New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15
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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU POWER pvO.
Col. Joseph s. Fullerton, Assistant-Adlu-
;ant,eneral to Cen Howard left for the South to-day
% business connected with the Freedmens Bureau
He intend, visiting different points along tie Atlantic
coast for the purpose OF indicating more specinel "
the Assistant. c commissioners the policy oil zen.
Howard and Of obtaining such information az will
tend 10 guide and facilitate tie operations OF the Bu-
rsau Gen Howard had himself intended TO go out on
this mission but prevented by duties OF the most
prduous and imperative character.
RICHMOND MAILS.
In the wear 1860 the United States mails be-
tween Washington and Richmond were carried by rail
for $500 per mile yearly. For the same service the
Post Office Department will hereafter pay but $500 per
mile.
VIRGINIA RAILROADS.
The dispatch in THE TRIBUNE of to-day rela-
tive to Virginia railroads should have read that the
Government has turned over to their respective COM
panics oil the railroads Of that State with the exception
of the London and Hampshire and Washington and
Alexandria.
SAND OFFICE STATISTICS.
The General Land Office has received returns
from the ST. Peters Office Minnesota for the month of
~old for cash OF Winnebago Indian lands, 32i3 and
If Sioux Indian lands 6l5 acres. The total cash
receipts for the same month amounted to
slOO7 - There were also taken up for actual settle
ment under the Homestead law 66Sl acres, and claims
for 2l OO0 more were Glod under the Presumption Law
William Miller has been appointed Receiver of Public
Money for lands subject 10 sale al Montgomery, Ala
and James Rove to the same position for all similar
land att hillico.ho, Ohio.
PERSONAL.
Fl. A. Rislev, esq, experimenting Special
Agent of the Treasury has been assigned TO duty in
the Solicitors Office and viii supeIiutend The clos ng
up Of bis late Department.
RETURNING REGIMENTS.
The Glst New-York Volunteers. commanded
l., George W. Scott. Colonel and Brevet Brigadier-
General leave tomorrow morning for Albany via New
York City, for final discharge and payment. They
number about 400 men and have always been connected
with the Second Corps Army of the Potomac. The
l59d New York Regiment LETT here this morning for
home.
A GOVERNMENT SALE.
A large sale of hides tallow, horns, etc., was
made few DAYS since at the sixhst wharf whereby
$4,000 were realized by the Government Young
slutze a Co. Of New.York were the heaviest pur'
chssers.
10 the Associated Pres 1870
WASHINGTON. Friday. July II, leCJ.
PARDONED.
The President to-day pardoned 40 persons
none If whom of any prominence. Large numbers
Ol applications for pardon continue 10 De received
SALE OF MULES.
An extensive sale of Government mules IS to
take ace under the direction Of Gen Iken, al Cleye
land, Ohio, commencing Aug. :
POSTAL AFFAIRS SOUTH.
- D. has Pro-
visional Governors that the Postal service viii he
resumed on all the lines Of railroads in the South as
coon as they respectively certify that the routes are III
a proper condition for that purpose.
The Postmaster. eneTa has ordered temporary con
tracts for CONVEYANCE OF mails from Eden0n by Hart
ford Elizabeth City WintOnsvile, South Mills Lake
Dummond Virginia Deep Greek and Portsmouth 10
Norfolk three times a week and back. Thus the potta-
service IN the South il being gradually restored
POSTMASTERSS.
Among the recent appointments and re-
APPOINTMENTS OF POsmasters the following: ar
ren W. Wing Norfolk. Va. WIN. NJ. Brner, Reading
and jonathan Jessop YORK Pa. Ephraim j. jackson
Providence; Edward Perrin, Pawtucke, and IAomaa
COggeshall Newport y. ]. George a. Benedict
Cleveland Ohio George Rowland. Sacramento CaL
James Low ir Suspension BrAge LaGOdiTey. Lima;
neys; VIM. Salland West Troy; :. ". Cpdke
Rochester; Allen &. Livingston Fulton, and Manson
Lapham, Genesee, New-l ork
PERSONAL.
II is true. AZ reported, that the Hon. ID. J..
Holloway has rendered bis resignation as COmmis
sioBer Of Patents The paper is in tie hands Of the
Secretary OF the Interior who viii to-day lay before
the President. Mr.. Holloway VIII not retire before
Tie appointment Of successor