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ghe Frepdmen's Burcau-EmpOrtanf
Order by General Howard.

General Howard to-day ISSUED the loi-
lowing order:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, May q, 1866.
Circ,,lay' No. 4.-In order to answer nu-
mcrous inquiries from officers, agents, and
others, and, if possible, prevent miSunder-
standing with regard to the change of or
eanization in this Bureau, this circular Is
issued.
|. The commissioner re recommended some
time since that the functions of military
commander of State and assistant COM
missioner be exercised by the same officer.
Wherever practicable, this is being et-
fected-aS in Virginia and Mississippi. 1t
is not done in condemnation OF the assist
ant commissioners, who have labored hard
and successfully, but to secure more
prompt and effective administration than
can otherwise be done.
ii. The commissioner calls the attention
ofall officers officially to the reports in circu-
lation as to acts of severity and cruelty to-
ward the freedmen on their part, as to care
lessness in rendering their monthly ac
counts, and other offences. Every officer
or agent already accused shall have the
opportunity of thorough vindication be-
fore conrt-martial. But the occasions for
such trials are to be deprecated, and they
must be forestalled by a thorough system
of inspection and prompt removal OF
every uniaithful officer.
III. Special attention is again called TO
the difficult duty Of caring for the INDECENT.
Where intense anxiety prevails to get rid
of the Bureau, surely State and county
officers will make some arrangement to re-
lieve the General Government OF tins
heavy expense. If the county officers or
oyerseers Of the poor will adopt the proper
measures, the industrial and Government
farms which are now so much complalned
of can be dispensed with.
In order TO meet an emergency, when
the whole system of labor was deranged
the commissioner urged the forming OF
joint companies, the encouragement OF the
immigration of those accustomed TO free
labor, so as to afford promptly as many ex-
amples as possible of the successful en-
pioyment of negroes under free system.
Apparently in keeping with these regula-
tons, few officers have invested their
own means jointly with citizens in the
planting interest. know of no law or
regulation Of the army, or of this Bureau,
against this, yet it will almost inevitably
lead TO corruption, as it has already to bitter
accusations. Hereafter such investments,
within their own jurisdiction, by officers on
duty inthls Bureau, are strictly prohibited.
.. .. HOWARD, Major General,
Commissioner.
4
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CONTEMPLATED RESIGNATION OF GENERAL
HOWARD.

CONTEMPLATED RESIGNATION OF GENERAL
HOWARD.
A rumor is current in the city that
General Howard is considering the pro-
prietv of rcsigning his position as head of
the Freedmen's Bureau. lie is probably
dissatisfied with the acts Of his subordi-
mates, and feels powcrlcss to correct the
abuses of the institution. As conscicn-
tious man and officer, he is quite likely to
throw up such thankless position.
COLORED SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT.
General Grant has directed the muster
ont of six more colorcd regiments, while
seventeen thousand will be retained in the
service. 1t is intended to send some of
them out to the far West.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
COMPTROLLER Clark has turned over to
the House Committee on Banks and Bank
ing all the testimony and papers in refer
ence to the Merchants National Bank.
The committee will make thorough
EXPOSE of the whole matter, which will
show up frauds that will eclipse any yet
published.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Receipts last week were S3,560,l4.
THE UNION DEAD AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
Major E. NJ. Camp, A. Q. NJ, proceeds
with a small party this morning on trip
through the Valley of Virginia, to examine
as to the condition of the graves of the
Union dead at Cedar Mountain and else
where.
COTTON TAX IN THE SENATE.
There is thought to be an excellent show
for reduction by the Senate of the pro-
posed tax upon cotton from five cents to
three. A delegation from the New York
Chamber of Commerce has been here TO
oppose it, and, in addition, there are other
cogent reasons for drawing it little more
mild.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
In the Senate, Monday, Mr.. Wade stout
" resisted the present consideration OF the
bill, alleging that he wanted no snap-judg-
ments :. that several friends of the bill
were absent, and it was not fair to press it
until their return. Does Mr.. Wade forget
that when this same argument was used by
the friends Of Mr.. Stockton he secuted the
idea that he refused to wait twenty -four
hours for the arrival of that gentlemans
sick colleague, impiously thanking the AL
mighty for the sickness of Mr.. Wright, and
asserting the principle that it was right to
take every advantage which He had given
them
JEFFREYs UNDERWOOD.
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia, the man
who hopes to earn immortality by presi-
ding over the trial of Jefferson Davis, was
ON the floor of the Senate to-day, but was
noticed particularly by no one but Senator
Howard. BY the way, the understanding;
has got abroad that the Indictment iouho
under his auspices at Norfolk Is not con-
sidered very tenable one by the Attor-
ney- General,
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Great Fire i'm New SOrk-EOss. Four
Millions of Dollars

NEW YORK, May 22.-Thc academy Of
Music, Lutheran Church, Medical Univcr-
sity, two piano factories, and other build
ings on Fourteenth street and Third
avenue, were destroyed by fire last night.
Marctzek'S and Grau's opera troupes lost
valuable wardrobcs by the fire. The csti-
mated loss is between three and four mil
lions of dollars. Several fremcn were
killed
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The Two General Assemblies.

