The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

THE CASE or MNIsTsn HARVEY.
Ths Senate Committee On Fopsxn Aaiss have sent 70
The Wa Department. ~ NJ papvs and doounsnAs IN
Harvey's case NApps9s shas Nv nAseA 10 mako q
thorough Investigation INTO The eass end Il u ID ~
strong Of treason has been ssssd they win cal upon
the Psessdent 70 know Why 10 has mot been recalled.
INDEMNIFY TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIGNALS.
hr. Tsshbur.s. isen ths CsAniAsse On Comnsrce,
win report onsssow ssnssas IAN, eresaby 70 6ssre
tary Chasss recommendation, rsmoing N Anss imposed
on vessh sAvinG southern ports wishout 10 proper
clearance The col ectorso Northern ports have been
compelled under existing sws, 70 impose said ues and
IL now requires . general hw 90 relieve ths
-ownsss Of s,d vsmsla 4hs sans esmniSSe
will aso report q bill allowing the government
70 employ . code Of marine signals Adapted "a
secset service for the Of despatch vessels 10 dor
ing the war. Ihese signals have been used by foreign
governments, and are known 10 work admirably.
TIE REBELs SURPRISED TO LEARN THAT CONGRESS-
ENDORSES TIKI ACTIONS or THE PRxs1DBNr.
Learn t,m seoAleuan directly from Riahmsnd thal
the Virgin never believed that Congress- would
rstify resident Loons acts In csiag ont troops
pending he wrM Of habeus corpus and bockadipg eouh
eva ports. By this time they are probably aware how
sadly missksn they have BEEN Todays proceedings -
oOngresshe Senstes endorsement II al Of the Psssi
dents scs since his Inauguration, and No passage In the
House Of the loan bill and tho BLOCKADE and reosnne
bllls-~il remove all doubts on that subject.
Tie same gent ssa ss0s the rebels IN Richmond are
ry!ns 70 mskc diminishing powder ont Of mercury and
have poor success.
fHE SHIP BAMBURa.
Intelligence received hers today says NJ ship BAN.
burg, that ordered BY The blockadirg nsst NwaV
from mouth Of the hnsisppi, has gone 70 Galyesto
70 land her cargo, which said 70 consist o arms and
munitions Of We.
ffE War BILLS IN TEE SENATE.
The bills reported from the Committee Military
Affairs in the Senate, by NJ Wilson, Of Massachusetts,,
are the important inasmuch asoertaned that
they carefully prepared undor the diseCn II Sec
Iesary Cameron, Secretary Chase, Attorney General
Bates and General Scott and anconed by the President
They will undoubtedly pass.
A SHORT SESSION ANTICIPATED.
From the manner IN which tho House entered up 10
and transacted the publs business today, there Ia
fear that any thing will be done 70 prevent carly sd
journmeut Of Congress.
" MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE PEEss.
The representatives Of tho principal presses Of the
country bold meeting to-day 70 listen to proposition
from gentleman authorized by General Scott 70 make
IL, with reference 70 The sending forwdef dispatches
about tho advance os the federal army Te
interview very pleasant one and the correspon
dents unanimous IN aocsdtng TO Ne proposition Of
General Scott; but at the time they respectfully
protested shat any restraint upon correspondents was
wholly unnecessary, while Feae spies were tolerated
In Washington, allowed 10 and g. d observe
our fosshcatoDs from AiexAndra to Chain Bridge na
collect the Information that oorespsnAents are IN
the daily habit Of ocectDg, The Same raetaass heinl
afforded them. The correspondent console lAssves N
tia hal}of hat rsviyeS wtI
AN 'ARHsD NEUTRALITY MISSIONARY PROF
KNrUoKY.
General Bockner, Of Kentucky the commanding ONCE
Of the State Guard there, in this city, endeavorsg
recommend the armed neutrality policy, which, ahous,
proposed originally 10 good faith by loyal Kensuckisns
has been used by the rebels and their sympaahzes n
cloak fur Shs0 spesWsas f6Vap 40 No. vUUeansa
would be . large contract for the Kepsuchy s.t,
Guard TO fight against both sides. But \
web Known that this STATE force entirely under rebel
influences woula unquestsonahy make the pscseuAe
neutrality simply stsantaeess " tAe rsbss. The nu
Union Of Kentucky unwilling 10 be causht in III.
trap, unless they have the oonros; and With this vie
they are o,ganzing = homo guwd, haepsndsai Of Gen
Bucknsr's forces which win b an1y saisiens 70 pro
tsot the Unionsts frm anyof the nashha&scns Of Tn
rebels
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. yRs,aoNr.
Con- Fremont lett this sfaesasso or New Fssk and T.
West De expected to step It Fsst MoSessy ~ yss,
and visit Gen. Banks
AwsLCoxs s1oRx.
Another powerful thunder Storm visisoA wsshipsto
and vicinity thh evening Notwithstanding the tsrribl
shower a last evening, The dnss m c,sods a owe
the city this afternoon that he rain w. WELDON
visitor The heat was hAeuss sztN afssr the shower
when tho atmosphere quito eooi much 70 the graf.
ncat,on Of the troops.
GENERAL sCorr's DINNER PARTY TO nR. RussELL
OF THE LONDON TIMES.
General Scott gave dinner party this evening to Mr.
Russell, of the Lnndcn 7ts Among the greats pssses
wore sec etsIy Seward, General Mcdowell, General King
Of Wisconsin Minister Resident Of Rone, nd other dts
tngussed psrsonsses. Tho party entogsd the dinnsr
Notwithstanding the present crisis.
THE WHITE ROUgB LEvRH.
The Presidents evee last night largely attended
The military display very brilliant, and ths lAdic.
never made aner appearance. 6s. Lincoln aaG~eset
un,ve sal attention By her graosf bearing and hgt
social qualities. Vice President HaunkO and Speaker
Grow were among Size guests. Generals and coaoze'
were as thick as blackberrcs.