The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-13


leading radicals who desire this crisis Congress
should resolve itself into a permanent session.
NOMINATIONS Nv tn. PRESIDENT.
me following nominations were sent Senate to
day
Governor Geo. 8. Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts, 70 be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
George N. Pinney, Marshal Of Dasotah.
Chas. w. Rand, or California, Marshal Of Northern Dis
erict OF California
cismsntT Rice, Registrar OF tho Land once for No
Sada Territory.
WV. Huxley. Surveyor Of the Port Of Beverly Mass
ISAAC Marsh, Postm .ster al Lockport, Y.
The President his a,ponts Ma,r General or volun
aesrs Pope. now II command OF tbs Department OF Viz
Bns, bsaisr general in thu regular army vics John
g. Wool, promoted.
APPOINTxE NTs CONrIRMED.
The Senate IN executive sess n tonight, confirmed
che following Presids nlai icmins tions;--
Lieutenant Peter Turnsr Comm andsr in ths Navy ON
She reserved list.
Truman Smith, Of Connecticut Judge undcr the treaty
Wh Gre It Britain to suppress the slave trade.
FIX Governor Geo. 8. boutwell, Of Massachusetts to DO
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Erastus D. Culver or New York. Minister Resident to
yenesusla
Benz Widen, Commissioner Of the United States to
Hayti.
VIM. Henry Johnson, Of Pennsylvania, Assistant Sur
sgson in tho Navy.
Jamos Pile, Of Pennsylvana. Second Lieutenant in the
anarine corps.
THE PAYMENTS TO SOLDIERS AND OFFICERS.
Tho Paymaster General has issued the following in.
etrnctons In reference to payments TO soldiers
officers
Payments 70 enlisted reu tho descriptive lis.
will be made only whore IN ,,nied by
Iurlough from com"tant Authority, written
order from such autha.,y, placing tie
aetaShed 10 vice. The Oh y exception 70 this ruo
will DO VIII re tho soldier pad is patient empoye ina
United states si'a, nhen lie can be paid his d.
scritive llst without ether papors No payments wiI
DO made 70 regrnniai or company officers away
their regiments Or comp MOS except producing the
written leave Il abe order by authority of which
the officer Is so ahsont IL his coinmant OGico on
recruiting service will be paid by the pay tn
district in which they recruiting egula muster
rolls Of tho recruit ing purity approved by III, sap rim
fendent Of recruiting serycs fo- that district ny
oct OF Congress. A., June 49, 1862. company ON
GERS Of v,luntsors Gal b. pal only the for
Pay rolls OF theirc "a 'aiv eincmsnt party unless
Of absence Tins iaS will DO strictly observed. The
only vouchers allowed in future ~i! b. tho ofc RS
nior one Of the two abov. ex,eptnns Field and stan
officers OF any regiment vii DO paid on, by the pay
master detailed 20 pay tho regiment, unless absent on
sick Leave or dstachcd vice, in which they
may b paid In the same above directed for
company officers. NJ payments will be made in any
ease "to officers present tn their corsmauds - until
1hs muster for pay rolls are fled 5
/ TEE EnsAsuRx AND CAPITOL EXTENSIONS.
Early In Abe present Of Congress- Hor William
Wall, Of Brooklyn, introduced resolution IN Ilonss,
authorizing the Committee Expenditures Public
buildings 70 inquire int" the probable Of thu rea
pury and Capitol extensions, aud whether tho several
contracts pertaining tsreto being faithfully per
formed The resolution adopted and tho m,ttoc
Aas been busily engaged "a IT'S investigations. On
Nh rsday Mr. Sargent presented thu report err
hates - the Treasury eEsemi Ths document reveals
9sssy stsrtling facts. The .commtse say that,
1asstimouy taken, two things are painfully evi-
-Aeet-3Hrst, that there In extrasagaacs in the
'sxpendturs Of The public moneys 10 constructing
public 'busidugs: and, seeond tho buildings thus
constructed, however strong and Inv oslg
'psrisucsd eye. lack thu thorougLacss and abiding
strength thas should chrac zc such structures that
Mhlo the government "a caused 70 pcy out sums OF
money that should for ii buildings oc tho n,oss
solid and durable character, corruption
perhaps both-imposcs upon Il CANDY and expensive
structures, csaocn N the essential sloents u
sxceliencs. In the easury extension 1t Is shown
chat tho plAus have Nsen materially departed from
chat class OF work wholly unauthorized by The srecd
aeas has bssn iniroduosd and that the cost VI the
buiiding has thereby bscn vastly and needessy aug
nenssd. Fhs supervising architect, Mr.. A. Young,
aud the CHIEF or the VI Co.'S ruct,on, Mr. s. NJ.
Clark pronounced unwo-thy Of their posi- ions and
Aheir removal advised. Tho conmit,c is further tie
opinion chat tho bureau so.id hsncefcrth be placed in
&he Department " tia Interior. 1t ia asssrci thas the
Of the Treasury excns, a, the present rate o.
Dsnsc will reach i've m Hons Of dollars
YHx PRESIDENT SATISFIED wrru AFFAIRS ON TER
PENINSULA.
Notwithstanding the stsismoris OF The Richmond
Ezawiner Of Monday lie T. esidcat. since his
from the army Of General Mcclellan Is IN excellent
spirits, ard perfectly & with The position and
vrospscs Of our defenders ' the Orion On tho James
river.
-ouR LOSSES IN rmE RECENT BATTLES ON THE Pc
TlN5uLA.
The Presidential party lily returned from yst
20 General Mctcans army report tho wn,e list &c
casualties and Losses In tho vine days 4 nsl 10
6e not in tho tsgress,o than esscn Thousand o.
this number IL u ealnaci there are n:ies hnnifei
KILLED thousand woansl ard tlr0s thousand is .
soundrcd missing.
rns TAaIFv BILL.
The Tariff bin viii 10 printed hy Monday nsxt. by
workin. all night iad prepared for The iTn,rr
this morning.
TIE PRINTED TAX RIL..
Tho copy of bil making cns hundred closely
printcd oagus, furnished 10 lho ,rcrihtntc-s o;
Public Printing M'uday r,arrng. ana f-ocf was
geady fow hcuik aftarwarLs Ito see acs a.c casc
gully and accurately pr sared b. W. In one ,e iaosi
expe ieneed clerks h, .ousc, vi, row 3ep rins al
index Cor tho card Inc Shos win 10 ready for dissr
t.tion on kioncay rext
THE BASkarPT BILL. sf
Mr.. Arnold OF Illinois, Uhc rms used sronuons
shas aid tho passage OF bankrupt r. hap adv
chat the whole mercantile community Of Cnic igo haze
prepared strong Invocation % Congros to rasE such
DILL
THx RErgESoanzyT SCHEMES.
The question mas begun bo asked IA Congress What
Gas become Of the vaun' ID -e.renchmsa. moasures7
The bill aboshns tbs raasing privilege hns 5esa
passed. bu. tho others OF tns se,ics ap,oar u be "ssop
tng tho sleep that has waking" Twas loudly pronis.
cd the beginning Of tho sesion, that these c;rcnh
mcat measures shold bo pat through without dslay
They appear havo been totally forgotten Tho sossion
Is nearly ended and tho al rcass Of recncaont have
90 upon tbs single sch oen Of the abolition OF
tho frsnkng privilege.
INSTRUCTIONS Tily rR.Sor GOVERNMENT coz.
CEENIN0 TIE rIuCKAI. Or 5lS a.A.c tS FORTS.