Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-13
Yesterday AfternOOn's Report.
llATTRRs AZ wAsH1NeTON.


WAsHtNarox, April Il.
Receipts from Customs for the W weeks end.
ing April 9th, 1850, were 81, al, 2ll, and for the
two corresponding weeks this year, S1,5OO,O5J
increase, SO ,al0.
THE Secretary Of the Treasury opened BIDS this
evening. These exceeded the amount Of Treas
ury notes offered, namely, A,90l 900, about $780,
90, st rates ranging fr0m PAL TO a7I00 premium.
The Treasury Is now in good condition. No part
9th proceeds oflast weeks loan has yet been
used, nor vii It be needed for some time.
Receipts from Customs for two or three weeks
past have nearly equalled all the demands Of the
Treasury.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared e
circular Of Instructions to Collectors Of Customs.
Til circular concludes as follows:
The control OF the warehouses Of the Govern.
ment In the several States of South Carolina.
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas
and Florida, having been usnrped under the al.
legged authority Of those States, and the officers
Of Customs, acting under the authority Of the
United States, having been foreibly excluded
from their functions, Il has become impraeticable
70 continue the privilege Of bonding for trans
pOrtadon TO those ports.
The Collectors of Customs are accordingly
hereby instructed that ne. entries for transporta.
ton Ia bond to those ports can be permitted un-
Ill otherwise directed BY this Department.
In the case Of merchandise entered for trans.
portaion before the receipt by the Collectors OF
these instructions, transportation bonds TO the
ports Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Ms
Gissippi, Louisiana, Florida aud Texas will Be
NAl4eiAeA Nu FAlMGut OF me uuElei Al Collectors
once At the port from which the goods were
shipped, on the Collector being srtisfed by amda
VII Of the party, to be hled with the bond, thai
the merchandise arrived at the port Of destination
amer the United States officers at such port nae
ceased 70 issue the lawful canncellinR Certificate
u. Jackson, OF Madison, has been appointed
Aa1hal, and J. B. CogsWell, Of Milwaukee. Dis
trlct Attorney OF Wisconsin.
The Heraldis correspondence says. The men OF
West Point flying Artillery, now In Washington
received orders 70 keep their reVOlves CONSTANTLY
loaded, to be ready for immediate action. Par
Of the volunteers Will be detailed az the bridu,
ecrass the Potomac, 50 as to defend It from an IN
sadinE force.
Nearly one thousand men are now enrolled fol
regular service from the ranks of the Distrie
Militia.
rhose who refused to take the oath Of ALE
glance were marched back 70 the srmory. dis
armed, and their names stricken from the rolls
Kisses from the spectators accompanied their dis
appearance from the parade ground.
Gen. CadWallader Of the 1st Brigade Pennsyl
Fania militia, has been ordered home immediate
ly By the Governor. The movemeut Is suppose
70 be in connection with the occupation Of tn
Capital BY the volunteers.
Gov Hicks Of Maryland has been In c~ensultR
ton with the President for several hours today
he came here with feelings Ofregret at the cOurs
Of the Administration ia its seeming Coerciv,
policy, but when the Governor heard the reason
for the present course Of the President and hi
advisers, and understood the record BY wbicl
they had been guided, he modified his opinion Z
q very great extent