Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
Local Intelligence.

..,. morning, the carrier and his escort ",., come through in the night to avoid %. Indians who swarm on the road.
 orp Hardyville temizer informs us that ,,.r,enant Stevenson, nephew of Colonel J. n stevenson of San Francisco, has again re- ,n,Ded to duty ct Camp Mohave. His career ..Ouo the wallapais, while in command of Q rompany of Cavalry, a few months ago, will h. remembered by all as brilliant and success sd He returns to duty in excellent health, ,nd we hope to hear of his good success when |. goes upon the war path again
 os rgE WAR PATu.-From what We can ,,.n the wallapai Indians are still on the x,r hath, and bid defiance to the grand ,myn commanded by Major Price. Major Clsndenin was attacked by them 6 short time .eou the base of Wallapai mountain, and though he had large force with him, he was ompelled to make backward movement. The Major says it was for the purpose of get 44 ,iog better position. Over two hundred N .bots were fired by the Indians at the dist sncc of about two hundred yards from the command, but no damage was done that we c.n learn of The commander of the "grand srmyn reports Indians in abundance.
 DrsERTER CArrURED.--On Saturday, the E i2th inst, Sergeant belonging to detach- ! ment stationed at the Vegas Ranch, Pah- < Ute county, arrived at Iardyyille en ropfe for E Camp Mohaye with descrter by the name Sof Bigbee, of Company K, o. inc llth regi- f fnent. The Pah-Ute Indians were put on his track and succeeded in capturing him and bringing him into camp. The Indians, we [sirn. fired several shots at the deserlcr be- kIorc he would surrender.
 THE Supreme Court convened here on the rth inst, but has awaited the arrival of Judge .Cartter before proceeding to business. The Fudge is supposed 10 be now on his way 2ither from HardyvilIe.
 PimED.-We learn that Gen. Gregsis visit 5p Black Canon failed of its object, for the eason that he could not find the Indians he kent to see. A guide conducted him to ilse Rncheria, but it had been destroyed. and kere were evidences that it had been attacked N the Finals. We have not learned what, t by, further measures will be taken fot bring. ~g the Black Canon Indians upon a rescrya- bn.
 FURrHER.-By an arrival from Black Canon learn that Lieutcaaa', at tho head of q tAehment of cavalry, discovered the camp the friendly Indians (who call themselves ache fumas), and charged upon it at full bed, ilourishirg white handkerchief iu one nd and q sx-shoofer in the other The Hans were stGPi'i enough to interpret this rasant demonstration as hostile, and incon- tently fled, all except one poor old blind low, who couldn't get away, and was cap ed This brilliant movement, we are told, be near resulting in serious difficulty with Indians but they were finally convinced bt no harm was meant them, and som0 of m have come in.
 to the failure to connect hhe Congressional appropriation 70 pay the enses of our Territorial Government for current fiscal year, greenbseks are very Fee in Prescott just now BlucIaces, 2 or retary's vouchers, are used to eonsidera- extent in commercial transactions, but are her inconyenient for general currency.
 HARLEY CoxTRAcr.-Messrs. Cargyia < raham of Walnut Grove having received contract for supplying barley to Latimore ro, agents at Wickcnburg for iaegrr &
 have secured all the barley raised on the eayampa and were in town this week
 ling arrangements fr freighting it i'm diately to Wickenburg.
 II. Corr, Esq, of lIarAyvillc. has sue
 led in making arrangements with Phiia- Phia capitalists to sink shaft 2l0 feet
 on the " Pride of the Pines lode,
 rba- Yuma Mining District, Mnhare cam.
 Nr. C. is expected to commence opera
 about the first of November. From all funts he has permanent and promising
 bclPEp.--Louis Chevalier, a soldier, under Q Pnce of death for the murder of a sergeant
 'ate creek last Spring, made his escape on
 fsday evening and has not been retaken
 e had no jail here. tke prisoner had been
 ln custody to the military authorities
 Prt Whipple, where he had been kept in
 ana securely guarded. At about seven sk on the evening naael, he went to the accompanied by his guard, and managed
 ip away in the darkness without being ''|E5 wed. It is thought that he had friend, - a@z |%sis' him, else he eould hardly have ef [l. hls escape, heavily ironed as he was
 Tor him in the vicinity of the Fort proved unavailing party came ui z-TIT ie Fort about eleven o'clock, aroused
 bonrke, and proceeded to search sev
 nouses in town, but without success
 'sr was convicted in Jnly last, and sen
 'o be hanged or the 10th of August
 S feprieyed by the Governor until tho
 .ne present month, in order to allow
 Aha Judge Berry, an opportunity t'
 to ese before the Supreme Court witl
 !, '" "oo'1ning new trial but the pris
 ., .en's, fought it better to trust t'
 snau lo the uncertainties of the law
 P.sser'a.lon o' his life There wer
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