The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Late Eastern News. ,

Chicago, March lO-A Times special says :.ac Snow of the IhtelyigeReer W ho was recently remoTeds as commissioner of the Pacific raiE.I-a road IS writing report denouncing the eeh- structlon and operation of the road in the most unmeasuredte terms .ai aLt .-@ -; eel.
 The Tri6Hnes special says, Hamilton Fisk will be sent to England tt sF.. cad
 A.cabinet meeting was held to.dav but lit-s. Lt'e business Was transacted Secretary Bore qualified to,day. Secretary Cox has arrived and will qualify tomorrow, Deiano has en- eref upon the d1tieS of commissioner ofInter- nal revenue and many changes in important y offices connected with the revenue are ex- pecLed. 4oie EltoznT Els .5.. bs.. o r.. 4 4 Republican special says The eople of Nova Scotia are abOutt5 oask. England for release of all pOiiticab convictions, They will senda egadOntojW Washington and ascertain upon what terms they can be received as State. The feeling in the colony favors the measure as. r-a
 Madrid, March l2-Figuerola, minister of finance has asked for a loan of one thousand million reals to. meet the extraordinary ex- penses of the government a
 St. Louis, March l0-Gen, Sheridan arrived 10 day and left for Washington, He considers the InIian troubles settIel and the savages entirely subjugaed
 Washington, March 9-Among the bills in, roduced in the Senate to-day, was one by Senator Morton, granting the right of way to the Memphis and Fl Paso railroad
 Washington, March l5-Kellog introduced q bill granting the right of way for a railroad from New Orleans to the Rio Grand in the direction of Mazatlan.
 The Senate passed with amendments. the House Bill, to suspend the tenure of office bill utinl the next session of Congress, also the bill to enforce fhe I4th amendment.
 Morton offered joint resolution, providing that a majority Of any, Stste Legislature, shall be sufficient 10 ratify constitutional amend ment, and that the withdrawal, resignation OrtemPorary refusal of minority, to act, shall net affect the validity of such ratification by the majority. Davis objected and the reso. iutlOu Nttft over.
 Bingh gham, under the suspension ofruIes. in- , troduced joint t,resoluton, which passed for the protection 1.-the United States in the Union Pacific railroad. It authorizes the company to remove its general office from New York to Boston, PhiIad slphia Chicago, Cincinnati, Council Bluffs or Omaha
 New York, March 1.-Two hundred and sixty hogs were killed at ;he Hudson River depot by order of the Sanitary inspectors. They were all more or less diseased Not. withstanding the vgence of the inspectors. it i1 believed that number of diseased hogs have been thrown upon the market
 Chicago, March l5-It is reporteI that O. ders will be issued assig ming Sehofeld to the late command of Sheridan, with head quar- ters at Fort Levenworthi Sheridan 10 Sher- mans command, headquarters at St Louis. Howard will probably be sent South Gen. :, Thomas will be assigned 10 the command of, the Pacific with head quarters at San Frar- cisco Halleck will be sent to the command of thenew division of the South not yetcrgan- ized. Augur remains in command of the de- partment of the Platte; Han cock goes to Dakota; Pope to the department of the Lakes Terry will command Georgia and North Caro-; lina Stoneman goes to Arizona.