New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
no.. fS.3-N IL AIrJ OaMG0
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
LAND oFFICE sTATIsTICsrv

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chi LAND OFFICE STATISTICS
At the Land Office at East Saginaw Micbt'
esp e7I e7.lOo sores were located last month win
the AGRICULTURAL and Meohanios' College land scrip
issued under the act Of July 2, 1862. aid
.496 2s.lOO at the same place, and duripz
the same time with bounty land warrants Certinst
transcripts vestng title In the State Of Minnesota
have Just been submitted BY the General Land Office 10
tho Secretary Of the Interior for approval embracing
over l 305 acfes selected swamp lands ana issued
to the State by act Of Congress approved Sept 2S iso
as extended to Minnesota by law Of lah OF March
1860 This quantity with that heretofore certified %
Minnesota amounts to t9s 233 acres cthceded TO ths
State as swamp and 0verHowed lands unfit for critvs
oD and which granted to enable the Statetp cou
struct the necessary levoes and dfa,ns. .,,.,,
THE RREEDMgN's,, BURBAU-TEELNd IN evi2
i1auugf0I u I'm GINA. Gao n 0gtr0r
Capt. Henry e. Alvord Of the I'd Mass
chusets Cavalry has been assigned TO do duty 10 VI
Preedmen's Bureau, o. Superintendent Of district
Virginia. comprising the eleven counties lying betwe
the Potomac and Rappahannook Rivers aud east oftl
Blue Ridge and Is at present tour Of INSPECTION
through that region. He reports that labor is &
great demand throughout the section under ~
supervision, and that the farmers general
recognize the necessity Of properly compeusatisg -
Freedmen. There are sections IN his district, how
ever where the presence If mounted troops viii be :.
quired in taking formal possession Of and assigning
the Freedmen abandoned and confseated properly, Inc
old rebellious spirit being stiI rampant ara
the people of certsin localities egineine sa intsn
ton to resist the authority ofthe United States IN 81"
execution Of the emancipation and ooniseation acts
pic.n io was recently held 81 Great Falls on ths
Potomac, at which this same spirit was exhibited
Among the company present. were about thirty es
members Of Mosby's command WHO were evidently
DESTROYS Of creating disturbance with the Unionise
10 attendance which was only prevented by the sxercs"
Of the greatest forbearnnce and discretion on the ps
Of the latter. dJfVuARe an,Fs4 .il.i4
:" % DISSATISFACTION AMONG TsoOPsA
[ Reports have recently been rife Of q feeling
of Dissatisfaction among the troops formerly OF sA'
Army Of the Potomac. and now Of the Prcysionsi
Corps, encsmped on the south bank Of the Potomac.
and which threatens to create a serious disturb
ancs unless sverted by necessary measures.
The men complain first Of nonpaymens; SEQ
ond, OF the semidaiIy drill instituted and
third. that the quality Of ra.ions which they nov
receiving. owing to the neglect Of Coumssaziss is fs'
inferior to those issued while in active serEco Sons
feBiIbcnt6 uotc ofcu Kotueou psphu
drill and unless some Of the soIdcfiy dscipIpe inds
pensabe to military organizations IL soon brought into
reqaistion dspIorabIe results win be sure " follow
III 81 go ~ DISCHARGED REBELS. u91 =
Eleven hundred and six osptains 3. 352
lieutensnts. s.5ss non.commissioned officers. and
81 7sa prvates eebels, were discharged up to Juy3
max TIE PRESIDENTS HEALTH IyE
The President still continues indi5posed, al
though he is gradually improving In compliance vita
the instructions Of his Physician he receives 20 Vi.
itors. '-'i rl Lai Moon l.- ,.s n, -degss
-r RELEASE OF Ex-Gov. vAScB. ~
Ex-GOv. Vance was this morning released
from the Old Capitol by the President and permitted
to return to North Carolina on parole 49,
10 .f 81 tsf MUSTERED OUT. .5.Ia ~
The LIST and Sd Hew-Jersey. 1st Csrascticus
and Cd Massachusetts Cavalry. Gen. Gamble oou,-
handing the brigade arc 10 be Immediately mssterst
o1t OF service, In accordance with special orders.
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