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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-31
New Year.

Tonight at l2 o'clock, Old Time will usher in .he new year, and the old year will be asuossx the things tha: werc, aud pass into oblivion. How many sad reflections does this thought engender. The many pleasant faces VIC greeted so warmly, ayear ago, which se BOW tsiss--butchered and tortured by tue hostile Apache. The hope--Gnrealized-,hai at this time we could say that Arizona would be free from Indians. The s,ruggle--unsuc. cessfai to place ourselves first in the list os prosperous, successful territofies--all. go to feya great page in the book oS 1870, the pesasa of which would cause the stoasess heart to shsdder. Still, despite of all the discouraging circumstances attending the de- yelopment of Central Arirona, VIC have grad ually advanced. onr population has increased. more sois has been cultivated than ever be- fore, and mines are being developed which, cannot but bring about the desired end, d, no distant day. We need mere troops to quiet the Indians. We need capital to de velop our miBeS; and all this We deserve and expect during tee next year. 4 country 90 rich in agricultural and mineral resources, cannot long remain under a clond. let us at iAe commencement of the new year begin =;:A renewed energy, resolved to build ur 3 great sa6 p<ospero1s State.
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TBK pesfidy of the shameless clique of csrpe. haggers, composed Of WaSson, Me- Cornick. Stafford, S< Co, is getting to be quite hOtnsious; they can console themselves how ever with the thought, that, if they have sc- qaired unenviabie notOriety, they will walk of with alarge share of the pIunder Read the following:
 LIKE FATREh, LIKE soS.--Wasson and Stafford, of Arizona the appointees of Senator Nye and Stewart of Nevada, have followed so closely in the criminal track of their teachers, that some grand jury of that Territory should give them a positive check in their guilty career. Of the frauds upon the ballot box perpetTated the Los Angeles Nesss says: "It s understood that Governor Stafford will give Mccormick the certificate os election. but is somewhat gratifying to know that his course has been SO shameless in this canvass ss to have earned for him the contempt and indignation Of respectable men of all parties tn Arizona. Safford and Wasson, the Survey or General, are the appointees of Senator Stewart of Nevada. For what dirty work they gained their positions at bis hands can readily be imagined. They have carried in. to Arizona the sams infamous practices they used in Nevada While that State has re- padisted forever, VIC trust, the Stewart. Nye and Fitch ciaas oi public men, their baIeiul power ssil exists in Arizona to defeat the wishes of tue people, and to fatten upon the spoils of office in that unfortunate Territory.
 Pass 'e;n around Nevada has had 'ern, we've got 'ern bad, let some other Territory take . naaseating dose of 'em, for somebody is bound to have 'em as long AS the RAds raIe.
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A BILL vas introduced by Nys, in relation Co certain Territorial PeRiteBtiaries, transfer ring the superintendence to the United States Marshal of the Territories. Referred to the Committee on Territories.
 Go itl Nye of Nevada, You have been trying to run the Territories for a long time. Referred to the Committee on Territories; waste of time. Why wasn't it referred to Nye, Of NeTada7 Perhaps you would like to bc Gererai United States Marshall for all the Territories, so you could manipulate the public purse to your own taste. Make all you can quick, Nye Of Nevada, for your pOlit. icai doom is sealed.
 That redousaabie mas from Nsvaaa called Sys,
 Would guip at cun g0hble inc piee chicken ple;
 Ahs ~i'h Stewart aud Fch Taling wises st hia bark
 iLfL urdViifsdy gs, ItfPeltsbs srack.
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New Colony.

Mir Wolff, of San BerDAsdino, informs us that new colony consisting of twcnty-eight families, from Iowa and Indiana, under the direction of General North, have purchased li,O00 acres of Governnens Apd on the Santa Ana River, 10 miles southwest from San Bernardino, and have commenced active opera tions in farming, on an extensive scale. They have commenced canal feet wide on the bottom, and 10 feet deep. The new settle ment is named " Riveside.n
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THE only man who voted the Dempcratis ticket in Winnebago county, Indiana, was totally blind. If he couldn't see, he could smell the nastiness of the Radical party.
