The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-29
Late Eastern News.
From file, of tn. daily New Msxioan.)

having full inventory made of everything cons uec4ed,Eith the printing bureau, Plates etc, moi DeeAed, costing nearhalf a million dollars will be disposed of
 The Times special says the cabinet did n othiDg regarding the Cuban question. Ihei Secretary ofetate has declared that there is nothing before his department showing that g n expeditIon has left this country. He looked upon the newspaper reports as greatly exaggerated, The government of Spain has never officially informed this government as to any insurrec- ton in Cuba and it would not be expedient 10 issue a proclamation Of neutrality. The Presi1 dent and cabinet finally decided against the present repeal.
 New York, May l0.-The Sun has an ac- count ot gold discovery at Hoboken, where a ledge of rock vas opened to take out stone for foundation of the Stevens free college Some of the rock 3ielded seventy dollars per ton, q.5 New York, May l2-The Tribune's special from London says the initial steps have been taken for an alliance, offensive and defensive, between England, France and Spain against the United States. Summers speech, the 6llibus- tering tendencies of Grants administration, and the reported connivance at expeditions from the United States against Cuba, are being made the pretext for the necessity of such an alliance. ...,.- .,-
 Washington. May ll--Orders have been tel egraphed to the federal officials at New Or leans to look sharp after certain Caban expeditions said to be fitting out there.
 Receipts for internal revenue for the present month average halfa million per day. Receipts for customs alIo continue heavy.
 Coin balance in the treasury $87, ,000, ,000, bonds $20OOO 900. .
 Government today received advices direct from the insurrectionary district of Cuba giving information of movements in that quarter Cuban sympathizers here; state that there are now 25,000 men in the Cuban army, of whom 2,500 are Americans, anu 5000 more ameri- cans will soon be there These parties say that the success of the Cubans is sure if our govern ment recognizes them as beligereHts.
 Fabins, confidential agent of the Santa De- mingo government had an interview with secretary Fisk on the subject of annexation which will soon receive official consideration.
 Washington. May 1.-The Postmaster Gem eral hearing that certain western contra ctors are in the habit of throwing of mails to m ake room for passengers and express matter, has fined two of them one thouSaBd dollars each, and will apply this rule in every case. The de- partment will also withhold pay in every in- stance where trip is not performed, no n alter what the cause may be.
 New York, May IA Washington dispatch says it Is thought that the infamous proclama ton of Count. Valmazeda, commander of the eastern department of Cuba, will lead to trouble between Spain and the United States
 New York, May lt-It is reported here to- day that the difficulty between Fisk and the Union Pacific railroad has been compromised
 Havana, May 1l-Gen. Dulce has returned from Matamoros. Fighting is reported going on near Nuevitas-no particulars
 Denver, May lI-At l:3O D. m, at Promon tory Point, after the conclusion of a prayer at l2;49 the last gold spike was presented and driven in at three strokes. Each stroke was simultaneously sent over the wirea to New York and san Francisco. A. the latter place g gun was fired as the strokes were given, and great 'enthusiasn was manifested,syerthe fact that the iron band that unites@ ocean to ocean was complete.
 The weather for the past five or six days has been very stormy, heavy winds prevail accom-, panied by thunder lightning and rain, On Sun. day last a heavy hail storm setin-hail falling as large as hen 5 eg5s. ~
 New 1ork, May l2. -lhe Chban general Marmel, has issued a proclamation responsive to that of the Spanish general, Valmazed, 1T which he proclaims war to the death against Spsnisrds. +A
 The Independence Beige, reports the story ofrupture between the Pope and the SpanisI government, RecouEtsof attempted dictatior in Spanish afairszby the Pope. SB ~
 New York. May l2.-Tribune's Atanta special says Judge Adkins, republican senator from Warren county, who was assassina on Monday last, had been repeatedly warned not to enter the cornty althought it was his birth, place and home. Paying no attention to threats he started home few days ago and arrived al Deering station where his carriage was waiting for him. While proceeding homewards, ana within two miles of his house, man issued from the woods and hailed Mr Adkins who re. coguized him his salutation was returned ac- companid by the presenting and firing of the assassins pistol, the bullet piercing the senator heart Mr. Adkins was a staunch republican and bore an irreproachable private character He was one ofthe delegation of Georgians who visited General Grant some weeks ago. and i