The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05
Saturday y Nights Report.
FROM W sHItGTON.

WAkhihGfONt 0uuo o.
Ex-Governor Farwsll 1estlfisd that be-
tween 10 and 1880 O'Clock on the night Of
the assassination, he hssteRed from the
theatre 70 the room of Vice President
johnson in order 70 warn him against ap-
pretended danger. He had no BnoWledge
of seeing Atzsroth in the hotel at the
time. . 10 ll rrf s. n.-
One of the guards called for the defense,
testified that Payne said to him that he
wished they would hang him IS he was
tired of life. p 5ssvr.F Fr '.v
Another guard testified that when Msjor
Seward WSs examined as a witness, and the
gusSd was putting the irons back sgain on
Payne, the latter said "They are tracking
me pretty closely, ana want TO die"
The counsel for Payne also called anoth-
er witness to show that Payne was consti-
pstsd for q long time. This was for the
purpose of establishing symptom Of in
sanity. ID
The 9Th army corps, General Wright
commanding, which has gone into camp
st Bsiley's Y Road, Virginia, is to bersvieW-
ed during the next week, preparatory TO
the mastering out of troops whose term OF
service expires prior to October lst
The Secretary of War has directed that
all troops who were mustered into the ser
vice under General Orders No. "a of the
War Department are to be paid to the date
of their arrival st their designated State
rendezvous. -zr ESQ
Lieutenant General Grant will visit
West Point next week, during the exAni-
nation of the Cadets, and proceed thence
to Chicago to attend the great fair.
The Star says paper in cipher found
floating in the dock at Moorehesd City, N.
U, on the I'd of Msy, has been turned
over TO the government officials 1t has
been literally translated and is as follows;
WAsHrEaToN, April 10, 1866.
DEAR JOHN Il am happy to inform
you that Pet has done his work we'll He
is safe, and Old Abe is in he'll. Now, sir,
all eyes are on you. You must bring
Sherman. Grant is in the hands of Old
Grey ere this Red Shoes showed q lack
of nerve in Stewards case, but he fell back
in good order. johnson must come. Old
Crook has him in charge. Mind we'll that
brothers oath, and you will have no diff
Guilty, All viii, be safe and enjoy the
fruits of our lsbors.
f,igned) o.B. No. 5.
The Secretary of the Treasury has pub
lished correct statement of the public
debts, as appears from the books OF Treas
ury returns and requisiiioDs in the Depart
ment on the 3lst OF May, 1865.
Recspitulstion shows the amount bear
ing interest in coin to be Sl,l0S 113, ,842,
the interest being 64,48o, ,4s9 so. The
debt bearing interest 10 lawful money is
I,O53. .476 57l, the interest being $50, 1885,
3s4 81 The debt on which the interest
mas ceased is S7S6,27O The debt bearing
no interest is $472 S29 27O 81. The totsi
indebtedness is $2,635, ,2O5 753 50, the in
teTest in gold and paper being $l24,638,-
s74 The amount of legal tender notes
in circulst on is So59, 500. These in
cludeaS432 6S7, ,966 of the new loan issue,
aud $780, $40 of compound interest
notes, under act OF June 30, 1864 Un-
called for psy requisitions is $40 100000
and amount in treasury notes over $685.
OOO, 900. The amount Of fractional cur
rency is $24, 66T 900. 7.'
The 2O5ih and Filth Pennsylvania
regiments were mustered out of the SER
vice this morni g and left for their homes.
The President was beset to-day by dele
cations.
Discharged troops are departing rapidly
to-day for their homes.