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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
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From the San Francisco C6rori.I- 2S, we clip the following very auuro,,;.' ment upon the jail life of Laura P.; man who, two months since, capped Il. of a most infamous career by the nn,5.' P. CritteDdeu, a prominent gsnt,D., ;. Francisco.
 Yesterday Laura Fair WAS rsns,,.. county prison, there to await bs. 'I w murder in the first degree, 10 bail 1 bli a' lowed. She left the City Hall in 'sai and how tenderly she was csrs5 ~ sE carriage was lined with cushions. t .'~ \ and doctor in sttsndance-hsr uur..' w some, hroWn-eyed woman-hsr dOc,o, n ford, one of the most particular, 6ni,,I doctors of our town. Her appartmeD,.
 county jail are arranged with every ,r to comfort, and every luxury of tbs ss of attendance is hers. Crittendep,, erations have exalted him into sor, ,t, god let us by all means exsli her ,o " ship Treat the harlot snd murders,
 -she has plenty of money. To be m, .| in few pacss of her is confined po5.l stole to keep her children from sts,yr, has pallet of staw and prison dirt; ls ! dren are, God knows where No ,,i She has no youth, no beauty. She u, straving mother of starving children
 Fair and suite sH route for the ci,1 n That's the only object of intsran c,,,I with its gloomy portals, Let the "R,. ria" haul our common msisfsctor, ,,, the streets; on the downy pillows, on est spring carriage, shall rest the aaiaR of our murdersas.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The War.

London, Nov. 21.-The Gernsa sw the investment of Orleans Lave fallen i,I hands of tLe French.
 Fighting occurred Ou F,idsy
 Worlds special claims a victory French at Vendoms on Friday IL sians failed in the ate mpl to turn 1s left wing.
 Tours, Nov. 27.-Another World, | says: Fighting occurred Sunda and itI carried everything. Five husdrsd li were taken by the French.
 An attack on Amiens is threatsnsi. The forts arouud Paris hays sgal \ fire. November 28th.-Thers was a At Sunday between YIlIeur and SaDeII ---->-,-:.>, I-rUrrUn matuuaiatd tag | ton uP to half-past four, when Vl,n doned it, before superior forces and taa d ry of the Prussiaus.
 The French were beaten at BsIn Burcy they maintained their position. were 5000 Germans engaged.
 Lyons, Nov. 28.-Garabaldi narrLr night from Pasques, vigorously IitacEs outpasts of the Prussian rifles. Aid d to the latter, Garibaldi Was repul5e9. 7.H great disorder, abandoning arms, ete M to day overlook the rear guard near I'd by taking 2 circuit around P,oma srG' French loss was $50 killed and WOunds., sians lost l50.
 It is said Menota Gsrabaldi cOmnslii| thousand men.
 Seventy cannon captured by lbs aI ton of La Frers.
 The southern forts around Paris nsl'I 6 lively fire throughout Saturday H'g',
 In reconnoitering near Orleans, U: Prus sians Corps encountered the i'a French corps, and drove it from is F'A Ladone, with serious loss.
 On Saturday, several French conP'if talked the Prussians, but were rep1" the less of forty men, The GeTH' was trifing; the French General Sl tured.
 Nov. 29-PriYate cable dispatch. F it is officially stated in the London ie4 this morning, that Russia has d''.1 withdraw her demand, and submit her Y sitiou to the decision of D conference
 A battle is reported in progress ln il' { valley, but DO details, Last reports |" French are in hopes of success
 King William tslegraphs Of the " y' success around Amiens previous " '-' turs.
 London, Nov. 2s. Proofs of -1l.,(l' g a'.F conspiracy to assassinste King "ill41 been discovered. The affair IS ksP' 9'- particulars have transplrsd. ;.
 The siege train used st TAiOn'llIs " way to Montmedy. <,
 Reports from the German suec'"5 battles around Amiens, are sonD'A~ from King William.
 Private French advices report 'u.' s conflict between the opposing lot''' ',.ar number of 300, 900 men, is likely 'O g mediately in Southern DsPafIl11'rs. rs. 4 Prussians are within twelve nlie'' '' provisional Government. s,s
 Eversux, NSv. 2s.-Ths Pru:ilA., .,,5ir. in the valley of ths Care snls s,sis were deivsn towards Villisrs by Ins "a, Iy.' in tura rstreatsd, upon tho Pru'' esiTing reinforesmsnts. l.a
 6sv theusssd PrEISiaA' o'''"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

