The New York herald., 1862-01-15

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THE ARMY APPROXIMATION ELL.
The bill reported from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, making appropriations for the support Of the
army provides for the support Of the army for the year
ending the s0th OF June, 1868, % follows
For expenses Of recruiting, transportation
Of recruits and compensation TO citizen
surgeons for medical attendance........ s1so,ooo 90
For purchase Of books Of tactics and instrue-
tions FOR volunteers .................. $1,000 90
For Communication con Of Of oic:r:' Subsistence iS1is 50
horses. 2ss, ,414 90
clothing not drawn. 10000 90
servants. 1850 90
10Th OF July, 1851. 147 ,263 ,262 20
For subsistence in kind for regulars and
For the regular supplies Of the ouartsrmas-
tsr's Department. sc, 800 900 90
For the incidental expenses Of the Quarter
masters Department .1e, 900 900 90
horses ssls, $50 90
GERS Of the army for the transportation Of
themselves and their baggage, when travel.
ling on duty, without troops, escorts or
For hire or communication Of quarters for on
troops Of storshousss for tho safe keeping
Of military stores lof grounds for summer
cantonments, for the construction Of tenn:
porary huts, hospitals and stables, and
cd posts. ......... ............... $500, 900 90
For gunbOsts on the western rivers 100000 90
For contingencies Of the army 100000 90
For clothing for the army, camp and garri.
son squipage, and for expenses Of Offices
For the Medical ana Hospital Department. ssooooo %
For contingent expenses Of the Adjutant
Headquarters. .......:...~...... 100000 90
General. - - 100000 90
Commanding General. al.................. 300 90
For supplies, transportation and care Of
rJs s,.:sssss .sssss e f ls s g g
For tho current expenses Of the ordnance
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies,
troops. 7,ssoooo 90
tioaa srmOry 100000 90
shinery q the national armry st Spring
For the purchase Of gunpowdsr and lead. 100000 90
For additions TO and extension OF shop room,
machinery, tools and fixtures at arssnals 100000 90
For surveys Of military defences. 100000 90
For purchase and repair Of instruments 10000 90
For printing charts Of lake surveys.:..... 10000 90
For continuing the survey Of the Northern
and Northwestern lakes, including Lake
y CT two ana y:. g
For payments to discharged soldiers for
clothing not drawn $4,000 90
ysaas volunteers :. ~, ,sss ,oo2 90
plies IA, ,ss1 90
For the purchase Of dragon and artillery
For clothing camp and garrison sauipage II
For the medical and hospital department.. 100000 90
For amount required to refund TO the States
expenses, incurred on account Of volun.
teers called into the held.. 10 ,O00 0O0 W
Mr.. cARLILE's REVENUE PROPOSITION.
The resolution Of Mr. Carlie submitted yesterday tothe
Senate Finance Committee, was in regard
Fra-To raising by direct taxation upon real
and personal property Of every kind and descrip.
tion (taxng liquors and articles Of luxury at a
higher rate than other property, sum SUM-
pay the interest," at the rate Of per cent
per annum upon hundred millions Of dollars, and
also the principal in ten years. and sum sufficient to pay
the interest at rate Of eight per centum per annum
upon eight hundred millions Of dollars and also the prin
cpal in thirty years. or issuing for ten years
at the rate of interest first aforesaid, bonds
for two hundred millions Of dollars, and for
thirty years at the rate Of interest last
aforesaid eight hundred millions Of dollars reservng
to the right redeem the whole any
part said bonds for two hundred millions Of dollars at
any tims after I've years. the whole any part Of
said sum of eight hundred millions Of dollars at any time
after twenty years and Of pledgng the public lands as
an additional security for the payment Of the said of
hundred millions Of dollars, by providing that dis
position shall be Of them until the whole Of the said
sum Of the hundred millions shall be fully payed of
and other than the sale Of the under
existing laws and for the deposit with the fiscal agency
hereinafter provided for of the proceeds arising from tho
sale Of the public lands TO be added to tho fund Of
said agency.
Seeond0f creating fiscal agent agency to be 10.
Gated In the city Of New York. with specie basis Of not
less than fifty millions Of dollars and authorized TO issue
notes Of the denomination OF ave dollars and upwards
payable demand at the agency to amount not ex
ceedng eight hundred millions Of dollars, the said sum
Of two hundred millions Of coin to be deposited In sums
of fifty mions q time with the said agency, and one
hundred and afy millions in thirty year bonds by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, who shall receive from the
said agency hundred millions in its notes, and there
after upon deposit by the Secretary OF the Treasury
with the said sgency Of the said thirty year bonds
any part thereof from time TO tme such amounts
the exissncies Of the Treasury may require he shall
cevs from the said agency equal amount, with the
par value Of the said bonds Of demand notes. o.
authorizing said agency to sell said bonds 60
deposited, 'or so many Of them as may
be necessary enable the said agency to redeem the
otes issued by it, taking to allow the coin
hand TO bear less proportion the circulation than
one 10 four.
7nidof providing that whenever notes issued by the
said agency shall be presented for redemption and
payment In sums Of hundred dollars and upwards
the holder thereof shall have the right 10 demand and
recsve from said agency like In the eight per cent
bonds.
Fbwth--of providing for the payment by the said
Of the interest upon both the and eight
cent bonds ssmi-snnuaIly.
Ey--Providng that at any time, In the opinion Of
the said Agency the ket value Of the bonds deposited
and the specie hand shall bear 70 tho circulation
less proportion than to four said agency shall have
the right 70 ca upon tho Secretary Of the Treasury os
further deposit Of thirty year bonds
SirtA-of requiring all payments by the government
TO be made In the demand notes issued by the said
agency.
ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA.
Notwithstanding the absence Of any cause for serious
apprehension Of foreign war; is The desire Of the 60
vsrnment and Of the commanding general that the militia
Of all the loyal States shall bo fully and scenty orga-
nszcd and In this connection General Mcclellan strongly