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VENEZUELA.

Siege Of B0naucse etO-AscertuiucdI ~osses-
Guzmam Bianco Captures Truxillo--Coifee
Supplies Cut On-t:cnerai Hermand~z's Re-
turn Minus His army-Probable Overthrow
Of the Goveraxseul.
MARACAiBo, Oct is, 1870.
In the recent battle OF Bonquesemero, In which
General Hernandez, who commanded the Union
troops, was victorious, the losses have been ascer-
tanned to be much greater than were at
nrst supposed The total number Killed
In that battle amounted TO $50, wounded
$50, and taken captive 200, while almost
all the generals OF the insur2cnt forces or Guzman
Blanco remained insthe field either dead or wounded
Among them were r. Muno2 Alyarado and several
Others. Among the generals WOUNDED are arrange
ners, Manuel Wallis, Adolfo Bocanegra Miguel SIN
ora and Trompse. The list Of the wounded on the
part or the government comprises the names oil In
dis Eusello Rodriguez, Herrera, +. Camera Or. r.
+. Comado and Colonel Juciuto.'
GuZman Blanco admits the losses OF many generals
and 800 men, but complains greatly IA 10 the man.
ner In which they were butchercd and of the ey-
at Napa. lie complains also that the attack was
ward
The remains OF Guzman's forces that escaped
from BonGuesemeto marched down 10 Truxiilo a
distance OF thirty leagues. whore a coalition was
formed with another OF hs deraehments Here
they found government troops under General An.
drade and attacked them ON the following day.
The engagement lasted tour days, and eventually,
forced to flee TO Merida.
rruxio Is an important coffee district. and sup
plies MaracaiDo TO IA large extent. AL the present
moment THESE supplies are cut of ana the ex port
OF coffee must thereby be greatly diminished.
General Hernandez has arrived here for the pur-
pose OF obtaining men and arms TO join his forces at
Core, and with this augmented force he viii attack
Guzman. 1t Is otherwise rumored that he mas
already suffered an overwhelming defeat and has
disnanded his forces Should such prove 10
be the case and Guzman in possession OF Truxilo it
Is feared That Maracaibo may shortly fall into his
hands also. The city Is, however IN perfect state
or defence and the Notifications are being looked
after for the purpose OF resisting the threatened
vader III IL does fall into his hands the next mail
will probably carry the news that GuZman Glance
Is the President OF the Venezuelan republic.
The Archbishop OF Caracas, who was lately ban
isned by Guzman for refusing TO sing the re Deafn.
was placed on board small schooner, without cabin
accommodation for passengers. Her mate would
not allow the Archbishop to take any luggage with
him. Had IL not been for Mr.. Detno. an Italian
gentleman, who managed, however, by force OF en-
treaties and threats TO get oil mattress board
the vessel 81 ten O'Clock at night, just as she
about raising her anchor TO leave for her dc siina
l uOn--pOrt
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THE NEW YORK HERALD IN MASSACHUSETTS.

From the Westdeld Mass News Letter, Nov. III
The New York HERALD has paid out over enc hun
dred and ten thousand dollars for European CORE
spondence and cable dispatches since the commence
ment OF the Franco-Prussian war; A cable despatch
to the HERALD. reporting the interview OF the cor
respondent Of that paper with Napoleon portion
OF which we copied last week. cost thousands OF dol
lars. We know OF no paper either in Europe or
America that is equal TO the NEW YORK HERALD in
collecting and publishing news from all parts OF
fha wOrid
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Curious Political Revolutions.

Everywhere, at the late election, the people
rose against party managers and ''ran the
machine to suit themselves. Missouri, which
in 1868 gave McClurg 10, 1927 majority, this
year sends him whirling cut of his seat with
10000 majority for his opponent. Ingersoll,
republican, of Illinois, who received 1000
majority in 1868, this year takes back seat,
his competitor beating him by 1000 votes.
Two years ago the republican majority in the
Michigan Sixth district was $3.50; this year
it gives democratic majority Of 2, $50. The
Fifth district Of New Jersey in 1868 gave a
democratic majority Of 2,24S; last week the
democratic candidate for Congress was elected
to stay at home by over 1900 majority. West
Virginia was expected to double her majority
of 5000 for Grant, but the most astute trick
STEERS were astounded when she rolled up a
democratic majority Of 1000. In the New
York Fifteenth Congressional district Tanner,
republican, who was elected in 1868 by ever
2,4OO majority, is succeeded by Joseph M.
Warren, democrat, who has been elected by
the remarkable majority of 800. The above
extraordinary changes show that the people,
when they choose to take hand in the bust
ness, can manage things pretty much as they
please.
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The FENWiCA u8NC MEJT.

