New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
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ara in Washington nine colored day
.,oc,. whose teachers are supported o! 'a.'''
~. ara also 25 free schools supporter Wy '"0
,,roov Of the North and eight ree e'eni"e -.
tlIOI: caught by clerks in the diiereA' peP"iF
Volun''n! 80 IN IT'S corporate or individual capacity
''0r ci,v Of Washington pay one cent 10Y INC III
s',n.,iop of rs oolored citizens.
PERSONAL.
III. Hon. Isaac N. Arnold OF Cmcago' oi1th
=. 81 the Treasury. has returned to his duties
o.. svs weeks absence. Mr.. Jordan Solicitor oil
s'' -r.o.s,rv returned from visit TO the country
- A., add resumed the duties Of his Office.
NEW MILITARY DISTRICT.
c,,,.;ect 70 the approval of the Commanding
a,al of the Military Division of the Atlantic. Gen.
o., commanding the Department of Virginia has
.,,r,,5 new district to lie styled the District OF
ct Eastern virginia. to Re commanded by Breyet
W,,orGeB. A. j. A. Torlet. Tie District viii con-
oftbe Counties Of Princess Anne, Norfolk Nanse.
,oooa Sonth Hampton and Isle Of Wight.
THE NEW BUREAU.
John Wilson, esq, third Auditor of the
T,os.pry. still continues his duties. it having been
dscmod proper to delay the establishment Of an E1ec1
tive Bur,,u for the present 1t has been fully deter
i,sd bowerer to create such Bureau, although lis
establishment may be delayed until Congress conyenes
AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
Cen. Howard, Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau has in course OF preparation, and Will
,oon issue. an important circular on the subject on
abandoned and coufiscaed lands in tie Socth.
TIE COLORADO AND JOHN BRIGHT.
The statement having been made that the
steamer Colorado had been ordered to England FOR the
ourpose OF bringing John Bright to this country IS H.
correct tle Navy Department having given no such
orders
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue today
amounted to near s4.J0GOO0.
POST-oFFICES REOPBSED.
The Postmaster.Gencral to-day reopcned II
pos,-ofices in North Carolina, and appointed Post
masters therefor. The work Of regstabllshing the
postal facilities in the South is rapidly progressing
PENSIONS.
The Commissioner OF Pensions reports that in
tbe month of August. 1871 invalid cloius for pensions
were rec ived aud submitted. OF which number LODI
were granted; gill claims of widows, mohers and
minors were granted ana 81 Ieltctou' Inv wa" '"
Der of CLAIMS disposed of 400. The books OF The
Pension Bureau show that there are now upward o.
5000 pensioners on the rolls.
WASHINGTON. Monday Sept 4. 1855
PARpONBD.
The President has recently pard0ncd egh
applicants Of the 800 900 class" residing IN Richmond
being the remainder Of a list of about 30 The majority
of whom received the Executive clemeney two month";
ago.
SOUTHERN POSTMASTERS.
As pOSt-ofices continue to be reopened IN th,
South. pOstnasters who were in possession Of then
when the Rebellion commenced have drafts or notices
served upon them for settlement OF arTearages. Somt
few have liQudated their Indebtedness, while Others
,xpress Willingness 10 pay 50 soon as they can obtain
TIE means for that purpose.
THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS.
There were at the Executive mansion to-day,
at o'clock 80 or % persons waiting Tor audience WIN
th Pres dent At least twOtrds OF theu were South'
erners who came apply for pardon and among the'
Tor the fourth time, was exGOy. Brown OF GeOlgls.
RESTORATION.
Intelligence from Texas is to the effect that
there ~ he no trouble whatever In thar State In The
work OF restoration. The information from the other
Southern States Is alike favorable The Provisional
Governors are represented doing all IN their power
10 conform 10 the views Of the President Of the United
States on that important subject.