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REvoLr.-Yesterday morning, says the Trenton

 (N. y.) News of the 25th ult, Col Woodruff; in

 pursuance of an order, which he had procured itoa the War Department, undeftook to coavey the troops belonging 10 Capt. Nspton's and Capt. Pier sons companies, from Fort Miffin. Eear philadei- phia, to Governors Island, near New York. The troops took the early train by the way of Atnboy, but oa reaching BordeBtowh they deliberately left the cars, fixed their bayonets. and swore that they woud not stir another step nnder the orders of their qnasi colonel They accordingly Jeff Mr. Woodruff without command. to make lis way on to New York. and took up their inc of march for this city. where they arrived in high spiriis and were heart y cheered by the troops quarered here. This con duct is explained in the fact that c. ". Mel.ane had been elected by the volunteers to the cooGeiey of the battalion, but Gov. Stgatt0n refused to com mission him because he had previously commission ed Mir Woodruff without an election. 4 nsnda- mus has been issned cut Of ths supreme Court. which will bling the Governor heioae that hody ard require him to show cause why he withheld coH- nission from McLane.