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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-17
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-21
Political Patriots,

We quote the following from the New York Sunday Me-
cury and congratulate the Fenian Brotherhood the
activity and efficiency with which their District Center for
New York. Mr. E. Carey marshang his forces for the
good and glory of Tammany Hail. Such men will free Ire
land soon. Not doubt of it.
PREPARING FOR ST. PATRIcK's DAY-On Friday night
the Irish Civic Societies of this city agreed upon line of
march for the procession ST. Patricks day. and
mtee headed by Mr. E. L. Carey and Father Hapin waited
request escort That official repedrelaxing his usual
vcousness of vsagehat they should have all the escort
of march SO as to cross from the Bowery through Canal
into Broadway and up that horoughare. AS the Committee
wish to retain the old Chatham route the proposition
to be referred the Police Commissioners The Sixty
ninth Regiment will not appear on ST. Paricks day.
Are Ireands best rong in the prisons of the enemy
while those silly selfish Haunting their flags
and exhibiting their degradation?
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-21
The Koran Not Opposed to Constitutional Gov.
nnf
eminent.

From the c6i" Turkish paper published in London Organ
of the Young Turkey" pary)
Now be it known that the glorious Koran has said
separating not from another be united and agreed and
such union is called nation, and he protecting such
nation ruler leader and that protection, government
And the Koran has commanded the Mussumans possessing
such government be loyal saying, Obey the holy law
and obey your rulers; that is those who obey the law
Furthermore the Koran has commanded rulers and kings to
be trustworthy just and righteous and to take counsel Be
hold then such the principles of government which our
has laid down. The duties of the ruler and
the differences of administration required by change of time
and circumstances conclude that any institution which
not opposed these principles of government that is to
say to obedience unity and the duties of trusworhnes
Justice recttude taking counsel together if
should think it good will be good in the eyes OF G9d III,
latitude of these inunctons has been the that the
caphs and kings of Islam have governed by means of in
sutons suited their time and circumstances SO that If
we look Mohammedan histories with unpreudlced eye
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-21

ninth Precincts numbering 80 men, remained the island
last nigh under command of Captain Bennett. to que any
excited and in spite of their injuries bent upon fight
ing it the first opportunity. About 700 partici-
pated in the riot, and number of the emgrans are
missing it is believed that they either slain hiding
about the island
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

Los ANGELES irEMs.-From the .Stay, of August sth, we learn that Cabeson Indian, who killed one of his tribe, was taken up, tried by the Chiefs, found guilty and hung
 X number of the citizens, upon hearing the rumor that our government was about to ac- quire Sonora and Sinaloa, talked of starting for those States. The District Court was in session. The criminal calendar presents the names of Pablo Navarro, murder, Cleft the country; George Barry, murder, set for l2th; Horace Bell, murder in the second de- gree; Martin Lelong, murder in the second degree, Cleft the county); NJ. c. Lachenais, murder; Angel Mora, murder, set for 10th. ....T The citizens were getting yaecinated as fast as possible, preparing to march against General Small-Pox, should he come that way from the Bay. :. On the morning of August lst, slight shock of earthquake was felt in the city, which caused some alarm. It did no damage of consequence The Common l Council has established Board of Health The competition between the express offices is developing fast riding The time made by the Union Pacific Express, carried by Tomlin. son X Co.,, on Monday morning last, was from warehouse door, at San Pedro, distanct g miles, sixty minutes from ships side, sev enty minutes; beating Wells, Fargo < Co, time, by Banning & Co.,, twenty four minutes -. The tin mines at Temescal are turning out very we'll. There are about dozen Cor nish miners at work, who are sinking on tho | ledge, which is down about thirty feet and exhibits vein fully five feet wide Ore O very high per centage has been struck.
 The Rpt5li;aa says: At the meeting O the Grant and Colax Club, on the evening of the lst, L. Letchenberger, Captain Wm Moore and Captain Thos Cox were chose1 Delegates to the District Convention at Sar Francisco.
 From the Neus we learn that the Asses ment Roll of the county contains 170O names and the valuation of property is nearly Si, 100000 There are yet more names to b, placed upon it, which, the Neus thinks, vii show an increase of 800 taxpayers since last year. Pretty good "A train of ten govern ment wagons passed through the city or | Tuesday afternoon last, en route for Whining ton, From Fort Mohaye, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

