Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
LATTST NEWS

Aue Hal luh Naih"Ihla hfilVeu here op Monday. We have San Francisco d.,. to thc 27th, and Eastern dates to the oir of January by telegraph. The following ,r, the chief items of news:
 WAIiSCroN, January 23.--In the Ssn,,. to day, Mr. Connoss presented protest ot , the California Legislature against the sale n, mineral lands.
 In the House, Mir. Stevens moved the pr. yious question on an amendment tn the ro, stitution, reported yesterday, fixing the ls., of representation, but the motion was unn., liamentsry, and was open for debate, but no, for amendment. -
 During the debate today Mir. Orth, of h, diana, and Mir. Sloan of Wisconsin, cxplainsd the propositions they desired to offer. Nj, Brooks also made demonstration cau,inc '. be read petition for female suffrage. Jan. 22-ln the Senate, the Juror Ouale. cation bill--which provides that no pcrso, shall be disqualified Co act on n jury for tfi,l of treason eases, the penalty whereof is doatb by reason of having formed or expressed ar opinion based on public notoricty---was ma the special order for Tuesday.
 The bill extending the Freedmen's Bure,r was debated, and most important amend. ment, restricting the operations of the Binpa, Co the States lately in rebellion, leaving Nh, souri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware t take care of the freedmen in their own ws, gave rise c. a spicy personal debate betwec, Mc,sTs. Wilson and Cowan. Defeated by lS ayes Co 3G noes.
 The other amendment to make the agent, in these four States subordinate to the eis,l authorities thereof, moved and argued by Dav's of Kentucky, was lost by ayes to Sl noes.
 In the House yesterday, Mir Williams. of Pennsylvania, introduced a resolution for ths trialof the leaders 0f the rebellion by courts martial
 Bills were also offered for the protection a, the northwestern frontier, to prevent cour tereitng grpcnbacks granting pensions the soldiers of the war Of lsl2, to take ens, in ls64; and authorizing the President q appoint officers in his houschold
 New YoEE, January 22-A letter iron Richmond says that throughout the whol, State of Virginia meetings are being held 70, the purpose of fixing the price of labor. In many instance, they nave been iiicrai. whiie others have agreed on prices which would f- ruinous to the working classes and product i've ol trouble in the future
 The C0RneyctHfs Washington special dis ratch says: Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister refuses to credit the Irpurf of the withdrawal oi the French troops from Mexico, and bases his opinion upon the fact that the lmPcralsts arr preparing for vigorous cam paign ID Northern Mexico, which is the stronghold Of thc Republicans in that country ln order Co crush the opposition and also tv in'erposc an army between the United States and Mexico. The reports of the withdrawal s.E la a. r.t statements in newslapers, eircuated he al. ! lege-) for the purpose of misleading pEblic opinion in that cOuntrN Romero asserts that Napoleon Is intent npon scheme of tefrri,o- rial aggandizement, has counted the cs<. and will only withdraw when compelled by | force, or the entire submission oi Mexico to his agent, Maxmilian
 ! WAsHNGToN, Jan. 23.-The marriage oI | Mrs. Stephen \ Douglas and Brsvet lIriga- Idler-General Williams, took place this even. lng al nine o'clock, at the residence of the bride. The ceremonies were performed t;y lsey. Father Lynch, of the Roman Catholic Church.
 ! Secretary Seward has not yet arrived ai ] Havana. The Captain General had fitted ul ! his cuuntry-seat and was making preparation. ' Co receive him in an enthusiastic, iospitable mann r.
 TRENTON, \. J., Jan 2l-The joint rrso lution in regaid Co the Constitutional anend ment was discussed in the Senate today. s. passed hy l3 tO R. The House passed a rsss lution directing that one hundred runs b. | fired tomorrow in honor of the event it l NEw YoRg, Jan. 2l.-A letter from E Paso, dated December 22d, gives an accom-, of the arrival and reception of .Iuarrz. iI.l
 MAcoS, Ga, Jan. 20.-It is rare at present 10 see blacks idle pr shirtless in the street. nearly all have gone to work, and ali coriiaj. ity exists ietwccn the races Reports from planters are quite favorable, and if this c,n. diilon of thing continues, large quantities ol cotton will be raised. PRnsprnfrK nr La. A,rr1r- TL. VI.