The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-14
Final Passage Of the Army APP
preparation Bill.
Debate on tho Recognition Of tho
New State Of Arkansas.
Tho Draft Communication Clause Probably Not
to DO Repealed.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
priation Bill Passed,
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WASHINGTON. June Is, 1854.

TEE PRESIDENT ABOUT TO TAKE THE FIELD.
Since the nomination at Baltimore, Mr.. Lincoln appears
10 be ambitions OF military well IA civic honors. He
Is understood to have declared to-day that If military
not speedily achieved no intends to take
the field in person. Commander in Chief tho armies
OF the United States.
EXCITEMENT RESPECTING A roErIGN LOAN.
Intense excitement has been manifested in financial
circles here today In reference 80 foreign loan. yet
nothing has been determined the matter The Secre
ary has been urged by OF his most trustworthy
advisors adopt this plan TO contro money market
Until recently he has been unwilling to entertain the pro
jcct The subject is now m wever, seriously considered
The Secretary has the authority, and Is believed that
the plan will even .ually be adopted
| The rRorosrD RErEAL or THE COMPUTATION
CLAUSE CT TUE ENROLMENT ACT.
The action Ct the House tciay indicates unfavora
bic disposition towards tho bill introduced by Mr Schenx
to repeal the Communication clau OF the Enrolm mt law
rather singular state Of things exhibited IN the pre-
opposition Of the democrat hers more par cu
larry OF the peace faction 10 this provision which they
formerly strenuousy den urced partial and unfair
and intended t. exempt the rich man, while the poor
TO be compelled to do tao lighting Mr.. schencks
attempt 10 Oregon tho Eouse into the adoption
| measure without debate was a failure.
The Senate Military Committee favo. the proposed
repeat Of the three hundred dollar Communication clause
man. Senator Wilson, who has given notice his ntoo
to offer certain amendments, the effect of which will be
to give hundred dollars bounty TO drafted the
end of years SERVICE and proportional bounty for
ess tne II houorahly discharged before the expiration
OF the year lie also proposes to add provision ;or
voluntary esiamanis Lotto the regiments of other
from States in insucrcct!n, aad Tor securing the freedom
OF the wives and children OF colored soldiers thus
enlisted
err
ERECTION.
Mr.. Garfield Of Oaio to-day tool, tho Rouse BY sur
rrsc, by bis resolution declaring tia, States declared
to be in resurrection By the proclamation OF the Presi
dent could not appoint electors or be heard N
the Electoral College until their State governments should
have been recognized by concurrent action Of ho.h
houses Of Congress. IT was evidently offered without
consultation among tho republican members ana they
we're as much puzzled the democrats to what
was best to be taken with 1t The members on ooh
sides gathered in kncts hurredy consulting re-
gard 10 It, White the vote heiog tsken Mr. Bainc's
molten lay IL en- the table. II scoa received It's
quietus, however, being tabled BY large majority.
THE iEAnMissloN OF ARKANSAS INTO THE UNION.
The debate in tie Senate to-day The snbect OF ad
hitting the Senator'S from Arkansas quite spirited.
a evidently Tar from agreeable 10 the p1r,cs int.
rested The discussion clearly indicates that Senators
from the seeded states viii lie admitted under any
circumstances, the majority OF the Senate taking the
ground that tito states sui in the Union but that
their people have by their reaon forfeited unccr exist
Ing laws, Their title TO representation 10 Congress.
THE 0oiD ErLL.
Mr. Hooper iuEt before the ourument II the House
this afternoon, made efof get up tod bill but
failed. There s e probability of any additional egss
atou upoa tins subject Unless hc to the
81 taxation speculative Transactions In gold and ex
chsrgc Little confidence selt in the efficiency egs
ton TO correct the evil.
IRIcss rs CONTRACTS FOR IGoS-cLsD VESSELS.
Mr Rce, ha'rmsu of the House Naval Committee
mace al iIeectual at;eDp, to-day TO e through tho
Iioase measure for the relic Of sir Ericsson. and
iIauIe tho speedy complca OF The iron.clad rLrtan
The department Is anxo;s that the ironcids should be
speedily Completed as they are needed for immediate
service, and tho contractors unable fulal
tracts IN consequence of the immense OF prlces
or labor and materials
TUE Oasis or GENERALS BLAIR ASD scHEyCy.
The Committee OF Elections, report Ia the cases
81 Generals Blair and Schcncs cypress the opinion th,
when the time arrives which the duties OF two neon
patble officers nro By law to be discharged at
liberty 20 choose between the eficctualy declines
the entered uYon By containing In the one already
held he would tho former by entering upon the
latter
GENERAL CEITrEsDES ORDERED TO JOIN GENERAL
snEgsfAS's AMY.
General Crticpdcn, acc Impaired by Major Burord,
Captain Knox and CAPITA Motook, members Of bis staff
let town this morning to report to General Sherman.
TIE SECOND WISCONSIN tfnIsESr En- ROUTE FOR
HOME.
The Sec nj Visions regiment arrived here to-day
from tie front, lis term Of service having expired.
The CASE or COLONEL OSCAR II. MOORE.
20 much OF The order dsms Ing from the service Col.
Oscar ~. Moore, Twenty .ff h Mi higan reg meut as
charged him with Misconduct has been resclndcd the
charges having been proved flise.
SENTENCE OF BOUNTY JuMpE Q.
John Davis and John Green, bounty jumpers left to.
day for Connecticut having been sentenced 10 the peul
tsutiary OF that state for ten years.
THE MARINE CORPS.
Reynolds OF tho Marine Corps, hivo boon retired after
foriyave years service leaving Major Zerln In com.
mand Of the corps.
syLvEsrtg M0wEy's ARIZONA SILVER MINI.
Senate, has transmitted communication. from which u
appears that sylvester Mowry arrested his all
seized by General Cartons order OF
June 1891 lie tried upon tho charge OF aiding and
abettng the rebellion BY board convened BY that on.
GER found he enemy OF the United States and was
confined In Fort Yuma, Colorado. His property was
placed In the hands Of receiver under order conas
eating the property persons aiding the rebels issued by
General Bright, commanding the Pacific Department
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