Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-15
Various Items.

Various Items.
The Worlds special saws every means
which may be consistent with the welfare
Of the country will be used TO reduce the
number Of volunteers yet in service. The
Psymaster-Genera mas issued d special or
der directing that the pay of about loo Off
GERS in the volunteer or regular service should
be stopped until they rendered satisfactory
accounts TO the government. So much neg
ligence has accrued in this regard that the
paymaster is determined TO use the most
stringent measures 10 overcame it.
Gov. Goodwin, the delegate in Congress
from Arizona, does not lake the doubtful
side of the massacre stories attributed TO
Rsss Browne. Gov. Goodwin says that it is
IN easy matter for the Indians TO gather a
force OF 200 for a tTeacherous expedition
like the one presented as capturing Fort
Goodwin, and masacreing its people. The
Department have reason to fear that it is
true.
The new excise law was generally enforced
IN the city yesterday. The restaurants,
however, were open, and drove a thriving
business. A large number Of people also
made excursions to the rural districts of
Westchester Co, where the law is not in
force. There were SIS arrests for infringe
ments of the law in the city.
CnE AGdAA 4AtLu GltAG4E OCCuAACu hG9b-A
day on the hospital ship Falcon.
Active preparations are making for the
Fenian demonstration in Jones' Woods.
Upwards of 4 ,OOO people attended the funeral
OF the late John d. Davies, Grand Master of
Odd Fellows, yesterday.
The Tribune's special SAYS the total re-
ceiPts from Internal Revenue during the
week amounts 10 $4,232,376 SO. Receipts
from customs during the week ending the
18th inst from the ports mentioned were:
New York S2,253, 800; Philadelphia, SIO3,-
$50 IS; Boston, S290,4l5 81 Baltimore, $780,
266 q, making IN aggregate income re-
ceieved from these sources of S6q, 399, 1853 s5.
The disbursements of the Treasury on &C
count of the War, Navy and Interior De-
portInents for the last week were: War $685.
OIL Navy, Sl,279,276; Interior, s467, 0O4.
There were issued, during the last week
SI,6l6,7 $50 90 of National Bank Note cur
rency. The total amount issued TO date is
$272.S7S,s95
The following is a statement Of the
amount of funds in the cast vaults Of the
Treasury on the 18th inst: U. S. legal ten
der notes, S26S, GOO; Nasional Bank notes,
S92, $50; fractional currency of all denomi-
nations, Sl,4T6,7S5; gold, $500, zoe; silver,
S205, 600: certificates, $500, coo; reserved fund
temporary loan, $50, 00O, zoe; reserve fund
surplus issue Q. S. notes, S37, 9S2, 425; reaerve
fund surplus issue compound interest notes,
S24,67 800; compound interest notes in re-
demption dividends, 81, 1860, 600.
The Commissions of Agriculture has
lately received from the Royal Agricultural
Society of Austria, a very fife collection Of
choice seeds, donated to the United States
for experimental purposes. The Commits
sioner is of the opinion that the experiment
will satisfactorily demonstrate the adspti-
bility of many Of these seeds to the Ameri-
can climate, and thereby prove a valuable
acquisition to the agricultural interests of
the country.