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GESEH.L Stoncman, commanding the De- paTtmeni of Arizona, and General Tcmpkins, Chief Quartermsster, lef. San Francisco by the steamer of the 20th inst, for Fort Whipple.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR R. CuTIAR of California. hn. ayy,,sa l., E,..., A.. einsih i short time PsTs0ns in need of h,s erslees Eil do well to call carly as his stay M be i 'sa o 70" weeks only. firsi oass Deais uperaons
 Ofios. co Plaza, East side
 Prescott Dee IT, ls70. s,,s.,
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~HosTETrER.s BIrrERs. t Al DT. ksBdAlls Pioneer Drug Store.
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All psrsops in4ehsd 70 tls arn pf Campbell & nuiau, S'vsi settle pFios to Jannary lsf ls70.
 Prescott 4. T., Dee. Q, Is70
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s ISAAC IT. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

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 God-dusi Legal TsnaeTa, Aad Sosdsera Flezi s~t1s. Eseats tsalRAt
 oes of ,ise ASisoaA Stage tkaa. Se JaShsea Bis<k eesBes uS Third and GrAhSs sFsss.
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may appear. From the very commencement OF the
campaign the moment the heiineted noys deserted
the enemy no matter where and when. they rushed
to the conflict and undeerred by the greatest sacrl
nces. by dint oil the most remarkable proves, sue
ceeded In forcing him back. IL Is not dif1cult to-
divine the motives inspiring this prompt but costly
style OF warfare. AT the beginning OF rhe campaign
rapid ana decisive successes were absolutely re-
CURED To check those OF Germanys neignbors VINO
were beginning 10 arm and preparing TO attack her
rear III case OF defeat. Later, when this the first
oyece Oh the General In command. had been accom-,
plsheu, an expeditions progress OF the operations
Wa none te less desirable In order TO sever the two
rIench armies from eacn other and batter snatter'
anu demolish the old and tried soldiery 0 France
before tne new levy en could be carried out
But athough this massacre mas not lasted for q
Iortnlght, ana although they are not professional
souers, put clVlians IN uniform the pith and mower
Oi tne country mat are being slaugh cred In these
murderous contests, have not vet heard any ono
advocating pause. Now as ever the general crv
Is TO put down France" to ''crpple Francen and.
by enleeDng her entire position render t ImpOssi-i
bic FOR her 10 indulge again In those miitary prom-
enades' for which she has evnced 80 enduring and
30 morbid proclivity Strange to say IL is the very
fact OF the Prussian army Consisting OF Civilians
which renders II, and the people to0 generally 80
martial In the present emergency. Az being CIVIL
lans, they cannot an0rd to 60 to war very often
they wish to establish peace on what they suppose
TO be secure basis and are resOlute TO push their
advantage TO the utmost. Well aware that what
they are going 10 demand OF France VIII never be
conceded unless she s utterly ut their mercy they
simply prepare TO crush her entirely before mention
Ing terms This was the programme OF the war be-
fore the rst shot had been fred an when the issue
could not but be considered doubtful.
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FREsrH TAAyKs 10 AMERICA.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Demonstration In Honor of the United States
mt nlarseilies aud Havre-rOurs. Preparing
to Receive Minister Wnshburne.
PARIS, Sept. 13, 1870.
An imposing demonstration was made IN Mar
settles yesterday in honor Of the United States.
Twenty thousand people assembled in front
OF the American Consulate, and the city
authorities through NJ EsqurOs presented an ad-
dress to Milton N. Price, the Consul of the United
states. Speeches were made, the band played the
national airs Of America and France, and the i'm
mense crowd cheered with great enthusiasm the
Consul and the government Of the United States.
The American Consul at Havre mas been saluted
by . succession OF enthusiastic demonstrations
Very great excitement still prevails at Paris and
other continental capitals regarding American me-
diatiOn.
The people of Tours are much impressed in favor
Of the American government, and anxously await
the arrival Of Minister Washburne that they may
testify their gratitude FOR his prompt recognition Of
the republic.