A young woman purporting to have been "sent, aswas Joan of Arc, to deliver her soun try from the spOilatory hands of the invaders, is firing the French soldiers with enthusiasm by her frequent and eloquent addresses de- livercd upon the streets of Orleans. She is represented as eloquent, earnest and very handsome.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

APoLoG ErIo Again we feel called upon to apologize to our readers fer ths very insipid character of large amount of matter con tained in our columns but these laws must be published. A few weeks moro and we will be happily rid of them, and will devsts their space to matter of more general interest
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

A correspondent ofthS Cincinnati Commsr- eial, writing from New York, states that Dan- iel Mcfarland, the avsnger of his wifs's dis honor, has been incatcsrated in g lunatio asylum at the request of his friends Since his trial and acquitta he has been at times silly and, nnder the influence of liquor, at times furious madman,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

The republican element in Spain threatens to immerge the kingdom in another struggle. The enthusiasm ma infested by the people upon receiving the announcement of the election of the Duke d 'Aosa as King, was ofshort dura- tion; and twenty four hours afer the publl~ cation of he announcement the Captain Gen. eral of Aregon was obliged to telegraph to Gen. Prim to to send on troops to repress 8 formidable republican .insurrecton. The lead CTS of the republican movement cIamor for the rights o the people, which they are satis- fed cannot be enjoyed under q monarchial government.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

For preservation of the collections of the surveying and exploring expeditions of the government, ten thousand dollars.
 Toward the completion of the hall required for the government collections, ten thousand dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
ooVePNNEyT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN u0 SANE.

For the support, clothing, medical, and nor, ds :, ,.aa,ment of the insane of the army ana AI Au. re1,enue-cutter, and volunteer service, nay, So D1ay have become insane since their en, sno ;nto ~ tbe service, cf the United States and of,hs S idsigent insane of the District Ot Goum" I tbs Government Hospital for the Insane ;nclnding five hundred dollars for books sta tionery, and incidental expenses ninety 'n0u- sand five hundred dollars.
 For the erection, heating, lighting turnisn1 ;s1 tns' ,Sa G accom- m odation of enc hundred pa'. iGs i.oa ,ni in inc three upper stories and to con tain separate tailOrs' and sbeemakers shops and lodging rooms, and day room for tTen- wen ty enUIoyeI Ie1s, ffty-nine thousand tour nun irad and eightYntwo dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
BOTANIC GARDEN.

For completing the main walk through the Botanic Garden, to be expended under the direction of the Joint Committee on the Li-- brary, one thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars
 For concreting, three hundred dollars.
 For labor and materials for gutters around the walks, seven hundred dollars
 For putting dansard story on the western office Building, and for casual repairs, for iron 6oor grating, iron screen for rotunda, and for glass screens, five thousand and twenty five dollar
 For fencing the Botanic Garden on the Maryland avenue side in the same manner as it is fenced upon the Pennsylvania avenue side seven thousand five hundred dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
PUBLIC BUILDINGS UNDER TREASURY
 DEPARTMENT.

