The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14
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OUR TROOPS ALL TO BE WITH
DRAWN FROM THE SOUTH,
EXCEPT In THE PUBLIC
FORTS.
The People Of the South TO be left free
10 Re0rganize, under the COnSti-
tuition Of the United States.
No Troops 10 be Retained i'm the North
Except for some EFFICIENCY with
Foreign Powers.
The COlOred Troops to be Mustered
Out.

Special to the N. Y. Tribune.
NEw YORK, Sept. l4.-Certain papers whose
course IN regard TO our finances has always been
lnlmlcal to the government, are seIzing upon the
fact OF further issue of compound interestnote to
assert that the volume OF the Currency is being
largely increased. This is untrue. Ali the com
pound interest notes now being put out are ex-
changed for those of older date, bearing inter
est which accumulation ofinterest is saved to the
government by the cancellation OF old notes or for
the redemption OF certificates OF Indebtednea.-
The volume vi the currency has only been in
creased TO small degree during the past sum
mer, hich stands as a remarkable TACT, IN view OF
the enormous acquisitions from the war depart
ment. The secretary of the treasury not only
considers the presedt condition of the finances
| favorable, but believes 1t in his power to meet all
the acquisitions prior to the meeting OF congress-
without any expansion OF the currency
HALIFAX, Sept 1.-The steamship Asa, from
Liverpool the ID, via Queenstown the Sd, has ar.
rived.
cial says:
1t is understood here that 1t Is contemplated BY
the president to entirely withdraw the troops from
the south IN short time, leaving the states lately
in rebellion TO reorganize the basis OF the civil
government, precisely as they stood before the
late war, with the exception OF slavery. This
policy 10 said to have arisen through the good
sense ofthe leading southern men Themselves in
! accepting the present position of affairs as dis
closed In the interview between President John
son and a considerable deputation OF their leading
men at the White House the other day. Thus
the late slave states will hardly have soldier left
among them save such as may be required to gar
rIson the forts. And those in the northern states
will be retained IN active service only tor the our
| pose OF meeting any emergency that may arise
| from the action OF foreign powers.
| CINCINNATI Sert. I4.-The Office of the state
| treasurer still remains vacant, Mr.. Finn having
| declined the appointment.
| WAsHINGToN, Sept. 10 Not only ale all the
Organizations OF eolored troops N the department
| OF North Carolina, who enlisted in the northern
states, to be mustered out OF service lately,
but similar Iastru have been gwen 10 com
| manders OF the departments Of Virginia, Florida
! Texas, LOUISIANA and Arkansas. The number Of
troops IN the department OF Washington to be
! reduced TO 5000. This will be very consideTa-
/ bic dImInution.
! New YoNK, Sept. l4-The steamer Asia. Liv-
| erpool I'd, Queenstown Sd has arrived.
The manufacture of the Atlantic cable has
been commenced
The Great Eastern has been engaged for years
/ Tor cable purposes.
c. W. Field leaves England On the 9th
WAsHrNGroN, Sept. 1.-The wertz trial re-..-
sembled this forenoon but the prisoner was un-
able TO appear on account of mental and bodily
Prostratohs. The commission adjourned till Mon
day next
Tho New York Worlds Washington special
saws:
BY the close OF the year the nryy will only
have many vessels in commission as at the
commencement of the But of the iron
clads will be retained III the seryice-one at
Charleston, one at New Orleans, and one At San
francisco. The rest will De laid up the Delaware
bay, below Philadelphia.
Captain Moore, who superintendent the burial
OF the Union PRISONERS at Andersonville in an
swer to numerous letters enduring
If remainsc an be recovered
wishes 1t stated that full Iist OF those buried Their
together with other information IN that particular
will be published the LIST OF October.