New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY s. 1866.

restored to all rights Of property except as TO slaves Not
withstandng this understood the possession ci his prop
Gen Tske Assistant Commissioner at Nashville Tenn be
instructed Dy the Chief Commissioner Of tue Bureau OF Freed
Like hcd by hlm ~ Assistant Commissioner &C. and
the be Immediately restored TO Nh Lake 1he same
AFBhIss jon, s5S. PrcsideGt Of the United States
In complying with these definite instructions me Ba-
has been compelled TO part WIKI the
portion Of the property under It's CONTROL 9k-
cep in the very few where property has been actually
od under the act Of July H. 1862 and in that portion Oh
South Carolina and Georgia embraced in the provisions oi
Gen. Shermans Field Order No 5 its tenure OF properly
has been too uncertain TO Justify aotmenis 10 freedmen
In addition to the properly seized under the ac oi 1907
and abandoned property allotted to freedmen, 400 600 acres
Of abandoned lands not allotted to freedmen have been re-
stored TO former owners. Roeaptuiaiion-PIoperty
seized under the act of July s2, and restored by me
Bureau 5J2 acres abandoned propetyaotted to freed.
men and restored by the Bureau H. Coz acres; abandoned
property not allotted 20 freedmen, restored by the Bureau
100000 acres. Total, 450,l0i acres.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE
The Senate was in Executive Session to-day but aid no
take up the nomination of the y. r. Collector Of Customs
They confirmed Lewis u. Campbell Of Ohio TO be Minister
20 the Republic Of Mexico, aud william T. CogceShal Of
the same state Minister Resident at Eeua9or and also
Henry A. Webster Indian Agent for Washington Terri
tory; IT, s Fcch Of sayannah United States Attorney Of
Georgia. James L. Collins Receiver Of Public Money for the
District Of Santa F6 New Me1ico Ephraim 3 Jackson
Postmaster Providence Rhode sland Robert :. Norha
Postmaster CaTksburg Virginia; George w. Hand, United
stoes Attorney for Dakota Territory T. Parker Consulate
sul ST. Johns Canada East b. H. Brston United States
the District Of Kcntucky George d. Allen OF
Florida United Marshal for the Southern District
Of fioda George w. Palmer Of NewYork Judge on the
part of the United States Sierra Leone under the treaty
with Great Britain for the suppression Of the slave
trade; William GrOse OF Newcastle Collector for the fiiih
District Of Indiana; Thomas g. Foster Collector Of Customs
St. Augustine Fla; Darius B. Warner Of Ohio Consul Mt
st Johns " h. Commanders NJ. r. Woolsey and William g
Reynolds. the Re eryel List Commanders IN the Navy.
The Senate also confirmed a large number of military
appointments, among them the following Bngader-'ien-
erals to he MaosGeneras by brevet for gallant and mor
iorious services:
Mcdowell, Pope, Hooker. Hancock schofel5 Howor1,
Terry Ord, PaTke Stanley Humphrey, Candy Wright,
Andrew j. Smith. Gibbon. Jefferson e. Davis, Mower.
Woods. Wilson Emory, Thomas Ripley. Ramsey, Provost
Marshal Gen. Fry Dela1eld Judge Advocate Holt Eaton
Chandler Thomas Wood SchrneT sargeonieneal Barnes,
DYER ShiTas, AssstantAdu uaDt General Townsend Hot
mon Paymaser General Bryce HaTdee keteham Callom,
Heinzeiman Cameron Potts Ewing, Kinks Tson Bowen,
Dooittle. Beal Ulman Brshicn Cole Stevenson, Duva.
Hayes. Powell, Kelley and Launan.
In addition 10 the above there many BigadieT-
Generals Colonies, and LicutenantColonos breyot az
pointlncnis in the Regular Army.
PRIZE MONEY.
The order OF the Secretary of the Treasury of recent
date suspcndug the payment OF al prize money upon
which paymcn had been made, has been Tescinded
ad payments on these lists will be commenced after the
Isl II next month Several hundred housaBd dollars are
involved In their payment.