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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
Letter from New York.
IcoRRrsroSD1Scr ARIZONA Mi K. ]
Nrw YoNK Cry. Sept 2l, ll9.

NEW IOhh tfIi' pSpb -i, ''"'
 New York is fast assuming it's Fall a,ear ance, and, with the approach of cool wther comes the usual change in the fashions The ladies are fast dscarding their fancy csbrics and light silks, and donning heavy a,arel. Bright colors appear to be all the rage Red, being the most popular with the ytnger branch, is worn in bonnets, jockeys, s'pues, cloaks, and even in dresses. To the rief of almost every one, that horrible greciaibend is fast disappearing, and will soon be hong the things that were. While saying few words about dress, it is but fair that give the sterner sex a passing notice. In T4cc of the natty little English walking coatthg are trying pretty hard to introduce thd bite dress coat, with brass buttons, and Ih fair prospect of success. You know thatta- riety is the spice of life, and anything in he way of change IS warmly welcomed by he votaries of fashion The ruling hat is a ldT- crowned stiil-brim felt, with a very bod cloth band, but, for the benefit of all Ao may desire something more dressy the alt ters have again brought forward the tll crown, curled brim silk hat, which has pt been in vogue since spring. It being Idle too early for a minute description of the sll styles, will reserve it for future cons pondence.
 Thinking it may interest your readerto know what we have in the way of am,c- ment, will give you a short account of wht is going on at our theaters, beginning vth the palace of the Erie King, James Fisk, d., the Grand Opera House Lucille Westemis rcigning there, and has just started upon hr fourteenth week. She has appeared in 'el- iver Twist,n "The Sea of Ice,n her gnd speciality of "East Lynne" and is at preGt appearing in her matchless impersonatia of Doha Dolores, in Sardon's great French nii- tary drama, Patrie
 The prince of American comedians, Jceph Jefferson, has just concluded very suCe,s ful engagement of seven weeks, at Both's new and beautiful theatre, appearing very night, as Rip Van Wrinkle, in Boucicult's comedy of the same name. He is succeeded by Miss Kate Bateman, who made hel frs, appearance last night, as Leah" ohancter which she has made solely her own. Shs was warmly welcomed by crowded hsise
 At Niblo's, "Formosa," new fly, act drama, has superseded the Lydia Thompson burlesque troupe.
 Chang, Chinese monstrosity, niD Se high, reigns supreme at Woods Mseum | But, the event of the season has been te ap pearancc, at the Tammany, of Englanl's ex champion, Jcm Mace, in his Grecian Statues The minor places Of amusement are rceiying their portion of patronage.
 Yesterday, a French frigate arripd al quarantine, with several cases of yeilov fever aboard. The sick were transferred b tn, hospital, when the ship was thoroughly flu migated and cleansed She then put D sea We do not anticipate the spreading f thi. terrible disease. sIRrF.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

ON the railroads in France electricity is taking the place of human watchfulncss. On many lines there are contriyances where the passing of train is automatically announced to neighboring stations. The cars pass over connecting wires, and the train records itself before and behind, so that it's progress and appearance are alike indicated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

FRoM the report of the Assessor of Los Angeles county, California, we learn that there arc 35,Oo0 bearing Orange trees and 5000 lemon trees in that county. The Neus says some old orange trees produce 4,OO0. A lemon tree's average production is given at 2,OOO. Its estimate of the value of last years crop of oranges and lemons is S75l, 800.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

TIE Wilmington correspondent of th Los Angeles Ner' says Col Baker, of this place, IS soon to take charge of the military pst at Wilmington. He is better posted thn the Colonel, who, we learn, has not as yetmaie up his mind to leave his present post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

Hor.-September 2, was hot day in Los Angeles. According to the Ners, the ther- mometer, at ? o'clock p. m., stood at l04 deg, in the shade We have had some pretty warm weather here recently, but not as hot as that of Los Angeles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

THE name of The Santa Barbara, (Califor- nia) Press, was, a little while ago, the Post, and its editor complains that exchanges, etc, stilI go directed to "Post,' instead of to Tres. Wei, we can't see what difference it makes to him, as long as he gets his " ex's, l" but, to please him, we, for one, will hereafter go to Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

