, 1861-04-13

= Wxaafaofoa, 4peil Il.-R =eeipts from cne.
soEn1 !oE tne two weeks ending April VIII lHt0,
wore u sS11 y24l, and fur the Two corresponds
ing weeks this yeark$ 500 .66G; incresse 4229,.
Sd. sSaae aas hsy sne aoant snt
q he Tkeasury notes oHeEed. 'nane1y, a m,-
oD; sbom s42a,0oQ, 1t rates raging rum par
- o81-aMtpramfHz1tIf. & r. / E-@-;: ~. :,
Tbs Treasury q how In good condition. No
part Of tas pfoeeeds Of 1asf weeks loan have
Xet been used, nor will Il be 4eeded for some
weeks past have. nearly equaaled all the de.
TINS sscretasYof ia Treasury l,as prepared
. circn1af of Instructions to Cpiiectors Of Gus
toms. The circular concludes ~ fol1owI:-
Tue control Of the warehouses Of the Gov
naent IN tbs several States ot eonth Carolina,
Tsxas md Ttorids having beea uiufped Under
the alleged authority ct fhose' States, aud the
ohlee1e nj fGnstou7a, Heting under the a1tnofity
Of heI1nited eta4Ae, havtng baen fofcIbly ex-
c1ndet 6 fAAdf functions, It ba9 hecome I'm,
psactscsbls 10 continue the priyilege:of bond:
ing for transportation to those ports. The
Collectors Of Customs are accordingly hereby
Instructed that no entries for transportation
In bond to these ports can be permitted until
otherwise directed BY this Department. In
the case ofmerchandfEe entered for TRANSPORTS
+ On before the receipt by the Collectors Of
AU1SV AA$4k uGtlU4Bs 91&0H Inc
ports OF south Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, LouisIaqa, Klo1tda and Texas viii
be concluded on payment Of the duties at the
Collectors of6co 1t the port from. which the
goods were shipped, -onT the Collector being
satisfied by aadayit Of the parry named WITH
the bond that the merchandise arrived at the
port OF destination after the nited States Off
eers at said port had ceased to issue the, law
fn1 cancel6pg certificate" ::
D. G. Jackson Of Madison, has been 1ppoiutI
ed Marshal; and J. B. D. Cogswell Of MilVau-
kee, District Attorney Of Wisconsin,
WAsn1sa1os, April 1.-The Southern Com
misaionem left tod ": Their lat commur la.
tions have not been dtvulged.
The bs'ance In the Treasury 1ast month was
Tnrre is no truth in the rumor Of changes
| the Cabinet.
LATxa--The communications from the
Southern Commissioners charge the Adminis-
tratlon With gross peril dy-that under the pre-.
! text TINT they would evacuata Sumter. they
have sent an army TO reinforce: and provision
It. They say that tha Government at: Mont
| gomef4 earnestly desired peace, and the re.
| sponsibIlity Of civil war rests On the Admins
| tration- They return to an~ outraged people
! with the conviction that war is inevitable.
| The men a6 the West Point Flying Artil1ezy,
now Y: Ma4nlngtonfhave received orders 10
Keep their reVolvera constantly loaded, to be
ready for Immediate action. Part Of the vol
unteers wil be ststfonsd ut the bridge across
the Potomac, so as to defend it from an invad.
ing force. Nearly one Thousand men are nov
enrolled for regular service, from the ranks ol
the Dlatrict Militia. Thoae who refused to take
the oath Of allegiance were marched back tc
the Azmory, disarmed, and their uames strick
en- from the rolls. Kisses from the spectators
accompanied their disappearAnee from the pa
background. -.
GEO. cadwnf1aaer.. of the First Brigade .
the Pennsy1sania Militia, has been ordered
home Immediately by the Governor. Thi'
movement ,is supposed to be in connection
with the occupation Of the capital by Pennsyl
vania volunteers.
Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland, has been in con
sultation with the President for several hour
to-day. He came here with feelings of regre
at the course <of the Administration in it
seeming coefcive policy, but when the Cover
nor heard khe reason for the present course 0
the President and his advisers, and Qndezstoo,
the record by which they had been guided, h
| modified his opinion to q very great extent.
The Virginia Commissioners arrived her
| this Morning