The New York herald., 1863-10-26

Which, in addition 10 the items given up OF tho
four cent and five per cent temporary loans and tho
suspended reuisitions which the requsons mado
upon the Treasury not paid. About n month ago these
amounted seventy i've milious but reason 10
believe that present time they do
more than twenty-five millions This would give US
at the present time an interest bearing debt OF
from teven hundred md fifty TO eight hun
dred millions. On the Ist Of May, 1862 the
average Of interest the interest bearing public
debt only three and Eve sixty sxths per cent On
Of the large Increase Of sales Of Ave twenty
since then the rate Of interest slightly
IL rs impossible at present
mont Of the whole debt, Ia shifting from day day,
and the statement for the reports TO Congress just be-
ing made ont
INTERVIEWS OF GOVERNORS WITH WITH THE PREsI-
DENT.
During the past week the President has received visits
from thu Governors nve states, 70 arrange with
quotas be called for under draft
In every instance the proper credits Of volunteers has
been accorded and the governors have been satisfied
with the fairness OF the preparations for the draft II In
understood that the volunteers under the call will
a be credited TO the several states furnishing them
and the bouues accorded II hoped that the patiotism
Of the people will entirely do away with the neccssty
Of the draft.
GILMORE AND DAuLGREN.
The prcss has approached this subject with gpgery
touch. perhaps doubt the existence OF
versy between the two commanders Indicated above;
perhaps from praiseworthy reluctance 10 foment dir
nculty yet undecared 10 compcate by premature
agitation the relations existing between charged
with important trust, and in whose councils harmo
ny essential Probably the pursued has thus
far been a wise one but Il n doubtful whether such
,cence is any longer advisable There quarrel be-
tween Gilmore and Dahgren: petty sIusbbes foreign
-
tion Of grave mport Is at issue between ihem-namey:
who respons ible the long pause ope
raons against Charleston It fair presume that the
has only lately tlken this shape. No aek
Of what popularity described operation has been
complained OF; no personal professional Jeli
ousies have been permitted TO spring up. Tbs df.
Gcuitv bas deeper root and IT has been uniformly
treated by both General Gilmore and Admiral rahIsren
spirit worthy Of their high ofnee. It IS sufficiently
well known that n the programme for the combined at
tack on charestoni dstinct well deaped part
assigned TO each of the service, and that this
signmont made upon careful confederation OF the
resources respcetgolyai their disposal CooperatiJn-
prompt, hearty, cordial co-operaton--was doubtless
counted upon but tho ultimate realization Of tho plan
was madcs bolu,ely iepcnf upon the OF
distinct operations.
I'm The 23d Of August, when the bombardmen, of Sln.
ter ceased II readily conceded all hands that the
fort demolished, and should no longer be counted
among the defenees Of the ON the Tth OF septem
Der capture o Forts Wagner and Gregg completed the
occupation Of Morris Island Here ended the task which
the army to perform. This WAS GiIlmoros under
taxing aud his pledge was redeemed Nearly sixty days
have passed the last Of these achievements
sufnmaisd and have waited patiently for the Eeooud
nc. q the drama but the curtain slow % Tho
Monitors swing idly their anchors of Morris Island,
While precious ments siipplns away and hostile
batteries accugaing every available point Of the
circumference Of the harbor from James 10 rullyans
Island No believe that this state Of things Will be
allowed exist without being incurred by
one both commanders; indeed, It " highly probable
that Justly or unjnstly, both viii be made to sustain
share Of the odium. No knows this better than
General Gilmore and be ba, feel keenly tho false
position which he placed by tho present state o a.
fairs bound as he h toa system of oTerntoas IN shoh
he has already played his part successfully and IN the
failure Of which though due fault Of hs hts repn
taton seems likely ~ be involved In justice 70 Admiral
pahyrcn should be admitted this courecti0n that
plans conceived In wShnston, and appearing perfectly
.easibe from that point 81 view may wear very eH'
fcren, aspect when ontsnpated the light supplied ~
cioser of the difboutes V be enoouniered u
may be not without sound that the Admiral nor
TO modify the conditions upon -bch be formerly
announced his aoiA,y and readiness " eater ch1sstoa
tArt6 fossioiy ne oily cbeytng ths aIsASsN P'f
dence IN demanding that tbs army snail occupy the
Of Sumter before any a,tenps made " rem vs
the obs.ructions supposed 10 f,s "a biz ~y BH h =
that tho commander Of the LaDd forces the bot
icdss 70 how far thsss oond,ous BE- eonpsd
with, and bs feels compelled 10 decline tho ropsi,sn
every presumption 10 favor ~ the wisdom o, bis cs1'-
200 rne same reasoning would sgply 70 any pfops~i'
ton presented By the Admiral nsoyirs aeipn o. tbs
part q the army no, cor,empla,ed "a the osna p'An
and vhSh may ee, 20 the opinon of cebefal sAlmofe,
of nc1nssten, win tho state q hs fesoaro~s u,
then, admiral nahsrsb 0ods The iass tfsisbed " BIN too
ardrgrs " BE- attempted she mems At BIS dspsai n
adequate, - ~ clearly ne duiy ., mare ,h ssorn 70 ihs
proper auihory. thai time bs iosI IN sbsnuisg sn
imptac,tosb1e scnerss. We, tfs psope, mu'i swAi@s
charin Al ibs dlsApponiDs1i q oar cbsTs~f hor@s
besi ~e may. In TIE neahtne lsi Oringrs - fs
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