PrRsoNAL.--Wc had tho pleasure during the week, of a call from Mr. Adams, late q candidate for Congress from Arizona. and now on his way to Washington, D. C., where he will probably contest the right of his suc- cessful rival. Gov. Mccormick. to his seat in Congress. Mr. <. confirms the report of hos tile Indians in the Territory. On his way m he made short stop in San Diego, of the progress, and general prosperity of which be speaks in the highest tems.-Los Aageles Re publican, July 90.
 Guess Mir. Adams will not venture Co con test McCormick's right to the SlT,000 and the honor. He (Adams) was scarceiyknown in the recent fight. Had NIT. Rush the means he would probably sec whether or not Con grcss would sanction the outrage committed upon the people of this Territory by McCor- mick & O., in running over the line and vot- ing hundreds of Sonoranians Co secure his election and defeat the will of the people. But even then, Rush is a Democrat, while Mccormick claims to be a Republican, and of course he tRush) would have no show to ge: his legal rights from the present Congress FRoN an advertisement in the San Fran cisco Daily Examiner, We learn that x. II i Mowry was to have ridden 300 miles in fifteen consecutive hours at Bay View Park, on the 2d inst. Late news says he did it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22
Eastern News.

Tuesdays California mail arrived here Mon- day night, several hours ahead of time. It brought us California weeklies of August lst, and daics of the 4th. From the despatches contained in them we condcnsc the following:
 The great flood, which recently occurred at Baltimore, destroyed property to the value of S3,OO0,OOO Several lives were lost.... The Legislature of Tennessee met in extra session Sept. 2S, for the purpose of calling out the militia to suppress secret organiza- tions of rebels.n This is what Brownlow says, but thinking people will see that it is done with view of fulfilling his promise to give Grant and Colfax 2j,0O0 majority in the State. Of course the militia will be composed, mainly. of blacks A new cast of com manders for the military despotisms of the South has been announced. In it we fail to see the name of General Mcdowell. What has become of bm2 . Another outrage is contemplated by Radical politicians. It is to have the Legislatures of New Africa, |. .. the South. elect Presidential electors . The Sac ramento Uai0's New York correspondent says Brick Pomeroy's new paper, the New York Democrai, will be issued from the office of the San, and goes on to give Dana fits for thus colluding with the great La Crosse Copperhead The Kansas State Democratic Convention nominated George W. Click. for Governor, NJ NJ. Cashin, for Lieutenant Gov eTnor,aud C. W. Blair, for Congress Rev erdy Johnson and family sailed from Balti- more, for London, August lst. A great many people accompanied him to the steamer
 A seven years patent has been granted to A. C. Millich, for making paper out of wood and ! straw. The Prussian Government has in- structed officials not to indict, prosecute or | punish naturalized German Americans who may have emigrated without permission | July 3d a mob of negroes at New Orleans at | tempted to take the life of one of their race, man named Robbins, who had been mak- ] ing Democratic speeches. They surrounded ! building in which he took refuge, and but ! for Governor Yarmouth, would have torn il down. Excitement ran high. Every day news is telegraphed that such and such q Satrap has announced that civil government is being restored in the South, but facts don't bear out these assertions, for the military continue to be supreme rulers, and will until
 after the Presidential election. But, then
 military rule is preferable to negro rule
 An afiray took place at Atlanta, Georgia, re
 gently, between some whites and negroes
 Several persons were wounded. .Charle.
 c. Halpine (Miles o'Reily) the able edito
 of the New York Citizen, died in that city
 July 3d. John c. Heenan wants to hay,
 set-to with Mike McCool The Atlantis cable refused to work on the Sd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22
[Comniunicatedl
PRrsrorr, Arizona, Aug. lS, 1868.

