Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-28
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NEW YORK, July Zf'--Morning papers
contain the following specials from wash
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zen. DIX Is reported here 70 De exceed
lngly indignant at ny nomlnatl3n 70 Lne
naRuei which ne hveIs} was MlthouI ils
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Hnbiic lie Services. r ne cannot accent n seIE elf
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7 The British C,overnr,ent has nronosed to
the limited states throuyh tht. IbensrtTnent
Of State n record of aSreeInent' between
the two co,,ntri,s 9. IN substance AZ follows.
That En0land agrees 10 send home 10 the
limited States all distressed American sea-
mpnin British waters, the United States TO
folloWsuit. In order 10 effect this consun-
nation Il will he necessary for Congress-
ional action.
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An Official letter from the Paymaster
General 10 an army oincer mustered OUT AZ
the close OF tne war; says tnat Ihe alnouhs
que q ElrstsLleubehaht uhuer tno orlglns,l ma,
act OF Congress grantlng tnree monGh's
extra pay proper y Sloy; Lne c9iinnutatloh ~
ana alo1Tanceseareh hot lnciuueu in aa sne Pay-
hehC. .lA the alnOuuC uue o.nel oilceIS 70 ~
Cne saule pIopSSSlC,on W sneIr Ianh. Dy .nS
or,gina' w oIhcels @ les,fns VI ius.Tteu s,',oo,
puC Ior otler nreasons snn snelr @ ss,tloeS .ttt,s
oeing no longeTrequireu, Wele noI eltsieu ..iosi
70 Us Oei,ehesn eiit aGs grams .uent
10 all onlcers VINO sepVeu un'i tne eiose VI
the, war b11ers % %. .a-J Zr,r 1H s
Indian Affairs.
r. =. Al. nt,.o..t, -, n rs
to the Upper Missouri Sioux and other
tribes, to date of June %. have been re-
ceiyed byth Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs. The Commissioners report that they
have met with entire success In securing
the assent of Indians not represented last
Iall, to the treaties then made, both at Fort
Sully and Fort Rice. Large Numbers of
the people OF the tribes were present, and
appeared to be fully satisfied with the ac-
yon OF tnelr Gnlets, anu MIN Sue eAp.anai- ma.
uoh. gwen Cneh Ior rTShe cc, ueiay III S.si. ei.
pIoaiseu PaymeIC. lucy noM .,,. eHneo.s Ea.',
commence instead ol dlSlrusylIng @ I, ene Som,
lnlsSloneIs; as tney ui1 l 1ass lpll SS ",
Ine I3WyL lanet0ns C anu neU.,oS 0iESn IN,
fMe pallCilB aC NLow SISek Its! .yhis yoal u Lhe
SonlIhissl1LeIs Wv .A'S Si,sii s LII,
II lor IheiI aOsoiueS @ iulilieh1 a nv "a Sue,,
prou5lise W heep sie Poaeo tasE VIZ 20
aullVst stal aLioii a'u oI.yt = liEs aIu
Iecounnelu snaC q teeeI W. W sV,,i nisy o0
kept on nauu heIealIer az 'iiG ruPPel ~ ason-
cies 10 meet eueIgehclss. ,I the Soniullsl infJ !
sion was ap99C 70 procee9i W eSrt DgrSnalu I.sul
70 meet Tue nl9nuons, ASShalels ,I! ana olnei
Crloes "no were asse,noling % az .IaV poanS tu,
"A uelegaC'ol VI hTouS one 1I nu5uiSu e. I.o.p
Sle Slsseton anu maapeUT,, D"uus, nIe,,,
VI MllnesoIa ouC iaV.elly saCuI5eu LEU. %ooaa p;''
So,t .h VII ,t tharo Ioiled % ow-
ino to the Soct that the naioritv of the In
dian delegation claimed rights to land and
money which the Commissioners could moi
recognize, and the Indians returned to theiI
| people. A large number of the Sisseton and
| Sioux have been employed for long time
as scouts by the United States military Off.
GERS in command in the northwest.
| The Freedmen,s bureau.
A hoard of officers has been appointed BY
1 tho Observation-Disclosures of freedmen,s affairs
| for the purpose of revising the regulation!
| for the government of the Bureau, to meet
| the require nents of the recent act of Con-
gress extending the duration of the Burear
4 two years. The Board will convene at thu
4 office of the Bureau and commence It's la
bors tomorrow, and is composed of the
| following named officers: Brevet Majol
/ General Davis Tilson, Assistant Com
missioner FOR the state OF Georgia
Sreyet brigadler ueneral u; M. utegoty ~. ~
1HreLly Ass,s.an. o. Ms;nU SaroI ~. 'li' 4
STaVe vi heAas nreHe' ".o". mn; ;,;nnaS 0 e. =
" op,aSIe @ AsSls'aaS EoisTL ti'u IaS;ao ~, ~
mlssouT rsoin A"saS E.auoh %nu Jo ond u Tanta;n
WY hosnrrast C Woteren % Paaerve a "pSs Germs IS
1 Secretaries. All the members of the Boar(
have arrived except Gen. Sprague.
PrOmOIed-Arreste for Treason
4 The President has annointed Genera
| Hancock tn the Major Generalsbin in th,
ReuUIar Army vacated bv the nromotior
of General sherman and General ord I,
the Rr;Gadier Generalshjn. vice Hancock
A Ashhw was a arrested ta-dav while mass
| inc throHoh the citv for the crime of trea
sSS. bnt was hailed outin the sum of 81. .O0O
- 50 60
A1u"c"'iOn anu Hr"Ps Ia Sou'" Gar
| -ysvis s.5.sa.l oli""'
| Several teachers from the Sea Islands
South Carolina, passed through the city
to-day en- route for the North. They. rep
resent the Islands as very healthy aud thu
crops of cotton and corn to exceed, any
season for the last four years. The schools
have all done well, aud the freedmen Wer(