Exclamation Of the Remains Of the First
While Womaa Born in Connecticut.
Hartford Nov. 1s. 1870.
The authorities Of the town. OF saybrook to-day
removed The monument erected there to Lady
Fenwick, the first white woman born in.
connecticut, the removal being necessary
for iiroad improvements and searching for re-.
mains the bones Of the deceased were discoy-
well preserved, and about the skull snH was was
found remains of hair, which crumbled
at the touch. Lady Fenwick was buried at Say
brook Point In 1913, 222 years ago. The remains
and monument are to be placed III the Saybrook
Cemetery with formal ceremonies
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Died.

POMRoY.-On Friday, November Is, Mrs. HARRIET
PoMRoY. widow OF Amos Pomroy, Jr., IN the 18th
year OF her age.
The remains Will be taken 10 Enned, conn.,, Tor
tntermcnt on Monday morning.
MISUNDERSTANDING, on Friday morning, Novem-
Der IL, at IL Oliver street FRANCIS WILLIAM MUIR
RAY aged 81 years. son OF the late Dr. Daniel Murray
OF Belfast Ireland and late apothecary Of the United
states steamship QuinDebaug.
His friends are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral, from the above No. on Sunday after
noon. at two O'Clock, TO Calvary Cemetery.
Belfast tIrelandl papers please copy.
[Eor 0sbea Deaths See With PdQe.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

AMERICAN PAPER CURRENCY. In view OF
the great probability now existing that some
or all of the European governments may be
compelled to resort to the issue Of paper
money in order to meet the expenses Of war; a
review Of cur own history in that respect may
not be inappropriate. We accordingly pub
lish in another part Of to-days HERALD a
resume of the history, value and vicissitudes
of American paper currency, from the first issue
of it in the great struggle for independence
to its latest issue in the war Of the rebellion.
Ii will be found interesting and instructive, not
only to the financial and business community,
but to the general reading public.
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RAILROAD MATTER s.

Western Railroad Mngnates in Council
Agencies to be Established in Europe.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. IS, 1870.
A party OF railroad men representing the ST. Jo-
seph ana Council Bluffs, the Pennsylvan Central,
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, the Union
Pacific, the Pan Handle and Ohio and the Mississippi
roads, who have been in consultation here for q
couple OF days past win leave tonight for St. Louis
and Cincinnati. Among other things they concluded
upon Is TO open handsome ticket office In London
and the principal cities the European Continent,
for me purpose or supplying people returning to or
visiting America With tickets over any American
road.
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FOREIGN Negetia.ion. and Chnnccr Of "

Foreign Negotiations and Chances Of War.
The british ana American Ministers, says the
NORM china Herald, Just to hand by mail
''relying on the false premise that they had to
deal with civilized Government, have acted
on principle which all previous intercourse with
Oriental naIons has shown TO be mistaken. and
which threatens to bring about the very climax
which the new policy was enormously designed to
avoid. Instead OF collecting immediately at Tien-
tsn every available soldier amt war vessel from
Japan ana hong Kong and holding out the prospect
OF coercion II reparatien were not made within
given and proXnate' date, they have drifted on u
MOOD OF conclatory platitudes, far that they
hardly avoid striking on the rocks Of war;
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body OF an unknown man and the body of an
unknown woman were brought to the Mergue last
evening, having been found floating in the river.
The man was about thirty.dve years of age, five
feet seven inches in height, black hair, full whisk-
ers black mustache; had black alpaca coat black
pants brown vest, white muslin SHIRT white cotton
undershrt ana h..sts 'rhc body too much decom.
posed 10 Nc placed on the Morgue.
The woman was abont twenty five years Of age,
five feet four inches In height, had brown hair had
on black alpaca dress, Balmora skirt, black water
proof cloak, brown wooen hood, white muslin
chemise. white cotton stockings ana shoes. The
body was placed on the Morgue and photograph,
taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

