New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

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There were 96es bountyland warrants issued during
E ,issS ns ns and eshs ps.:eas
ayacd themselves, during the year, OF The benonn o.
tie cot Of June 20 ls7a providing for srtiasial lmbs
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There are now fe unsdusted, isa claims for In,
ya PENSION .pS ssps xsSs s SeAs On SS
18th utimo 9 ciAnn. for penson Of survivors Of the
Of aa had been enc go s% aSo q
tits ISL Of w9 .h have 1SsS dgSssa
act TO DO s2Al their average age seventy miro INC
years ana tho amount that viii be required to PAY
during the Me Of the pcnsioneer. all pensions gruuted
tseTto 81 maize 10 pSviso following
s Sd%ss ~ Viz xs
rsco'nmsnd that the Hight Of their
orhans. aud dependent relatives 'e rec"x"'sed W
b: %%ss n sra
| the Government Is dispensed.
oncs, required by the act Of March 1852 occurred on
Ae eth day Of sepenber Last but tho results thereof arc
g. 1--WE ne pSc
fq vsa Ss Ss s sSs the
recent examinations viii exhibit considerable rea"c
Especial attention has been gwen TO the nvcsgation
of frauds Through the nuIenlity Of special agents.
Thirty ndictmcnis have been fonnd against
IA akoffn
Convicted Ave are fugiiives justice aud the
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| the pension service for the ne 1t fiscal year.
0Sr S s % Il s s ans Ss
year. to yscat S tn"se r"oRs n tho Patent 0cs dnS
latter BEea, and at NE saTe time TO- eonsolidaic It in
for term Of five years. at annual rental Of 10000
That house was believed TO DO large enough to uccUO
several ontiyn. buildings which have been heretofore
occupied by said Bureau and at the time 10 save
private buildings for Office uses and Of Keeping valuable
public recordsi structures liable to destruction by fire
only DO excused on the ground OF necessity. The
seaton House is as safe from any danger Of loss by ie
tee s1 mo wsf cay" ans Su I
II bo obtained in the city due regard for tie safety ~
the Construction Of suitable buildings for the Comfortable
n and safe occupancy OF the Burcn's therefore enew
soss that early action be tIon by Congress- looking to
the erection OF suitable building for this Department.
II OFFICE or EDUCATION.
IN fullest detail the interesting and important results he
n has achieved although tho clerical force ut his command
II would to be inadclna" 10 the proper discharge of
II The duties with which the bureau is charged. The de-
II tails OF the report will show the vast amount Of work
pleasure in at"sing the ai'iy fidelity and energy
II with which he has administered the affairs OF his office.
1t has been the design Of the Commissioner to establish
\ andmaintain an intimate and constant communication
with the various educational ceners Of the country; to
and to pursue original nycsgati1ns " the colIse o.
cent about 1000 written communications has distributed
about 12OO0 printed documents. and has re,vett many
Is scSsn"y to sna Is % aT OF
ssdy srsr 'an te the f@ . eSa 1 f" rery ." the
opportunity for original investigation ia Its many inter
! Among the workings of fine Bure~n may be noted
First The iusugurono Of systeia Of iireo, exchange
pubic mstr"e"n seeond Visits by the con,nission"r
IL The s.nt and on the Pacific Coast for il,r PURPOSE
Of personally aeInaintinS himself WIN prominent Sdn
great variety Of original nvsiSat':n res ssst
II la6ns eduratiOn. Fourth The papers accompanying
the report the Cohmssioner tnPrsc abstract OF
Ii thr progress education in Europe. Asia. and Africa;
II great number OF statistical table. respecting public
ssos and Ga Sinsr @ ana se on
various educational subjects h universally aeknOwl-
Attention is invited tothe report OF thu superintendent
Of Census The enumeration Of inhabitants al the Ninth
Census AS well the collection Of social and industrial
statistics which. under the American aysem ia made
part OF the census has been completed since the last
nual report Of The Department and the compilation OF
the statistical tables usually lh'lshea a in tina, cTnnfc
equally desirable HIS been we'll .iyanced Apprecating
eosnT1y "s the earliest possible dat have fully met
the views Of the superintendent ia spect to the amount
sies is vmSo@
ton Of Congress have already been scnt TO PRESS some
what over LOCO lagss being already IN tyne The COM