New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

the Hualapos and ChnnehanOos against the whites; and
no savs if such proves to be the case the condition of the
white settlers the river will be very preearous, owing
the insucency of troops stationed IN that portion OF
the Territory He also remarks that the only safety or
life and property the river is the establishment OF ihe
Indians reservations to accomplish which the presence
of troops VIII be absolutely necessary.
DOCUMENTS SENT IN.
mass of documents sent TO the House To-Day
in relation TO the Freedmen affairs, including lcter
from Assistant Commissioner Scott, dated at ChaleslonI
5. C., May 81, in which be reports TO M1or-Gen hoNau
that he has lust returned from accompanying 'ens'
Steadman and Fullerton OH their inspection OF inc oea
Islands. Although careful investigation was made, no
plan, he remarks could DO found IN ms R
of the Sea Islands question, any other ans OF he p
roan in South Corona II gives him m1ch pleasure W
that the planters came forward anu uphe hs
throughout land psnicstrcken az the very dea Oh
the removal of the Bureau. The Assistant Commissioner
for North Carolina says the number Of destitute freedmen
Dependant upOn Government has been graduay re9uceu
and it hoped that by the end Of another quarter the &
eesity for the grauitous issue Of raons ana eoh5 WI"
have ceased entirely The demand for labor continues M
absted and far greater than the supply Many Iahes
in the Southern States have applied to him for hep ana
some have ENGAGED parties in North Carolina 20 return
with them Tie inquiry IS longer heard, What can
be done with the negroes 7 but the question is oi'n
asked, Where can laborers be found =
BRAZILIAN MAILS.
The Post. Office Department has received copy OF the
ratification by the Government OF Brazil OF inc
contract made with the United states ana bra%I Ma
Steamship Company for carrying the mails pei"eeR INC
two countries which appears TO be IN snos'ahli" COL
formty with the act OF Congress OF May leoi'
MEDICAL STATISTICS.
The Secretary of War; in compliance with resolution
of The Senate calling for compendium OF the Medical
Statistics collected during the war; states on the authority
of The that the records Of many OF ine
hospitals have not been received AID that the tabuaol
Of those at hand not completes SO That any compendium
of the Medical statistics Of the az this time must
necessarily be based upon partial data, and hence be W.
Trustworthy and valueloss.
GEN. SlCKLES.
The commission of Gen. Siokles as Minister to the
Hague was sent him Saturday. He has not as yet
sgn6ed his acceptance decnaiion Of the appointment
PERSONAL
Gen. Warren Minister 10 Guatemala, Mr.. Rosseau,
Minister 10 Honduras and Col. Campbell Minister
10 the Republic Of Mexico, are here waiting ioT
then preparatory instructions from the Secretary OF State
ASSIsTANT-sBCRBTARY or THE NAVY.
The President has nominated 10 the Senate william
Faxon now Chief Clerk Of the Navy Department to be
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy in the place of Capt
Fox TesignCdan appointment which gives general salts
faction only account OF HE private worth 9ut me
executive ability Capt Fox has been nominated as ihe
additional AsssantSecetary Of the Navy for the pcod
of six months under the lawTecently passed