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LONDON REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

Transporting Refugees to England-A Potent
IDquiry-Ex-Queen Isabella in Bnvaria-
Minister Washburne Thanked-A Brussels
Paper on American Recognition.
LONDON, Sept. 13, 1870.
The steamer Napoleon ILL.,, Of the General Trans
atlantic line, Is now engaged Transporting French
refugees 10 England.
There is an active inquiry proceeding at Paris into
the distribution Of the vast secret service fund Of the
empire.
The Paris Figaro regards the tender Of American
mediation as the opportunity for peace.
The cx-Queen Isabella Of Spain, with the Prince
Asturias. has Withdrawn to Bavaria.
The Prussian government has thanked Mr.. Wash.
burne for extending assistance to the Germans in
France.
The Independence BEIGE says that the policy Of the
American government occasions no surprise con.
sidering The close intimacy Of Minister Bancroft aud
Count Bismarck. 1t is denied, however, at Berlin
that Mr. Bancroft has made any representations IN
favor OF mediation.
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THE FRENCH NAVY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Blockade shortly 10 BE Raised In tho
Baltic and North Sens-The Fleet ConccR-
trating In Danish Waters-Action Of the
French Naval Omcers ON Receiving Infsr-
nation that the Republic Was Proclain,ea-
Satisfaction Mt Fourichon's Appointments
General Items.
PARIS Sept. I3, 1870
The HERALDs correspondent at Hamburg, the
11th, writes there are many indications that the
French shortly intend raise the blockade in both
the Baltic and North seas. When Fourichon heard
tnat republic had been proclaimed and himself
appointed Naval Minister, ne assembled the 0fflcers
OF the squadron on the flagship and consulted them
as to the expediency Of recognizing the republic.
Nearly all were willing, and Fourichon started for
Cherbourr.
The greater part Of the Baltic neet is concentrated
at Kioge Bay and the remainder is anchored on
Moen Island, both In Danish waters notwithstand-
ing the prohibition or the Danish King The heavt-
est ships VIII be ordered to return TO France.
The blockade is continually evaded, the ships
unit for such service. Yesterday the Lubbock Cham
Der OF Commerce telegrapned TO the German Consul
at Copenhagen asking whether the French feet was
still In the Baltic, II bad not been seen for more
than week.
Notwithstanding the reported return OF the French
fleet preparations for defence unrelaxed. Ad
vices to-day from Alsen Sound warns vessels against
entering the roadstead, all communications having
been just closed by triple row OF torpedoes
Hamburg has been notified TO receive l,S00 French
prisoners, who will be placed on the American
steamers In the harbOr.
HERALD special correspondent, with the Baltic
feet, writes:--
CoPENHAGEN, Sept. T. 1870.
There have been no serious demonstrations by
the feet the affair AT Colberg, where the Prus-
slams nOsted hospital na0 and ladies' crowded the
pier and the Admiral refused to fire. The news OF
the captuaton and the Inauguration OF the repub-
lie produced no disturbance.
Fourichon's appointment as Naval Minister was
well received, and mpars fresh hope. The squad
will now receive practicable orders or be re-
called. Dispatches order all the squadron to rem
deZvous at Langeland, to arrive on Saturday, the
10Th, and await Instructions Since the above was
written 1t i5 believed one division OF the fleet has
been ordered nome and nave passed the Straits OF
Dover
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THE SIEGE OF STRASBOURC.
1ELEsRAMs TO the NEW YORK HEnAlD.

Progress Of the Siege-The Third Parallel
Nearly Completed-Expected Surrender Of
the Garrison Operations slow but sure.
PARIS, sept. l3 1870
The course which Is to be pursued in siege Is not
entirely o matter OF choice with the besiegers.
Strasbourg Is surrounded by three concenric moats
each one eighteen feet deep, and unless the water
Of the river Ill can be diverted from iss present
channel they present an insurmountable obstacle
o stOrming party.
