The New York herald., 1863-01-24
a5nt would not be compatible in his view with the pup



the ofcess and the troops around Washington, tn
krmv or tho Potomac and the troops OF North Carolina
bn the 10th inst requisitons amounting TO s24 600
were passed This money VIII bring up payments to
81 Many OF the paymasers have ssrtedfor the
held and the remainder win leave in day or two The
Funds for the West and South already the way
Ia thought the army viii be paid TO that date by abou
the ist of February.
REPORT OF TIE CoMMssARy GENERAL.
Tho Commssary General reports that the appropria
ions been applied follows;-Psy Of the employees
f the Subsistence Department; building ovns Sc., for
preparation and issuing Of subsistcce stores and fer
ubsisence TO soldiers and persons the smy entitled
% raons; also to conirabands prisoners of and in
some cases, TO the suffering pc,r
THE Treasury DEMAND NOTES
The following 'eiter has been received by banking
iouse ~ !ais city from the Treasurer Of the United
|*atps:--
ofrHE THE TUAsrRy OF TIE rsnED STATES,
WASHINGTON, Jan 21, 1865
have the honor to state that the reports 10 which you
ude had Official origin. The amount Of the demand
ions. The aye age lily receipts uf those notes at the
rfncipal prs in the first ten days Of January instant
ere enc hundred and hity thorsand dollars and the
resent recet Of them at the port OF New York alone
xceeds that sum. Yours, respectfully.
7. T. SPINNER, Treasu er Of the United States.
It appears, from the records Of the Treasury Depart
ent, there still outstanding $3.50 900 Of two years
per cent Treasury notes, receivable for customs,
ak ng total Of between fourteen and fifteen millions
Treasury notes now outstanding receivable FOR
pms.
oNDlrroN or AFFAIRS IN TUE MEXICAN REpUBLIc.
Senior Romero tho Mcxic Minister has received des
hes showing that the condition Of that government
much better than 1t has been previously the
rench INVASION While the French army was waiting
renforcements the Mexicans fortfying the prn
pal towns and 1t s believed that Pucba aud tho
y OF Mexico and other places Of i'm orance have been
naeret IN r"...abe, at last to the French army at
.sent in 10 ico Domestic dissart tons have been laid
ie, and great deal of popular enthusiasm has been
eked and stronger hopes are entertained now .aah
rer before that the French will be repulsed. e.-ea
uE SUPPORT or FUGITIVE .,- :. W. ny s0yyAN.
nEss3.
debate took place in Committee Of tho Whole To-
" ups a. amsadmcns 70 the Finance bill offered BY
r. N1gent. of Oaio, providing .aiaat no ,or,on
the public funds shall DO used in supporting
gi.iye negroes or in organizing and paying
giments Of agroes. Mr. Nugcnt's statement
sixty .honsand contfstands are eating INTO the pub
treasury veh mently denied By the radicals who
imed that tho chtrabnnds profitable to the gov
lmen Information is expected from the Secretary OF
pr, in reply to q resolution from which tho public may
rn whether the thousands Of negroes quartered in
sshngton. Fortress Monroe and other places are in.
ising the government revenues 1t believed that the
Is in the will bo the strongest dose of plantation
ters yet administered to the people.
CONDUCT OF CERTAIN ARMY OFFICERS IN KEN
TuCKY.
rhe complaints made BY Kentuckans who are hero are
much on account of the emancipation procama-
as in regard TO the conduct Of tho Uuion army in
Eardly outrages have been committed by officers,
ch have created an intense Soling OF dstrst and dis
towards the army generally. It is apprehended that
|uch conduct Should be permitted with impunity and
local laws OF the ate should be wantoniy derided
overriddcn by petty officers and private soldiers a
nc sentiment will be created there which win array
citizens against tho soldiers, and create another rcvo
in the rear Of our army in Tenncssee
THE A'DOwELL COURT OF INQUIRY.
the 'McDowoll Court Of inquiry today Lieutenant
mel Alexander, Of the United States Engineers was
mined in reference TO alleged conversation betg cen
helf and General Mcdowell. Hc testified that the
had not, in conversation with him, evinced an in
son TO have his corps join and cooperate with tho
Of General Mcclellan the peninsula
neral Martndale examined with reference TO tho
the division or General Mccall joined General Nc
the peninsula.
THE FITz JOHN PORTER COURT MARITAL
refui lawyers Of this city, who have read the tcsti
In the case Of General Fitz John Porter, say that
have not seen any show OF evidence ~ Justify the
in its finding ln this connection il may be stated
nearly all the court was composed OF officers who
,he emancipation policy, or who have been piqucd
1e elevation u General Mcclellan over their own
8 TO the chic command. While the sentence has
ed the Of people II should be stated il has
ly exhisrated the radicals. Cheers given Ia
of the public Offices when the sentence was made
DELL PHILLIPS ON SECRETARY sEwAaD's RgLA.
rioS TO THE BUCHANAN ADMINISTRATIONS.
stated In intelligent republican circles that Wen
Phillips' version OF the relation OF Mr.. Seward 20
Buchanan, Ia tho last days OF his admins- |
Is true. Judge Black said 70 have been |
gobetween In tho case Tho radicals keep |
FIRE against Seward, Blair 4 Co a. the cause Of |
pt disasters. Rather than TO have Seward they |
to have a clean sweep
II GENERAL HITCHCOCK AND MAJOR GENERAL
MCCLELLAN.
following letter from General Hitchcock has been |
he'd
rHg EDITOR oF nIH DArty CHRONICLE
WASHINGTON, II. c., Jan. II 1862
Tho Nv York rsss. Of Yesterday contains wfa,
csig .d ~ be received by the pubc as a report Of
.'imony before the Mcdowell Court, now in session
city bt Il IL so fuIl u errors and inaccmascs u all
ia;o OF whole passages and IN Que material I
ulr III .ctly reversing my stltemout-taat hcg 10
Il that you viii afford space 10 your columus for an
NJ. public OF that testimony together with tho
,lts exhibited with IL, which can doahtlcss be bal ,
court ron.a. -
" testimony was worth pnbshng az al IL ought
a -. nnbiished as gave n. IL was tho duty III /
urt 10 d tcrmna tho questions should be called
o answer. aud mine Only ~ state the truth, as i
20 do. Tn court asked my opinion touching the L
hsiti ities n case ~ disobeiicncc ol orders BY I
Mc'1ensq, in not leaving for the security OF \
n-ton she fogce Designated by the four commanders |
tour army corps competing the Army of the 70.
ns~ering this question placed TIN, responsibility |
military law and army usage has always placed
IN the oiicer who, was Assumed IN tho question,
sobeyed the Ordcr-io Wit with 6ene;a Mece Ian,
with the President who, IN making good his ORR I
rider, by the detention of part of McDo~elis oorps
oi Wash ng OF merely took n necessary scp TO r..
misch ef committed ny GeuerS-Mc' ieilan himself.
attending 10 the order u the sth or March, which \
10 a'sd through the Secretary "a War on the 18th 4
me month. In the T,m.s report OF my testimony /
rion o. II is inverted, and am pat fDrward--r am
T. SUN osc by sccident--ns placing tho respenri
With the President, aud not With General McIisi-