ST. Louis, May 2l.-Thc Old and New
School Presbyterian Assemblies met to-
gcthcr for the first time since 1887 to-day
and discussed project for reunion. Two
modcrators presided. Twelve hundred
persons voted in favor Of reunion. 1t is
definitely stated that measures will be in
Stimted to effect the object Immediately.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
May ~, 1866.


There were l07 hogsheads opened ct the
Exchange to-day, u offered, 8 taken IN,
and u sold as follows: Two ct Sl3, at
SIS, / at s2l, 2 at &c, l at IS, 4 at s7.25,
at $40, 2 at s2O.5O, 2 at %, l at $50, at
$3.50, 2 at sls, 8 at $3.50, l at ss.25, at
$40, l at sl0.75, / at Sl4.25, 2 at Sl2.25,
at gil, 4 at SO, at s7.75, at $50, at
"A. 60, ] at 1850, l at sl2.75, 2 at $3.50,
at $3.50, | at sl0.25, 2 at slO.5O, at
1918, at sl6, at s4.10, 2 at $3.50, at
500, | at S., l at $3.50, l at s2l, 2 at s23,
at s26, l at s27, at s25, at sl7, at
sl5, at $500, at $3.50, at $3.50, at
$500, l at 1875, at sl3, l at 1915.
In this city to-day the rate of gold Is
I3Oal3l, buying; and I33@l331a, selling.
Stocks remain unchanged. Virginia re-
gistered skies, 42ls; coupons, 1858; Rich
mond city, s75; Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, Central, and Danville, all $50;
Danvlle railroad, nep stock, s53; North
Carolina bonds, ss3. Money scarce.
NEW YORK.
The price of gold ran up in New York
to-day to $685.. The Cuba's news had
this effect. The dispatches Of yesterday
relative to cotton, it appears, were in
error cotton had advanced in London I'd.
instead. of declining. We give below tho
New York dispatches Of to-day:
New York, May 22.-William P. Wright
reports that cotton is quieter but firm un-
der the Cuba's news sales, 800 bales; for
the week, 10000 bales. The quotations
are, for middling uplands, $780,; Orleans,
4Oc. Receipts of the week at all ports,
q 900 bales; exports, $4,000 bales. Gold,
1875. Sterling lively at 81.
New YORK, May 22.-Gold, 1850
1884.
NEW YORK, May 22.-COtton firm sales
:, 800 bales at 3s@40c. Flour firm and un
changed; Southern firm /; sales 600 barrels
at sI0.75GsI6.75. Corn buoyant white
&c. Pork heavy at s3O.25. Lard heavy.
Whisky dull at s2.26@s2.27. Sugar steady.
Turpcntine ss.25@s9.5O. Gold closed at
$685..
THE FOREIGN NEWS.
We refer readers to the telegraph head
for latest commercial news from England.
The Austrian and Prussian difficulty re.
mains unchanged, and still exerted Its in
huence on money matters. But inde-
pendently of this, there has been mach
excess in speculation and trading In tho
principal English cities, which isproducing
its fruits now. This country has not been
free from this evil in trade, and we must
expect to see its consequences to greater
or less extent on this side Of the water;
the more especially as our trade Is 70 inti-
mate with that Of England.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, May 2l.-Cotton stificr
sales, l,sO0 bales at SIC .G35c.; to-days
receipts, s4i bales. Sugar, sl4.5o. Gold,
sl3l; sterling, l42.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

Hon. Hamilton Fish has been elected
President General Of the Society of the
Cincinnati. aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

MINISTER TO MExICo.-Ilon. Lewis d..
Campbell, Minister to the Republic of
Mexico, had lengthy interview with the
President to-day.
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r.Ip-NoNuMENTAL CHURCH.

ELECTROMAGNETIC CHURCa;
rh,,c he III i1p nold = PAIR. commencing on NON.
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mc III Jill 10 = musical soiree each syening, IN
When the best musical talent Of the city has volsn'
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Pardon Of General j. ID. Palmer.

