The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Sept rs ls6o
THE SUBJECT PARDoNs.
The President has concluded stay his hand for
the Of Alabama pardons, and to grant few
IL any to citizens OF that State until the wheels Of
civil government have been fairly put In .notion
The Attorney General has decided to consider ap-
plications pardon the future from individuals who
have domciled outside OF the territorial limits Of the
United States Such persons must first return and sub
nit themselves in good faith to the action Of the govern
The practical working OF the rule will probably be
to forever espatrate many prominent rebel refugees
The following pardons granted to-day by the
Presdent:-Mrs. NJ l. Longstrect John r. White, Jas
r. Crenshaw, VIM G. Crenshaw, J. II. Crenshaw, O. A.
Crenshaw, Robert Crenshaw, i. s. Mccall and Thos. NJ
Jones, of Virginia. Mrs Mary Dcas, OF Georgia; JAS
Henry Ware and Samuel b Marks, of Alabama; Louis
N. Van Meter and John NJ. Van Meter, Of Kentucky.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. 80
The receipts returned the Internal Revenue Bureau
to-day are given at 5000, O,00o and for the week at
s6,s9 42 The gross receipts to date from the LIST Of
July last are given at $S4,66l ,43o
PERSONAL.
Hon. O. A. Lochrane. of Georgia, left for New York
this evening for the settlement Of business growing
Of the He g expected 10 address the public on
affairs in tho South and especially matters concerning
the State Of Georgia.
General John Cochrane and Alderman McClosky Of
New York among the arrivals at Willards this
ing.
Senior Azambuya was TO day presented as the new
Brazilian Minister to the President
COLLECTOR PRESTON KING IN WASHINGTON.
Hon. Preston King is In the city, for the ostenslbe
purpose Of learning the precise extent to which the ship
ment of arms ammunition to tho lately rebelous
States Is permitted contemplated by the recent Trea
sury circular but in reality, it is suspected confer
with the administration concerning the delicate but i'm
portant subject Of distributing official patronage.
THE INDIAN COMMISSION
Commissioner Cooley telegraphed Secretary Harlan
the 21st inst that the Indian council at Fort Smith had
closed that evening" and that the delegates Of the depart
ment with the exception Of General Harney and Mr..
Irwin Of the secretaries would start for home the
next day, via Little Rock. The two latter have been
designated to cooperate with the delegation
the mouth Of the Little Arkansas river
treaties with tho Indians Of that section The
remainder of the Fort Smith delegation will be home
twelve days at the farhcs The despatch alluded
rms very briefly that tho results Of the council just
closed have been Of most satisfactory nature.
REPORTS TO THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
The first report Of the sanitary condition Of the freed
in North Carolina has just been received ut the
Freedmcn's Bureau The colonies reported upon two
in the neghborhood Of Newbern containing thou
sand nve hun0red negroes one on ROANOKE lsand Win
population Of thirty five hundred and Beaufort
with five hundred Out Of these numbers four thousand
three hundred stated to be dependents upon the gov
ernment At Ncwbem and Roanoke Island large pro-
portion OF freedmen attacked with fevers in the
vicinity Of Beaufort the smallpox has appeared among
them.
RETURNING VETERANS.
The Third New York Provisional cavalry left here at
six P. NJ to-day for New York city. The Second and
Fourth New York heavy artillery viii be mustered out
the 26th and will leave for New York Immediately
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho President this morning made the following ap-
pontments:-J. B. wathall Postmaster at Lynchburg
Va Geo. Dudley, Postmaster at West winstead Conn.
Geo. Allcn United States Marshal Southern district
Florida Forbes Gooden Surveyor Of Customs Of Port
Teocomico, Va
EXAMINING SURGEONS OF THE PENSION BUREAU.
j. c. Cawood Of Danrdge, Tenn. George A. Tobet, Of
Canneltown, Ind, and Gates D. Bulard Of st. Peters
burg w. to-day appointed examining surgeons to
the Pension Burean.
THE CHOLERA AT CONsTANTINoPLE.
The United States Consul General at Constantnople
under date of August 2 reports the State Department
sensible abatement in the cholera since his last dcs
patch. The number Of deaths tho 21st
hundred forty three while heretofore exceeded two
thousand In q single day