THOMAS CARLYLE ON THE FRANCO PRUssIAN
WAR.-The author Of the ''Sartor Resartus'
and Of the Life Of Frederic the Great Of
Prussia is ont with u two column article in
the London Times on the war between France
and Prussia. The London Times will be anx-
iously awaited here by hundreds of thou
sands. Thomas Carlyle on the war will be
sensation in literature. Why cannot some Of
our enterprising book publishers have the
whole two columns sent across the wires and
converted into book at once9 1t would be
the most salable book Of the hour.
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nation will be more than trebled2 Let us
not, then. put all tho burden of the debt,
Is well as Of the war, upon the present
generation, but let us, while paying a
part, so graduate the payment that some
may be left for the succeeding generation
to nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

COLLEGE Rows. The students in Williams
College, emulous of the doubtful fame of the
'boys" in Yale and other colleges, have just
had row among themselves. These college
rencontres are both despicable and silly.
They sometimes entail upon the perpetrators a
brand Of disgrace that follows them through
life. There should be some way Of putting a
stop to these childish sauabbles ameng col
egans.
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SHOOTING MATCH.

Match for the Championship Between Ro-
gnrdus, or Illinois, and Paine, Of New
York.
DETROIT, Mich Nov. Is, 1870.
shooting match for the championship OF the
United States and 81, 600 between A. II. Bogardus,
or Eckhart. Ill., and Ira A. Painc OF New York. took
place near this city today The contestants were to
shoot at 100 birds each, with one and a quarter
ounce shot, snap caps not counting. Out OF seventy
Bogardus killed sxty-one and Paine nfty.fve when
II became dark and Paine gave up the match and
the money, side bets being declared Oh. James
Ward, tue champion Of Canada acted as referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
PENNS WANNA POLITICS.

Death Of n state ssenntor-The senate Tied
Republican Candidate for state Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is, 1870
william W. Watt, Safe Senator from the First
district, died this morning. His deceasc VIII leave
the parties tied In the state Senate. A special cleo
ton win have to be held 10 fiji the vacancy but It
cannot take place until after the meeting OF the
Legislature upon warrant signed by the Speaker
OF the Senate.
G. Dawson Coleman has consented to become the
republican candidate for State Treasurer william
Mackey, the present Treasurer is TO decline the
nomination.
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SUASGHAE, Oct. IL, l
via san FRANCISCO, Nov. II, lST0.)
The return OF United States Consul General Sew
ara was celebrated by dinner. at which Admiral
Rodgers and other leading Americans were present.
The Netrs Letter, contains several editorials on
United States Minister Low, accusing him OF gross
neglect and wanron disregard OF duty In the matter
OF the Tien- tsin massacre
EXchange-On London, SIS. ga, per taeL
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TelEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

coored escaped from Sing sing prison yester
day.
The New Orleans contested ecctod yesterday
decided against the democrats
The steamship Montana sailed from San Francisco for
Panama yesterday with eco passengers and SsooO0 IN
treasure which roo 900 in coin for CsDAo, $Sl 200 Tor
England and $4,000 for Punta Arenas.
The hyde Park wooien mills, Boston were damaged
by IRE Thursday evening TO the oxtent OF s5uUou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19
The King Elect in His Home.

FL0RENCE Nov. IS, 1870.
The Duke OF Aosta arrived in this city yesterday
from Naples, He met with the enthusiastic
acclamatioDs OF the people. The President Of the
Council, the Spanish Minister to Italy and other
notables subsequently called upon him and con.
graduated him.
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less number In population, nearly as good
correspondents with their friends at home as
the entire foreign population hailing from
the United Kingdom. Other items In the
report are worthy Of the attention Of our
readers.
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ro.MoReow's SUNDAY MERCURY

Will be published and the win be Summarized from ha
beginning order TO give all chance read the opening
nstanent. Read to-nouowis
SUNDAY MERCURY.
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BicDchiuG, Cleaning and DyeinR.-IOrdss
Offices, va Byoadway <39 Broome street, Of Broad
way and Ill Eighth Ladies' and gentIenen'
Apparel cleaned in manner urpassed In America.
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AUS TRiA.
Premier Won Bcust still in Once.

