The New York herald., 1870-06-12

seen eno9gn o There plenty Of storss
wao, ,ao woy % ss have business New York
Of the red men Want send here delegates Con-
Secretary Cox said he would be guided by General
smith as 10 the route homeward. He was not par
ucuary anxious the Indians should 60 to New York.
Thus ended the Interview
Ine Indians shook hands with the Secretary and
commissioner Parker and then hurried from the
room, followed by the crowd Of persons who had
gathered at the door.
Robbery In the Treasury.
There has been missed from the Treasury OF the
United States this day, supposed TO have been
stolen, bundle OF 1000 new legal tender United
States notes OF the denomination Of ten dollars new
series OF 1862 bearing the head OF Daniel Webster
and numbered as follows:-H. 3,530OO1 to H
3532OOo *,both inclusive amounting to $4,000. 1t
Is supposed that all good citizens viii keep sharp
look out for all notes OF the above numbers and the
numbers between them.
The Babcock Investigation.
The Select Committee to investigate the charges
In the petition OF Mr. Hatch, imprisoned by the DO.
minican government, met to-day and examined
General RUFUS Ingalls, and General d. b. Sackett.
The investigation, commenced ostensibly to ascer-
tain what injustice has been done Hatch, IL
now taking In the whole transaction about
the 81. Domingo treaty. The friends OF General
Babcock on the committee say that nothing has
been discovered thus far to show that he has been
guilty OF any improper conduct. General Sackett
today testified that he acted as interpreter for Bah.
cock, and that If anything had been going on of an
improper character he would have known II. Gen.
eral ingalls, was examined as to whether he and
Babcock had any interest direct or indirect In the
success OF the treaty. He denied being an interested
party.
The Army Bill,
as agreed upon by the conference committee
passed the House today In Its present shape IL Is
said to be acceptable to nearly all concerned,
except the higher grade OF officers, who complain
little about the pay section.
Weekly Financial Statement.
The receipts Of fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to s762, 500. The shipments
were:To assistant treasurers, repositories and ma
tiona banks-notes. $2e5, 900; currency, s37s755.
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for national
banks as security for circulation s342 ga $50; for
public deposits, s16,334, 600.
Fractional currency returned ana destroyed during
the week, $5Ss,900; mutllated bank notes burned
during 1.-THE week, 1922, 750; total amount burned,
$24, ,224, ,437.
Bank currency issued for bills destroyed during
the week. $2Sl,770; total amount issued therefor,
$24,l50,S55: balance due for mutilated notes,
s276,492; bank circulation outstanding at this date
$2s9, ,5o4 ,O62.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day........ $766, ,56s
Receipts for the week.. 5,620OS5
Total for fiscal year. Observation-Disclosures. ITO, 102 OPT
Com balance in Treasury to-day los, ,2s4, 421
Currency balance. Observation-Disclosures. 2O,7l3 994
Com certificates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34,671 900
Personal.
Assistant Secretary Hartley is acting Secretary of
the Treasury during the absence of Mr.. Boutwell,.
The latter win be absent for week.