New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

Der at present % teachers 20 schOa $50 Irregular and
private schools not reported
he hnds the cotton and crops small and states that tho
aulnontles Nles vii NOT provide lor the poor. u -,
e Ssber u q ra.ioas Issued from June 1865 to sept 1880
% %eI.s whites 5l4s blacks 40 go average pr month,
'0s'@ average black aid white aided daily, l,J5-
TEXAS
ven r. 1reg0ry relieved for inspection datY bfsYh
6gGe1 j. Kildoo the present Assistant Commissioner
The Bureau organization extended other states.
ing Tie army being much separated affords insufficient pro-
tscOH 10 officers in ports Of the interior The interests OF freed
tons ar often against them Less respect seems "
paid 10 and order in North Eastern Texas ny
other part OF Labor has been pretty Vel organized
ia the The schools prosperous and have bad bal
e ass stance from the North They ~ IN number and
gate number OF rat0ns issued from june lso5 To sept e
l3 7; 10 white $40 freedmen u 10 average IatioGsjpet
month SO freedmen anu reiusees assisted d~y ~
MISSISSIPPI
Col Samuel Thomas was Assistant Commissioner unsl hsy
lst6 uhen he relieved by Maor1en - D. " NOoa n
Wrtmeni Commander aad Assistant Commissioner was nrsa
tied in this state Nearly OH abandoned lands hass ga
restored revenue from this supported the tTeaa
operations here until the Congressional appropriations ecamS
available asf July In the settling oi contracts anu .. eoa
plants every description the Bureau officers have Den outs
successful Amer the transfer to Civil Courts ihr Asaa1s
COMMISSIONS aided n Circulating important decisions ana
Information and bad an agen appear IN the Courts as inc nob
Tbe e,i Of an gcnt Lieut. Bandg murdered at GraEail
and another tired upon al Meridian reported No SUCCESS
mas been bad bringing the perpetrators 10 justice eitSs
t1 ,i rsI, fbr irritation OF the white, as doc 70 their
education ther anger the emancipation and 10 oer
causes he thinks the Bureau has bad the eeci 90 ny ana
NOT increase the troubles incident 20 the ciange
Commissioners under the Civil Rights bu have bees tp
pointed and settlement OF public lands inltise ~ soaSos
there are 20 teachers ~ pupils 20. Many soso. %
has been encountered ad teachers have been nnasy de-
Number Of ratons issued from June D. ssptember
ise6 io242 TO whites 4s3i5 10 bacAs .9'i syease peg
month 20 s average blacks and whites aided daily SO
Brc,ct Brig Gen J r. Lewis became Assistantt0Dmls
M NH Inc
modified she laws that Bureau abolished
theg c0nirncts Nearly al property held abandoned has
been restored There ~ schools numbering 4 pEPis
Excepting a Memphis they have been interrupted (eo-
Fisk was very fortunate m obtaining assistance ol the po1r
both classes from the local autloriiies
KENTUCKY.
RoD0rts sections show unfortunate state ~
Affairs j dfcn 70 adopt any system ioi he lciioa %
Bureau officers i lOt December when the Hol oec-
rearg officially proclaimed slavery IN the UneiStts
at a end The freedmen are generally hnesti'oe ~ Va,
whites reucIeH TO give mp the practice, OF Safei Many
arrests bsn made under the Ciy Rights bn ald the cn
Inals brought Deore the IT, , Court lGy Schools 1r
reported numbering 422 pupils supported mainly By eooret
issued from june J. 1865 to September ls66 To whites
ls6O.s freedmen. 3s2Ji Average monthly issue JigOi
ARKANSAS.
Gen Spgue retained Assistant CommissioleT with
Monr The transfer OF law cases Judicial oissrs n
completed the freedmen rights have only Den pr-
italy recognized by the Legislature When unsupported ~
tro0ps Bureau officers find impossible 10 af0r necessary
protection freedmen Educational affairs are m very pros
Taar
faithfully The state authorities have akeh no acioa
whatever reference the support Of paupes OF ether
In Missouri the propose educate the FRESHMEN
and probably adopt for that purpose during tho
coming The number OF ratOns issued from June l.
l-6J o Sept ls66 l,1050Jj % whites L2)o'; TO
freedmen 44i f90 average atons per month lpO average
per day, 8 ~.
MARYLAND.
Gen + VI Gregory is Assistant COmmis ssi0neI n rom
instructions the Commissioner the withdrawal o Local
agents effected and O inspections established
instead Much complaint Is made Of the condition 0f tblS
in the counties Of this state W % September l'
ffv-one outrage, been reported from this quarter
intending assault rape murder Violations al the eEh
rights law Illegal apprencing and oihes OI misceansoS
character.
CONCLUDING REMARKS.
C0mms recommend ftf Inc reminding - tho
Ouartcrmasf.rs tOmmssary and Medical Deat tlcAs ho
yrc o transportation and stores received 10 De paid from say
funds appropriated the Bureau boz amount not exceeding
SCUOOI coad That agents m charge OF districts DC paaS
monthly allowance exceed SOD provided that the num-
b of ,uc AGENTS shall exceed eight m each Stie
where the bureau exists by law 9hf That the several
officers who couftm8r8ed upon complaint made f tens
Sednau and Fullerton and have been honOaby acquitted by
tb Conf be- reassyued To duty the Bureau and that ths
nr0c.elings the trial be published turi. he tOmmis-
souer estimates the additional hnds necessary Tor the neHt
1.I.. sr ssa a i.,ont Commissioners - Slf75DO
salaries oi CLERKS
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