EaTNoh III SehSF"s a.. Ne oAA"Nss
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Gcneral j. b.
Palmer, Of Tennessee, was pardOned to-
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Genuine Preparations,


And knowing that the intelligent refrain from
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the Patent Medicine order-most OF which are
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HAVE LEFT THE FOUL PARTY.


Gen, Crook, whose name appears to a
"Johncopperson" call for a meeting of
the soldiers and sailors of the late war,
at Cleveland announces that hts name
was attached thereto without his knowl-
edge or consent. So also does Gen.
Robt. McAllister. OF New Jersey.
1t would be an interesting item Of
news, for some one behind the Johnson>
Democratic screen to let the people know
who is responsible for such forgery -
The crime lays at their political door,
as well as the mutia,ion oft the dspatch-
es Of Phil Sheridan. Do the Dem John.
Copperson party think they can com
mand success by forgery and fraud Is
that their estimate Of the intelligence OF
the freemen of the North If it is they
will be seriously disappointed.
Judge Hughes of Indiana, who START
ed in with johnson has got choked on
copper and is out earnestly and strongly
for the Union party, His advice IS for
loyal men to stand firm and confirm by
their ballots what they fought for on The
field d-ZuneSuHic Courier.
We happen TO know Gen, Crook our
selves, and though Crook by name he
is very far from being "crooked" IN pol-
itics, and there's no use in the John
copperson"party trylngto ride into pow
by forging and falsely using the names
OF such soldiers as Parkhurst, Crook,
McAllister and others. They are not
lacking in courage, and will therefore
expose such rascaIity for the benefit Of
the public.-Shclbycile (Tenn.) J RcpuJ.
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GIN. JNo. G. FREMONT doesnt train
in the Custer.Steedmqn crowd that met
at Cleveland-not exactly. The pubIi-
cation Of his name as one Of the hackers
of that movement is not more imprudent
than some Of their other appropriations,
(Gen. McAlis,er, for instance), but IS a
little more amusing. If Gen. Fremonts
business would allow him to attend
either Convention, we need not say that
he would respond to his name at Pitts.
burgh.
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NEW YORK.

The nomination of lIoFTMAN for Gov
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DIX, was the rejection of The pan where.
on WEED and his compatriots expected
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the General was deemed by WEED &
Co. the only card with which they could
win, His military character, it was
urged, would supply the needed element
of succcss-without it there would be
no prospect. We concluded that since
HoFFMAN's nomination the FENToN stock
must have advanced to high figure.
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WITHIN the past week the New, York
Herald has abandoned the cause Of the
President as hopeless, and the DaiIy
News has pronounced his course dcs,ruc'
tive of his prospects. There Is not to
exceed five papers in the entire North
that give an unqualified support to the
President, all perceive the utter hope
lessness Of his cause.
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"SwlNulNG round the circle is be.
coming favoli,c exercise. Maine has
done tin fact.it looks as though it had
done IT several times. Vermont did it a
short time before and Pennsylvania,
Now York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, &C.,
are going to do it. Let the President
wait, and see il they don't.
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THERE are indications that the ccnscr>
vatves have abandoned all hope Of
electlng Clymer, and are concentrating
their energies on the close Congressional
districts, with view to dcteating if
possible, some Of the republican nnm-
nees. This change will not avail them.
The same ground-swoll that wrought
astonishing results in Maine, extends
throughout Pennsylvania.
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TIE Presidents REcEproN AT INDIAN
AroLIs-The Presidents party stopped
at indianapolis on Tuesday. ! l,h inst. =,
where he met with the following re
ception:
FELLow CITIZENS :--(Crios Of Grant J
1t is hot my inten,ion-(Cries Of Step
Go ONTO make a long speech, II you
give me your attention for five minutes,
(Cries Of Go on, Stop, No, no; we want
nothing to do with traitors. Grant,
Grant, johnson and groans.) | would
like TO say to this crowd here Tonight
Ceres Of Shut up! We don't want to
hear from you. Johnson Grant
johnson Grant)
The President paused few moments,
and then retired fiom the balcony,
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AT Erie, In his speech, the President
said
"Itell you all the powers in Hell can
not turn me from my purpose ~
Doubtless they don't want to.
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The attempt on the part Of the Clevo>
lard Convention to pull Wool over the
eyes Of the people will evidently provea
failure.
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Each Of the Johnson papers has its
special calumny against Congress, and is
resolved to slight i, out on this Hs' all
Winter.
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Gen. Baird has been relieved from
duty in New Orleans and ordered to the
Department of the Lakes. His report
told too much truth
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When was il ever known, in the
history o! the world, that after a great
battle the defeated party was allowed
to dictate the terms ofpeacel