New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

ana Agricultural M1seuN', tio c.IOsHIes VI Nhch
rc-tsl with The greatest interest. Beng dressed
iB 'ho picturesque costume % their tribe end decorated
With war paint ihey attracted universal attention.
APPOINTMENTS by TIE PENSION COMMISSIONER.
TIE Commissioner or Pensions to-day made
TO following appointments Of examining Surgeons:
(. :. J.. rive. New-lor /. W. Moe, Ottawa. Ohio,
g.. r. Crockett oi Albany, Nissouri.
THE rGEEpNEy ~ TENNESSEE.
En. Clinton Z. FISK. Assistant Comms-
sa,rcr of the Frcoarens Burcau for Tennessee re-
potts 10 Cen Howard! under laje date crcouragipgy
~ freedmen affairs within that Stare aud says that
there - great nL,ancomen. in education, industry
and GOOD order. There arc but few dependents upon
Government CHARITY within the State. Organizations
anon. tie freedmen themselves for the relief Of their
own poor have reuG red valuable service The Nash
vie Pru.loat Association society condu by the
coored people Of that city, has lis coal and wood
dero,. ,orp houses physicians, SC. This 30
c.ctv relieves the suffering poor without die
tuctior of cocY, and is daily reports exhibit that
greater number OF white than Of coored persons are
s hcAeGciaIics. Many widows and orphans. whose
husbands aul faihe, 'o fighting 10 perpetUae Snyery
have been icd and armed through The kindly Offices Of
tlis association. The Legislature has, by recent
cnsotmcnt admitted colorcd persons 10 the rights 81
sui ,S and witnesses in TIE Courts % tie State, and
the law viii become operative at an carly date Prep
araio1S aTc beng de for vigorous industry during
The coming wear. fences aTe being rebuilt plantations
.toa ted AID general determination manifested 10 r.
deem he waste places repair ihe desoiaion of war
and a. place the Coum0uwe a'h on The high road 20
prosperity
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
The President received a large and distin-
ruished audience today among whom were Cows. Coz
oil Ohio sbarkry a, Miss. Parsons Of Alabama, Gem.
S.cciman. McCool Grafton, Senators Lane oi Kansas
snd McDougan with several Representatives and
Others.
NATIONAL RINENrt RLCUPfs.
The lcccip.s from lnte,na! Revenue last week
were 81. 5i.s;1. The total receipts since June 30
amount 10 S@ls.ee,i'1
p,sMIs>tL> FOR JXPRI SSIoYS or OPISIoS.
"a investigation into the alleged untayorabl"
e, preston ~ opinion by chief Of division in ;he Third
AaG.toI. Office of ihc Treasury Department, relative
10 te late speech oiihe President: is ION being held
with view 70 lis d ms,a! in he j. iound guilty
Of the charge preferred against him. There are reports
~ O. aor e. i,sa- in he tferent departments in case
tie allegation. Of tleir having expressed Opinions al
,erse 10 tie Presidents speech are proven against
them.
PERSON4L.
The Hon. jas T. Babcock received lbs COM
ION to-day for lie .econd term Collector Of the
Port 81 NewNaSen.
SOUTHERN PoST-oFFiCE ROUTES.
The agents Of The Post-Office Departments
lately advertised zinc letting of over 30 in the
states o. Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas. Alabama
and Georgia These routes extensively advertised.
but only lsi we're let and Dr. the people are sil
destitute Of p1sia! facilities either because railroads
and stages Will not carry The United States mais. or
because hey cannot account Of the test oath Secrc
taYy Deunison refuses 30 allow any contractor post
mast. ~ Il.lmcss.nger handle tie mails without
IL, haviny taken the oath.
rHE GOVERNMENT lIyAYcES.
lie feet Is not generally known HAT the
financial condition Of tie Government is very much
stronger than is made 10 appear from the monthly
repor. VI he National debt issued by the Treasury
Department In the monthly balance sheet 50 ssued
10 account Las G, er oren taken Of ihe funds belonging
% Governmen, deposited in the National Banks and
amounting II this time to over tls0 O00OO0
II Is the opinion of the Controller of the Currency
that the Government 81 hold AT the close of the pres
ent fiscal year such q surplus over all expenditures OF
and navy will be comparatively nothing, a. they have
supplies Of every description hand and pad for from
last years appropriations The surplus on hand at this
tine estimating the currency value Of the gold on
hand ri.h other iurds on deposit in national banks
and in the hands of the Treasurer aud AssstaniTress-
prerf must ne at least $40 OOON0.
with thi. surplus and that which Will accumulate by
the I3L Of June nest. the Secretary pay of that
e he don eu az
under special arrangements for clearing house purposes
say $5OOOO.Oco. II can also pay Of ali the ceriif-
caes Of indebtedness which reported on the Isl
Of February e. sG o. 500 MI Of tho AMI twoyear
: per cent leg.ender notes amounting 10 a., $500
and can also redeem about $4,000 90 of the compound
interest notes which viii leave about 100000 300 Of
the oompoundnieresr notes that lie converted into
: 20 bonds and also the 80 notes rs they mature
under the act Of ile % OF Marcel last
This dill poses Of all the public debt. with the eieep'
ton Of the legal tender notes and the fractional cur
rcnc, The Controller is aso Of the opinion that the
common legal tender notes should not be reduced unless
an eral amount OF such reduction should be authorized
AZ an increase Of tie amount of the bank circulation.
a. recommended in bis report.
To the Aucciat.d Pres.
WASHINGTON. Monday teb. 70 lsot.
rnE NEW FRREDMEN's BUREAU BILL.
The bill introduced By Representative Bcaman
todas and referred 10 the Committee on freedmens
Affairs ORC, des for amending the Frecdmens Bureau
act, and continuing its existence for i've years IL
authorizes supervision all loyal refugees and reed
men, and all matters relating TO them TO enable thei as
speedily as practicable TO become selfsupporting
citizens OF the United States that their freedom may
be rendered available and beneficial 10 the repnbhc III
authorizes the appointment Of two additional assistant
commissioners and division OF districts into snb-
districts not exceeding the number Of counties or