, 1865-11-28
The Veteran ReAerve Corps 'OfficefS-
Exports During the War-Ml1itarT
Railroad Rolling Stock-TFfaf Of the
Ram Stoncwall by Expcrts-Collcc-
forNhln OF New York.

Ram Stoncwall by Expcrts-Gol1cc-
tor~hir Of New York.
WARRINGTON. Nov. s:.-Ncarly Ill Of the priyxles
IN the Veteran Reserve Cops have voted, under the
late order OF the War Department to leave the ser
but four men remain. 4 la:ge number Of the OIL
ce7e, however. remain in the service. Most them
utterly 1ncapac!tatcd for the pursuit. Of their
cislr,po1ts DOW coming to the War Department and
from other These OF course eflre to remain
in the service. and in order to make place for them
merge the Veteran Reserves into that organixa.
t!on, FL enabling act f. proposed to be eubmitted
to Congress 10 be enacted 1nto a aw. which will
officers retaining their present grade and rank as
nesr as can be. upon certificate from Board Of
Eamne,s Of sompsensy ~ sna a. fitness 1os tseiE P2:i.
GavoYs this plan.
When ID var ended in April last, Geyerumcnt
Ses 90 esse eass a Ind % 7 toae & ion. tse
locomotives have nov been sold bnt s., and there
arc ahout 1.oW CHS get On hand Some have been
sold tor cu.h ut auction, and some On si1 months
ard two yean' TING, TO Southern railroads. AL
will be sold before January 1*t.
In the trial Of the expizate Stonewa1 for the edl-
acaiien ci The Faagut court m1rtial, % SATURDAY.
h.r epeed was ten miles an hour. which Is BY no
meana her maximum. She seemed 10 be very
formidable he5 nm projected >Mtwenty.aSe tvs
Water. vat ~ Atis1 tie tFisi Hi was eompleted, the
general impression seemed to be that Com
1nodose craren exercised a Eoand d,ssEe-
a7a@s gun. tailed to make any impression On the
Gour-fnch plating OF tho StoneNn1 the result wouh
probably have been the sinking of The Siasara by
to the ttream, and gun Of tho NiaEaas ca1lbfe Il
to he Cred at hey At q dtstanee sppro4tm.inE that
between her and the Niagara ut the time Commo-
Gore Craven declined TO attack her
A pctittou. signed By mady leadtng New York mcr-
,nsDt Of Henry 4. SmytAe. Of the Ceuiral National
SATURDAY presented to ths Secretary Of The Ttessny
b. delegation on behalf OF the slGness. and WAS
by the Secretary referred 10 the President for his
Rre,et Dsie. Gen. Duncan will at once assume
eomm6na of the colorcd troops IN the vicinity Of
Washington
partment, the iact Is disclosed That in the Atcal
senrs ending June. respectively IN 16Ga> 1868 and
1861. notwithstanding that We had over one million
ofmea in the field, and thus Withdrawn from labor,
We exported 10 foreign countries two and three
quarter times more wheat and eight times more
ham and bacon than in 1858, 1883 and 1860.
Of Georsia arrived In Washington this morning.
lie brugf favorable accounts Of The return Of Union
eentiments among the people.
ins eI-Speaker Colfax as having endorsed tho
President's policy. THIS is the construction that
the friends or Mr. Co!ax seek to put on his speech
Plate for Printing Counterfeit g. S.
Bonds Selzcd-Gcn. Grant Conc on a
Southern Tour-A Rebel Washing
TOMS Claim Paid.
NEW YoKK, Nov. s7.-The Fosfs Washington
epecal says the officers OF the Treasury Department
| thc Reorganization Of f.e hundred dollars, 70 vel
executed that the spurious notes would have beer
| difficult Of detection.
Gen. Grant started On his Southern tonr thtt
! morning.
! Eleven hundred dollars have been paid to tht
| widow Of Lewis Washington, 4 rebel officer, IL
compensation for household propesty seized ant
| sold during the VIII.
WAsu1N0roS, Nov. 27.-Goyesnment has re
ceised no intelligence coufsmatorJ Of recently pnb
i,shed exciting reports from Rio GEande, inyosrin:
troops N Central Texas have been raid, J're!fmi
nary to their places being supplied by regnlaEs.