The New York herald., 1862-11-19
mss FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II /,

bidding will be reimbursed to the parties New York
who several days ago promptly sdvanced that to tho
Treasury al Secretary Chsss's request From calcua
lions made at the Treasury Department is ascertained
that nine millions i've hundred and nve thousand
aud hfty dollars will be awarded to those who bid
above one hundred and three and five e.hundredths
The amount bid AT hundred and three and dve one
hnudredths six millions hundred and ten thousand
OF which four millions enc hundred and eight thousand
four hundred, making the remainder OF the amount OF
the loan, accepted and will be divided pro rata among
those who bid at hat nsure Several bids 10 the aggre
gate two hundred thousand dollars, were received
oday, but Of course too late
FEE TAX COMMISSIONERS ESTIMATED RECEIPTS OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.
having been variously stated that the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue had estimated the receipts for rsve
during present at $500 900 o00 there au
thority FOR saying such estimate has been made
and instance thought WIN the receipts exceed
$l5o0oo 600 or $l75 ,o0o 900.
THE FORTHCOMING DEPARTMENT REPoRTS-SEcRE
TARY cHASEs FINANCIAL SCHEME.
With the exception or the Secretaries of State and Int
rior all heads Of departments and most OF The chiefs
of bureaus busy engaged ught and day. preparing
their reports That Of the Secretary Of War VIII
refer exclusively to rast operations but the
report OF the Secretary h, Treasury win disclose the
financial scheme which intended TO relieve the fcdera
from its present depreciation and to supply
sufficient amount OF and exchange Tor the actra
wants of The government. This report has demanded
verygreat considerations and exercised the highest abiy
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, who dnds
hmsor engaged IN task which mono oil
his predecessors. from the earliest organi.
zalion Of the government, have been called upon
10 performto the credit Of the government at
Cine when its necessary expenditures in single month
exceed these any year before the commencement Of the
present troubles Mr.. Chase is devotpe to this task
every energy, and his repoS is looked for with much
anxiety 1he oca reports viii all be ready this year 10
time for the meeting OF Congress. Portions OF them will
be submitted the President in tew days, to enable
him TO prepare his message
TROUBLE WITH FoREGH POWERS REGARDING sEIzuREs
AND THE BLOCKADE.
Much speculation has recently been induged concern
ng alleged protests representations in relation
TO the seizure of vessels whio attempting TO run the
Blockade and Of property belonging TO or in the care Of
foreign 81 becs. There opportunity for obtaining
information particulars OF what in such cases has
occurred diplomatic prudence and courtesy being under
stood to forbid premature disclosures OF debated POSI-
tons 1t is true foreign ministers have, in their usual
respectful terms the attention Of government
90 compl ns those subjects and ii Is equally certain
they receiving tho atent on to which their impof
tance is entitled. Tney complex in point Of fact, for
the reason that they involve principles OF nternationa
law But this is always gong on, especially IN time OF
war or Of bockad9. oS cases are disposed Of and new
ones conc up daily
The sending of commissioner to New Orleans
and the appreciation of his impartial report upon
the subjects which he examined according to the
strict principles Of law, is regarded here as an
earnest or tho intention of the administration
90 act with crcumspection and justice regarding all mat
ters in which diplomatic relations are involved fropa
bly, the public win soon know that our own government
has in complaned about inc Aoaua' anu IN o'he'
eases OF violation of neutrality, The meeting OF Congress
=.
fail to fully acqnant the country with tn> "a'
Of our foreign relations.
ENFORCEMENT or DISCIPLINE IN THE Ar AY-oSa -
THOUSAND OFFICERS DELISQUENT-DESERTA.
BE VIGOROUSLY DEALT WITH, ETC.
General Haeck has resolved to adopt the most strn
gent for compelling officers 10 pay that atten
tou to their duties which natural pride and sense Of
duty SEEM In too many cases, unable 10 enforce
Delinquent commissioned officers TO be taught, by
prompt and incxorabe punishment that their superior
rank and higher intelligence IL should argue, viii only
be regarded. rs aggfavations Of every fault they
may commit; u beng resolved that the SOL
diers aud noncommissoned officers Of our armies
slal have no reason 10 complain Of being held
accountable for offences which arc committed with
impunty by those who should set them examples Of
strict subordinaton and discipline. Provost Marsha
policemen, and military police and officers, especially
detailed for the purpose arc being all the
principal cities. and all the lines OF railroads through
out the country TO collect the names Of officers absent
from the armies In the fold and 10 garrison; and all
officers found absent without the proper and specific
auihofty prescribed 10 general orders of the
War Department will be either Immediately
and igucminousIy dismissed the service, viii
be placed trial for deserton while in tho presence
OF the enemy. It Is understood long list Of for
dismissal been already prepared, and that
dism SEALS for will be made IN few days In
deed The prevails and there 70 believe IT,
shat than thousand commissioned onncers are
absent without leave, and reported, all Of whom
will be dismissed under circumstances attaching disgrace
10 their names, aud leaving possibility for
10 the aoy o,ner employment under tho
national government
One OF the favore subterfuees prsctised by edcers
anxiocs 10 skuk hon their duties has been gut their
commands . surgeons certificate, = pretended
cave Of absence signed ny some sussednate o0hccr,
colonel brigadier general who bad power TO
give ", and then. G discovered, urge the plea of
ignorance OF the orders aud regulations this subject
But all leaves of absence 20 bc Of avai emanate
from the very highest prescribed W Genera
Orders, and all officers abseu, medical certiGcacs
be that their certificate issued BY competent
authority and that they do not remain absent day
after beng sufficiently physically 70 established 10 o,u
their commands even though not established enough
FER full return % active duty While these steps
being taken with regard TO officers. measures Of an
c2uauy suscve CHARACTER IN progress
arrest immense number OF dcsesrs now scattered
through the country, aud 10 hold them 70 the several
penalties prescribed by military Law for their offences
u Is the determination OF tho authorities TO mako ex.
ampes which viii overy soldier TO consider Sc.
rously before exposing himself to the cbauces OF "a In
samoas death the penalty for descrtug his standard
Many Of the absent desertsrs from the army
IN the Ged and lev Of them lured BY the bounty
hsvo enlisted In the orgapifaons; but their en-
istmsn they VIII be taught is no excuse for their
dcscrtion, and oil occrs &C the recently raised regI
msnts, knowing such desericrs TO be 10 their ranks