The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

clare the 5-2U bonds payaDle lh Breehoachs or their equivalent; favor the abolition of Ma tional Banks and the issue of greenbacks in- ! stead demand more curreucy favor the taxation of National Bank stock by the States, and of United States bonds by Con gress for national purposes; denounce the last Legislature for attempting to force the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment upon the people, and oppose a change in the naturalization laws by transferring natural- 1 zation to the Federal Courts.
 At Detroit, Michigan, January 10 house, in which woman and eight children were sleeping, was burned, and five of the children pershed in the flames
 Another Eastern divine CD has soiled his robes, by running away from New York, with a young girl--the prettiest of his flock. The girls brothers started in pursuit of the rey- | erend scoundrel.
 Fremont had something to say, recently, in defense of his railroad scheme. He talked about work being pushed, which is the same old song.
 President Grant has most graciously con descended to nan,e Henry Weller, Of New Mexico. for Secretary of that Territory. How we of Arizona would like to hear of his fill ing the chief offices here with "nstives."
 Brevet Major General Chas. II. Smith, has been assigned to the command of the De- partment of Louisiana, rice Mower deceased
 Sawyer has been confirmed Judge of the Ninth Circuit.
 Late Mississippi news says that Governor Alcorn refuses to be inaugurated until the State is admitted to the Union
 Eastern financiers tbink that the people of the South, West, and Pacific coast, need more greenbaeks. They certainly need more money.
 Fischer, sheriff of Cook county, Illinois, deserted his wife, children and office, recent ly, and run off with an immoral female.
 Many San Domingans were opposed to an- nexation to the United States. We sympa- thise with them, having enough negroes now on hand.
 In the Senate, January l2, Mir Conkling, of New York, presented the resolutions of the Legislature of New York withdrawing the assent formerly given by the State to the Fifteenth Amendment. Having to perform
 the duty hurt poor Conkling's Radical nerves.
 Drake offered a resolution that Indian
 treaties be considered in open session. It was
 tabled. We amend, that they be eonsid-
 cred in open field, after the Indians arc
 whipped,
 Sumner has introduced bin authorizing
 the re-funding of the debt, to extend bank,
 ing facilities, and establish specie payments , He said the bill contemplated the prompt ex tingusbment of Fiye-Twenties.o of lss2, and the ultimate re-funding of the debt into five ' per cent. Ten-Forties, payable in coin. Ir regard to National Banks, he proposed to re ' duce the interest on the bonds deposited by
 them with the Government, and extenC 'f needed facilities, especially to the West anC 2 South. The bill sought to bring Na,iona t obligations to par with coin, and resume spe
 cie payment without effort. n It is known, at last, that Texas has beer 'i carried by the Republicans. IL took SatraI Reynolds long time to cook the returns [, o his liking.
 The Governor of Kansas, in his last mes |, sage to the Legislature, denounees the con U ciliatory policy of the Government towar, s' the Indians; complains of the public senti y ment East on this subject; wants the Indi e ans confined on reservations, and a sutIicien Is force of troops detailed to keep them there y That Governors head is we'll balanced '- Chancellor Hartson has been recommende,
 to the President as fit person for Collecto e of the Port of San Francisco.