The New York herald., 1864-06-04
Action Of tho Senate and House on the
Tariff and Tax Bills.
Debate In the House on the
Bankrupt Bill
Proposals for the New E75, ,0co,.
coo Bonds,
WASHINGTON, June s., 1884.

In order to the greatest possible vigor in ehe
operations OF tho armies, moving against the insnr.
gents under brave and skilifu generals, upon vast
theatre OF operations expenditures boon Increased
beyond receipts from the revenue and ordinary sub
scripious TO the national loan; therefore the
Secretary OF the Treasury has advertised for
sealed offers be received at ba department. under tho
act OF March g. 1868 until tho OF Thursday June
16, 1864 r bonds of United stntes the amotsn or
$ oo0 00u bearing annual interest OF six per cen.am
payable emannualy IN coin tho 1st day
Of July and January each year, and redeemace
after the 30th OF June 1851 II Is required that ea5h
offer must be for $50 500, multiple Of
hundred, and MUS. state the sum offered FOR
each 500 in bonds. for 500, when the
offer ie for ne than $50. Two PER
cent Of tho principal, excluding the premium, Of the
whole offered, must be deposited with the Treas
o. the United States at Washington, or with the
Assistant Treasurers At Ne. York. Boston PnadeIphia
st. Louis, with tho designsted repositories
Baltimore, Pittsburg Cincinnati, louisville, Chi
cago, Detroit or Buffalo. or with any national
banking association receive deposits whch
may consent transact the business charge
Certificates duplicate Of deposits will bo issued TO
positors by the officer association receiving thr :hc
originals Of which mus bo forwarded with the offers 10
tho department. All deposits should be nssde in time
FOR advice OF oers with certificate to reach Washington
MT later than tho morning Of June 16 No oiler not
accompanied by its proper certificate OF deposit will be
considered The coupon and registered bonds issued wa
he Of the denominations $780, 500, $500 and 81 900
Regkrcred bonds Of 5000 and $40 900 win also bc
issued il required All offers received will be
opened tho 18th OF June by the
Secretary of the Assistant Sccrctares
and OF acceptance decinatnn will be immedi
a.ey given 10 the respective orres, and in Of
ceptsnce the final payment or instameuts or bonds
tho descriptions and denominations preferred, will bo
tho Subscribers the cost Of the department
The original deposit viii be reckoned in the last install.
paid by the guccessiu oercrs, and will bo immed
atey returned h whose offers may not bc accepted
The Of accepted cers must be deposited with the
Treasurer other officer association authorized TO act
under this notice. on advice CT acceptance OF
offer. or AS fo,lows:-One. third on or before
the Goth. one-thrd or before the 25,h,
and the balance, which will include the premium ard the
original tw cent deposit, or before tho both of
June. Interest the LIST July the several deposits
will be paid the s0h June, aud Interest the
bonds will begin July 1884 oao-s under ths notice
should be endorsed "oaer for oan, and addressed to
the Secretary 0! tho treasury The right TO decline all
offers considered advantageous reserved to tho
government.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE GOVERNMENT LOAN.
me subscriptions the tsnorty loan to-day amounted
to one million two hundred thousand dollars
THE BANK BILL APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
D0en
dent
TIE TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
The Tariff bill occupied the attention OK tho uss TO-
day. and wi 10 believed. require several days yet for
ts conclusion No amendments Of consequence are sug.
gested Il Ia proposed to introduce tomorrow several
new provisions nov under consideration in the Commit
zee OF Ways and Means, relative 10 foreign fruits,
drugs, &c.
DELEGATES TO TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION At TEE
Tho President has been busy to-day entertanns vari
ous delegations 10 the Bdmore Convention His anec
powers Ia cempts order aud he has furnished
to his numerous visitors enough funny stories during the
day 70 make the Conventon merry frr week. Amorg
tho delegations formally received wcrc that from Louis
lana, Cshbert But, chairman and that from California;
Thompson Campbell, chairman.
wsshlsgtop Is already crowded with delegaes but %
yot any kind has been hed all were busy
paying their respects Mr.. Lincoln and members of
the Cabinet and sight seeing generally. Confidence
10 universally expressed that Mr. Lincoln viii
| no the nominee Of the Convention, n any
nomination should he made now; but many OF even his
staunchest supporters intimate fears that nomination
made by this Convention s this time will be beaten in
the election. Tho opponents OF Mr. Lncolns nomlnsn
are Quies but nrm, and unhcsitstusiy that his
nomnaon will defeat and destroy the republican party.
REPORT or THE M'powKLL Military COMMISSION.
The report OF the military commission, presided ovcr
By Major General Irwin Mcdowell, and charged with the
examination into tho alleged frauds 10 the Western Dc
par,ment, transmitted by the Secretary Of War to
the senate at this even ng's session. IL relates
mainly 10 transactions IN cotton embracing . con
siderable period OF time The court proceeded 10 inquire
az 10 what officers engaged in traffic in cotton or
produce, what circumstances. General s. n
Curtis in the Of the cotton OF the rebel General
Pillow, found have used the proceeds supplies
TO centrnbaDds, though shown specifically how
al tho meusy applied 10 the OF Saunders and
woodsons cotton, all accounted FOR except 427S The
whole fully accounted for excepting that gold
was received for TO- while al per cent premium,
and carrency paid In ils stead. One husdrcd and
| eight baee, seized from Nss ward In Arkansas, and
sent to cona, was Afterwards purchased ~ twelve and
half ceuts and tho proceeds paid 70 Mrs. Ward Nsor
H. s. Curtis, Major McKrnoy nnd fsr.enant Guylss, Of
General Curtis stat, asesr;apoi, were Interested
In Tho purchase OF one hGndrst and eighty bales q
costop.
Br.gad.er General IBoyey was exonsrassA ftsm the
charge OF forcby returning Hoen negroes 70 slavery
but found be connected with the trao N cotton.
Colonel Slack Of the Tortyscvcna fnd,sna, was fosad
10 hAve saded ip cotton and 70 have captured sv9wars
from Mrs. Cosswe On tho Mississippi, who complained
| that 10 was nos all returned.
Iasa,enans Klmba., Of tho Second Wisconsin cavalry
eto,s diamond pin, vhiah wassubseQcsnMy returned
Major westcrn Twenty fourth Missouri received &S6(
fer furnishing grard for protecting cotton.
Captain Fred g. winston acting qusrtesmastss, waa
found lntcres.ee In cotton not cvntsnpiass
By tho army regulations, and OF dspceisag tho proceed
in priv a.s banking institution rste,a u the Trsasu
| ~ tho Up.ted states.
CsVtan Rowland, Of one huntrsdt and thStysevs bA<
shipped 70 chicago by Asan, was sathssissd 10 Y
csye half ,he net proceeds and $4,000 y
Among Others interested In Gotten specuiaiicDs
named Colonel Q. G. Marsh ana Captain Bradley, " .
tcth nilnois IiSrsonant Colonel 9. N. Wood, ss11
souri, cavalry who adpl,tod having made saceV D,
Rexsurs, rniry.shrd Illinois; Captain Jerome Jfsdl
Assis.an. usr,ermasser General; Captain Ro' ers
man fn All profits On ono hundred and two bale so
| Cap,a'A Hayden and Lieutenant Wright, rhH Iowa
tsrEc Isu,enan, Baker rnrysnird nlnor ., Llsu,sn,