New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The NJ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. q, 1868
TO BIZ MUSTERED OUT-THB ARMY REDUCED

WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. q, 1863
TO BIZ MUSTERED OUT-THB ARMY REDUCED
$4,000 MEN.
The following list of volunteer organizations,
which have been arc to be mustered out OF service
not included In previous circulars to-day issued
the War Department BY this important order the vol
unteer force will be reduced by at least 25o00 men,
The major part Of Gen. Weitzels command are included
in the list:
Goth Colored. District of Co
lumbia-Caysry lst. Fl0rida-Cayalry, ls 2d ana lst
East consolidated with lst Cavalry Illinois-Infantry.
5ith Cavalry 6th 18th, 9h Of 95th Infantry re-
naming in service transferred 47th Infantry, latter
Cavalry, Companies l. and NJ 5th; this completes tie
muster out OF the regiment. Missouri
Cavalry, 4th, 18Th 10th. Mchigan-Cavalry.
10Th, l6Oth. l6ls and l6od Cavalry ad Veteran 4th
Provisional. New Jersey Cavalry 2d Ohio Infantry.
igith Cavalry. 9TH and 18th Penn. Artillery, 80
c:a ~ Sd 80 stss Gao,ed ooDi ianS %
frtry Cd, 3D. stb 22d 23d oath 2jth 2sh. 29th, 3st
4lst i2d, 43d 45th I'D 18th nth I06th l23d, l2ih.
i2'th iaJtb. one company pioneers Artillery, 18th
NoIE.-Seventy third Infantry has been heretofore
reported consolidated with the Goth u. s. Colorcd
Troops Seventyseyentb Infantry has been heretofore
reported consolidated with the 10Th L. s. Colored
Troops. One.hundred.and sixth Infantry las been
heretofore reported consolidated with the 10th T. ).
Colored Troops.
THE KASsAs-PACIPIC RAILROAD ACCEPTED.
The long pending controversy in regard to
the acceptance OF the first 30 miles of the Kansas
branch Of the Pacific Railroad finally decided and
accepted by the President to-day. and Government
bonds will be issued to the road the amount Of about
s7O0oOO
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts to-day at the Internal Revenue
Bnrrau amounted to elO63,92l 67.
SALE or MRS. sURRATT's PROPERTY
The household furniture, formerly the property
Of Mrs Surras. was sold to-day. A large crowd
senbed at the sale but contrary to the general expecta
tior. everything sold at low rates.
COTTON.
The Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner cf
Agriculture, to-day received several fine specimen bos
OF cotton grown in the experimental grounds Of the De-
partment planted the Goth Of May last and just
ured The Commissioner is OF the opinion that il the
seed Is planted early in the April 90 and
the ground properly stimulated by fertilizers that the
cotton would equal in quantity. Il not in quality that
produced in North Carolina
COL. DAHLGRES's BODY.
The body of Col. Uric Dahlgren, son Of
Admiral Dahlgren, will arrive tomorrow and viii lie
state at the City Hail. attended By guard Of honor
daring tie day.
woRKINGMES's MEETING.
The workmen of this city are making great
preparations for workngmens meeting in front o
the City Hail. on Tuesday night next.
GEN. GRANT AT THB EAyYYARD.
Gen. Grant visited the Nayy-Yard to-day and
was received with all the honors betitng his rank
Ho went especially TO visit the ironclaG Mianto
noruah with which he was much delighted. lie was
accompanied BY his wlfo and father The Miantonomah
VIII probably return 70 New.York aext week.
HERALD HUMBUG.
TIE Washington Repnbliean Of to-day has the
following: by ths Navy Department, we are re-
quested TO state that the article in today's H.rdid
stating that all the vessels belonging to the United
States Navy to set themselves in immediate readi
ness for sea-" IL news at tho Navy Department this
afternoon The statements of The Herdh in regard TO
the Navy Department should be taken cum rGaO sGlo.
"-.. PERSONAL.
Brig. Gen. W. II. Noble Of Connecticut, and
the Hon. William II. Eyarts arrived in the city to.
night.