Arizona miner., 1867-09-07
TELEGRApHIC NEwS

We have the Alto Calif,,Dia or, and select the following lato telecr.,D a1'' ga the East Iron
 WAsmNGroN, August 2Oth-om ., ders were issued day assionin, ,ial r or. Thomas Co the command of the FSL Vweheral ry District, General Sheridan to tbo ' ol. ~ llta. of the Department of Missouri ond Ynr,uhahd n Hancock to the Department of tho roenenl land, the change tO take cfcc, ~, u'noer celpt oi thlS order. General Thomas fe' dered to continue to execute all ordo.- Ce may find in force in the fifth District n', authorized ny the General commando s"Ies Army to annul, alter or modify then N dan is directed to report in person n, q u't Suel headquarters before assuming his no,. aun mand. The orders are signed bv ,, on- General Townsend, by command of iGryu'ant GVt Grant, and by order of the Presiden, ey'eh S.' ing the changes named to be made u''e't
 scklcs has approved the action o, Court Martial sentencing a steamboat r..@ V. @ to pay fine of S250 for refusing n,,..h aAh colorcd woman
 WILMINGTON, August 20th.-The L. learns that Marshal Goodloe. actipc nrS.lsa YL.'.a structiun- fium Washington, has ordoraS /, n' Deputy United States Marshall to o, u' the process of tho Circuit Court Inf tba r't ted States, heretofore stopped by ord,. !, the military, with instructions to e,,...g, the name of any officer interfering SD ,b',I may be prosecuted under the criminal p.1 Col. Frank, Post Comiuandant has ar,;, Y teriered to prevent the execution of prr.rs, cs in conflict with Sickles' order. f~
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 locl's letter says there has been no ove, suing of Government obligations of any t,i Tae reports of frauds in the in the TTe,,a.. Department are without foundation.
 NEW IoRK, August l9th.-Tbe T,.. special publishes the correspondence of C,. eral Grant with the Department Conu,,I CTS, in which the former afiirms the pows, 4 removal eXi,isting in the District como,n5,, and rcpudiatcS the assertion that he H,,, proved the removal of Gov. Wells. Hs .ar gests conditions touching reconstructioo 5i tering with those of the Attorney Gepe-,l
 Mr. Plumb, Secretary of legation for No, ico, yesterday received his instructions i'm, the State Department He will reprpSs0, the United States at the ( fly of Mexm i, the quality of a Charge q Aifaires. and sT leave tomorrow for Mexico. The rct,, commission to Otterburg is cancelled.
 The H.rJld special says General Grant bs already made several changes in the WrW flee assigning Q number of Stantons iaro,ns for active duty.
 X Galveston dispatch says that the velor fever |, worse than ever before known. E deaths occurred last week
 ST. loUrs. August lSth-COl Tavlor o,s of the Indian Commissioners, has gone {, Washington on receipt of an important 5s | patch. More Indian depredations arc r ported along the Union Pacific Railroad
 Judge iiol. has written a card explaih-, his transactions with Cunoycr, and denyi, absolutely that he was ever connected va the alleged conspiracy
 The HUId's ccial says General Grant hu urged the President to dismiss tbe eata Cabinet. Grant is known to be particular hostile to Seward, regarding him too adna and dangerous.
 The Nar says Gen. forward will s0ca s relieved of the command ol the Freednsti Bureau. aad an officer not above the raak Colonel will toe assigned to tue position.
 A number Of volunteers now in seTc will soon be relieved, snd their places fllR ' by regular officers.
 The corn and cotton crops of Alabami r better than they have been for yeaH. To yield of corn k immense.