The New York herald., 1863-03-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1865.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1868.
PROPOSALS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.
II ia stated 70 day among bankers here, that onP
had been made by New York parties all that remains
70 be issued OF the SEQ bonds thirty or forty mil
lions, and that Mr. Chase looks with upon the pro
position jay Cooke Co. received orders to-day to pur-
chase million hundred and sixty thousand dollars
OF $50 bonds
The Treasury Department evidently highly gratiaed
with the daily received of the increased i'm.
provement in national finances.
PRoMIssoRY NOTE STAMPS.
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue prepared to issue
promssory note stamps Of denominations loss than five
cents. In the meantime express telegraph stamps
may be used.
CHEERFUL VIEW OF AFFAIRS.
There has time, since the commencement
of the rebellion when cheerful confident feel
ing prevailed in the government in all its departments
The President rs in excellent spirits to-day
THE INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
Mr. Guthrie has made very proesations 20 the
Executive concerning the removal OF all tho Kentucky
troops from the State and their exposing the people
more rebel raids General Burnsdcs corps will oil this
vacancy.
DEPARTURE OF REBEL PRISONERS FOR THE SOUTH
-Four hundred and eighty rebel prisoners we're sent
South to night by the flag Of state Of Name
under charge Of Captain Milford The was made
two hundred and forty prisoners that reached here
last night from sandusky, Ohio, captured mostly Mis-
souri,, and two hundred and ory.ou from the Old Capt.
tol and Carroll prisons in this city Among prisoners
twelve officers captured prior the
Jef Davis and the interruption OF ntercnanges OF officers
caused thereby also Or. Wilmer. OF rebel smuggling
tcricy The steamer State Of Maine takes the place OF
the regular flag Of boat New York while the latter
10 having her boilers repaired In Philadelphia.
Something d place the prisoners were
being marched on board the boat, In consequence Of
party OF rebel sympathzers mostly females, making so
demons,rative display OF their affection for the pri
to cause the guards require them 10 vacae
the wharf The females seemed inclined hold their
ground, waving their handkerchiefs and kissing their
hands 70 the prisoners who replied by noisy cheers and
shouts The Union soldiers greatly excited by this
mpudent demonstration and expressed their Indignation
by groans and expressions OF feeling In view VI
the nhuman treatment OF Union prisoners a Richmond
nothing restrained them from pitching both
nuts and sympAthzers but the fact that the first were
prisoners In their hands and the latter women.
THE PROVOST NARsHALs.
No appointments Of provost marshals under the Enrol
mens law have yet been made. Tho prsminaries 70
such action have first TO be prepared.
There already applications for those o.
ices but great care VII, be taken In making proper 80
lections.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieutenant Nichols has been ordered 70 the iron-csd
steamer Roanoke.
GENERAL uLLMAN's MOVEMENTS.
General uman has had for several days interviews
with tho President and secretary OF war II under
stood that important movements under discussion
THR CASH OF p'UTAssKy.
D'Utassey who has been dismissed without trial. after
arraignment upon almost every form Of crime, was
rtto oFs sl natxot fact
used him cudgel to Blenker, who was charged
with friendship to General Mcclellan.
THE CASE or THE GuSBoAr HArrxRAs.
The Court Of Inquiry investigate the circumstances Of
the sinking Of the Haser by the pirate Alabama has
rendered finding the Secretary Of the Navy II s
said that the officers Of the Hasraa have been acquitted
Of ALI blame