For inclosing the custom-houss building at Astoria, Oregon, fifteen thousand dollars,
 For completing the costom. house building at Cairo Illinois, including paving, curbiug, grading, and fencing, sixty thousand dollars.
 Fer completing the custom-house building at Portland, Maine, including paving, grad ing curbing, and fencing thirty-ssveR thou. saHd two hundred and t#snty-twO dollars
 For continuing the construction of the cus- tom-heuss building as portland, Oregon, forty thousand dollars,
 For completing he custou-house building at Saint Paul Minnesota, one hundred thou- sand snd fifty one dollars and thrty-sight cssts; Provided, That no part of the money
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cos ,be accom- n odation of one hunoreo pa .:.a in +hs thrse uuper stories, and to con .n;, ,enarate tailors' and sheemakers shops and lodoing rooms, and day room for tweh- ~ enployeTels, ffty-nine thousand tour nun drsd and eightyetwo dollars.
 ooLUMRIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
 AND DUMB.
 For the support of the institution, including salaries and incidental expenses, and the man, tenance of the bene6ciaries ot the United States forty thousand seven hundred and seventy-fve dollars: Provided That the numhsr of students in he collegiate depart meot from the several States authorized by the acts of March two, eighteen hundred and SIX tY-seven, and July twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and sixty eight may be increased to forty; but no student now at sad institution, csming from said States under said acts, shall he supported therein by the United States, from and after the thirtIeth day of June, elgn- teen hundred and seventy-ene, and no stud eut hereafter ceming to said institution from either of said States under sad acts ana this act, shall be supported by the onIted States during any portion the tune he re- mains therein.
 For compIetisn ct the main central building, ninety.four thousand and eighty. seven dcl- lars.
 ooLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AMI
 LYING-LN ASYLUM.
 For the support of the institution, over an' ahoys tn. probable amount which will b received from pay patients, fifteen thousan dollsrs.
 For rent of buildings and necessary repairs three thousand dollars
 For the support of the National Associa tion of Destitute Colored Women of Washing ton. in the District of Columtia, ten thonsaR uHTTUNAB sUIDIEKS AND SAILORS OR
 PLANS HOME.
 For the National Soldiers and Sailors Or plans Home of the city of Washington, Dis trict of Columbia, fifteen thousand dollars, { bs disbursed under direction of the Sscretar et the Interior.
 For care, support. and medical treatment 0 sixty transient paupers, n edical and surgica patients, i'll some proper medical institution in the city of Washington under contract t, be formed with such institution, twelve thou. sand dollars, or so much thereof as may b, necessary, under the direction of the Surgeon General of the army.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-10-20
The Gulf Hurricane.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
THIRTY MILLIONS or PROPERTY
DESTROYED.
Great Storm ON the Lakes...Many
Vessels Ashore and Sunk with Los,
Of Life.

Nrw YORK, Oct. ls.-Latc Havana
telegrsmssexprcs the belief that not more
than five or six hundred persons porishcd
by tho hurricane ut Mstanzas aud other
places on tho coast Numerous disasters
occurred ut Cardeans, involving u large
loss of life. At least twenty American
vessels are supposed 10 have been lost.
The damage to property will reach, !, is
estimated, $50 900, 900, 900, ut all points.
Particlars are likely to como in slowly.
STORM OK THE LANES.
CLEvgLAsD, Oct. ls.-The storm of last
night was the most severe Of the sca.on.
Three vessels went ashore. Tho scow q.
w. Duncan went upon the beach wcs, of
the piers. The screw Emma Blake went
on the old Toledo railroad pier is "a perfect
wreck and all on board were lost. The
scow Mary Of Detroit went on the old Pit,s-
burg pier and went to pieces very soon,
all on board lost IL Is not known how
many there were In the crew. Not less
than six lives were lost by thcse dissstsrs.
KINGSTON Canada, Oct. IL. There was
. violent storm on Lake Ontario last night
causing much damage to shipping. The
telegraph lines suffered considerable. At
Poin, Frederick Opposite Kingston tho
schooners Kate Robinson, the Pride of
America, the Light, and the Benedict arc
ashore.
PoRr HoPg, Ca, Oct ls.-By u terrific
gale last night the trees were torn up and
thrown across the X. Il. track, pulling tho
wires down for considerable distance.
The schooner Kate was driven ashore near
Cobourg.
PoRr CoLDoRsE, Oct ls.-The schooner
Garibaldi Of Hamilton, light. in trying TO
make harbor in the gale this morning,
missed the pier and driftod ashore whore
sho lies broadside on the beach. The cap
tain OF the propeller Champion reports the
schooner Ada Mcdoria ashore above Long
Point. .'
OswIoo, Oct, ls.-A terrific gale Of |
windsince early this morning has proved
disastrous to the shipping on the lake.
Several vessels have arrived with loss Of
canvass and deck loads. The steamer Ad-
vance, Is ashore twelve mile. up the lake.
CHICAGO, Oct. ls.--The steamer Orion
was wrecked on Grand Haven harbor this
morning. and will probably prove u total
loss. The Orion attempted to leave Grand
maven Sunday morning at daylight for
Nhieago, with full compliment OF freight
ena passengers. Before getting fairly out
oi lhe harbor she touched ground, and
soon iost her s,eerage way. She then
erhted RAPIDLY, IA the wind was blowing
quite ifong gale. She soon struck the
beach and then listed toward the lake. 20
that tho sea soon began " break over her
sides with fearful violence The ntmost
snertions were made by officers and crow
70 get her Oh, but all in vain. The steame,
was ihsItncably aground, and after strur.
yhng with the wind and waves ill th1s
morning, she went TO pieces and IL a total
wreck. The Passengers, officers and crcw
however, were oil safely gotten ashore. So
that not single life WAS lost. "
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-10-20
Ghe Bulletin
Reconsructing the Morrill,
An AUTHORITATIVE EXpo,",,nU' ",,n
OP THE INTENTIONS or The
ADMINISTRATION
All. THE GREAT CITIES TO BE OC'
CUPIID DY FEDERAL FORCES
. u,,,o.t 10 be Stationed at the Foot
orEvery street In New York. D.
prcoSsrRucriSG THE NORTH.