1t Is the general opinion here that general Ulrich,
the cOmmandant in Strasbourg, will captulate to the
Prussans as soon as their third line OF siege parallel
approaches Its completion. The first and second
lines OF parallel are now armed with twenty-fOur
FOUNDER guns The third line will be armed with
one hundred and twenty-five pounders which, when
worked at distance OF only couple Of hundred
yards, cannot fail to silence the French batteries
kilograms from Brumath, four miles from Stras-
boug, date1 on the 9th nst report tnat the rue OF
operations which are conducted against the fortress
Is slow but sure.
The Sortie ON Thursdny-Loss Of the Prus-
sians-The Course Of the River III
Diverted Effective Fire on the Citadel.
LONDON, Sept. 13 1870
The HERALD special correspondent before Stras
bonrg writes on the 9th--In the sorties Oh Thurs
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dor TO Great Britain, who has been In conference
with Earl Granville the English Secretary Of state
for the Foreign Department at Walmer Castle Deal,
since Saturday last returned TO London this after
noon.
Earl Granville learning Of the arrival at London
OF M. miers, also came into the city to-day, and at
this hour $3.50 p. NJ is in consultation with MIN at
the French embassy
WHAT TERMS OF PEACE GREAT BRITAIN WILL AGREE
The Times this morning says:-M. Theirs comes TO
England pursuant to information reaching the pro-
visona government, and Ia doubtless authorized to
express the views OF that government touching
peace We hope those views may be accepted as the
basis OF negotiations. The conditions will probably
embrace the dismanting OF Metz and Strasbourg or
their occupation for three years by the Germans. II
the terms are at ali reasonable England win back
them.
RUSSIAN PAPER ON N. THIERs' MISSION.
The Journal dc 81. Petersburg tsemLoflciaD dis
cussng the mission OF NJ Thiers to the neutral Pow
ers hopes ne win carry home conviction favorable
to peace. To do 80 ne must sacrifice many preju.
dices and obsolete ideas. He will then set France
great example and make his own influence more
powerful than ever.
PARIS HOPEFUL OF THE MISSION.
There Is q strong feeling in Paris that the mission
.. M. TMers TO the three courts viii be productive
Of fruitful results.
MAKING A REPUBLIC OF AIsACE AND LORRAINE.
The idea has been started in Berlin OF converting
Alsace and Lorraine into an Independent republic,
ana 1t is regarded with favor in London. It ia
looked on as q condition to which both belligerents
con agree.
All Hope Of an Armlstice Abandoned
American Recognition Not Valued In
Paris.
LONDON, Sept. 13-Night.
The Aoy'ntrO Post speaking seml-Oficially says
the neurras have abandoned all hope OF suspending
hostilities.
The HERALD's special correspondent at Berlin
Tuesday teegraphs by authority that the report that
Bancroft has made representations to the govern
ment at Washington on the subject OF mediation Is
utterly untounded. The United States have not
offered their good olces but will act II the beli-
gerents request her to do SO.
The Tee0raph's Paris correspondent says that
American recognition is really but little valued there
and ia regarded more as the good will of Power
without material weight in the European system
1t is noticed that the only American Minister no.
tilted Of the efforts for peace the part OF Great
Britain Is Mr.. Curtin. at st. Petersburg.
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matter Of the capituaton than had been ofered at
nrst by the Germans.
On this as military point, Won Bismarck refused
discussion, but announced to the Emperor that he
was quite willing and ready to discuss questions
looking to peace. The Emperor replied that as he
was prisoner that impossible, but referred the
Count to the actual government at Paris. Won
Bismarck said the situation at Paris offered enter
ing point for such an overture.
The Emperor then proposed that the French army
be allowed to pass the Belgian frontier, and there
surrender its arms. This was also refused.
The Emperor stated further that ne deplored the
horrors OF war. but that he had yielded wholly to
public opinion in declaring war.
Bismarck accompanied the Emperor to Bellevue
where General wimprcn was at that time negotiat-
ing with King William relative to the capitulaton.
fhe Emperor was not allowed to see the King
until the negotiat for the surrender were con-
ciuded. When these were finally announced they
destroyed the Emperor's hope for better terms. The
French officers were tnen dismissed on parole.
