The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

how many In ths Mountain Department Some suppose
the p esid mt III not advisable 70 answe this
Inquiry and nded there may not be time 70 answer u
during the sees on.
Senator Lans, OF Kansas, y evidently ons Of those
Senators whom Wight referred inimcl ~ tho
President, for moved to-day that she President BE-
directed employ niggers. Garrett Davis said that he
could establish tho fact that Secretary stanton and
OF his associates in tho War Department had been
tue habit Of dspassgng Gen. Mcclellan. Senator Wilson
si that hs though. shat the Senator from Kentucky
might mistaken. Mr.. Stanton. in his anxiety to In
life aud spirit into tbs service, might sometimes
have been quick and impctuous.
ARRIVAL OF MgxBRRs OF GENERAL P0PR's STAFF.
Adj Gone al speed Butler and Colonel Lew. Mar
sLa OF General Pope's staff, arrived At Gen ropss
headquarters.
TIE CONGREGATION BILL.
The CoHfscsion bill s slli pending in the conference
Cmmittce The opinion prevails that the effort 81 the
radicals To secure tho House biz viii defeat
meas re for this session.
tue FOxTHcoMIN0 REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
ADDDEss.
The cou,raittes appointed pursuant 70 . resolution
adopted ~ republican last night, consists Of
Senators Howard, Wilson, Wilkinson, Lane Of Kansas,
and Morrill, AID Representatives Bingham, Stevens
Ssdgw c Potter aad Sargent confer and draft an ad
dress the people u DO presented for approval at an
al meeting Of he caucus ut the Capitol Saturday
evening, This read after the ADJOURN
nens Of the House to day signed by Dr. n Sherman,
oil New York, charnan.
AFFAIRS AT wAREESTON, VA.
Private nlv;ces from Warrenton, Va, represent no
signs of the enemy in hat vicinity. The reached
tie several days ago the Arst time since the
alton Of Manassas early March, and citizens
supplies rem Alexandria. Good oroer is maintained
an or Provost Marsha, Bates, Of the Twelfth Mtssschu
sets.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Tho probability Of the passage OF tue Bankrupt law
bsf the adnurnmeut o. Congress has been greatly
to-day By tho consideration OF tho necessity
pr vidng protection f,r coun,rymcn no In.
debt.: abroad. The increase in tho rate Of
rrsign exchange viii render impossible many u
must antsrprisng Importers to meet their obiiss
sti:s anl, ia addition to The other rsqulr msnts for
e1ch legislation it is considered impo,tan. that these
Should Afforded opportunity TO be discharged
from their indebtedness by surrender OF their whole
properly, and not DO smut out from engaging In COM
rnerc enterprises by the consequences Of tho pending
war.
COLONIZATION or CoNTIABAEDS.
In visw OF the difficulty Of agreeing upon Confscs
ton DILL al. the daily increasing difficulty Of providing
Tor thousands Of coatrabaads who thrown upon
government for support 1t is urged that tho Presi
den snoud bs authorized to purchase or acquire BY
tre.ty lands Central America for tho colonization Of
tho einancpatei negroes. The proposition is known to
be accordi with the views OF the Executive, and
hads much favor in Congress.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deshs 81 soldiers are announced
John W. Thompson Co. F, Sd Indiana cavalry.
s. ". Long, Co. +, 18th rennsylvanIa.
Jno. Jordan, Co. q, olst Pennsylvania.
j. rrae, Co. n. 53d New York.
Jno. A. .. Vest, Co. II, 105;h New York.