The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-22
Gate Eastern News.
(From files of the daily New Mexican


 Now York, May 4-The HeraId's Cubt
 special states that the revoluhopist, held
 Congress 4 pril 18th a. Sherman. over thirr
 representatives were present from all parts o
 tLe Island Gen, Cesp5des presided. Resolu-
 lions were adopted which declares the revolu.
 tionary parry is Sighting for independence from
 Spain and aHexatiou to the Unitel Statoz
 General Quesada WAS again elected Generalig-
 s.mo Delegates were enthusiastic and sanguine
 and determined. It is reported that the span> iards have captured several members of the re Y5lGtionary committee.
 St Louis, May 3-Francis B. Hoyne and
 Charles J, Merrill of Boston, directors of the South Pacific railroad are here accomraa,ed by Andrew Pierce managing director, and will leave tomorrow for southwest Missouri 10 in> Sgect thet work already done, and 10 arrange for placing more of the read under contract Iron and rolling stock for the road is arriving. and the work of construction is being rauiilv pushed forward
 New York, May 4-Tho Express says that Marshal Barlow has received reliable i:c5rn,a- ton tLat a steamer left this FoFt last night for Cuba with three hundred men, each provided win rife and uniform. The vessel also took c large quantity of light clothing and proyis> ions to last month or six weeks.
 The Express adds that another expedition is preparing to leave. The marshal is ingesti- galing the matter
 San Francisco, May "A railway tie of polished California laurel wood, mounted et either end with solid goll spikes, costing two hundred dollars, was forwarded 10 the end ot the track of the central pacific railroad as ae last tie and will te laid by Leland Stanford on Saturday next thus completing tEo pacific railroad,
 The saamer Japan sailed to-day for lion. Kong via Yolahoma with one million three hundred and thirty eight thous.n nd dollars ( ,330 009) in specie.
 Washington 'iay 5-Di, patches say adyices by way of F!orija i've the sdi,. arrival within the patriot lines ot the vessel from New york, loaded with arms etc. suppose Q ta rape shot
 .,,a~-ne, Ma 5-Tno C~Jaa iyu,rsIa coos tain usual accounts ofiusign'f-"u' SAir'2ishts
 Afo-,-b;s My .a---A serious riot occurreG If Tennessee, last night, in which ole .,I.:.e man and three negroes were killed, and ,ne white man named Tom Nugent nortaIIy wounded several negroes were also wounded. The affair grew from negro having tried 10 : .ill weite man named Spevan, who approach i the negro in a crowd anu asked him about t another negro in the crowd took it ap when he quarrel became general 1t T o'clock ' lst night the fight was still going on. Further 7 articaIars are anXiously locked for London, May 5-In the House Of Commons u ir Jno. Hay inquired what action government | ad taken to secure the brig Mary Lowell ', artured by the Spanish. D New York, May 5-It is stated that ;, .ticy's :, ritten instructions will be preparel at the cl ate department Although he will have large s secretion in matters which may come before oi m his instructions relating 10 the Alabama p aims are kncwu to be based on Senator Su,u- .,, ers sneech which seems to have been made -er. Motley is directed 10 be in no hurry but of await 8 favorable opportunity for ofeuing ,gotiations on the subject. "' The government has given minister Rose by anz's messenger, Dr, Bgike no encourage .nt
 IL has been ascertained from authentic R- lrces that the Juraz government does not -' lntenance the proposition relative to the sale Mexican territory.