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day and Friday the French report the German loss
to be from 5000 to 10000 men, The actual loss was
under fifty men. The total loss during the last fort
night win not exceed l50.
The efforts to divert the river III, which flls the
moat have resulted In complete success.
New mortars have been placed IN position throw
ing shell OF two hundred pounds weight. The fire
on the face OF the citadel Is exceedingly effective.
A breach has already been made In the walls, and
the assault VIII be ready week hence. A capitula-
ti0n Is expected before the final attempt.
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Reported Unconditional Surrender Of Metz,
With the Army Oi Bazaine.
LONDON, Sept. 13, 1870.
A startling rumor is current in the streets this
evening to the effect that the fortress OF Metz, %
gether with the entire army OF Marshal Bazaine has
surrendered Internationally to the German armies
commanded by Prince Frederick Charles and
General Steinmetz
portant event have reached the Prussian embassy
here but the report is nevertheless credited by the
German diplomats.
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BISMARCK AND NAPOLEON.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Omcial Report Of Count Bismarck OF His
Interview With Napoleon-Terms Of Capitu-
lation Sought by tho EmperOr-Hc Wns
Forced Into theWar by the Force Of Public
Opinion.
LONDON, Sept. 13, 1870
Count Blsmarck's oflcial report to King william,
dated at Douchery on the I'd inst, is published here
today He recites at length an interview held with
the French Emperor ataSedan, which lasted for an
hour. Napoleon sought better conditions in the
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R.PORT FROM TOURS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Arrangements to Receive the Diplomatic
Corps Discontinued.
TOURS, Sept. 13, 1870.
The arrangements making here to receive the
diplomatic body have been discontinued. AS the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs has decided to remain in
Paris the representatives of the foreign governments
will also stay there some days longer.
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High mass was celebrated yesterday IN St Peters
Roman Catholic church In memory OF the late Rev.
John Shananan.
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THE WAR.

French Territory to be An
nexed to Germany.
Formal Announcement of Prussia
to that Effect.
PROGRESS or THE MISSION OF M. THEIRS
The Basis Of a Treaty Of Peace
Proposed by Him.
All Hope Of Suspending Hos
tilities Abandoned.
How, When and Where King VIII
liam viii Make Peace.
The Prussian Forces Still Ad-
vancing on Paris.
REPORTED SURRENDER OF METZ
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VICTOR HUGO ON THE CRISIS.
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His Special Appeal to the American
People Through the Herald.
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Bismarck's Report of His Inter-
view with Napoleon.
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French Gratitude for American
Recognition.
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The Blockade in the Baltic and North Seas
About to be Raised.
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Justice Cox yesterday committed Edward Fitzpat.
rick OF PSI Spring street. in default OF $1,000 bail
ior threatening 10 murder his wile with shoe
khlle, ana driving her into the street.
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The funeral OF David X. Reynolds late member
OF Company ID, Eighth regiment, took place yester.
day. The company under command Of Captain John
Penberthy. acted AZ an escort.
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Julia Clary and Ann Grennen, occupants OF the
tenement mouse No. 4e4 West Twenty-slxth street,
on Monday night engaged in O discussion during
which Ann dealt Julia blow over the head WI: h
an iron shovel, injuring her In such manner
that she Is at present confined TO her bed
ana unable 10 appear at court. Upon a
complaint preferred against ner by officer Fitz.
gerald, OF the Sixteenth precinc., Justice Cox yes
terday committed her to await the result OF tho
Injuries,
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TELEGRAM TO The NeW YORK HERALD.

REPORTED SURRENDER OF nEyz.
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William Fl. Denton, OF Newtown L. l., on Tues.
day left his team and wagon load of vegetables
standing in Murray street, between College place
and Greenwich street, and during his tempor ary ab-
sence they were stolen. AT half-past twelve O'Clock
yesterday morning the property was found in Bayard
street IN possession or Richard Gallagher, or Ber.
gen, N j., by officer OF the sixth precinct Gal
Iagher was arraigned I'm the Tom5s Police Court
yesterday before Justice Dowllng and held for trial.