The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-30

WAR;-We object to the belgerent aspect ot affairs n Europe principally for this reason, that It Is exercising its baleful influence amorg our hitherto modest and good looking citlzens ot German and French percentage It was owing to debate upon the possible and proba- ble issue of the war, on Tuesday evening. that Schnider made gouging demonstration to- ward the eyes of Francis whose sympathies hap pened to be antagonistic to his own. Levin, the brewery man, carries cans, one side of which has been rendered fiat to receive the in- scription, PRUSSIA" The French restau- rant man gares at this inscription with un- feigned disgust; and fit were not for the huge dimensions of the lager man would evidently ''iry him q brush" Z, another gentleman of Prussian birth and Prussian sympathies bears upon the front of his boot-runnng from the instep to the toe-in 2x2-inch letters. the in . scription PRUSSIA" This may seem g. little
 inconsistent, but 1t is said to be strictly fruth- ful. The Freuchmen are in the minority. and hence refrain from demonstrating feelirr which might bring upon them the wrath of the excited Teutons
 TIE FEAST Since old customs agW prevail among our felow-ci(izens of Mexican origin let something be done to render their obseIv- ance to the least possible extent troublesome We have been led to make this remark from having heard 1t suggested that in consequence of a school being now conducted at the Church plaza, nc such disturbance as that created by observance ot the Feast in former years, should be tolerated there. The suggestion is unoues- tionably good one. Let the Feast be held at some other point. It Is not very desirable din at any door, and least of all should it be permitted to disturb the order and quiet of school and convent
 ON Tuesday last misunderstanding arose between :we individuals of restaurant and ice'cream notoriety. One of these gentlemen hails from the classic plains of Lombardy, the other from the Vine>clad districts of Southern France. Lombardy was 'lelt for dead" his respiration having been temporarily stopped by Q shoulderthru5t from the Gaul HerecoVered however, but too late to take vengeance upon his antagonist who had already fallen into the hands ot Libby.
 J. CosGRovE, ESQ, who supplanted Mr. Barela as partner with Jack Davis in the contract for mail service between Tucson and Mesiila. ar- rived with the mail coach on Tuesday. MT. Cos grove speaks of the Indian troubles ca this route past and prospective-as lightly IS though he had accepted stipuiations to exchange shots with Cachiso once every month, and in terms which show him to be worthy of his postio as 8 co. abOrer with the intrepid Davis.
 The change instituted in he mail arrange ments between this Territory and New Mexico as published elsewhere-by direction of the postmaster-is decided improvement. Our s Ibscribers to the East will no longer be oblig ed tu wait whole week after it's publication for the latest news by the ARIzoNAN
 Attention is called to the advertisement oi the New Mexico and Arizona Stage Com, pany." These Stages are large and confort- ably arranged, and certainly offer the very best advantages to travellers between Tucson and Mesila.