The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20
NEWS FROM WASAlN GTOM.
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1854

WASHINGTON. June 10, 1854.
oIR0U Lar or sEosHrARY CHASE THE BIDDERS FOB
TIE SEVENTY .PIvE MILLION LOAN.
Tue Secretary Of the Treasury has sent letters to 81
the bidders for the bonds OF 1851 accepting ocrs ct
four per premium and upwards and declining all
offers less favorable to the government. Successful
bidders expected TO mako paym emit TO the
officers OF the national banks with whom their respec
tive quarterly deposits for two per cent wore made
oording the Of the secretarys notcethat In
full at once or preferred one third GOTH and one
third the 2sth and the remainder tho soth inst.
THE NEW LOAN BILL.
The new bill reported at instance OF the Score
tary OF the Treasuryan abstract Of which has already
been published will be taken up this week and its pas
sage pressed through the Houss The House will sit for
business every night and 1t probable that the Senate
will follow the example
EXPECTATIONS RELATIVE TO THE ADJOURNMENT OF
CoSGkEss.
the general belief among members that Congress
will close this session In about ten days. The Tariff and
Internal Revenue bills the two most important msa
pending. The seuass amendments to the former
have been referred TO the Committee Of Ways
and Means previous 10 action upon them
by the House. and the dsasrseins amendments
Of the two branches to the latter are IN the
hands Of joint oonuittes Of conferences. few days
only will serve to dispose Of these measures. All the
general appropriation bills with the exception Of two Of
minor charcter are passed. and these provide for the
coast survey the light house establishment and other
civil expenditures The Bankrupt and Illinois Ship Canal
bills and several others have been postponed till next
December.
IMPORTANT ORDER RELATIVE TO INVALID AND FUR.
L0U0HED ARMY OFFICERS
general order has Just been issued BY the War De-
partment requriagrrst that all sick and wounded ON.
absent from their commands not at for duty In
Ina hut mil ofe rf;aI
aely report their and address to the Adusaut
General Of the army. Second, that all staff andsres-
mental medical officers on leave in the Department
OF the East in New jersey the eastern part OF Peunsy
vania and the eastern part OF Maryland able TO travel
will report to the medical director for examna
ton and those found unn for scve service but abo to
do hospital duty will be ordered report Immediately at
the hospital at Camp Parole, near Annapolis, Nd, for
such duty "a the surgeon in chge may require Of them.
A STRAW WHICH SHOWS The SET OF THE WIND.
The secesh sympaihzers here, who usually wo
informed In regard TO operations In Virginia. to day
unusually quiet They have nothing to say, aud this
argues that all Is going we'll for our own forces.
THE CASE or GENERAL HOBART WARD.
General j. H. Hobart Ward has been ordered 10 report
Ut Fortress Monroe. AS yet no charges are known to
have been presented against him, although the rcgula
tops require that these should be preferred within ten
days after his arrest.
THE WASHINGTON PAPERS flashing TUE HERALDs
NEWS.
day has been of the days In Washington.
The local pspes have been obliged To resort 10 rumors
for their extras which made up Of the official re-
ports the Secretary OF War; sent from here, and re
telsgraphed from New York The herald accounts are
ahead OF oil that have been received so far.
STREET CARS IN WASHINGTON.
The stree, railroad cars commenced running to-day,
and were all densey crowded.
TnB VICTIMS OF THE ARSENAL EXPLOSION.
The funeral of the eighteen victims OF the arsenal
posion took place to-day. The procession very large
The President aud Secretary Stanton were present