TIE sum of S50,OOO is to be raised for the wife and children of ex-Secretary of War, Rawlins, lately deceased. This may be right and proper but it is little strange that peo- pie never think of raising anything for the wives and babies of poor men who die in their country's service. A paltry pension is enough for such.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

JUDeE TITUs, who is to do duty as Asso- ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of this Territory, arrived at San Diego, California, September 24, and is by this time, we pre- sume, at his post in the First Judicial Dis trict. He is Pennsylvanian, and is said to be an able lawyer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

A CALIFORNIA exchange says Leland Stan ford and others, agree to build, expeditiously, railroad between Stockton and Visalia, and Stockton City votes them S3O0,OO0 in bonds. We are glad of this, Visalia is on the track of the 35th parallel railroad route
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

A CHICAGO despatch of Oct. 2d, sys 19 persons were killed and upwards of 1O) seal ded by the explosion of an engine t the Indiana State Fair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

DAY or two ago, Indians entered the house of Geo. Voorhees,, of Kirkland Valley, while it's occupant was at work, and took tberefrom two Henry rifles, snd lot of am munition. Sorry to hear t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

HE UPPER CoLoRADo.-One of the bwell exploring party has made a report, from which We conclude that navigating tt wa ters of the Upper Colorado is sorter sainst nature, and can't be did.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

NEW YORK CoRREsPosDENCE.-W have now the promise of a weekly letter from New York City, and we hope our correspon- dent, who is good writer, will stick to his promise. His first appears in to-day's paper
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

ONE of the members of the American asso- ciation for the advancement of science fayors the abolition of months and wants the days of the year numerically designated mp to 365
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

GOVERNOR SArFoRD has offered a fward for the arrest of the murderer of L. Anhony. The crime was committed at Florence Pima county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

SOME San Franciscans have testified their regard for ex-Secretary Seward by present. ing him with cane, cigar-case, and snuf-box, the aggregate cost of which, figures up s, ,000
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

MAJOR. D. n. CLEsDEsIE, Sth U. s. Cav airy, is on his way to take command of Camp Goodwin, Pima county, this Territory. The Major formerly commanded at Camp Whipple.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

DE Bowls Reoieso asks if it would not be better for the South to get "a Saxon army of artisans, instead of an Asiatic horde of field hands.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

Ex-GoyEREoR F. F, Low, of California has 'eceived the appointment of Minister to Chi. na. He will suit the Mandarins.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

SEVERAL citizens have lately been killed in Arizona by the Indians. The soldiers seem to enjoy pleasing exemption from a like fate.-Los Angeles Neus, Oct. 2d.
 Yes, several citizens have lately been killed by Indians here; SO have several soldiers and we are pleased to be able to state that sol diers and citizens have more than got even with the Indians, and are still knocking them over. There is no shirking of duty here, friend Nsrs, by the soldiers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

TIE Boston Journal says that drunkenness IS just as common in the streets of tht city us ever, and that intoxicating liquor flow Just as ireel y as when there was no law b restrain their sale.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

SAM McBRIDE, of the Pueblo (Colorado) ch'etta'", has taken unto himself rib, Miss Mary C. Thomas, of Nelson county. Kentucky.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

TIE Montgomery (Alabamal Maj says that Professor Northup, who iFas elected President of the University cf Alabama, is a ngger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

CHAs. E. BEANIE has joined the editorial staff of the Los Angeles Daily Neps. He does not state the particular department he has undertaken to run.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

WE learn from the Albuquerque, (New Mexico) Rerie'r, of recent date, that track laying on the Kansas Pacific Railroad was re- stunned September l3. Hope it will be kept up until the road reaches Prescott.
 Regarding the election in its Territory, the Revie1 says; "So far as heard from the Re- publicans have elected l5 members of the House of Representatives, being majority of four; and members of the Senate, a majori- ty of one The Democrats have 5 members of the House and 3 senators. Taos and So- corro are yet to be heard from. The Senate consists of 13 members, and the House of 26 5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

