Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
dispatches from washington.

lHriDunes opecial'I I
WASHINGTON, June 80.
The financial propositions of the Treasury
Department to be submitted to Congress, are
three In number: frat, National Loan, at Z
3l-lO0 per cent, redeemable in three years, not
convertible into bonds, nor receivable for Gov
ernwent dues; second. Foreign Loan, interest
at 33-l0O per cent third, the issue of Treasury
Notes of email denominations, interest at 8
3O-lO0 per cent, convertible and receivable, to
circulate as currency. Mr.. Chase will also
recommend special tax on tea, coffee, sugar
aud money, to be pledged for the payment OF In.
terest on Government debts.
Tribune Correspondence.1 NV.
WASHINGTON, June 30.
The President is determined not to entertain
any proposition of peace till the rebellion is eu
tirely subdued.
Army officers declareit impossible to make @
forward movement until more wagons arrive
One thousand will be ready by the 18Th of July
Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, June 80.
The contest for Speaker is becoming snimat
ed. 1t is thought that Grow will be successful
This would rule out Forney for Clerk, who will
give his aid to Blair or Colfax There is bu
little doubt that new Clerk of the Senate viii
be elected in place Of Dickens. notoriously hos
tile to the Government, his removal being a ne
ce-sity.
The last time Beauregard was heard from, b,
stated publicly to his troops that they should b'
at Alexandra last night
We shall not be surprised if the 4th of JULY
be celebrated by driving IN the Rebel picketI
and cleaning out Fairfax Court House.
[Herald's Dispatch
WASHINGTON, June 80.
It's reDorted that the misuu derstapding be
tween jeff. Davis and Gen Beauregard, ant
Gen Lee, which has bsen noted for some tim,
past, mas occasloned the latter to resign bis DO
sitlon. IL is certain that private letters iron
Gen. Lee to old associates In the u 3. Army
have disclosed his dissatisfaction in the Rebe
service.
1t is said that the steamer Freeborn was sc
severely treated in the recent conflicts, that sh,
will be condemned. She is new boat
" appears that the Government does not re
gard the occupation Of Harper's Ferry at pres
ent IA OF any great Importance. now that every
thing there OF Importance has been destroy ed
The First Massachusetts, Regiment has ap
piled to the War Department to permit them t.
celebrate the Fourth OF July somewhere on Vir
ginis soil The answer is not yet known.
The impression is strong to night that a for
ward movement will be made during the mex
twenty -four hours.
Gen. Mcdowell will not be superseded.
Especial to Postl
WARRINGTON, July /.
General Beauregard has issued another proc
lamation prohibiting the passing OF any persor
through bis lines, except With a pass from jeff
Davis m
Another skirmish occurred last night, neal
Alexandria, between ten of the New Yorl
Zouaves and party Of Rebel scouts It is re
ported that two Zouayes and six Rebels wer.
killed.
1t Is considered certain that the House Of
Representatives will be organized promptly on
Thursday, that the President's Message will bs
delivered on that day, and that there will be d
short session and a quick dispatch Of business
The troops across the Potomac aak for more
artillery. They will secure it before an ad-
vance movement Is made
The Richmond Enquirer declares that all thl
enemy fear is the Federal artillery.