The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-18
LATE NEWS.
FROM VARIOUS QUARTERS

European dates are 10 February 10. At that date peace rcigned in France, and tho elections were being proceeded with. Should the Constitutioual Assembly accept Bismark' s propositions, DO more blood will be shed if not, the terrible work of destruction will ike commenced again at noon, Sunday next, the time the srmistice expires. Trochu hsd sur rendered Paris, with lS0,O00 prisoners, ,jOo cannon, 4OV field pieces and mitIaelleuscs {: the gun-boats on the Seine, and other Gov ernment property. Ganbetta and his Bor- deaux Government appeared disposed 10 hold out longer, despite the fact that the Paris Government had withdrawn tue power dele gated ;o him There was talk of inaugura- ting new reign of teToF . The Powers, in conference at London, had conceded Russian demands Q. Food was being sent into Paris from EBghnf and other countries. ThOus- ands of Bourbaki's army perished of hunger, on the Swiss frontier. It was generally be- lieved that France would not and coud not now resume the contest. The Emperor of Germany had sent into Paris 6UO0,000 ra- tions and ,JOO head ot cattle - .Tae Ger man army viii enter Paris on the I9,h inst Army Mattcrs
 Major Samuel A. Foster, |. S Army, died | in san Francisco, on the 3d inst.
 Lieutenant Colonel Andrews, has been re- | lieyed from his position as Superintendent of | Indian affairs in this Terntory, and ordered l Co join bis regiment in Texas 1 Headquarters of the Third Cavalry will soon start for Camp Verde. Lieutenant F.. B Hubbard has been trans ferred to the Second Artillery ! Company D, Second Artillery, has been ordered to San Diego. From the East { Matters looked favorable for the passage of Southern Pacific railroad bill. On the gth railroad accident occurred in ! New York, by which l9 pcrsOns lost their l lives, and locomotive, several cars and . ! bridge were burned.
 On the 4th, terrible railroad smash-up occurred near New Orleans ] Congress was devoting attention ;o t,,e ! Territories X bill Co raise the wages of our law-,nal,eFs, had been introduced, and another to place the apyortionment of members m the hands of (. '. District Judges. It will do no good for our Legislature to vote them selves extra pay-Congrrss will not allow Il, Alaska had been added to Washington Territory, a. county.
 X hili had been introduced in the Senate forbidding Territorial Legislatures to pas, private charters, but permitting them to pas, general acts of incorporation. Also \ bil making the fees and compensation of United States Attorneys, Marshals and Clerks in thu Territories the same as are now allowed iT Nevada. Passed.
 Also, bill to define and protect the right, uE miners.
 House cotdmitteCs have decided to repes income tax.
 Caijsorria
 Col Lewis, foFIAsr member of the Legis
 lsture of Arizona, died at San Diego, a shor
 time ago.
 The Los Angeles papers note departure o ; several teams for Prescott, Camp Verde, an' , other points in this Territory. The Territory. Grants stage, which arrived here Thurs
 day evening, brought the following persons |,
 Prescott: A. Eof, D. Hazard, Req. D. White
 Chaplain l.. <. A.. J. Goldwater and D. Kel ley. To Wickenburg--Geo Davis and Chas
 Groves.
 The driver informs US that Indians ha, made smother raid on Ceilings station, ans , run of seveFal head of stock. Private letters from Phoenix report an in dian robbery there on the nigbl of tbe sth , when the savages stole four hSnes from Mr r Carpenter.
 Our regular Legislative summary failed | reach us, but are sec by lhe papers that yer little had been accomplished by our Solon, Date Creek Apache Mohayes claim tha } Apache ToRtos attacked them recently, an
 drove them to near tho post. Troops hal
 gone after the "Tontos"
 Capt Moultoh and command had returne
 to Mcpoweh. They failed to find Indian,