The New York herald., 1868-01-30

rict muck complaints haso been made against negli-
gonce Of the freed people as mborsrs. TIE complaints
arc renewed OF these people leaving their work TO
tend political and other meetings. thus losing them sves
and causing the planters TO lose also In the rrgon
district many planters conamspced Wit. ,,,n,n,
and their credit has been pushed 10 ,hs n,
most Tho labor was vs~,bly unre,;aMa Men
who were capable Of ,pss .ng ono husArea pounds
Of co"0n between vinrisa and noon woald
coo io 'he ne'd a. night with from thirty sixty
poonuS ss 'uo iosuN - the days labor Here By the
freedmen leaving III ,ir .ork =. ,n,ro,h ane planters
mel macn insooyen'.nce IN ioss besides losing the
chances oil tha Iaboyers themselves for a respectable
CROP tnas sO. than Hve fresdmen IN a hundred
nave ihaos Weir provisions th,s year. Many much
n "eos tho planters and therefore viii be unable 10
suppSS themselves General Scott says tho blacks are
m psxy ident and wsa food planter with applications
soc orders on Stores stopping to consider how
recpiy they running debt and until the hour
oi settlement do they dosiro to know how much they
owe People seem - bo appreheDsve Of bread riots
and OF rouec between tho two races and tho Assistant
Commissioner thinks the fears not groundlsss In
the sumptcr district OF tho freed people
IN dept 10 Their employers for the necessary advances
whiio making the CROP class OF white men 60 about
the country for tho purpose OF robbng the people.
They get and cotton from tho freed people. giving
in exchange whiskey and other unnecessary articles
IL earnestly recommended that some Steps De taken
to prevent this illicit traffic.
Removal OF Revenue Irspcct0rs.
Tho new bonded warehouse regulations issued last
October made II necessary appoint large number OF
revenue inspectors supernend the removal of spirits
in bond TO and from bonded warehouses. The act OF
January, prohibiting the removal OF spirits in bond,
renders the employment OF these inspectors
sary except in certain cases, and the Internal Revenue
Ohce is now accordingly engaged d,scharging the
inspectors. The entire number is ssvcnty nne largo
portion Of whom VIII bo removed during The present
week.
The Dnty on Imported Cattle.
Commissioner Capron, Of the Department of Agricul
ture, on the 2ls inst sent a communication 10 the
House OF Representatives asking that a resolution
might be passed. repeating The duty OF twenty per cent
imposed by tho revenue laws on the importation of
foreign cattle for breeding purposes The
states that the duty required together with the
difference of exchange, amounts almost to prohibi-
ton that the foreign stock that has hitherto been i'm
ported has effected a very important improvement in
our breeds Of domestic animals and also mentions that
an act OF the same kind was passed by the government
of Canada on the 3lst of last December.
General Knutz' Sentence Rcmittcd.
An order issued from tho headquarters OF the army
RENTS the sentence Of reprimand imposed Breye
Major General August V. Kautz by court ial at
VicSs5urg upon which lie convicted OF conduct 10
the prejudice Of good order and military discipline by
the of disrespecfa and abusive language a letter
TO his superior officer, General Ord. General Kautz is
| ordered TO resume his sword and report for duty.
Naval Orders.
| The following naval orders have been issued:-
Surgeon James McCle.land detached from tho marine
rendezvous at Philadelphia and ordered TO tho naval
| rendezvous at tins CITY
Passed Assistant surgeon j. NJ Fetent detached from
the naval hospital at New York and ordered TO the
naval hospital at Chelsea.
Acting First Assistant Engineer George Gillespie and
Acting Second Assistant EngI James Patterson and
Joel Nj. Wheeler. detached from the New0ern and
| granted leave.
Passed Assistant Surgeon William s Ford ordered TO
the naval hospital at New York
Acting Master William T. Buck ordered TO the naval
station at League Island, Tenn
Acting Second Assistant Engineers NJ c. Heath 1saac
McCailister and W +. Warburton apd Acting Ensign c.
a. Stewart have been honoraby discharged from the
| naval service