, 1865-10-03
FROM. WASHINGTON.
The Public Debt
statement.
Certificates and Compound Inter-
est Notes to be Funded.
Important Treaty with
the osases.
Secession Ordinance Annullcd by
the Georgia Convention.
TIE VETERAN RESERVE CORPS
TO Be MUSTERED OUT.
GOVERNOR BR0WNLO"'S
MESSAGE.
His Views on Rebels, Colo
uization and Negro
Suffrage.
RESULTS OF GEN. cGnnER'S
INDIAN EXPEDITION.
RESULTS OF GEN. CGNhER'S
INDIAN EXPEDITION.
The Kentucky Pressure Against
Gen. Palmer Fruitless. ,
RAILROAD PROJECTS OF THE
ENGLISH CAPITALISTS.


Important military measuFe* to be In.
= troduccd-1.he AleIandria Freedmen
"A Pesttlpn of the Freedmen Of South
CarolinA-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T3bunel
WASHINGTON, Oct. z.
Itis belIeyed that npou Gen G1xot's fetUtu to
this city, which Will be Eome time this week sev-
c.al important military meas urcs arc to be initiated
s.1onc hich arc the ntthdtawsl Of nearly all the
volunteer troops In the South, and diAehargc Of the
Veteran Reserve Corps, It being held thai recruiting
for the regulars if brisk enough to enable that
brunch or the service to do ali tho work necessary
to be done IN that direction.
TIE A:x1AxpRn FREEDMEN.
The Assistant Commissioner Of the Freedmen's
Village, near A1e1andrt&, has reported to Gen.
nouard, That during the month Of September thetr
were SOB freedmen suhet<1ed at this village At I
tost Of 8,HlM About ore-ha1f this number a1c
old and tn11m people.
PETITION rRox SOUTH CAROLINA FREEbhH.
A letter from Columbia, $. C., roceised hcrr TO-
day. etatce that the freedmen in that State ire CIR
order t6e Withdrawal of i6e Fedaral troops hom
tbat State. They conclude by saying II the troops
are Withdrawn. tie coiored people will be no better
which prevents their reduction TO slAves, again. Is
The presence OF the boss In blue,
1E1. FA1AEn AND KENEUuKI MATTERS. =
The officials Of Kentucky, Ia conjunction With
tr5tng 10 effect the removal OF Gen. Palmer from
the command Of the kcptneay Department because
Of his thoFoughgo,pg m1lita1! measures against
The inst}i1tion 81 slaseTy, and especially Of hf1
pass ryttem, under which e}asefy was being vtrtu
lilly abolished In thai StAle. They also demanded
ths withdrawal Of al the colorrd troops ron Ken
tuckv. Bo!h Governor Dtamlette and
t;reen Clay Smith addressed letters Of
complaint 10 the Sec1etar5 Of War On
The subject. The latter gentleman bases his de-
mana 1uF the 1etnovla Of Gen. Pa}mc9. OIL The
ground that Gen ralmef did not recognize the ct
that al2ve1y h stll legal institution In Kentucky
md that he dlsresards the law Of the State for IL
protection. Gen. FnluaT wAs permitted to come
On he7r to represent hie side Of he case which b
/ has done Wtth ability. md no doubt satis
| {actof{1y to the authorities. The quest4on
which hsb not been definitely 1ecaded was referred
BY the Secretary ol War to ticncfal Thomss- Mean
while General faluaeT rctaIns htf command which
he Will E14rt 10 join Tomorrow OF next day. Upo1
| Ills recommendation the War Department has DECD
dcd TO mntter ont a,0co Of The eo3pred troops nav
/ serving in his command, vhich will still leave hin
| about eco to forct order NTH.
PERSONAL
Major General SbcJley il here He will leave 10
EIch1uona tomorrow.
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.
The funde for the construction OF the propose,
railroad from AlexardEa 10 Fredericksburg haE,
| been subscribed and the work will eoon be con
] meoced. The project originated before the Waz.