The New York herald., 1863-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER o. sHE
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsmuGroS. Oct. n, 1863
REPORTED SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS or
GOVERNMENT BONDS ABROAD.
Ia stated hero that the Scotia brings intelligence Of
the sale abroad OF twenty nvc millions Of nve twenty
bonds This sale relieves the Treasury Of the necessity
OF calling for another loan. II is well known that about
twenty millions OF tho last loan have been reserved
for the payment Of tho troops tho is. of November
Yesterday supposed that the OF tho Treasury
Department for miscellaneous payments would require
another loan Of nifty millions 10 mako provision
for the coming month a tho provisions heretofore made
were only for the month Of October II now stated,
however, that the Secretary will be amply provided with
funds from the sale OF nvetwentes, for which large
orders have been received from abroad II In estimated
that the sale Of exchange thus daily created together
with the favorable from military operations, will
very materially decrease the difference currency
and SPECIE the desire OF the Secretary of tho Treasury
to keep tho premium on gold, possible, below thirty
per cont, and his arrangements TO this end already
perfected
THE RELATIONS or GENERAL GILMORE AND ADMIRAL
DAHL0REH.
Tho story Of the quarrel between General Gilmore and
Admiral Dahlgren has been often reiterated M 10 be
generally believed II 10, nevertheless. untrue. When
Gilmore sent 10 tho Department OF the south ~ les
commander, he entrusted with tho execution Of
certain taskthe destruction Of Fort Sumter as oeu
sive work. In accepting the duties which the govern
ment proposed to him, not the wish OF Gilmore TO
supersede Hunter commander of the military depart
ment but the General Chief thought best that tho
responsibility Of tho enterprise whether In
failure should rest upon q single officer alone, and
Hunter relieved. Gilmore went 10 Port Roya, or
feced odgmeni Morris Island erected his preaching
batteries, knocked down sumter and burrowed into
Wagner and Gregg. In doing this he had Dahlgrens
operation whcnever was asked and no word Of jealousy
intmaton Of III feeling passed between them Bu, In
accomplishing this work General Gilmore di all " not
than ALL that expected of the force at his
mand lie opened tho way for the navy. The latter Id
not go in In declining to undertake his task. after
the army had cleared tho course tho Admiral has evil
IDENTIFY frustrated the whole design Of tho campaign In
that quarter In this he has no quarrel with Gen. Gill
more from whom no further cooperation could DO asked
expected. His quarrel s with tho public, which is
naturally enough impatient at his delay II s believed
here that had Dahgrcn attempted TO Charles
ton harbor Immediately after tho reduction OF sumter.
the city would have been Such event would
not only have furnished brilliant conclusion to tho
campaign In South Carolina, but by tho destruction
of certain lines railroad communication, prevented
the junction OF Lopgstreet with Bragg, and tho coDso
quent defeat Of Rosacrans at Chckamauga.
RuNoRED SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST oESKRAL ROSE
GRAMS.
There are runors that charges OF a serious
have been preferred against General Rosecrans rsfe
renee 10 conduct the time Of the battle OF Chcka-
mauga
Tho Secretary OF War s presumed TO DO In Nash.
vile, Tenn The change Of commanders Of the Army Of
tho Cumberland made under his special supervision,
while at Louisville, Ky.
NEW UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE.
Thomas Boynton, ESQ., late Attorney for tho Southern
DISTRICT OF Florida has been appointed Judge Of that
district In place Of Judge Marvin resigned. Mr. Boyn-
ton n man Of ability and fully understands admiralty
cmes and practice Mr.. Boyn,on belongs, believe.
Ohio resided Key West since tho rebellion
broke out.
THE ARMY.
Lieut.. Lamont, q Cen. Kings staff has been appointed
as Assistant Adlutant General tho stan Gen
coran.
nis reported that MAJOR General Augur 10 perma.
nently installed In command o the Department Of wash
ington.
Capt. Chandler, Assistant Adutant General 70 Gen.
King has boon appointed colonel and aide-de. camp
the STAG OF tho Governor of Wisconsin. He will
pany tho General on his mission 10 Romc.
Accounts from tho Army OF tho Potomac up 10
O'Clock yesterday afternoon say that Lieutenant Colonel
Moesch, Of tho Ninth New York Mlnla, has received
commission in place Il Colonel Hendrickson. who
holding similar command IN tho Invalid corps.
The Lieutenant Colonel Ia Mr. william Chamers late OF
tho thirty second New York, and xCap,an williamson
Of Company L, 10 the Major.
CArTUREs NJ CuxRILLAs.
Cuerlas continue their dcprcdsions In Fafsx county,
and arc constantly making captures OF onoorp wagons
and horses. Several loyal u tho county have boen
seized during the as, few days and 10 Richmond.
DEPARTURE or oEy. RUFUS rrs0 YoR sEw YORK.
Cen. Rufus King left for Now York to-dsy. Ho eI
poets TO start for Rome In abou, two weeks.