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WAsHISdroS,, Ost' E - p.,,;l
General Crcsweii madc speecn !. % .t.
more last hight IN wh'cn nc sn.u ,s I'M ,o;. ~
Pre'den, intended 10 carry ou' VI. rn,lssn. s
lation oil congress reSarulhs 'he o ssm S,',
10 the very letter, ana u heeu " " 'as'.bs NV
the regular army ana 'nc n;.,'ta ;I Va ho','1 ~ ~,
states Tor that purpose. ne , sa.u u. s.o"'a ~
warn the people ol Baltimore Baltimore o-,,, 'nn. IT,
November they wouid nave P,vper,s
conducted eiecton, anu 'llh' 10y. "MMa Ta.l
who stunning ior eohSress ~ .ne in'ra q
district. would PropaoiS Iec' nnc snec' Vi
1t for the mrs. .l'ne. ine Iesuin. ~
represented py others as saying '""t no Wn'
station guncoa. !" tno io1' o' cvory
stree, 10 New lork Guy, II !, 90 necessary,
to enforce inc congressional e'ee''"h INV
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-10-20
~Iynited sts,ss M.,.h.,,

h~United States MArshnl sb,,,o
sworn In 800 special deputies in New Yn,s nI'
CMy :. assist him IN carrying into et,oot
sns enforcement law on election day, The
radicals have determined that cost VIVA,
It may, they will wipe out the heavy dem.
ocratic majority In New York. The L.,
artillery have been ordered from Balti,
more, and will reinforce the troops now in
the forts around the harbor. Meanwhile
the state ofhcers are quite frm, and dc,
termilsd that the late outrage in Philsdsi
phis shall not be- repeated.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-10-20

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ms former ciisto tncrs, n well thai Of NJ man
ne" ONES as inhy want prime groceries, ,pro,is0nsy
etc, remarkably cheap for cash.
Terms; strictly cash, for which he will sell,
over than the Lowest. icuf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-10-20

BIG TInE.-Engine number I37, dean
Rlchmondl William II. Dawson, engineer,
drawing the night lexpress last evening
being delayed west of Batavia by disabled
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city, Nirty-ttoo and one hatf miles az
Nirty.thrce n,inates, exclusive Of stop OF
fifteen minutes Mt Chill on account OF q
hot Journal. The train consisted OF ok
cars.--Lochestc Journal, Tuesday.
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