''-'sa-t.@. 49, -. VIENNA, Nov Is, 1870.
The rumor OF the resignation OF Baron Won Beust.
the Prime Minister, which has been circulating for
few days past, is discredited by the official Jour
mails OF this city, which pronounce the story on
which the rumor was based wholly untrue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

CIirchuRh's Illmsive Wigs ind Ladies' Orpn-
mental HairFines best ftting. Factory E41. Broadway
between Grand and Brooine.
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The PEANUT FIEND has invaded the purlieus
of Uncle Sans Capitol at Washington to such
an extent as to become an intolerable nni-
sance. Supervising Architect Mullett takes
this dissertation so much to heart that he
declares war upon the fiend and his allies,
and has recommended to the Secretary
OF the Treasury to prohibit vendors OF
peanuts, apples, and others of that ilk,
from carrying on their traffic in govern
ment buildings. 1t is questionable if, with the
abolition Of the whiskey mills in the basement
Of the Capitol and the peanut stands in the
Hobbies, public business will flourish to any
great extent. II will not do to deprive West
crn and Southern members Of their accus-
toned Injuries too suddenly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

DIR. sngess Catarrh Remcdy.-SJOO Reward
FOR m incursbic Sold by druggists by mail 63c
pamphlet free. Address X. 2. PIERCE, ". d., Bur.o.
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"a Genuine Weather strip Like Roebu a's
will exclude any wind from any house" Once 5s Futon
street, near Gil
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Amauro.is Defective Vision, Deafness. Dys-
pspsia Neuralgia cured interview Professor OHM
a. Bcecker street. near Broadway.
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Electrical Treatment Of All Appropriate
diseases Gulvano Institute Baths, combining
the recent discoveries &c Cali or send Tor circular it'
East Thirty-fourth street, corner Third avenue
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Every Genuine Botiie Of Congress- Water
has large &C" raised upon glass None geuune sd
drausht Depot, ~ Chambers street.
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Earl Granville "Out Of Town. and Britain
Again in CONSERVATION
Germany Knows "NO North,
No SOuth.n
SPAIN JUBILANT OVER HER NEW KING
A Chinese Massacre Conspiratol
Arrested.


Secretary Fish's Despatch ON the Alabama
Claims Bill-L0rd Granville Out OF Town
An Alarm from America.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1870.
despatch from Mr. Fish to Mr.. Moran concern
Ing the Alabama claims arrived to-day. Lord Gran
vile being out OF town the despatch could not be
communicated to him. The contents are up 10 this
moment unknown to the public. In the circles
where the fact OF the arrival OF The despatch Is
known great CONSERVATION and excitement prevails
as 1t Is assumed that Russia and the United States
have q secret understanding.
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A specific for All Kidney Diseases Found in
Missisquoi Water. A fresh supply received
J. +. HENRY, No. 8 College place.
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Arrest of the Massacre Con.pir.,or.

LONDON, NOV. Is, 1870.
A despatch has just been received here from
Macao dated November |. which states that the in.
stgator OF the Tien-sin massacre has been arrested
and will be speedily brought to justice
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-
BRONCHIAL TROGEs have been thoroughly tested since
The demand for them has steady
purely upon their merits they have found
with those who from pulmonary bronchial ashmatic
plants require them For coughs and colds they eca
iii
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The WAR QUESTION IN EUROPE AND THE
OBsTINAoY OF GOLD. During our late civil
war, when the "Yanks" and the 'Johnnies"
were sent to drive each others skirmish lines,
and found the undertaking beyond their abili-
ties, 1t was frequent remark on either side
tina. 'the Yanks wouldn't drive worth cuss,"
or that ''the Johnnies wouldn't drive worth a
red." The expressions will recall a smile to
many on both sides Of Mason and Dixon's
line, who remember the circumstances which
produced them. A great deal of commotion
has been created in the Gold Room Of late by
the European news, and the SPECTATORS have
gone into a frenzy of excitement. But gold
remains obstinately quiet. AS broker re-
marked the other day, jotting downs sale with
hand that had swung Spencer in the war,
''Gold won't rise worth d--n."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-19

