Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19
REGIMENTS TO BE DIS.
CHI A RGED.
r nue Receipts.
ADDITIONAL PARDONS.
Counterfeit Coupon Notes.
ETC, ETC, ETC.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-An FL Paso cores
pondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer gives cur
rency to report that Juarez designs abandon
| ing his country for the present, and coming on
to this city, where he will join his wife and
family. who have been for some time residing
here. Before leaving Chihuahua he issued a
protest against the Imperial occupation of Mex
leo, asserting his legitimate claims to the Chief
Magistracy Of the country.
1t is said that in his document Juarez an
nounces himself q full blooded Indian and a
lineal descendant Of the Montezumas.
The Tribune's Washington special says,
among other organizations, the following regi-
ments have been ordered discharged immedi-
ately l4th: 18th and 32d Illinois infantry; sd
Indiana infantry, Sd Indiana cavalry, 2sth Iowa
infantry, I'd Iowa cavalry, 10th Kansas nifty.
11th Kansas cavalry, 5th Minnesota infantry,
5sth, I'D, lS4th, l96th and 7th independent
company Ohio sharpshooters, Goth Ohio bat
terry, 9Th and 9th Wisconsin infantry, The
18th and 18th Indiana cavalry have also been
ordered to be consolidated, to be called the 3D..
The Times special says that upon the sug-
gestion Of corruption among the paymnsters in
the Department of Missouri, the Government
recently seLt an Inspector to that Department
to investigate the facts.
The Inspector returned last Saturday, hay
in custody Paynaster Holt, who was arrested
upon various charges of corruption and fraud.
The Inspector represented that matters in
the Paymastcrs Department of Missouri are
generally conducted in crinnally base man
ner and that he discovered that seven or
eight paymasters were absent without leave,
and that they were in the habit Of charging ex-
treme fees for making up statements for SOL
diers, &c.
a general overhauling of the affairs Of that
Department will Immediately take place.
There has been for long time in the Treas
ury Department rule that no person other
than those employed in the Government Bank
Printing Department, shall be permitted to
visit the rooms where the grcenbacks are pre-
pared, unless upon special order from the Sec
retary. Occasionally the Secretary has given
permits to visit these rooms, and it is now dis
advantage Of the privilege thus extended and
have made themselves familiar with the intricate
machinery of the establishment, thereby en-
abling then to counterfeit the national cur
rency.
Secretary McCulioch has now been directed
that no person other than an employee of the
Printing Department shall, under any pretence,
be permitted to enter the rooms above men
toned.
The entire revenue receipts from Internal
Revenue, from the first day of last July, up to
and inclusive Of the goth day, amount to the
handsome sum of $50, ,497, 500 Al. This far
exceeds the expectations of Commissioner Or
ten, and in fact, is a much greater sum than
the most sanguine of Government officials have
calculated upon.
The receipts to-day amount to Sl8l, 749, ,G9l.
Lieut. Col. J. II. Taggart, Acting Adjutant
General at the Freedmens Bureau, has been
relieved from duty at his own request and will
tender his resignation, and retire from the SER
vice.
Lieut.. Col. Max. Woodhall late of one OF
the New Y ork Volunteer Eng Regiments,
will succeed Lieut.. Col. Taggart.
The War Department has decided that Off
GERS rendering their reslgnations are entitled to
the three months pay proper-thc same as al
lowed to those who are mustered out
The order to muster out the seth New York
Infantry has been revoked.
The Herald's special says the amount OF
National Ranks last week was 80, 42l, $50,
making the grand total of SI83, ,402, $40 now
ahoat.
Over one hundred pardons were granted to
Southern men to-day by the President, a plu-
rality of which were to Alabamans, and Il
majority to Alabamians and Virginans But
two or three persons Of note are among the
number, and those Of the negative rather than
positive class Of men. The crowd of female
applicants was not diminished by the unfavor.
able state of the weather, and the ante-rooms
were as substantially crammed and jammcd by
males as ever before.
A careful scrutiny of the new counterfeit
one hundred dollar couponned interest note bv
all the experts at the Treasury Department has
convinced them that the note was printed
from the original dies, which were engraved
outside Of the Treasury Department at the
commencement Of greenbacl manufacturer
By the terms Of the contract with the first en-
gravers of greenhack plates, the dies were to
be given up to the Department when 1t choose
to take the manufacture of currency
into into its own hands. Secretarys Chase and
Fessenden each made demands fox the plate
during their terms of Office, but neither sue
ceeded in getting hold Of all the stocks and
consequently did not pay for the plates. Upon