The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21
Discussion III the Senate on III, Proposed
Hepeal Of the Draft Communication.
Nearly Two Million Thrcs Years Men Enlisted
Since the c. announcement Of the Rebellion.
Passage Of tho Civil Expenditures
Bill In the House.
The New -Four HundrSd EGillion
Loan Bill Reported
Money Pouring Into the N1s&0u-
nj Treasury,
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wAsE'saroS, June 30, 1864.
MONEY POURING INTO THE TREASURY.
Since the decision upon the bids for tho seventy five
million loan, enough offers have been made at four per
premium 70 take up the whole OF the
This for the present. at least relieves tho Secretary
from any occasion TO negotiate foreign loan.
f&s LOAN BILL IN TIE HoUsE.
The loan bill to.night reported back to the
House from the Committee Ways and Means and post
poncd TIL Wednesday next This bill provides for raising
loans the amount Of four hundred ions be nego
siatsd either here or In foreign countriea II will
doubt pass substantially reported from the committee
SECRETARY CHASE At THE CAPITOL.
Secretary Chase present In the House during tho
latter part Of the session. He the Capitol the
purpose OF consulting with tho Conference Committee
the informal Revenue bill, which In session until
late hour.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE TEN.FORTY BONDS
Subscriptions 70 the tcnforty loan 70 day. reported
TO the Treasury Department, amount to $3.50 900.
IMPORTANT BILLS SIGNED By THE PRESIDENT.
The President has approved and signed tho bill reguat
Ing the coasng trade, BY which 70 Is provided that any
boat soop other vessel Of tho United States navi
eating the waters Northern, Northwestern and
Northeastern frontiers otherwise than by sea- shall be
enrolled and licensed In such form other vessels which
enrolment and license shalt authorize them to bs em.
poyed 10 the coastng or foreign trade on those
frontiers They 10 every other respect liable 70 the
rules regulations and penalties now In force relating to
registered and licensed vessels.
Tho Presdept has also approved and signed the pro-
hbt certain sales OF gold andoreisn exchange
~ called the "God b" and also tho bill providing that
all goods and merchandise In the public and
WAREHOUSE on which the duties arc unpaid and which
shall have been In bond for than year and less
than three years. may be entered for consumption and
the bonds cancelled at any time before the st day Of
Sspsembsnext, payment Of the duties and charges
according the laws In force II the time the goods shall
DO withdrew.
the Senate devoted nearly the whole session to-day
this evening the consideration Of the bill repeal;
Ing the Communication q the CONSUMPTION aot but
aid nos arrive at any result There considerable oppos
stea 10 its repeal among the Senator's Mr.. wilson, chair
man Of the Military Committee, taking ground strongly
In favor o. 10 retention, believing that DO easier
AID rapidly recruited In this way and with less Of
dissasisfaction among the conscrpts rho matter was
finally rscommittsd 70 tho Military Commi.tss.
THE result Of the senates action tonight the bin
was refusal BY thres majority 70 strike out tho 5000
year retained The bin rscommisted 70 the
military Committee who win have meeting on tns sub
ject tonorrow.
THB ARxANsAs DELEGATION.
The HOUSE Committee Elections have NOS vet come
to any dscisien n regard to the delegation claiming
represent tho reconstructed Of Arkanss
b little probability OF report Ia their favor Of any
favorable action tho part Of the Houss. There b
deposition In either branch, except q small minority
ssutins the sovereign States In which they located
or In fact any reconstruction not existing In accordance
with the legislative action Of that body.
RKBELLEoUs STATES AND rHR PRESIDENTIAL ELrc.
TON.
Another attempt was made o-pight to get into the
House resolution that States insurrec,ion have
vote President and vicePrssidsut until they have
been recognized and represented m both houses OF
Congress- bat II objected to. The necessity for
legislation this subject before the Presdesai cleo
ton takes place Is apparent; but tho subject
plicatcd that the majority dislike to take up and dis
u. is mot probable any action will be taken
upon IL before the adjournment.
THE CASE OF ARauELLEs.
The President to-day communicated % the Senate a
despatch, dated Juno TO- from Thomas Savage, Acting
Consul General At Havana relative to the or Don
jose Augusn Arguslcs and the statement that his arrest
sought because OF hts opposition 20 the slave trade II
appears that Aeuees captured slaves in the expedition
his ocia duty but, instead OF surrendcrng Thorn
10 the Governor General. he sold portion OF them,
and accounted for them byreporng that they died Of
the smallpox and had been. burned; and hs bribed
curats 10 attest H. The testimony shows that thirty
eight sold TO man, twelve 10 another, and tho
rest were distributed In = similar way. Captain
General Dulcs, who has been 20 much abused BY
Argueea has s1cisss In capturing slave en-
petitions, claiming that but eve have escaped him
during his administration while and half Of another
have boon captured.
Consul General Savage further ayers that tho story
Argueies' wifs's presence In New York 10 not true
represents that these captured slaves surrendered
Governor General termed "smancipados," and cod
tracts with planters 1t nominal made for the
temporary service, but that great frauds are per
trsted upon them; common one being 70 repor
portion Of them dead wsep oAhsr slaves die 10 tes
10 the deaths Of "emaocIpados" instead, by which
are retained In slavery.
APPOINTMENTS FOR MONTANA rERRIToRY.
The following appointments for the Territory Of
tana made to-day --0everpor, s. Edscrtoq
Justice Of Idaho; Secretary, H. r. rorscy, Of haiI
Justice, IL. Hssmsr. Of New York; Associate
a. Giddings, Of Connecticut. A. Bartlett Of Da
tory, L. r. wYliston Of Dakota Territory; a
b. Neatly Of Iowa; Marsssi, C. ,. Buck, Of Mir
voyor General ". Boyd, Of Missouri
APPOINTMENTS coHvrRAxu
The senate tonight confirmed the
tions:--
Cclopsi VIM. Bartlett, Fifty
70 be b~igadier general
Cc.snsl Eiots ". Rice, ssvsa1
general.
Thomss StaDburgh, 10 BE-
ebr the District Of Kansas
John y. PoAter, Of Wise
fsho British North Amor
Thomas Fitzpatrick, u
sau, Mp.
Henry Caldwell,
the Disirict Of KaSss