, 1861-07-01

Gently appointed faymastef In L4e army WHO
was here to-day, eays that the outrages com
on men In the Old Dominion are incredible.
His own father, aaman eighty two years of
age, las been imprisoned because Of his 10y
atty to the Union.
There Ia reason to believe that the seized
telegraphic dispatches will furnish damning
amount Of evidence sgainst Marshal Kane,
wboee arrest this morning, at Last, delights an
loyal men here. 4 detaehment.of 500 from
Col. Ly1e'e 18th Pcnns5 1Vania regiment made
the arrest, accompanied By Col Lyle and Gen.
Banks. Esne's commission as B1igadie1 Gen
eral in the Confederate army WAS found In his
about to leave the city for the purpose Of Ia
king the field. But 1t Is perhaps equally prob
able that be intended to exercise his funcIIons
Within the city, to operate against this.
Another letter says that Hoffman, the coz
tractor to carry the mail from Lancaster to
enters Union villages, shouting for JEFF Da-
vis, and waving Secession flag. His removal
is prayed by many prominent citizens, Who
cay that the people can hardly be restrained
from treating tie audacious rebel to q piece
Of Lyreh Law. We presume that he will sooa
paid In checks upon New Orleans.
A former clerk In the office Of the Charles.
ton Mercury states that he overheard q con
yerfation, last March, between the editor Of
the Mercury and a Charleston merchant, in
which the former remarked that he should
Message in t: ''But how can you get the
Mcssage?" '.Oh, VIC haye clever correspon-
dent il Washington, one Harvey, who writes
regularly to us. He's red hot Republican,
and telegraphs to the N. 7 1,sbuns."
The Slate Of Massachusetts hss been swim
Volunteer Regiment, which has been here .
week, and in Its new clothes sl1 weeks, at
fu1thtst, are, with the exception Of the ove.-
coats, Of euch bad material, that Government
will be obliged to order new outfit inmedi-
att1y. Some of the soldiers are in such COZ
to hide rags, and even nakedness. The rsgi-
ment has hsd no more severe service than
that Of ordinary camp life. New wagons will
Gleo hare to be substituted for those Which
the State purchased.
Especial Dispatcl, to the New York Herald.
Recent Investigations IaTe established the
fact that General schenck Ia alone responsible
for the Vienna GlEaste1. Colonel McCook Was
In Washington, on official business, when his
regiment received marching orders, and did
net join the expedition until about ten min
ntes before the battery opened upon his mau.
eeiyed due warning Of the nearness of the en-
euy. But the best proof Of his incompetency
is tufniehed by the fact, that he set out On ths
reconnoiis1 s1nce without knowing the counter
sign.
a gentleman from Delaware, who saw sena-
tor Baya1d but Q few days ago, says it Is mis-.
take about ex-senator Hunters being in New
York with him. Mr.. Bayard Was there, but
Wss accompanied By several persons from Bal
timo1e- L Ia understood that they had letters
trcm Mr. Hunter and feyera1 other leading
Southern mga, who are desirous that there
skould be a cessasicn Of hostifitles for thirty
OF sixty days, In the hope thatsomc plan might
be agrecd upon looking to an adjustment Of
pending difficulties. This patty, it Is said,
found many sympathize1s In New York; but
they will find none here, either in Congress or
amo1g The administration. After the Federal
Government has administered a severe and
7mor0ugh chastisrment ts<he seE s.s in Tisgin-
IS, they may psuse for a ehnrt time, for: the
purpose Of giving the rebels in other States
an opportunity Of laying down their erms,
Its underttood that the Secretary has three
plsns for meeting the financial req quiremeuts
Of tie country.
Fsrst-A popular lean, referred to IN my
| deepatch q day or two since, in SUMS Of fifty
! dollars and upwarde, bearing seven and three
ttnths per cent, Interest. It il believed tha!
| the patriotism Of the people in the varioas
| citics, towns aud communities Of the country
will be required by the gorcrnmeat; and II:
rate of interest proposed renders the cslcula
tions Of the simplest character. Thus, fifty
dollars would be one cent per day; one hun
dfed dollars TDuld be two cents PCT Gay; one
thousand dollarr, twenty cents per day, and &C
On. The honest meclarlc, operative or farm
CT, possessing the slightest degree Of intsli
ge:ce, instead Of packing his few hard
earned dollars array in stocking leg
CT ldding it in the stone wall, be
cause Of q fear to risk it In the bank, or o1
being cheated out Of it By the financial sharks
can essily see that By depositing 1t with the
specified agent If the government 1t will be
safe, will be earning them something hand,
6ume, aud at the sams time they will b rs1,
dering valuable sc.yice1to their county.
Sec0nd-Tlis plan, not favored SO uIch BY
| Stcre.ary Chase as By other members Of The
| Administration, Is for foreign loan. Thtrt
Is undoubtedly policy In this, which is ap
parent to every one, and is no doubt wise, Il
:he p.an succeeds, j. will exhibit the faES!ght.
eGness Of President Lincoln, who proposed it.
The opinion is that such foreign loan can be
ottained ut an irterrst Of from six to seven
per cent.
-Nhird-A plan is to issue sm7ll Treasury
roteR, bearing sometoirg like half the inter
est Of tie first Of the above named plans. i
is argued ard bulieTed that sCch notes would
sntsr largely into the circulation of the coun'
s1e.
Tt amount Of money TO be asked fer ccl
Let exvt I'd two huadred and fifty millions o.
toi!a.s, and 1t is believed now that Sum car
he :educcd twe1ty FIVE millions. II is cona
Gently expected that, with the three plan:
thus SIT iU7th- the amount of money required
can be easily obtained. The best as3arsnc q
of thss haya already been given By represent
atiees Of the money power Of the country,
ard by those who reflect in the truest SENSE
The real sentiment and wishes Of the loya