The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

House, thatiMr. Van wyck, Of New York, 10 busiy
deavoing 10 procure The passage Of 10
the pay OF the soldiers, and economic the public moneys
by reducing the pay Of the whole civil lSt. The latter
measure, II 10 estimated, viii decrease the expenditures
Of the government thirty millions per annum. =.
SECRETARY CHAsE's RoRcE BILL.
One Of the bills submitted by Secretary Chase with
bis report the finances features similar 10
ihose ibe bill reported during tho second session OF
the late Congress by Mr. Bingham Of Ohio, and
iy known the "Force bill" II places ste hands Of
the President the military and naval power 10 collect
nue. in where there are any unlawful combinations
against the laws or the United Sstes authorizes him to
close disoyAl ports by proclamation and provides for
carrying trade with any part ot State (hs In the
Case Of Western virginia. in favcr Of which the eecro.
larry Of abe Treasury, as well the Postmaster General
with respect 10 commerce postal accommodations
have already nc,ed.
CONTRACTS FOR STATIONERY.
The contract fer supplying the War Department and s
various bureaus with stationery for the esuirg fiscal
year has been awarded 10 Philip h SAlomane, OF this
city.
ouARTERMAsTER At FOEr LFAvBNwoRrH.
Captain Van Wet, It 10 said has been remoys ID as
ouartermasier from Fort LeaveDworh and Captain Ess
ten appointed TO the place.
MR.. HENRY J. RAYMOND IN TROUBLE.
II appears, from intelligence which has just reached
here that ns Raymcrd Of tho Times abused the confidence
which repOsec In bin by tho otlocs IN command Of
Fortress Bonree. appears he not Only gave his word
but his OATH net 10 reveal what be In the fase Of
THE be has been communicating to the county and 10
the rebels all the secrets connected with that important
work. The attention Of The government been called
10 ths matter, the "Iliile VaD is IN Q fair way
Of figuring rather unpeasany before the world BE VIII
DO learned Lesson which be VIII not forget unless
Secretary Seward steps IN and saves han Ia Webb.
SUPPLIES FOR TIE BLOCHApHa SQUADRON.
The Secretary ofathe Navy has made gemepts
the employment Of several transport vessels which arc
to ply between this city and the boekading tquadron
along the coast Furnishing squadron with fie,h pro-
visions weekly. They viii commence running In few
days. This is decided Improvement, and viii enable
our gallant squadron tho Southern coast 10 retain
their health during tho hot weather
TBg GENERALS OF TIE UNION ARMY NOT TO BH
SHOT BY THE REBELS.
10 the talk among Nc rank and Ole Of Arlington
Heights 10 day. that the rebel General Beauregard has
ssued an order 70 bis not 10 shoot any General Of
the Union army because II they do President Lincoln
would appoint better The pr,vaes declare that an
order 10 this eject was found on Of tho rebel pke
PURCHASE OF THE TRANSPORT CAMBRIDGE.
Yhe steam transport Cambridge, which brought Col.
Cases Massachusetts regiment hher been purchased
by mo government, and 10 being fitted up as gunboat
esRaAN RELMnN ARRIsTID.
Twenty, one members Of The New York First Germsn
rife regiment, refusing 10 take the allotted them,
but insisting ON having rifles nsead this evening
put under arrest and conveyed 10 jail where they Dow
are
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ypR DEATH OF Mr.. DOUGLAS
IN CONGREsS.
Tho desh Of Judge Douglas Vim probably DO announced
in hOtn M Enp0 IN ANN thn ia
sgnated speakers for the occasion IL Mr. CfittepSep