, 1875-06-29
WASHINGTON,

Counting Up in tho TrcnsurY-Tho
ErnnEcrx-Dtatrtct Atfnirk-I9ce1st0n
ut tho ATTORNEY. .fsniern1 Regarding
atasc status Of n Hun with TSvD Mn
tt0tttltstics ~ -svnsistitEtoti's 11nur.
is.ent-'fhp H5nib-1kOnto Conspiracy
R3ahthscs* t3rulspcN.
Spse,at Uaspatch IA 4hs ch.tdao 7s7buns,
WARRINGTON, b. G., Juno 28.-The necessary
work preparatory 10 turning ovor lin United
statos Trcaauraf's olIco To Mr. Now has alroat1Y
begun. Tho lbEe paper was counted to-day, as
was also oil tho work III It's various Atnses ia tue
hands Of tue Columbian 13ank-Ko.o Company.
No Warning, ,whatovor, wnB given to the Company.
Tho Government ofIc'alu audlentr appeared and
took onttrc Charge Ut eyes lung about
tho cstablahment- No errors OF any
sort woro found. NeIther tho Bank
Note Company nor tho Uuroan Of Printing aud
Engraving will 10 permitted to do my work after
the Goth itlat. till tho 9Th ptox,no. Tho manu-
facsuro OF fbro paper will also bs stopped for
that period.
Tho rumor That Secretary Dolsno has resgued
Las been revived.
THE onANaEas.
The National Execlislre Committee aud tho
Doard Of Appeals Of the Graueets will mcos hose
this week. They viii decide upon the future
National Headquarters Of the Order, and corl-
adcr the proposition to establish an intarual syB-
ten Of exchange Of products.
THE DISTRICT.
THO District Commissioners will meet With tho
CommIsAloners Of the Sinking Fund aud the
noar1 Of Audit Tomorrow, for tho purpose of
taking into confederation tho general coudltlou
Of affairs In tho District. Thoy will especially
consider tbs nlvisabl]lty Of discontiuuing tue
issue Of 0:c5 bonds. It Ia believed that tie i'm
proved fnnncsl condition Of the District will
mako such discontinuauce practicable. Il ia
certainly desirable.
IIe the Assoetated Pfsss.l
NATURALIZATION QUESTION.
WAaH1NnToH, u. G.. Juno 23.-1he Attorney
General tlos decided the question Ut naLurallxu-
ton submitted to him by tbs Depnr, men. of
Htato. Tho facts briefly are. that Mr. steinkoau-
Ior. q prussiuu subject by birth, inmigrated to
tho Uuitod Statcs III 1878. aud WIS nntusallzsd
in st. Louis In 1864. When he roturttod to Ger
many 10 took Will! him big sop then aged 1
now 20 years old Tho question at iBsao rose ~
to the son owing military Hervica TO Germany.
Tho Attorney General comes to tho con-
clusfon that tho boy has two nationa!i-
father returning to Germany, resumiug hla a-
iegience, tue sou pastakes Of tho status Of tbs
father, being . 1nlnor, aud having enjoyed the
protection Of the German Government. lie, for
duty. the obligations being reciprocal, but when
tho boy becomes Of age he can relurn to tue
Unito1 States An American cisizon with all tho
rights aud privileges Of such, aul would oven DO
ehglbo to the Presidency OF the United States.
NEW CONSULAR AGENT.
Tho President has recognized uuiaeppo
D. Montdenlca Consular Agent Of Italy at Menu
| phls.
TIE WARRINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT SOCIETY
request the churches aud Sah,nth-schoolB Of tho
country to tako up a collection on Sunday, July
1, to atd In the completion Of the monument,
tho contributions to be forwarded to J. u. q.
Smith, Treasurer Of tlla Bociety Washington,
p. @.
onEENDACKH.
The Comptroller Of tho Currency to-day ad-
vsel the Secretary OF tile issue of GIG 525 OF
NationBl Bank currency since May 81, upon
which 30 per cent Of legal-tender notes will bo
rctl1od. AZ provided by law. Tie whole amount
| Of additional bank circulation Issued since the
passage OF the act Of JAM II last, Ia 1876 620.
| The amount Of outstanding legal-tendors during
| July will hs CUTE. III, $50.
| THE END or FANCE.
Tho Government to-day entered nolto prose-
qula In the threo remaining Cases against Jerome
| j. Hinds, who wAa charged with completely il
mail~contract frauds, hc having previously beon
| acquitted OIL Hlmilas charge.
THE NEW TnEAHUNEn.
Treasurer New Wns in consultation With 9ecro-
tary Dristow aud Assistant SoorstAry CoAaut, to.
day, upon the subject OF counting the mouey In
tho Tr4nEufnrsH nG1tn.