PREsroTr, Arizona, Aug. IS, 1868.
 EDITOR ARIZONA MINER: Sir-In the ab- sence of Gen. Deyin, my attention has been called to an article in your paper of the 10th inst;~in which, speaking of military opera tions. you say that some people "blame the General for his late expedition eastward, when he could have found Indians around here and in his defense you inform them that the trip was made against bis inclina- ton and in obedience to orders.
 Gen. Deyin is too well trained a soldier to express such disinclinatlon, even if he felt it, but, on the contrary, be was already organ izing an expedition to the same point, and only expressed his regret that General Crit tenden's order, precipitated the movement, before his preparations were complete.
 General Crittendens order was for a CO., operative movement on the part of the troops in this District, and its necessity was fully recognized by General Dcyin, who at once abandoned his own plans and applied himself to the carrying out those of his superior. The Indians in Southern Arizona had become very bold, and, it was thought, would give the troops fight if pursued to their strong holds, which were reported to be in tho slc- ton of country he was ordered to penetrate 1 As to General Deyin's eccentric wandering. hundreds of miles to the eastward, through a hitherto unknown section Of country, ir search of the real Apache stronghold, instead of remaining at his comfortable headquarters and coufning his operations to chasing a few predatory bands within radios of fifty mlei around Prescott, have nothing to say. Sucl conduct admits of no defense. II. R.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

LARAMIE City, the new "magic town" on the U P. K. is, if we are to believe the Indl1, in bad way. Thatpape says: "The may or has resigned, the city treasurer ran off with the funds and unpaid printers blll; the council has all busted to old Harry and all that is left of the city organization are Jack Gurrclle, marshal, and Wm. Clark, city at torney They are running the machine on small pay; the fines won't half pay expenses, but we would like to act mayor for the half of s46s,O0 per week"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

DR. BrsacAR says Strangers who visit Southern Colorado and New Mexico for the first time, notice delightful peculiarity m our climate. We allude to the coolness Of the nights during the hot weather of the summer. No matter how oppressiyely hot are the days, we are certain of cool, refresh ing air at night The same is true of North ern and Central Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

THE ELECTORAL CorLEoa BuI--The bill for counting the Electoral votes. as it passed both Houses of Congress, on Saturday, July llth, is in fui as follows:
 Res0lred. stc, That none of the States whose inhabitants were lately in rebellion shall be cn- utir to be represented ii ;.se .h.cc:s-=! C;,!ies for the choice Of President or Vice President of the United States, nor shall electoral votes be received or counted from any Of such States. un- less, at the time prescribed by law for the choice of Electors, inc people of such States. pnf-gan; Co the acts of Congress in that behalf -baii have since tbe 4th day of March lsC7 adopted c Con stitution of State Governments under which @ State Government shall have been organized and shali be in operation. and unless such elections shal! have been held ander the authority Of such Constitution aud Government. and such State shall have also become entitled Co be rc presented 10 Congress pursuant 10 acts Of Congress iR that behalf; provided that nothing herein contained shall be construed Co apply io any State which was represented in Congress on the ith of March. ieG7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

YIELD OF SOME oP OUR MNEs-TIe yield oi the Gould < Curry, Savage and Hale < Norcross. from the time of their being opened April !. 1858. was, we are informed by gentleman " ho has been al the pains of getting the figures as nearly as they were atiainabe, a little over sZ1.O0OOOO. Besides this We may ray that the Ophir Mexican and Central in the same time yielded S6 0O00 0O0; tke California SI00B00. and the Chollar-Potosi. S5,o00, 900. and we have over SiO.0D0.090 saying nothing of he mines of Gold Hill and other mines on the Comsioch rangr.- PUgiHia EiterDrise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

