Washington telegraph., 1865-08-30
Washington. August 1s.-rhe Presii-

dent to-day male the following appoint
mems: Newton ElHarls. GayarIlor AMI
ex-oficio Superintendent Of IAilan All
fairs for Dacotah Terr.tn-yi Edward y.
Tay lor. Superintendent of Endian Affairs
for the Northern Super;nteaIgncy-
Majar Gcnl Curtis, Brig, general H.
II Sibley. Henry, w. Reid. and Dram
Guernsey. We're appointed Commission
ers to negotiate. under the Instructions of
tie Secretary Of the Inferior. treaty or,
treatie. with the several tribes Of Sioax
and Cheyennes. Indians Of the Missouri
An unusually large crowd was in at
tendancs at tho IYhits House --to-day.,
completely obstructing the passage be-
tween tho apartments Of tn. President
and the office Of the Executive clerks.
1t becoming evident that all could not b.,
received to-day singly, at abou. | O'clock
tho doors of the Presidents room weru
thrown open and everv body admitted
The thrones hIet the apartments and
crowded upon the President III an inex
cusaiils manner. pressing him and hta
secretary back into narrow space only
unoccapied because Of tllo barrier pre-
scented by the table and desk The at
mosphers of tho roam became almost
stiling. Causing MANY 10 Withdraw. An
immense number of applications for par.
don were received yesterday. including
$50 from Virginia, about 800 from North
Carolina. AMI an immense number frcE,
Alabama aud Georgia 5000 pardous
are already completed, wish the exception
/ Of tie sgnature Of the Prrsid, ut and
the seal If the Secretary st State In
consequence CT the gre L labor attendin.,
the signing of all these Pardons, tho
President has hal made stamp with
which 10 aEix fac ,imsic Of hi, sigma
ture to all such papers
New York. Au.Us: l6.-Ricbard 1.
Shelley, correspondent 81 tie Tr:baac.
was arrested and sent here from New Or
leans by Gea. Candy. was taken to Fort
La Fayetta 10 day. The arrest il madu
on account Of Mr. Slelly's criticism Of
Gen Canby's administration Of affairs III
the Department Of tLt G-!t.
The Uerald's special says:
The President is rrparted - lilrs said
that if Gen Candy did rot behave better.
he would be ordered Ia report IL Wash
ington i'll person. for investigation into
his conduct concerning this affair. and
some matters relating TO TIE F.eedne ;
Bureau.
A party of thirty negroes from ths
south passed through this city to-day.
ell rante for Rhode Island. where home,
have been provided for them by The
Freedmen's Bureau The Express says
this is the second partv CT negroes thas
sent to Rhode Island at government Z < S;t, y,
pense. M
The Times Washington spe,:Gl saysy
two or three pardoas were graatel by
the President to-day. Anlon4 ilem was
Benjamin Fitzpatrick. formerly United
States Senator from Alabama, who re-
signed his sea; on the secession of that
State, and went home. but never TOOK
any active part il tho rebellion. Casrs
Of 100 Firginians and 25o North Carv-
linians. nearly all Of the $4,000 class.
were recommended By the Atty General
to-day The applicants viii save them
selves much trouble if they will recol
lect that their applications must DO in
dorsel by tbs Provisional Goyesao. be-
fore being considered here
The Tribune's Matamoras rresp0n-
dent says: The l=te rebel Gen. shelby
has organized corps Of 1000 mounted
men for the Mexican service. and IS III
command Of il The corps is for special
border service, and Is formed entirely Of
men from lie late rebel army. The men
arc to receive SO per mo4th. and sulsis;
themselves. ..-- -...-. ..-.. ..-
New York. Aug. l5.-G ii last 1T gAs
at Gallagher Exchange. 1t23 AL.
From Cyrus w. Fields loings ~
learn that on Saturday. July 29th, s.
rious fault was discovered in the Atlsnt-
ic cable which cut entirely all cauluuli-
cation from shore. After picking up II
miles of the line. the faulty part came
81 board. when it proved to be caused
by q piece Of stout wire having i'eeli
drawn entirely through the cable. This
portion of the cable was recovered IRON,
1900 fatholas CT water, aftet crap. ling
with varying success At Z in the after
noon of August llth, the rope on board
the Great Eastern parted, and for wa.t
OF sufficient quantity the vessel lMaIb
obliged to 90 back to Easland. aIE .i1ac
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FaEEDMEH AND THEIR MNs-ERs--.lAl.
correspondent Of the y. o! Zines gives4
the following account Of y seeiie which,
he witnessed the Mississippi between
freedmen and their former master: sHiwo