, 1865-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The, Posfmasteei Genetalis Repors-
Changes in tic; Money Order sysseaa
The Presidents message@yufhxuni
Revenue ReneiRts-Exporss D1f1ag
the;,War. - -,
(specih Despatch to the Chieago Tribune,
WAsusaTox, Nov, Is.
The p1ooteheeta OF The report Of the Postmaster
General are now undergoing revision, and be ex.
poets 10 be able to place copy on the desk Of each
member Of Congzeas on The frat dry OF the sea.lon
Among other Interesting matters, the fepoft M,
recommend dresesa important ehanges m ihe posnt
money order 'natsar.;; hr. Denntsoh proposes to
make The compensation Of posmasters Of money
order Of .ces uniform IN proportion 10 The amount
ofbusDsss done, by substituting foes for clerk hire
ssued Ii place Of orders lost OF DESTROYED snd 10
extend the l!mitof amo4nts which may BE- ecnt hy
single order to ONT hundred dollar, expee.tng By
Of revenue 10 The Government, as well ns con.
yeDience to the people. The English money orde.
system, by the report Of It's Chfef, quoted By II.
Dcnnison, has almost superseded other channels
for tho transmission Of exchange bI mal ior cor
xenience and sa5eiy.
The Prcsident's mesfage Il ali In type. The
proof WIS sent to him today for revision and cor
Receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were seYen
hundred and nifty thousand dollars.
,,1 II 62s Re heen dssoysrSd By tns veil ssts!
that while more than million Of men wc.s in the
deld withdrawn from labor during The fsca1 years
15G!, 1858 md 1854 we exported to fcrcirn coun.
tIltE two and three quarter ume1 more wheat and
eight tunes more ham aud bacon than In lE53 81
and Co. It Il also remarkable hat cur leading manu-
factutes In the rebellion period had not Increased
| over the product Of the pfesions years.
Callers at the Executive mnnalon-Par-
don Seekcrn-A Visit to the Ham Stonc-
! wa1l-Correctton.
at the Executive Mansion today, were Lieut. Cen.
Grant, Maj. Gen. Geary, and. senator johnson, Of
AIkantae. who Was member Of the United States
| Senate WITH President johnson, and wh4 Is now
seeking pardon. lot bis participation II the re-
belnon, and Speaker Colfa1. Anumber OF LADIES'
wereaeo present u<9iuy the cl1tms of teuis for
nesty. One Of lhem vas exceedingly earnest in
Mrs. Bishop. daughter Of tho late rebel Secretary
Of The Navy. Mr. Mallory, Is here endcayoring 10
1 obtain her fathers release on parole.
! Besides the aboye named yIettors, some came
| seeking office vlth no recommendations buE thcir
Own oral statements md clafma to lntensc loyalty,
while Others hsd business Of 70 tHdiu. character
That II gould hare been attended 10 by lohunblest
The members Of the Farasut cortrt- martial yfsi
led tho rebel ram Stonewau to-day for the purpose
oginspecitng her and o trying the sailing capacity
Of that vessel In connection with the tK1al Of Com
nodore Crayen, charged With failing to engage The
| Stoncvnu In the hnsbor or FeEz1L =
The; &ar eays that 'ihe statement that Judge
| Magrath and the rebel SECRETARY Of War Seddou
| have been released nom fort Pulaski and Gorcfn-
l OF Luhbuck IRON Fo,t Delaware, on yheIr parole
ts without foundation, and that there IS no probt-
billty that either Of them will veJ soon be get at
| liberty.