New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

ssee, Dispatch to The ~ y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. &C. lsC5.
TaB MgssAGE-0UR RELATIONS Win MEXICO.
No part OF the forthcoming message has re-
ssved 30 much critical care and Cabinet revision as
that portion referring 10 relations with Mexico
The Presdslt has eyinced wise statesnansbip with
ont Infringing national dignity popular traditions.
He is understood taking the position that while we
sanno. be Indifferent TO trsnspiring events in Mexico
yet Interference part is Unnecessary and wolld
prove injurious bott 70 ourselves end the Liberal
esase
PERSONAL.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. r. II. WiIber, A. c. NJ.
h the Department Of ashington to-day relieved.
from duty, and will be mustered out Of service.
Gen. Butler had lengthy conference today with the
hadeDt by appointment.
TO Bg MUSTERED OUT.
There are now here only the l95th and 2l4th
fsnusylysnis Volunteers. The lg5th Ohio Volunteers
ard lO7tl United States Colored Troops waiting 10
~ mustered out.
COMMODORE CRAVEN.
The defense OF Commodore Craven viii be
'SSmitted tomorrow TOE result Of the yisi o. the
s0rt to the stonewsl is interpreted jns:iiyns ile
'snn odores action in declining to engage her.
AT TBR WHITE HOUSE.
Qnlte number of distinguished visitors were
.ae White House today. Senators Dixon, NssIoth
rd Hahn. Gems Garfield and Farnswor,h aud other
coaressnen David WoodrlfI. one Of the uncou.
fHnisiDg Union men Of Alabama with an unusual
i'sv! delegation of Southernes seeking rsconstrHe
tos
SOUTHERN COyCHEssMgy
Senator Hahn admits the inprob9bllity Of
a.! souihern members getting into Congress. Ten.
i''ss asems to form an exception however, ard her
se'gs'lou, Il believed. ~il be admitted by common
eonsrrt
lAE TAX on EEWOgKED TOBACCO.
'Ae ffeedmen's Bureau to-day, in reply 10 q
N~sNOn asEed on behalf Of large number Of tobacco
@AA.'essfsrs. BY United States Tobacco Inspector
-'' eoHcitions tobacco manufactured 10 the South
Ing Hs var, and put up without the ingredients
'uAohy used such sugar. lcorice. ETC. oao be re.
''sa states that u Commissioner OF Internsl Isye
Jas replied that bis Office will permit the roworking
sSs Kind Of tobacco under tho suuervis,op however
l. ~'per'r who viii see that II 4 weighed both
Tss snc aitert has besn rnvorksd and tss ,neresse
te'gh' 'e.urnd 10 ~ Ass,.tast ..,a,o, o, hi. dis
Jrs tnr Fu-ffDt tfks OF 0uJSS In.
sn ts q paid The -ssh. Aa manufacturers who
x.,a. ,V'nfy VIZ ttese requirements viii bc held
~ pyosst Of full tax Oh sacs rsworked
= r~r's as on so5aceo newly m anafactursd.
""' scHEHS TO KssLAvg Poog GERMAN
-, sAiCRASTs.
The Fr,ea,Ar., pnroo,.
"'anInicai,, from, -.
Ala. iIcsu n, Tho ,a,a,,'. - "on'soD'eJ'
tso,sY aAsh the planters with Germaa labor al the
sn,' s '''es per year' for men. $50; for women.
70, 0olefen between ia and u years, So and
,s,. 80" '''Aots. tl5 per month. The firm, also
.sy,o .. me German emgrarts shall live In the
s,r.st'es. '"''t'es. b. fed on the same food a, tin,
o., 80. eoo''ed by the slaves. shall pay
.,d ron their wages for getting Oh. s,,ustion,
A., own at The tine shall be deducted, they paying
o., =. 'Nn s'csoTs biI and boarding ,hsm,el,es when
p.,.s The German citizen. Of tb. State pub
''..s.' .' S!e's''Hs s.siS'l Ii. gl.n q, /.