New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
WASHINGTON.
Tue Last order Of the Freedmen Bureau the
Result of Gen. Towards Recommendation.
WARRINGTON. Friday, August "a, 1906.


esS IN consequence Of the PRONUNCIATION Of tie circular from
the Pre- Bureau, directing the discrimination Of the
issue TO refugees and freedmen the Southern
States They that the President ordered Such
however not the MajorGen. Towards letter 10
Secretary Stanton recommending the discrimination OF these
ISSUES has been given 10 the public and shows that the COM
Insndsbe movement originated in the Bureau and was sim
p part OF the plan adopted BY Gen. Howard for the pr
pose Of reducing its expenditures 1t will by by the let
thai this not Presidential f6a as the myposy
eivocses silsge.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Much misunderstanding about admissions 10 the
Paris Exposition exist of the authorities
the several States Positively articles will be entered or
received the Exhibition except those r which applications
duly fled with and accepted by the General
Agent a. KcwYork j. C. Derby The Times Building No 40
Park Row All applications therefore, should be promptly
forwarded 70 him. required to have the descriptive
catalogue ready by the 18th OF month Although the
present list OF applications promises excellent exhibition in
several groups deficient few important particulars
sucb ROB furnishings upholstery and decorative work
crystals and rich glassware porcelain ard other patterns
carpets wall papers cutlery brOnze &C., cotton and It's
products wool and It's products heeees Of wool hosiery &C.
plans and models of rural buildings fartilizng sub
ytsnces apparatus and instruments for hunting fishing
ind f,r collecting natural products sbawls Of wool,
cereals wines and fermented drinks model district
schcOhOuse with all Its appliances woud be very desirable
Institution 10 send also American restaurant Additional
specimens OF the Of all the metals exhibiting fully
their richness and the various localities Of their production
should be included also specimens of American No
eGch opportunity this has yet occurred will
again probably for many years Congress has
provided free transportation Paris for goods and show
On which TO exhibit them well competent officers and
guards to take of them.
TIE YEw-YORK MILITARY AGENCY.
Capt and Brcvet Leut.-Col. J. L. Lee, on the
STAFF Of Gov FenOn has been promoted by Excelency
full LeutensniCOOnel Col Lee viii be continued here in
shsrge Of the NewYork Military State Agency Claims for
additional bounty under the recent act Of Congress pour
Ing upon the Pay Department where they retained
until the Board to establish rules for the payment Of the
bounes makes its report soldiers had better
their oams TO the New York Agency here This viii
them ell the expense of paying percentage, etc
RBCORns OF DEFENDANTS on THE FRREDMEH's BUREAU.
The records of the Freedmen's Bureau show that
hs aggregate number Of sick refugees and freedmen that
OF hospitals and ayums in the several districts Of
tbs Bureau be follows Virginia 569 District OF Coum
a se6. South Carolina 22; North Carolina, 2l5 Alabama
t51. Georgia "a; Mississippi 100; Florida 81; louisiana
SIS. Arkansas 1873 Kentucky. 81 Total number, p 100.
SURVEYS BY THE LAND OFFICE.
The General Land Office has just received returns
of surveys and combinations embracing the Mexican claim
designated the Rinse Rancho containing T. 6O
confirmed 70 NJ A. NJ. DE Richardson The tract is situate
the San Pueblo Bay California.
RARE INSTANCE OF ECONOMY.
Commissioner Cooley of the Indian Bureau, has
ts.abshod precedent economy which worthy of notice
Having been authorized appropriation Of 50 600
treat with certain refractory Indians he in company with
Ipecia last August visited these tribes remain
Ing with them month"; and after entertaining the
representatives. Of - 900 Indians and expanding $500 in pres
and rstifyng treaty only expended $4,000 for this
Dbsot This the Of this character record
lie Indian Bureau.
UEIoSISTs OF ALABAMA.
Capt d. II. Bingham Of this city has just received |
Hotter from loyal Union citizen Of Tuscaloosa. Ala,
from allowed take the following extracts The
writer that upon the Of the Union Republican
party this Fall depends the fate Of the loyal UnOns Of the
South since the Rebel riots in SeWOreans the Union
men neighborhoOd have become very md. He
1ba,. socially ostraced and politically prescribed they
ely the who during the Rebellion stood up
Ind fought for free Government There low
In the community do them reverence, save
The poor freedman who feels that his theirs meet
ing Of Union citizens Of Tuscaloosa elect delegates to the
Philadelphia Southern Union Convention called but the
sssacres New.Orleans made the people afraid to attend
meetings Of the Union Leagues however have been
held and delegates chosen He further that We
fenty swong the Issue Of the conflict going on in the
loyal States praying the Of that party that bore
che old Gag trumphaDty through the strife they fail
we will then have TO take up our beds and walk
THK AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS IN CALIFORNIA.
The Commissioner of Agriculture to-day received
Interesting report concerning agricultural interests in Cali
forns aud with several specimens Of California wheat and
rye which are nneh superior TO Northern varieties IS his
Intention to them in the experimental gardens.
gHB COPPRRHEAD ATTACKS UPON ASSISTANT sBCRE-
TARY CHANDLER.
tn, Herald in adhering 10 its base calumna.ion of
Aant Secretary Chandler excited the contempt Of all
minded men here Before he entered the Government
,erviee Mr. Chandler q prominent Republican Of New
Hampshire and although the youngest member OF The state
Legislature elected Speaker of the Lower House Since
his connection with Treasury Department he has been alb
,orbe IN bis official duties the exclusion Of everything else
md 90 the injury his health HE character as pure az 1t
foud possibly be and he is esteemed no less by the Pesden
shan by the Radical members OF Congress The Herald falsely
that there Is notorouy corrupt cotton ring the Treas
nry false than all is m statement that Ar Chandler
Is charged or suspected even remotely Of connection with
This or any other ring for his wishing 20 remain in office
=. source ofproat it suceI say that his legal talent
sud insure him practice Immediately lucrative either here
or in his native II lie should resign at all 1t VIII be 70
bt his OWE convenience and his withdrawal would be an
pnwecome event every who wishes 70 see an honest
snd capable man in charge Of public Affairs
'oELB0ATEs TO THB LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION
The Union residents Of Washington held an inior-
ma meeting last evening arrange for sending delegation
10 the Convention Of Southern Loysss at philadelphia
pudge Eluunds Of the Land Oce and adgeAdyoeate
Gen Holt spoken Of as delegates
RUMoRED REMOVAL OF JUDGE HOLT.
il is rumored that Judge-Advocate-Gen. Holt has
ben relieved from h position in the War DeartmeRti Gen
Fullerton is ramed as his Fullerton had
law books in his trunks during his Southern and has been
studgile Blackstone Co. diligently No one ever dreamed
of hi apifiug 10 Gen Ho place bat he has not
been studying naught
PAYMENT OF BOUSTIEs TO CoL0RED SOLDIERS STOPPED.
The Secretary Of War has issued an order to the