WASHINGTON. June Is. Is
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WASHINGTON, June 10, 1915.
Case Of c. j. McNuhy- Indictments 1frmcd-


Ieras and Merico-A,my M,eting-Cabiaet
Council on the Death of General .Jacksen--1ne


White House, &c, &c


The Circuit Court of the United States, sitting In
and for The county of Washington, rendered deci-
sion this morning upon the demurrer put in by the
counsel for c. ]. McNulty, against the indictments
before the Criminal Court of said McNulty, for en-
bezzlement of the public money. Judge Cranch de


vered the opinion Of the Court,an overruled every
objection of the counsel for the defendant in support
of the demurrer, whereby the indictments stand af
frmed.


The Criminal Court was then adjourned over TO
Wednesday next, and as soon thereafter as the ac-
cused can be returned by summons, Gas we are in
formed he Is still in the West) the trial will be
menced on the indictments for the embezzlement of
the pubic moneys before the aforesaid Criminal
Court.


Tie Circuit Court then resumed the intricate Al
exander Will case, brought up after several trials,
from Alexandria.


Early this morning, (some say last evening" there
was called convocation of the Army, in the office
OF the commanding General of the War Depart
ment, supposed TO relate to the projected invasion of
Texas by Mexico, or rather upon the means of ar
resting it. The meeting was more likely upon the
subject Of the death of General Jackson, and
the appropriate offices Of respect by the Army to the
memory OF tne distinguished warrior


The cabinet, AT twelve o'clock, were n consulta-
ton with the President at the State Department,
undoubtedly, in reference to the decease OF the old
lion of the Hermitage.


The Naval Court Martial, in the case of Captain
Voorhees,, was resumed to-day pursuant to adjoun-
ment Our associate will give you full report 1t
is a pleasant office to be employed among such
body ofmen those, constituting this Naval Board


The painting of the White House is going on
without and within. The Executive family will
hardly recognize it when they return about the mid
die OF next month.


Messrs. Concoran and Riggs, are fitting up at the
same time, opposite the State Department, the edi-
flee OF the old U. S. Bank for a banking house, in
which to carry on their extensive operations.


Thomas l.. Smith, late Register.of the Treasury,
IS pursuing the business of Cai against the Gov
ernment. We are apprehensive that this business
will be oyerdone for almost daily hear of some
rotated oficeholder embarking in it. The more the
merrier, says the old proverb.


Brick dwellings in the modern style The crumbs
that fall from the table of Uncle Sam are husbanded
by some persons into whose hands they drop, and
the last session seems TO have been an unusually
profitable one to these economists of the winters
distribution The ringing Of troweIs and the songs
Of hodcarrers may be heard at almost every square
in the northern wing of the ciry-the section in
which are situated the public departments


Weather comparatively reasonable in its tenn
perature. W.