The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15

s5a pIaced in our sanctum few excellent iSSl0n ,oro celebration on Monday last
 nA of some fifty naked saYages
 9 TT s,b naint, and howling like demons he nubl V sSs. .,.r danced around Apache scalp |, to Op pended from 8 stah'
 atL0R1x TncRsDAY last party Oi Indians nun m lc
 .;no about l5O made descent upon a heru ot
 ihs baionging toA Lazard (better known
 sFrsnebv'9 drove off the herders ana cap- |f Good, .5 sSs entire herd Unfortunately there re- south ;ne5 <. Camp Lowell olny sufficient troops
 .s~r;aon the Post so that immediate pursuit |UNTRy 5Id n,s be made. But little nope IS enter"
 ned ofrecovering any of the stock.
 rectly rvw Richardson Hotel will be reoPeneGdi othing ,.davtbe Izth inst, in the house ot w. 5 ths rv The table will be supplied with the pest is the narket; Lodgers will find comfGrtap!s
 om and no pains will be spared to make 'niS
 ,uss merit share of public favor
 GrxEaaz DEvlx-It has not occurred since sh, ur engagement in conducting public OurnaI Eale's this c;ty that we have been called upon to Ing @e otice the departure of any gentleman "hoss FaSh ithdraual from our midst has caused such all co n;versal expression ofregret in our community f' the Departure of the subject of this notlce'
 ho left for Camp McDowell on the 10th inst
 i. no,y about nine months since General depu, ,av;o arsved here from Prescott and relieved Ssn's ,sueraI Crttenden in the command of this urer ,b4I9;sr ct; during that time all of that un' - auuted energy and skill for which he became h Chm noted during the rebellion has been exer-
 ised to its utmost o put down our terrible
 pemy the Apsches.' Notwithstanding the To. umher of men furnished him has been so very fof' lpited success has attended many of his ef- ,rts. Strange as it may sound abroad, about E Co., heonlysuccessfu demonstrations made against i-LAI he Apaches in southern Arizona since the ad-
 tent, of the California Volunteers, has been
 lttainel un Ter the mar cement of General
 Deyiu dalng his command of this sub.Distric'' Asa Gentleman and soldier we have not AMI net the superior of General Devin in all our II .. sxperisace in and out of the army. With his RIEs sharazterslic ,unpretendiug way of governing nabe III his novement5 he left us wi bout any dis.
 play, and so quetIy that but very few of our @ citizens knew anything about 1t, otherwise he
 would have received that parting compliment |A' he is sojustly entitled to- We hear the express k Co lions ofregEet universal a consequence of his
 being caed from us 10 another field Of labor. | P !" We trust that every success will attend him 1
 wherever he may go RE INDIAN oUTRAGE-The most daring as well | IS otsasterous Tn result, among the many raids A naae DV Indians Tn this section of Arizona, was |C hat enacted on Tuesday last: The train of
 
 wagons and some eighty mules, left here on oo Monaay last laden with government freight for |' Camp 'irant On Tuesday morning they dis.
 covered large party of Indians at a short dis.
 sancel and evidently preparing to make an EQl s.'aek. Ahs wagon master, who bears a very
 NAsn rspeIatlon as sklltul Indian fighter, i'm
 meQlasey ordered his wagons hauled around |m sS e'''o form circle and then turning the Y" nu1es ~lthln this inclosnre, entered with the a s"Ase party' some fourteen men, and awaited Pa .As ' asprOach o1 the Indians. These cunning |ll 'nol7laaaIS we'll aware that they could obtain sle'L preE only after an obstinate resistance T snacn must be fatal to many of them. sent for r. sasa one Of their party who, addressino tbe sagoa master by name, Santa Cruz) told hin,
 'u 0paniSh) that the Indians did not wish to
 nluFs him or his party; that they were st-ona snoagn 10 take the train by force, and advised ,'m so gave everything and they would permi. -'o wa0ae party to go unharmed. The wagon [ master Oriehy responded, that they could have 'As 'sa'n when he could no longer hold it. No 'o01sh pad the Indian translated to his fellow, sasl''ss 'he wagon master reply than the 6gbt ' s9an saced. The little party was surrounded ] -ss1' lOO Indians who kept pouring in vol. Il !, L. ' 7. 1sSo"s and bullets besids making des> 5 r suargeS at intervals, until late in ina Il s.gs. 4ssp, but were met at each charge by well 0i - bullets from within. After bavina tn rsra the struggle for abOutten hours tbe SC -seA nas'er discovered that his stock of am
 ''''' was about exhausted and three of hi