WHES contemporary steals, we like to see him steal something good, and are eonse- quentiy pleased with our brother quilldriver of the Dutch Flat (Cal.) Enquirer, for trans ferring, from the columns of the MINER, a piece of poetry entitled Time" which we copied from and credited to the Detroit Free Press, one of the oldest and ablest Democratic papers in the country. Probably the Enquirer man, Icing Radical thought it no harm to keep up the good old customs of his party, one of which is to piIfer from Democrats.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

SAN BERNARDISo ITEMs.-We have the Guardian of August 8th, from which we learn that the miners on Lyttle Greek were doing we'll. Harpending & Co.,, were preparing to build large Hume. 4 party of Frenchmen have been making $40 day. The citizens of San Bernardino held meeting on the night of the 9th inst, and resolved strongly in favor of extending the aid of the county to the building of a railroad from Anahem landing to their town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

X WARNGNc.--Gen. Crook has published a general order announcing the completion o the treaty between the United States and leading Chiefs of the hostile Indians in the Malhcur country. The General warns the white. that faithful compliance with the stipula,ion' of the treaty is necessary. Port io1d (O0goa) Bai'da.
 The General doubtless thougIt it unneccs- sary to warn the Indians to observe the treaty. These untutorcd lambs are notorious for their strict observance of treaties. They never break them until it suits their convenience and even then they are reluctant to proceed to extreme measures until the Government has fully completed it's annual distribution among them of arms and ammuniton.-E Figaro C1a Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

TnE Funding bill. recently passed by Congress authorizes the issne of bonds running for 3g OF 70 years. of the denomination of slO or multi pies of that sum bearing interest in coin ai the rate of q per cent. for thirty year bonds. and end per cent. for forty year bonds. It exempts all from taxation; said bonds to be exclusively used for redemption of fivctwentcs Section 2 apprUpriaies from duties ou imports Sl35 090 009 annually 10 be applied to payment Of the inter est and reduction of the principal of the debt Third section prohibits payment of any eomms- sion for negotiating sale of these bonds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22
WORMSER & CO.
and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona.
 .... DEALERS No. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots. Shoe, Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc. ('ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR on 1 pioneer friends and the public generally z, their new and splendid assortment of goods T, cln;ly purchased, by one Of the firm. in San Ffa, cisco, and now on hand at their stores in La Pa and PFcscOit.
 Give as @ call and see for yourselves. wear not selling for ruinous prices our motto Is st5 has been, Live and Let Llvcn
 Our stock in in Paz Is acknowledged ty AT who have seen and examined it, io be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment Of goods ever brought to that pl,e, Merchants, farmers miners and others, wisblrr to purchase goods. would do well Co give us call, before pgrchazil, e!se.shers
 WORMSER X co. myl6 La Paz and Prescott, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

SHOWS THE CLovEy Foor.--A Washington dispatch says Troops will not be withdrawn from Arkansas or any other restored State at present. The troops will as in Tennessee, aid the civil authorities, but will not act, un- less called upon by the Governor" And "the Governor" will be quite likely to call upon them during the election. Pretty reconstruc- tion, ain't itl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

THE FrSiANs.--" Mack " in his letter from New York, on the Sd, to the Cincinnati Enquirer, said
 The Fenian soldiers as body have declared for the Democratic cause. They were too long deluded by hollow and insinceTe promises from the Republican party
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

A CALIFORNIA paper says Upwards of 2O,0O0, 900 are deposited in the ten savings societies of San Francisco against Sf,OOO,OOO in January, 1866 Wish the owners would invest half this sum in the mines of North ern Arizona-co-operatiyely. They would soon be milionaires.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22
Blacksmithing.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD E | inform the people of Prescott and p surrounding country, that be hos leasea ss,,srs n the shop, tools, etc, Of the Mli,er '',, sbsre their ranch. one mile west from Preseo!t ,nr ri is he is prepared Co do all kinds Of blaeksIni'Dins a wOrknanlike manner. ,.,t GOD.
 Horse, mule and OK shoes VIII DC A.t .ti,e O. stautiy on hand, and 1 shall endenvo, ,o Isa.pe.s tire satisfaction in this branch oi i,II,scgfTY. ,Is
 MIller's Ranch, May %, lsSe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

