New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-01
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dspaich to The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON, Wednesday. Aug. 81, 1884
THR PROPOSED FOREIGN LOAN.

Special Dispa,ch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. Aug. 81, 1884
THR PROPOSED FOREIGN LOAN.
The announcement in THB TEIBuSs of Moa6nN
that wealthy German Bankers had formally proPo-
sed to the Government 10 take one thousand nd
lions Of our National Debt at very low rate Of N
terest il creating considerable Excitement in imam
cia circles. The gold spectators sec in the accept
ance Of the proposition, end - their svindlin0
schemes and the masses decrease in the prices q
the necessies Of life, and speedy return 10 spe-
clio currency. The proposition which was made ~
Mr. Hoistadt, OF Hamburg, in behalf Of q number
Of wealthy German capitalists, is receiving tn
earnest attention Of the Treasury Department
The responsibility of the parties making the offer
is endorsed by Mr.. Marsh. our Consul at Hamburg.
THE POLITICAL CANVASS.
The Union Congressional Committee will imms-
dietely issue the following documents for disniso-
tion among the people:
FIRST McClellans Military Career, rcYiewod nd
exposed.
and anteeedents.
Thud: The Chicago. CopPerhead Conyension.--
Tho men who composed II.
Fourth. Base surrender OF the Copperheads =
tho Rebels in arms.
FIN: The military situation and the giorious
achievements Of our soldiers and sailors.
S,rft. A fes plain words with the heroic private
soldiers.
Sscentk, The history Of Mcclellan" Arbitrary
arrest" Of the Maryl and Legislature.
E.gin. Wha. Lincoln. Administration has
DONE
These documents will be printed in English snA
German and sent for two dollars per hundred cnps
Let tho loyal men everywhere send in their oriafs
10 Hon. James Harlan, Washington, ID. c.
ARMY OF rng POTOMAC.
4 letter from the Army Of tho Potomac, dafee
Headquarters, August 80. says heavy artillery
duel TOOK place on the right in front of Petersburg.
last evening continuing over IN hour IL has ooe2
rcnsrlaby quiet on the picket line in front of these
headquarters since the 10th Corps occupied thas
position.
PICKET FIRING STOPPED
Gen. Brney has issued al order insfrnctinS IA
piokcs got 10 fire upoa those of the enemy, unless
they advance, and thcn to open general ire upon
them. The ciiee. will DO to save the useless vast
age of life on both sides.
on TUB WELDON ROAD.
orY troops are still busily engaged in strengthen
inc their defenses on the left The works there afs
now considered impregsable end our occupation "
them permanent. There is some talk OF rebuilding
the railroad Leading to Norfolk, and supplying oas
left wing by that route. 1t would save eisns
or ten mikes Of wagon transportation, and conAscs
Ms with an excellent harbor The railroad at thia
end 10 in excellent condition, and enters tho osatsr
Of our position.
pBsFRrERs NOT TO BIZ ACcErTRD.
A circular issued to-day from the Provost MAJ
shal Generals Bureau, declares that deserters NON
shc Rebel Army viii not be accepted either as sun
sttutes OF recruits. This order plays dol" VIZ
tho prospects of Recruiting Agents. who hopea "
reap harvest from their labors in the vtciniq =
the several prison camps.