New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

IMPORTANT WAR ORpERs--MILITARY AcADEMY-THS
BOUNTY BOARD
The following important orders have just been
issned ty tie Secretary Of War.
WAs DEPARTMENT ADIuT,STGEEgALso ITTE
Genera Orders No q Ordered That the Chief Of In
cneers be- and he hereby relieved duty the Inspec
tor Of the Mlitory Academy at West Point and
relating 20 the Academy to the Adjuant General OF
charge OF the the Inspector Of the Military Academy
until further orders aud by direction Of the President
- NV wAR DErGsrSfSr' ApJUfASrGESERALs OPnH,
MAsmsGIoS ID G.. August l. ls@
SPECIAL ORDERS No 3f3-0rdercd. That act 10 equliHe
bounte approved Jolly Is o5d be referred to Moor Gen H.
5. Canby. United States Volunteers, Breyet- neloi-
aud Breyet MAJOR Gen. K. C. Buchau Colonel LIST United
States 70 par ana submit 20 sry e. p ana effect rs po
'''''''' ''1'' " '"' T. D. TOWNSEND. A A.G.
ANOTHER JOHNSON FESlAS MEETING.
A small. insignificant show has been originated,
with band of music in Georgetown tonight and denoni
mated Teuau gathering The absence Of cooperation oil
tie element patent there as was at last even
irgs demonstration. George Francis Train Is the spirit Of
the occasion and under the guise OF Irish patriotism e"
politicians toady to the Presidents policy.
THE BOUNTY LAW.
In making application to the Second Auditors ofce
for the additional bounty provided for certain heirs ofdeceased
soldiers the Of application viii be the same as heretofore
used applying of Of pay and bounty with the eX
cepon that the number OF the proyiso settled should always
be given and should that the application is made
10 reoove, the additional bounty provided by the 18th and
18th sections Of Of Congress chapter ls July o. 1906
PERSONAL.
The President held forth with open doors this alter
noon lis rooms were crowded several CongieSsmen among
the ttrong
The Hon Joseph segar had utcvew with the Solicitor
Of the Treasury dav his object being TO obtain indemnity
FOR the use Of grounds and building al Hampton. Va ocou
pied by the Union troops during the war portion OF IT'S
property lad been coniscsie1.
JOHN ROSS.
Indian Commissioner Cooley informs me that on
account Of John Ross affinity the rebellion during the
war and his dsaecou to United States when the treaty
was being made between the Cheroces and Greeks in Sep
TENDER 1865 the Commission refused 10 recognize
him as a chief but after satisfactory acqu'
essence and giving ample proof of his repentance
and renewed allegiance to the Government few weeks
before his death. Sletter was written him by the Comms
oner recognizing him chief Of his tribe The remains will
be taken to wilmington Del in the morning for burial be-
side those Of his second wife who died rather more than
wear ago the desire Of the tribe to transfer them West
in tie Fal when fitting honofs will be paid his demise.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The Association Of the Oldest Inhabitants Of this
city have taken through
oui the country complete The National Washington mon"
DUTIES ON IRON.
1t does not seem to be generally understood by inn
poe that the Secretary Of the Treasury long ago decided
that rails and other manufactures Of by the Besseme pro
cess liable steel duties the said process changing
fact the iron metal closely resembling steel IN all
particulars as TO defy the experienced judges to detect
the difference.
HEAD OF THE INDIAN BUREAU.
qtara 4. good reason for believing that Judge
Cooley will be retained Commissioner Of Indian MARS
The eport that he wa. 10 be removed well founded.
TOBACCO RATioSS
The Secretary Of War ha- directed the Commits
.oreneral Of Subsistence 10 Of tobacco TO
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