IREENBAcEs were quoted at 77c. t Sln Francisco, on the 2d inst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

SIfKA has sixty bar-rooms and two brewe- rles for csc inhabitants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

THr Democratic maJ5sity in California, at the late election, was about l5OOO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
EHR FEN BERG.
 J. GOLDWATER & BRO,

Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain'
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call the attention of the public io ihe he' %
 they are now located at the new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they arc prepared to receive merchandise "
 storage or transportation, free of charge EuKEyRERG is situate sys ae east bank of tho CoiIap river seven miles below Ia Pax al the best and ms & vsnient landing on tbe river, and is connected s'n D principal towns Of the interior by good wagon nnaA The berefts Co be derived by shipping good rid hh's burg are. saviA9 ef Gvs dollars per icH' and '' ' ling of goods. ,.. Freight to wickenburg four cents from the anains ~ All Inerrhandise oonsgned to us either for staHt transportation, will be attended to with eae anu "''i For further particulars, inquire of ,o
 J. GOLDwATER & Blsoa ..Disea, Ehreubars,, Arloaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

A NEW Masonic magazine, the Mirrv, ha. been established at San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
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II The first and most healthfvI G.s,ss iSs,s
 ever introduced into the United ,ss sf of lis still the leading article, ana no.I n.,lsS
 this sold than of all other s0'0'
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 BENDEL. Sole Agents Soy cl,sso,,a IS% Clay Street, sar Fraueiseo' OsiiO'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

DoAKD-A few more Boarders can De as,sT s..sTT. ID inodaied with good Board, st the Oi'eA'A'
 next door tO the Miner office ----
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

Ey Blank Mining and aai'e' .',a,usy Special and General Powefs-oi-A etc., for sale st the Miner Omees
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

Single copies of the MINER can be purchased at the postnffce
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the other hand it may be said of
MIR. Williams That all he has received
for his services during the eighteen
years he has been connected with our
city schools, has been expended here in
the city in the maintenance of a large
family, and during the last few years,
since the advance in the prices OF arti-
Giles of living, his salary has proved in
adequate TO the support OF his tamilyi
and had it not been for assistance rem
dered by some OF his older children,
who are beginning to do something by
way of maintaining themselves, he
would ere this have labored under very
serious financial Embarrassment. But
this is Il matter neither here nor there
in the question at issue. Nor would 1t
i'uve Oeen introduced at all, but for the
ntIem pit of the ''well known writer" to
create sympathy in behalf of his
friend, by Juggling in n matter entirely
irrelevant, and which can have no bear
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iii he was betravIng the interests of his
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tho official correspondence OF Wash
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ments, and makes n long argument
touching international rights.
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AN old gentleman was recently wait
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GREAT excitement exists among the
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of making iron without pudding. The
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SENATOR SUMNER and Gen. Butler are
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IT is the intention of the Directors OF
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commence, early in the coming spring,
the building of their new line through
Mill Creek Valley Ohio, the property
owners through whose property the
line will pass having signitied their
willingness to donate sufficient land
(or the right of way,) on which to build
the track.
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THE experiments at Fortress Monroe
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walls, do not satisfy the English critics,
who assert that the tracking" powers
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In BANKRUPTCY.
United STATE. DI.ruIcr CoUrr-

TrITED STATES DIsTRICr COURT
Dstict OF Louisiana-ln the matter of Hermann Drey
fus, nkIupt-In Bankruptcy, No. 9S:-Wheress Her.
man Dreyus individually and as member Of the firm Of
Bayr Dreyfus Orleans and dis ict aore duly
csS- bankrupt undsr the OF Congress of March 3D. 1867
hsshis day fed in said Couts petition praying for DIS
chsge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
clans prOvs bic under said Act
btce Is therefore given all creditors who have proved
ha debs and % other persons in interest," that the
de. Of May, 1852 at ii Is assigned for the hearing
of and that they then and there attend
shSs they have why the prayer Of the said
petition shou not be granted
md further notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo
examr alton before Register Dan the ash day Of
Apn A. 1869. at his Office, Custom House, ct IL A. NJ
ssl52 K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.