The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

are being prepared at General Augurs headquarters
preparatory tho issuance Of order remandng them
| TO their homes TO await further ordera
TROOPS TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
The following among other troops TO be mustered
out of service The Connecticut Eighth and Eleventh
fantry, the Massachusetts, First and Fourth Companies
unattached heavy artillery, the New York Forty first
and One Hundred and Third Infantry and the Pennsyi
vana One Hundred and Eighty eighth and Two Hundred
and Thirteenth infantry .si
DEsERTERs OF THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE ORDERED
f RELEASED.
The Secretary Of War has ordered that all enlisted
OF the volunteer service imprisoned by reason OF
having been found guilty OF desertion be Immediately
released from custody and furnished with transportation
TO enable them to report the chief mastering officer OF
their respective States, who will furnish them with
discharge with the facts the case endorsed thereon
including the crime, sentence, &c, and such other
papers as they may be entitled to- In where no
pay is due transportation will be furnished them thor
homea this order win be understood 10 apply all
enlisted volunteers OF the class question OF whatever
corps or arm OF the service
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The total receipts from internal revenue since the 30h
OF June amount TO SAC, 500, 0o0 EpIse
THE SEIZURE OF FRENCH TOBACCO AT RICHMOND.
Tho question Of the seizure Of the French tobacco in
Richmond having been presented the consideration
the government by the French Minister is under
going investigation
GERMAN EMIGRANTs As LABoRERs IN rHE SOUTH.
The Freedmen's Bureau has information that colcc
ton Of persons in Mobile il trying TO pnderbd
labor by agreeing to furnrh German emierants just or
the ship at wages lower than negro could subsst upon
The company propose to hire out male laborers at
fifty dollars per year. females at hundred dollars
and children at nifty dollars. Tho scheme meets tho
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nhict crushing blow upon their former chattcs, for
whom they cherish particular affection Respectable
white and coorcd aborers around Mobile protest against
this and ask the bureau interfere.
THE DEATH OF GENERAL DE RussY
The War Department has issued order announcing
the decease OF Breset Brigader General Reno Do
sy, OF tho Engineer corps, at San Francisco November
20, and requiring engineer officers 70 wear the usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days
ACCOUNTS FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT OF THE
NEGROES.
The War Department has ordered the chief of the
Medical Bureau for freedmen to call in the of
all doctors and surgeons employed tho South for the
benefit OF the blacks before the establishment OF the
Freedmcns Bureau and which have remained unsettled
up 10 this time.
RATT0Ns FOR REFUGEES AND FREEDMEN
The abandonment Of dcpots Of government supplies in
the Southern States, consequent upon the gradual with
drawa Of troops, has caused General Howard issue
circular authorizing the Assistant Commissioners OF
States TO make acquisitions upon the depos still remain
ing for such rations will be required for thirty days in
respective departments for the bcnent Of the reu-
gees and freedmen.
RELEASED PROM THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON.
Two men, formerly serving quartcrmaser and PR
vae In the rebel army, and arrested about ago
charge coming from the Treasury Department of
having in their possession considerable gum In gold
coin which they realized feoniousy about the time the
rebellion collapsed released from the oid Capitol
Prison to-day The greater portion Of the money was
| recovered. Both allowed return 10 their
| homes in Richmond y
Colonel Jardne late OF the Ninth New York tHawkins
| Zouavos), has been promoted TO a brcvet brgadicr
generaship Colonel Jardinc while endcav0rng TO put
down the riots in New York in 1868, was wounded and
permanently disabled for field service.
SALES OF GOVERNMENT ANIMALs--rRANsyER OF
ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrERs.
Captain d. W. Day, Assistant Chief Quartcrnnster OF
the Department North Carolina arrived ycster-
day with two hundred thousand dollars additional pro.
ceeds from the sale OF public animals General Dodge
recently brought three hundred thousand In similar
manner from the Same department. and tho tota Gales
have already exceeded six hundred and nifty ih,usand
dollars Captain Day has boon offered the quarerhaster
generally Of Ohio by Governor Cox, and vii, tccpt
Brevct Brigadcr General J. r. Boyd, Chief Qart$mas-
ter OF that department, Is old railroad manage and
will shortly leave the service and go the Loutvile
| and Nashville Railroad. The railroad from MoHhcad
City To Raleigh, under his management for the gdern-
mont made to transport all troops and SUPPLIES
needed and to pay Dearly all other expenditures ID the
department by the freight aud passenger rstescol.
| ,ected