The New York herald., 1864-11-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1864.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.


FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The annunciston OF proposals for new loan and oil
other extraordinary operations OF the Treasury Depart
ment, necessarily postponed until the Secretary has
completed his report which eng his attention
and shat Of the heads of all ths bureaus.
THE RICHMOND PRESS AND sHEsAAKs MOVEMENTS.
The Richmond papers particularly reicent about
Shsrman's movements. They openly acknowledge that
The real suppressed because the Northern people
aad the Lincoln government have other ci Oh
tsnis intelligence OF his progress They profess great
ignorance themselves upon the SUBJECT but flied with
boas,.u promises Of what is going 10 be aone and
earnest appeals the people do something Is owl
they cheering themselves to report,
they would have bIazonsi IL in their columns
IscEsDIAsY P,or IN wAsaIsaros.
Ia addition TO the regular guards employed about the
public buiidinss comraissaries' depcls, 80, in this
vicinity, the War Department Rl-s have heca duty
since last evening" consequences OF Information received
by the government Of ircendary plot smlar TO that
attempted 10 be carried out IN New York on Friday
evening The guards at al tho public buildings have
been double d. and etric, watch Is kept al the hotels
and other public places 10 guard sgans, any a,,emps
that may made 10 execute the daooc' plans 60 &C
campsh by sneaxng inccnd!ary operations. what the
reools have failed to do by legitimate warfare Consider
able excitement occasionod, abou. ten o'clock last
night By the proclamation, at all the places Of poolc
amusement OF order from tue War Dersrt.
ment requiring all the employee OF thA depart.
meni TO repair forthwith to their posls. Ito
summons waa intended have them assemble sor c,srd
duty The treasury Guards 10 relieve the Wsr De-
par,ment Kieos, ard iu-endiarca viii hays a suan
chance Tor sssiui operations here
rHg INrxuoR DErARrAssr AND rug GUAR II E.
TICEsHr.
The change Ia tho Interior department nnder,ood to
be depoudent upon she appoa &c 81 tie v1SaLt
rnt;ed Judgcship Indiana. II this appointment
should be given 10 any other than Mr.. Usner there VIZ
be no cnaasc the head Of the Interior Department J.
r. Julian brother OF the member OF Congress OF that
name and Judge Macdonald strongly urged for the
IudzeshIp.
ARRIVAL or GENERALS HANCOCK AND rorE.
General Hancock and General Pope among the ar.
rivals at wdiards to-day.
rHs GOVERNMENT DECLINES TO RrcSrvR yIg. Anglo
REBEL PEACE ApDaEss.
About sx weeks ago ar Joseph Parkor os Manchester,
Engand arrived at New York, bringing with him Tie
peace address the subjects OF Great Britain and roand
with issr from SIR henry De Eoughton to Governor
Seymour who declined formally 20 receive a. assigning
that should be given to tho President Of tae
Uuied states the latter being the only authorized chan
ue OF communication other and the cili
zsns OF United states: and beFideS Governor sew
mour said his ofcisl position did not authorize him
10 sccepi the address behalf OF other states,
and that would be better 10 vithhola the document
uni after the Presidential election so ss 10 avoid the
appearance OF interfering with the canvass as fasser
conomed 20 these suggestions aud hsvsg arrived here
last week addressed note TO Secretary Sewsrd stating
thai he had been depued this country Convey the
address 10 tie people sr the GATED states and ssses
The honor Of opportunity OF presenting IL to the
Presdsai To this the Secretary replied tnat before
tfr ttar SrEiya hi~ 10 NJ
!rformei whether Mr.. Parker bad authority from the
goysrorsn, OF Great Britain and Ireland for the pur-
pose referred 10, and whether his mission bsd been
mads known to the diplomatic agent q that
government noar tbs government OF tho United States
Mr. Parker replied by saying that the address hs bad
tho honor Of bringing 10 this country, eoa,aoins the
signatures three hundred and fty thousand of
country mon, from tho peer 10 the artisan was not
from tho goyerum OF Great Britain, nor from any
political party. II was simply expression OF the
desire OF Great Britain to see peace restored
again 20 this continent The correspondence closed oy
note from the Secretary OF state which b. said the
government OF the untel could not receive The
address, and that the reques, fcr utsryiew With 'he
President. was therefore declined This address has
sresdy been plblshed and Ia signed By many Southern
sympathaers, who ask the government o. tue United
states TO cease bostli,es sganst that section OF she
country. The Intention to present tho address 20
Congress at the approaching session
DEATH OF Ply los esAvELY.
rty,on Ctayely, we'll known tobaeoo ra'u'e' 'tlrsr
ond distinguished menbor q the Virginia Set 20 Con-
vepion In winch no opposed secession, died Al hs re'i-
dsnce in Honry county, Va, september 2.
rsAps VITA IssuHsECrroSARr ptsrsrcrs'
The Instructions 20 the agents Of the Treasury Depart
for the trade with nsorreconary districts nave
becu prepared An inspector. wcISasr aud "'ssurer 9"