The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26

Washington. June 4.-Letters r. u. were received here this mornirr rI:> h that the force under general Jordan in joining the Cuban forces after sa,.- .-- F
 in which the Spauiards were rennr - serious losses. osses of Jordan's f..
 slight, only 45 killed and wounded -a his artillery, arms and immunition tl with him TOO new rifles.
 The owners of tbe steamer O,.l s' expects her immediate release and ssr 10 sail on the 18th. tg
 Havana, June 7.-Captain Gene lr
 sailed to~day for Spain; he was aca,. ], to the steamer by all the military os 1 high rank now in the city, and .a a
 volunteer regiments. SC
 The Havana journals publish rer,- h, thousand of the insurgents are surra. !, and that Generals Pedro Cespedes ar ., cisco Foraaus are among them.
 St. Louis, June Dispatches fr-. City, Kansas, state that the mail t- ' left Sheridan yesterday morning Wy. oI the track about four miles west of cig station by Indians. A considerable ns- Indians Were near by while the track ilt ing repaired, and shots were eXchauge, 6 former and persons belonging to the s. t. no one was hurt. Lieutenant Law '' company of the 4th Cavalry, campei .ti mouth of Ash Creek, had seen and te Indians but they always escaped. li
 Colonel Weir had just returned to E NJ from the pursuit of the Indians who h
 mitted the outrages at Fossil Greek lg not overtake them. Another scoatr, all was sent out by General Custar ig
 Yesterday morning about one Lua,Y dians were seen within a mile of Sheg. nc a red flag ho;sted. le
 Chicago, June 8.-3epublican's Va. q special says that the republicans proJs a, ried every ward, There was a graa. :; disturbance at the polls throuh the day. ';,i the house of Secretary Stanton the ro opposed a colored man who wanted to s,, citizens ticket, and brought on a sh. ho between the negroes and policemer ,o, whom are republicans. The chief of pol considerably bruised with clubs and st | number of policeman was also injured no negroes were shot dead and several w xr The streets are full of police this ever.; W everything is comparatively quiet Over, five persons were more or less Iriure nc the day. In some of the wards the d.- iti let the election go by default ai
 Washington June I0.-The Prasll.-tu D. c, Marsh collector of r the district of Paso del Norte, Texas al v. Mexico. e
 Reports from reliable sources at Haya ty present that the Cu5ans were m9kin. y offensive movements, and were never m lol spirits or more sanguine of success la
 Delegate Mccormick from Arizona os laid before General Sherman and S-.le Rawlins full staten ent of recent Iaj,c lol rages in Arizona, and great losses suar S citizens He made an appeal for more r. and the matter has been referred 10 c. 1.'- Thomas commanding the Pacific Depar I'll General Sherman has favorably eriJT as memorial of the legislature of ArIZr or questlng that arms and rati0ns be Is. 10, -attlers where they can effectively CO.,. lel with the troops against hostile Indians 10,
 Madrid, June 9.-The project for F scl was debated at great length in the Cora ls' ierday, and was finally referred to a cum Io' During the discussion AIazo5a stated t ' election of king was impossible at Or
 Liverpool, June9-Emigration to Ama ,. very fast; 5000 people s' portlast week, IS