Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

Noon Reports

from WASHINGTON.
wAsHISGroS. Feb. 6--1'he TribHHc's dispatch
SAYS.
Ciavernof uriete. OF Rhode Island TELEGRAPH
ed Mr. SpautilEg to-day. that the Providence
banks desired the le;sl tender bill to become the
law of the land and speedily dispatch from
Cincinnati expressed the Impotence of the bsnk
ers OF that CITY To have the l50, 0GO 600 notes
made legal tender
The alterations made BY Mr.. Stevens substi
tute leave the legal tender and other Characters
tic features Of Mr. Standings bill untouched.
but it returns the present $50 goo 600 of notes,
and orders new notes for that smount TO be sub
stituted 80 As 90 have all of the same description
and appearance.
10 frees from taxation United States bonds and
stocks issued under the act and allows holders OF
notes 10 fund them IN six per cent twenty years
bonds, or seven per cent. i've year bonds. and
provides that the notes may be impressed with
the United States treasurer's seal, and the sig
nature to them engraved instead of written. and
Furnishes couuterfeitinr, of them with the utmost
severity. N#a
The bin will pass the Senate
delegation from Boston, among them Gov
ernor Andrew and Colonel Amory, are here urg
ing the Immediate establishment Of suitable
point of works for tie production of varioSs kinds
of ordnance to meet the present and future pro-
tective necessities of the Government.
Better opinion is that Mcclellan will not re-
sign in consequence of the change but will strive
in the Department of the Potomac to rival Buell.
IN Kentucky and Halleck in Missouri, on level
with whom the isew arrangement places him.
Ii j. understood that he consulted with several
OF his Generals respecting the course proper for
him TO pursue
The last million of dollars in the Treasury was
sent by Mr. Chase to Kentucky for the needy
troops that are fighting the enemy.
The Worlds correspondence SAYS:
1t lis now currently rumored here that Gen.
Heintzelman or Gen Mcdowell takes command
of the expedition South which is fitting out
in New York will comprise division OF the army
here.
To morrow delegation of Congressman f,
vOrable 10 the interests of Gen. Lane will have
an interview with the President for definite set
Element of the troubles existing between him and
Gen. Hunter.
The former telegraphs to-day that if il can
not be accomplished he shall Immediately visit
Washington.
The Tumess correspondent says:
The expulsion Of Bright is likely to prove only
the beginning of the war against Senators sus-
pected of disloyaty Attention is already di-
rected towards Powell of Kentucky.
IL is said that shortly resolution will be intro
duced into the Senate directing the Superinteu-
dent of the document room To niorm that body
what public documents Mr.. Powell has ordered
10 be sent 10 members of the Southern Coniede-
racy since the formation Of the Provisional Gov
eminent.
a rebel spy was captured Yesterday by com
pany of McDowePs division in the hollow of an
old tree where he had been secreted for several
days. He was fully supplied with provisions
He refused to give his name or business.
Several Of the Congressional friends of Gen
Fremont. including prominent members of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War. are un-
derstood to have preferred urgent request to
the Presidnt TO have the General assigned to q
new command.
Private California letters and dispatches max,
probable the early election Of the Republican
Governor lStaniord) as Latham's successor in the
Senate.