The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
Ne REBELLION.
Important News from
Baltimore.
isnpt Measures Of Gen Banks for
ne Suppression Of Treason.
ARREST q Police Mar
shall Kane.
Dlshandnaent or the Entire
Police Force.
me City Virtually Under
Martial Law.
Interesting News from
Washington,
The Forthcoming Report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Plans for Raising Supplies for
Carrying on the War.
News from Fort Ptckcns lind
Key West.
Activity Of To Hostile Fsfces in Con-
plotting their Delences.
uVs non foY1lESs loInOg.
~~oo~~S~~>~o~~~v>~>~>~s
Capture Of q Valuable Prize by
the Quaker City.
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Important Military Movements
IN Missouri
0epaYturo Of Gen. Lyon from Boone
vile for Springfield,
&s.s ~. ~.
| taNHm CRcNfaU NnTx rSWnM mRCR AENur0
CaptuYe Of q Valuable Prize by
the Quaker City.
important Military Movements
IN Missouri
|0epaYturo Of Gen. Lyon from Boone
/ vile for Springfield,
-, &ess ~.
vvR SPECIAL wAsancroS DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June n, 1881.
THE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF TIE TREAsURy-$25O, 900 900 REQUIRED FOR
THE GovERNMENT-PLAEs FOB RAISING TIE
SUPPLIES.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, preparatory 10 tho
meeting Of Congress, b devotng all his energies and
time TO the financial affairs Of the country examining
the estimates, revising the receipts from CUSTOMS and
celebrating 10 the best TO provide for the
extraordinary expenditures already made and hereafter
Procured, to carry the and to sustain the 60
s.enment generally. The precise manner Of providing
ways and Of absorbs Secretary Chase's
most earnest thought He positively declined seeing
any callers day, except members Of the Cabinet, who
frequently visit each other TO confer about public
Germs.
It is understood that the Secretary has three plans
for meeting the financial requirements Of the country
FxsA popular loan, referred to in my despatch day
awo since, In Of fifty dears and upwards bear
ing and three tenths per cent interest II ia be-
ieved that the patriotism Of the people in the various
cities, towns and communities Of the country will
prompt the taking In this way Of all that win berequired
the and the rate Of interest proposed
doris the calculations Of simplest character Thus fifty
dollars would be cent per day; hundred dollars
would be two cents per day. thousand dollars twenty
cents per day, and The honest mechanic opera.
tive farmer possessing the sighest degree Of intel
away In stocking leg, hiding in the stone wall be-
Of fear to risk 1t in the bank, Of being cheated
out Of BY the financial sharks, easily that by
depostng With the specified agent the government
1t will be safe will be earning them something handsome
and at the time they win be rendering valuable
eervice TO their country.
Second-This plan, not favored much by Secretary
Chase by other members Of the administration for
foreign loan. There is undoubtedly policy in this,
which is apparent to every one and doubt wise
If the plan Succeeds it will exhibit the farsghtedness Of
President Lincoln, who proposed it, The opinion s thai
such foreign loan be obtained interest of from
six to seven per cent.
7ird-A plan is to issue smaller Treasury notes, boar
ing something like half the interest Of the first Of the
above FAMED plans argued aud believed that such
hots would enter largely into the circulation Of the
country.
The amount of money to be asked for win exceed
two hundred and fifty million Of doars and 1t liz believed
that can be reduced twenty.h five million It is
confidently expected that with the three plans thus
fsh the amount OF money required be easily OBJ
sned. The best OF this have already been
given by representatives Of he money power OF the
canry and by those 40 reflect in the ruest sense tho
rcai sentimcr. and wishes Of the loyal people.
THE SUPPRESSION OF TREASON IN BALTIMORE BY
GENERAL BANKs--Tus PLOTS OF rTuE REBELS
UNfAsKED-NECEssITY FoR FURTHER REPRES-
STvE MEASURES.
General Banks has molly -eepcnied to the suggestion
made IN his correspondence published IN the HsRALD Of
to oath instant, that Baltimore should be placed uuder
martial law ia order to break up the secret organization
of spies AID rebels that have drraced that city for
reats aad ecure tao loyal citizens against any sudien
sSsorsa hat was undoubtedly contemplated by THO n
ssrgcnts. The nfer nation contained in my desra ch
that rebel vjrgpias Nightly in habit OF cross
ing to Maryland in the vicinity Of g. Mayys and
thea, proca Ming Yourselves loyal Maryanders would
pssr fsey Anpsrcs and cfssr inspectny fcrs,e
thee would pass military railrosd Baltimore
20 the rebel rendezvous, created profound sensation
n certain military circles. and caused additional
wAch 70 be established, which has resued In the dis
corery by Cen. Banks Of large force Of vrgrIaus 10
Baltimore, VINO have been acting in concert with the
bcls OF that city AGAINST the government, and undcr The
affection Of Marshal lrnc Their plan was, undoubtedly,
20 await az engagement IA virginia before Wellington,