The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

sc for TIE pay men; o. he Nsg FORK regiments cnicr
hs command rne ply rors IN De mad Up this Vess,
spd Monday VIII re pLy tay. uro san's delays VIII
be most welcome 70 both oeers end men, he funds hey
trough. with hem y n No YEk be NJ ext augsed u
most cases. Ths mou1. due .scl re. rea ls ab.St
twenty aorard roliags.
There one million seven hundred thousard dol
rs in god IN The yauls Of the treasury to pay Off he
troops.
TIE WAITER AND IT'S EFFECT ON ZEE TROOPS.
Tho excessive f,r u isa. fes dajs Las had no
Injurious o CTS upon he heath OF ,ae :oops stationed
here. in ne tvo insta strokes followed
upon ndiscfeet exposure.
GENERALS BANKS AND CknwALLADKR.
Conflicting state rents haein beu mad, IL Ia proper
TO say, while Hajcr G.neIa Ba ks upper eies Gen. Cad
waliader 10 command Of tue Military Department. o. An
nap lis the Ia ter ha zen tss sle! to command new
divslop, to ca.fprsew.ta Gap patterson In the pro
crossing operations a. atss Ha' per's Ferry
OPERATIONS AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
The amer rho Fro ehorn eft the Navy Yard sns
morn ing SIX O'Clock, with aldi.sora guns The steam
er sout, let a. ,welve, The attr is well Sp
piled with sis dus. tie forwa d@,x, lsok pg to
bloody rcouusr somewhere.
Th,s D., f. a. Pensacola all b, ready for SEA 70
few days.
The stfam Baltimore, Philadelphia, poxbatsp, the
Philadelphia cs boat and sthT SEAN armed vessels
are AZ The Navy Yard with steam up really for duty
minutes warnias Glr Ph!ls.epha took baarti last
evening hundred and fourteen thirs -.xo p9rtG
Shells In addition to her scd shot, a7d si probably so
down before long, as her coDpany o. men have be.c de-
thled irom the New Yora Sew rty-ars girels, AID
ae on beard, waiting orders to gail
The Young Am erica went the stocks to-day. Her
propeller will he taken out, and she he fitted up.
gao is to receive boiler, and much repairing Is
needed by her machinery.
Several woYkmen now employed 10 the yard pai1t-
ing and fitting up for service large nuC5er Of heavy
snns-thir,, twos, large shell guns snt cour,h!ads
CON. pABLGREN's NEW RIFLED CANNON.
Az the Navy Yard, at elk o'clock p. n Commandment
Dchlgren wsctised with a new rlted cannor Elk inch
bore. With charge OF powder flour paunds) the csr-
NON threw metal nearly two miles and has, tie
ball striking the Virginia shore The ast CT e-.a.nt
Tss with shell, and threw the latter au,ss four
miles. The cannon Is invention Of Con ls.. D,h
gren and is just finished The expert neat is shiy
Satisfactory In all respects.
GENERAL SCOTS BIRTHDAY.
This was GO neral Scotts birthday. The Old Hero WAS
the recipiert Of Hearty congratulations all day.
IMroRrANr CIRCULAR FROM THE TREASURY DRrARr.
MENr.
scretarp Chase has Just addressed another circular 10
the collectors Of customs referring the instructions Of
tao Cd of Nay roLibitina the transmission o munitions
Of war; o: other supplies - PARTIES 10 irsu-
recCn against he United Slater. tt ey further IN.
sructed txercis, the utmost vigarcs In ar.esting
and 6et ai1ipg al sndis, q whaevsr CHARACTER
the ultimate destination Of which they hare satisfactory
reason ht eve IL for TIE insurgents against TIE
United States fer places under their c,ptro al" you
cats 4 The Naifh
the raure OF The articles CT Otherwise, kat
any merchandise wherever destined Ia nane s in fact
deetInei Il peno o combnasions in actual Insured.
ton against the government Of the United States You
will caase the t. be sezsd and proceeded against
for fer eturs II, howeve, you ara satisfied that any
merchant lie transmitted for States places under m
surrcctiopsry control MT tended f,r tn, a,
nygents, and has been shipped or Forwarded without
intent to afford aid and comfort t. such insurgents or
Otherwise to violate the law, you win simply dstair su,
merchandise and notify the arppcrs or forwsrte,e
their agents. such detention and state the there
Of II such shipper or foywasder, personally By
agent sha satisfy you that the merchandise arrested
will not be sen. any place under irsurrectiorary con-
troll but will be either returned whence 10 c&ms o.. be
disposed Of in good faith for consumption within oya
States you viii restore possession OF the same and allow
such disposition thereof 10 be made tina parties In In
terest may dsre You will regard all States IN which
the authority of the United States is temporarily sub.
verted as under insurrectiony CONTROL but any por
lions o. such a.es which the laws t,e Union and
the authority OF the federal government Acknowledged
and respected, viii be considered as exempt
from any Interruption Of commerce intercourse be-
You'd such may be necessary in order to prevent sup
plies going 70 the insurgents or to places under their
control. is the intention Il the department TO have
the owners Of all property rfeCy 10 control it in
with s.to~
detention by the officers Of the federal government ex-
cept for tho purpose Of preventing any use disposal
Of such property fer The and conf r. Of Bur
gents or in the commerce with the States or places con-
troled by the nsurgents"
NoN.REcoGNlTloN OF THE REBELS By EoRoPEAN
POWERS.
The opinion prevails In tn STA D. par meat ttat all
the foreign govern mers viii 1ef 30 any rece milton
countenance to the seeded S.aes, AMI will neither
shelter their ptvaeera aid them with arms money
loans
SENATOR DOUGLAS SUCCESSION.
The announcement OF the appointment. of O. b. Brown
ing republican, as successor to Senator Douglas has
created some disappJ in ment here.
MONUMENT TO SENATOR DOUGLAS.
number Of the friend. Of the ae Senator Douglas
representing various States assembled the National
Hotel night FOR the purpose Of cncertng measures
erect suitable ia his honor, and make pre-
parat,ons for delivering tuogy upo1 4 deceased on
the evening OF the 4th # July Hon. JJt B. Haskin Ia
chairman and John F. Ennis secretary After inter
change of views j. McEhone, F. Ennis, rnos Fields
Andrew NJ Salad, George W. McLane, were appointed a
committee to arrange for future meeting, which will
probably take place next Wednesday at the City Hall
INTERVIEW OF NEW WORKERS WITH rsE PRESIDENT.
Collector Barney, August Belmont and Mr. Coco, Of
New York, had long and friendly interview with ths
President to day.
Colonel Keyes, Of The army who rendered Oh emf
Lent services in organizing the expedition for TIE relief
OF Fort Pckers, and more attery the volunteer
of New York city and State, ia urged fo- Bgsaier
Generaship by Governor Morgao General Dix and other
prominent parties Colonel Keyes is Of the most
meritor.ous officers Of the army and the promotion Ia
certainly due him. He lie moss anxious to enter the
field.