
With the Il meeting, IN an economical mAnHer the
q thee people shte and colore who oy the events
Of lhe var have been reduced 20 suffering eoadiiiou.
i Under orders Of June p iso5 The ~hsssy raton was
csoninuei and the the supply on had has already
taken pae, al many polut and vii son be comp e'si
during the past year, IN prev os YEAR, q the var
very considerable income has been derived from The sale q
the hides talon and other parts of beef cattle not slAbe
a. beef u tie tfoofs
Camps aud hospltals. have been well sIb.ted having
received sufficient portion and variety % the rtinn u
insure health leaving tbs hands q The several issuing
eomn.a'ies savings that Torian q the ritoa rot
deemed nccessary flr pr-ous living Ia entfe hieness
The pecuniry yalre x these savings has oonsiilied
prison fund available under the nstruetor % TIE cons
say general pr,o-r of the purchase Of articles Eeces
sary for the prison barracks and -piIa meeting
other Necessary expenses q prisons There has been trans
ierred 70 the subsistence department sayngs ereh OF
the amount Of 81 sol $50 Ol aud there yet 10 be
transferred es than 1851 go %, making
total amount Of 81 s{5 Us 30
Under section the at o. July g. ls64, 40 claims
have Submitted q which so have been approved for
payment and il3 dll0wed go awaiting explanation,
and 35T remain % be examined.
It is proposed and exhibit In tabular form,
the total quantity q each article q subsistence stores pur
chased or the Use q the army during each year Of the var
from ls5l 10 lso5, Inclusive such statement, II . be
leved would prove interesting addson ~ the CONNER
cal stat sites u the country.
The officers Of the subsistence department regular and
volunteer have with but few EXCEPTIONS discharged their
duties with ddelity and success.
SWSon CeaodL--The surgeon general reports that the
receipts from all and available for tho expenses u
the medical department during the fiscal year ending June
90 1855 were SO 4ss $50 AZ Disbursements during tho
year $40 3s 40 - having balance IN the treasury On
June 30, Of 81 ,lol Isl "a
The ample provision Tor sick and wounded 1tlng at the
date Of report increased during the
SUNG months until maximum Of 2o+ general hos pllas
with capacity u 1876, sea beds, VA reached.
Upon the termination Of active military movements, i'm
mediate taken 70 reduce the expenses Of the
deal department " the Ol general noepiIs open