A MR. HAmILToS, who represents the ne rroes of Florida in the |. s. Senate, wants to impeach the President once more. Sail in, Hamilton: another impeachment fire in the rear would cook the Radical goose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

GEN. HALLECK and staff have gone to Alaska on tour of inspection. Wonder when General Ord will take a trip down this way. Would like to sec him lose a horse or two by the Apaches,-it is so pleasant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

FRANK LESLIE, the great New York pub lisber, has sued for divorce from his wife. He charges her with adultery, and asserts that one of his wood-engravers is the "nigger in the wood pile"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

APoLITE PHRAsE.--The Springfield Mass. ] Repul{ican k becoming refined. A merchant of Palmer, Mass, recently decamped defraud- ing his creditors out of many thousands of dollars. The Republican speaks of it as "an- other moral and financial irregularity" Is rot this the essence of refinement and eau tion2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

ESLARGED.--The Los Angeles semi-weekly Neses has been enlarged and otherwise i'm proved. The Nsrss is an excellent Democratic Journal, l,-every way worthy of the charming, vigorous young California city in which it is published.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

MlxISG.-Stocks are again looking up in California. The old spirit is reviving. We notice sales of interests in prominent mines recently. Hope the spirit will work down this way.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

4 Radical paper says: "There is con. test in the sixth Tennessee district of re. crcttable nature. Both Mr. Arncll the prs ent member, and Hon. J. Jack Buck, claim Co have been regularly nominated by the Re publicans. and both are determined to go into the election
 Well, let them go in, MT. Buck Nigter will settle the dispute by electing Mr Jack Buck, Buck or some other Buck. It makes no difference to them
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22
c. JACKSON & Co.,, MOntezuma street, Prescott.

NXTEHAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM T w San Francisco with large assort- xtSS mcnt of LIQUORS. which we offer for sAie - at reduced prices. for cash at our sample IC.l. , where Joe and Sol. rho handsomss; and so-.-. -.. men in town, viii always be 0r hand 10 ai's-'' llquors in the most approved style.
 CHAMPAGNE on draft We never slop g,' .i'.
 r. S.--.Jne has now another attraction pesiD~ his Purp." C. JAChsoH 'V
 Prescott June ., 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

ExPENsTyE.-T Thurlow Weed remarks: We do not say that Mir. Greedy was paid like com mon lobby man, but we do know that Dean Rich mond peace to bis ashes has often said in our presence that Greeley was d-d expensive cuss'n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

TIE Los Angeles (Cal.) Nees wants new State formed out of Southern California and part of Arizona. Can't spare you an inch of our soil, Mr Ne,ss, unless it be for grave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

KIT CARsoN's widow and orphans are to have the usual pension of Brigadier Gen erals family, until the youngest is twenty one; and each of'the children is to have two hundred and twenty acres of land in New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

THE Balletia heads an article, "Grants Vic tories and Loss of Life.n When and where did be expire
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

TIE computing clerk in the San Fran cisco mint and an outside broker have been making money by nice little way they had of making flow bars high.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

THE New York Sun, RadicaD admits that the Democrats will carry the Empire State for Seymour and Blair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

4 dispatch from Washington states that Senators Cole and Conness, accompanied by George c. Gorham, had started for California, overland. They probably want to fix things for the fall election.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

Ky letter received from Tonto Valley. in this county and Territory, dated July l3, 1868, written by our correspondent "Reno, '' we learn that on July 3d, about 20O Indians jumped the Government herd which was guarded by II soldiers, when a sharp fight ensued, thc result of which was, three Indians killed and or wounded. The Indians got away with some mules.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-22

EIGHT HoUR LAw.-1he edict has gone forth that eight hours shall constitute days labor for employees of the Government.