New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
ARMY PENSIONS.


ing report Of the transactions and condition Of this Bureau
for the past year.
ARMY PENSIONS.
Tho number Of original applications FOR invalid PEN
sous by o. casualties occurring I'm the Army
service admitted during the last fiscal year, 1852,
al an average annual rate OF 81 70 EACH and agEre-
eato annual rate Of <ls09 o. The number Of appiea-
lions for Increased pensions OF the same cacs. admitted
during this period was 1916 nj average animal rnte
81 SIS W EACH ana an aggregate annual iAle VI SVa1-
or original applications Of widows, orphans ard de-
pendent relatives for pensions by reason Of deaths
Incident o. tho army service, CGo were admitted during
aunum and aggregate yearly rate u tl52oi2 o. OF
applications for Increased pensions, Of TIC sane class
1880 were admitted, 40 an average additional laie
Chiefly account 81 minor children under to age 81 10
9cars provided 10y The Act Of July q, lsoC OF 80 o.
The total number II enrolled Invalid pensioners on tho
aoh d1y ~ JUNE ls,. vas .0.- the year amount OF
widows. orphans, and dependent relatives enrolled ~
pensioners was, al ne same dlc SOL ana to yearly
amount 81 tler peLsoif' sCog5 t4, making mn nEgtt,
gate u 1903 army prnNoncIs oi Doh classes, ut total
annual rate 81 Sif.It2OIy 81.
since ne datc of by last annual report the only sur
yyiug lcyulni ouaIy soldier then receiving pension
las dird ly sccia acts ~ Congrcss two other vetc,
rams John Gray Ohio. ard Daniel T. Bakeman Of New
sod AT the rate OF 500 per who wero not en-
rolled prior 10 tie close OF the fiscal year.
OF the widows of Revolutionary soldiers. married be-
fore the close Of the Revolutionary war but one enrolled
pcusOncr survived at tie cio-c ~ The h'al year. VIZ
Nancy Serena. widow Of Joseph Serena ~ IcnSJ
OF those marl before tie st day Of January l,gi,
uero Tie 10Th day II june 1901 u surviving pen.
s0uCrs 81 ihos, married before jan l. lsO, tO aud Of
those married after the lastnamed date sA The total
number ol tLc widows az EtNoullohaiy SOLDIERS whose
Tho pension rolls at tie end Of the fiscal
c.n I'm Snuhci siatcs whose pensions were restored
-, 49,, -, i,,.,it, ~ 10 ,,tior.s ~ pcv.
olutOnary soldiers married prior 10 Jan. l. sCo but 10
remained Of The l53 whose the rolls 40 the
beginning ~ the year OF these 10 pensioners IS reside
In NcwYOgi "A IN Maine, II IN NewIiampshile, 10 IN
Kentucky q in Massachusetts In Virginia. IN North
la. B
IN Tennessee n Vermont in NcwJerscy IN the DIS
ifict OF Columbia In West Virginia and in each OF the
States Of Indiana, Michigan, aud Missouri.
the number OF widows and orphans pcnsiOned by rcn
son Of deaths Incident service In the subsequent
10 the Revolution and prior 10 the Rebellion, was, the
The yer chiefly by reason OF the restoration OF pensions
M rdcna of The states lately IN ingirr.cton The in
valid pensioners of this intermediate period, as well
the widows and orphans are included in the preceding
The whole paid 20 invalid pensioners during the
ard dependent relatives sll,s75isl n making the grand
total OF payments 10 army pensioners. for the year IN
Guiding expenses Of the dsbung ugonccs) 7l5 g.
The balance Of funds In the hands OF the agents for pay
ing army pensions was, on the Soth day Of, June,
NAVY PENSIONS.
Tie original application Tor INVALID pensions by reason
OF casualties occurring IN the Navy service, admitted,
during tile year ending 3d. 1867, numbered 1877 at
total yearly rate OF ti0s and the admitted applications
for increased pensions Of the same class 200 az an annual
aggregate OF sl75J2 OF original applications OF widows
orphans and dependent relatives for Navy pensions. 233
were admitted during the same period nj an aggregate
rate Of 3l $50 per anDum. and 100 pensions 0 this class
were increased Mt a total yearly rate Of SG,792.
The total number OF Navy invalid pensioners whose
names appeared on the rolls June So 1871 was ga n an
aggregate yearly rate az $50 G52 and the total number
OF dows orphans and relatives whose names
we're on tie Navy pensio-rols at the same date was
J27 requiring an aggregate annual amount Of $3OjI2 25
The whole amount paid 10 Navy invalid pensioners dur
ny the last hscal year $77,2n 20; and the whole
nogn, paid to widow orphans and dependent relatives
officers or scamen OF the Navy was S2i0059 ~ making
he total amount Of Navy pensions paid during the
The balance Of funds in the hands Of the agents for pay
lg Navy pensions tho 10Th Of June, 1851,
s75.1gG 81.
GRAND AGGREGATH.
The total number of pensioners OF all classes, whose
uuncs remained tho rolls juno 80, 1901 Was 1874
he number of new pensioners added Ia the rolls during
h year 36is2 aud the number Of pensioners dropped
fDm the rolls Of deaths rmaid ges other
Iuses, was 1852 The number Of pensions increased
during the last fiscal year riehy under the acts Of juno
tand July %, 1866 was 55sl The total annual amount
S % %&s r at the Sse OF va S sGa ~
ad expenses Of disburscmentsl $ls.6loo5G 40.
STATISTICAL TABLES
The following summary viii mid In II ready comparison
The tansacton Of this Bureau for the three fiscal years
edng June 80 1867 ,oox ,soo ,.o,
woe number Of ad. i'O'' i''o' i'o''
%siens. ......;..... U.sea 5l.ri 7Ooo
Is,y IS q snastli ssgSss =
A'sS tom bnc, .; 1922 y IN, SesoG 81 el9o 50
names were on the rolls ut the close Of each fiscal year
VS. during the lat 1s seven years az follows ,.o ,o,
n; ::.: IS ss 4, 81, @s s ai s5
wiowsGe tamN 2,2B lbs l,e'o 2t1l Eg9 6a957 el29i
wSsss s',a;;i 80 - Z" 10 ie1 i i'iSI i@i
Ta......... IO,5O0 8lG 1880 6l35 1886 I2G1a IS5f7i
BOUNTY LAND.
hiring the year endng Sept So 1867, the number OF
Applications for bounty land admitted as follows;
UHer the act OF Feb H. ls7 warrants for 100 acres
eno Gao acres under Tho net Of Sept 2S $780, warrants
forO each 100 acres under the net Of March 3,
1851 sl warrants for 100 acres each l92O acres 9war
rams for 100 each 1850 10 warrants for 10
acrs EACH $40 acres warrants for ~ each, so
acrs whole number of warrants. 90 whole humber OF
sam period. In lieu OF lOst warrants and 80 warriiis
wcr Cancelled. Original applications To tho number oi
9O8 gere received and 34 suspended applications were
reeAmned.
PENSION NOTAltIIS.
pDyisOn IL made BY the third section ~ the supple
meIary pension act Of July g. HC for the designation ~
OltIs before whun dccqtHt may De made 100 lucal'
LeslVIG than - nes distant nom any place al which