Dnvid's Fall style OF Gcntlenien,. Hats
salesroom 229ts BroAdway near Duane street.
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MA-Sixth Avenue and Fourteenth Strcee.-C
MA fresh supply OF Dr. !; o'BKIEN's eeseorsted-C
MA--o'ear RESTORER AMERICA. Also No. OF tho
MA-samc for very gray whssers and obstinate gray
hafr e
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Royal Vayann I.ottcry.-PriZc~ Paid i'm
gold. Inform, alton furnished The highest paid for
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAyLOR a CO., Bankers, 10 Wall stco., New York
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A.-Hcrrinx's Patent

A.-EsUenschciUs Leading Dress sfut tho
winter Is the chssie desngw and elegant specimens
Of silk hat have Price a. lis
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The Boston, Hyrt'ard and Erie Railroad
'Litgafi0D.

BOSTON, Nov 1s, 1870.
Unable to obtain the key to the Office OF the Bos
ton, Hartford ana Erie Railroad to-day tor the pur-
pose OF obtaining certain books 10 which they were
entitled, by order OF court, Messrs. Converse and
Bartholomew, two Of the receivers forced the
doors; but no books were found.
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Amos Clark,

A.--Jnwyers and Ministers will Find Cherry
Pectoral Troches particularly adapted 70 their
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MADRID, Nov. Is, 1890
committee. consisting OF fifteen members OF the
Constituent Cortes, has been appointed to proceed
to Florence 10 present the Spanish Crown 10 the
Duke OF Aosta.
The election Of Aosta Is highly popular throughout
the provinces. No disorders have followed his pro-
clamation, though the government had reason 20
believe that as the canddature was unpopular in
certain quarters there might be demonstrations of
disapproval. The services OF the troops have not
been necessary anywhere.
In all the large cities cannon have been fred In
honor of the event,
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The Nation ssOnc and Indi VISIBLE,
BERLIN, Nov. 49, 1870.
The treaty between the North German Coniedera.
ton and the States Of Baden and Hesse has been
signed. The treaty with Wurtemberg has been con-
Guided. but IL not yet signed.
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A Card.-Tinnny 81 Co.,
UNION SQIrAKE-

having removed 20 their Store offer their
importation FOR the Holidays Selected expressly
opening.
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Amos Clark,
MASTER AND THE MAN.
A tale Of life in the Seventeenth century,
BY FAIRFAX BALFOUR,
IL creating great sensation the reading public Al
49,. mn a.
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The Rcsieaers Of Paris, in pVint Of Nun.
bc barely those who besiege the emporium Of
rreHt halter KNOA slg Broadway The large stock OF
Has and Caps OF tho quality and fine display OF rich
and reasonable Furs this csnbshuient account for tho
nm inon n Gene raissmo KNOX, armed ponta with
the approved head nj all times ready to receive
the Million
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Judicial AppOintment-The United States
FlaR-NIr Bright,s Health
LONDON, Nov. 1s, 1870.
Mr.. Vernon Harcourt has been appointed to sue
ceed Sir Coimar O'Loghlen as Judge Advocate
General.
The United States steamer Plymouth has oone IN
Lisbon.
Mr.. John Bright's health il still impalred and no
viii resign provided the war party Of the Cabinet
prevails.
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A.-HcrrInx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25I Broadway corns- Murray arrest.
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To Lcnse-A Hotel, on iIoadway, Apply u
q. KNOX, IL Broadway.
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S PAIN.

The Coming Presentation oil the Crown
Parliamentary Delegation 10 Iiaiy-Popu-
Iariiy OF the King.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-02

D DsLong has been appointed post .u,cbe Pass in place of Henry .r declined.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-02
Army NEiscellan nv,

Maj. John V. DuBois, Sd Cav, recently in conn- maAd of Camp Grant, has gone East on "siok Ieave."
 Capt. H. Moul ton, 1st Cav, is now on his way to Tucson with horses for the cavalry companies in Southern Arizona.
 Col. ?. ". StanhoDe, of the I2th inf, is en route to Tucson with a large number of recruits fer the companies of the lst Cav. and Fist Inf. serving in Southern Arizona.
 Surgeon II. R. Wirtz has been ordered to Pres- colt as Medical Director of the new department.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-02

WE have received copy of Orders describing the boundaries of Camp OrdReseryation which we are unable to publish this week from want of sufficient space This, and other particulars regarding that reservation which we will pub Olish next week. viii be found of much in- terest