The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-06

Spain, according to the latest state
 ments, has s0,000 Portugal. about ut............ 10000 Italy has a regular army composed of 100000 Holland has, with the exclusion of
 sessions ........................ 60Oo0 Russia, according to last accounts, IS
 capable of sending in the field, in
 addition to a reserve army Of JOO,-
 GOO men, contingent force of. ... 725,OO0 Great Britain has regular army, in
 addition to 10000 volunteers, of. l25,00 As compared Co the United States,
 whose army has lately been reduc-
 cd to................l...... . g ooo
 The above figures show a terrible propor- ton of fighting men to the population of the different European countries.
 PRussIA's NAVY.
 The nayies of Europe compare as follows: The Prussian fleet is composed of 3 iron-clad steam frigates, with 55 pieces Of artillery; ? iron-clad vessels, with pieces of artillery 5 iron clad corvettes of 2s guns each, 2 mail vessels, with pieces of artillery; 2 transport vessels, 3 harbor vessels, { gunboats of the | first order, with guns each; II gunboats of the second order, with 2 guns each. There | is quite number of first class steam vessels | in course of construction, which will now be put into fighting trim without delay. The | Confederation has, besides sbesabove enume- rated steamers, sailing frigates of 70, 3s and | 26 guns respectively; 2 brigs of i6 guns, l brig of G, and 1 boats for harbor duties. FRENCH NAVY. France had, according to the late official reports, l2 iron clad steamships of war, l6 iron clad frigAtes, 26 mixed frigates, 60 cor | yettes, 75 transports. 2o swimming batteries | for coast defenses. and feet of l04 steam CTS intended for river navigation, making . grand total of 33l steamers. The fleet of sailing vessels amount to about 75 crafts. There are, moreover, II additional iron-clad | frigates, 0 corvettcs and 2l vessels for river | duty in course of construction. BRITISH NAVY. ! Great Britain had at the end of last year. 47 iron-clad steamships, 3extra strong iron | clad turret ships, 47 frigatc., and a ! number of minor vessels, numbering, in all, +0O crafts. There arc but 5 sailing frigates, l sloop and 22 mortar ships left.
 AUSTRIAN NAVY.
 The navy of Austria is composed of iron clad steamers, s wooden screw steamers, screw schooner, gunboats, II sidew heel steamers, iron-clad battery. There are in 1 all 4 steamers, ~ith 666 guns l6 sailing vessels, with ls3 guns; and 34 stationary crafts, with IT guns.
 OTHER NAvIEs
 Austria is also constructing D number oi first class steamers for immediate service. Spain has G iron-clsd frigates, with l94 guns; 9 frigate-, of 40 to so guns each; 3 side wheel steamers, with so guns in all
 Portugal boasts of coryettes, with o6 guns minor steamers, with 3l guns; 6 gSnboa,. with l9 guns; 25 sailing vessels, of variou: sizes and descriptions.
 Italy has first-elass frigates, second class frigates, 3 gunboais, and 3 iron-claC frigates in course of construction.
 Holland has II monitors, partly built or in course of construction s steamers of vari ] ous sizes, with 20 guns; 55 wooden screw steamers, with 6s3 guns II side wheel steam CTS, with 60 guns; and 70 sailing vessels with 6G6 guns.
 Russia has a total number of 245 steamers with 2,242 guns; and is sailing vessels, with 73 guns.
 The number of crafts ready for active serv ice in the United States is estimated at [, vessels, with S26 guns.
 "Mainzh y is the German way of spellin, Mayence, the citadel on the Rhine "rrier is the German for Treves where the Prussial troops are now concentrating