Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

Counting the Cash i'm the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-AIl money in
the Treasurers Office is now being counted
by about 100 ladies. The count is super
intended by gentlemen especially an
pointed. II Is estimated the money aggre-
gates about sixty million dollars. An this
is 20 be re-cOunied before it is transferred to
Mr. New, the Treasurer, who entered upon
bis duties to-day.
ExeUnt Spinner ct al.
Friends Of Gen. Spinner took leave Of
him this morning. Col. Frank Jones, as
sistant cashier, is first to feel the change,
bis place being temporarily supplied by Mr..
Guthrie. TIE bond Of Mr.. New is for
Sl50,OO0. Bis bondsmen are citizens Of
indianapolis, including VIM. II. English.
fDebt Statement.
The debt s. statement issued to day shows
a reduction during June Of S1,431 ,249;
coin, SIS, 1854, 30; currency, S3,973, 951, coin
certificates, 81 ,796,30); special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates
Of deposit, S5S415,O0O; outstanding legal
tenders 1915, 1Tl,5S0.
Indian Affairs.
The Commissioner ofIndian Affairs has,
by letter, notified Prof Marsh, of Yale
College, Of the appointment of Hon. A.
II. Bullock, Of Massachusetts, Hon. H. G.
Fletcher, Of NJ ssOuri. and Hon. @. w.
Laws, of New York, TO investigate affairs
at the Red Cloui Agency, and requested
him to reduce his complaints to written
statement, to he accompanied by such
proofs and sugg. stions from q liable source
of evidence as would aid in thorough in
vestigation.
Prospective Indictments i'm the Sugg
Fort Case.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
The grand jury have been considering
/ the Sugg Fort case for some time, and have
/ examined the Third Auditor, Rutherford,
/ and several other witnesses. 1t is conf
| IDENTIFY asserted by those most familiar with
/ The case that Congressman Butler, of
/ Tennessee, Sugg Fort and Gen. Robert
| Mitchell, the claim agent who put the claim
| through, will be indicted.
! OmciaI Thieyery in the Department of
Justice.
I Special 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
/ The Attorney General says that be has
/ received very fun and complete evidence in
/ regard to the large fraudulent expenditures
/ Of the money Of the Department Of Justice
| in the South. BE says that he is amply
/ confirmed in his suspicious, and all Of the
/ reports that have been made by Congress
si0nal committees lie finds 10 have been
/ less than the whole truth. He further says
! that the one great difficulty that he has now
10 contend with is arriving at a correct
| idea OF Just who is 30 blame. The Mar
| sh3ls lay il upon The District Attorneys,
! they upon the Judges, and the latter upon
/ both Of the former. II is a very mixed up
! bit Gf business. Mr.. PierrepOnt is very
| peHeTering. however, and he thinks he viii
| soon have enough evidence to make. a few
| terrible examples.
Whisky suits Coming Up.
! The Internal Revenue Department cal
/ culates that il will have about one hun
dred and seyenty-fve whisky cases to try
next fall Besides the forty or fifty dIstiller-
| les and rectifying houses seized, there
are over one hundred cases Of seizures of
! illicit packages held in the hands Of al
| legged Innocent purchasers. The latter
! cases are the only ones from which any
! trouble is anticipated.