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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-28
by Cable,

LONDON, April 2S-Ihe steamship Cambria, from
New York, touched at Plymouth this morning,
(By IeLesraph.)
NEW YORK, April rs. - Arrived, steamshIp India,
from Glasgow.
NORFOLK, Va, April 2s. - The vessel reported
ashore yesterday on the Thimble is the Br brig Ja-
baon, bound for Baltimore; she was gotten OF at
8 p NJ,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-28
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT of PHILApELpHIA. ...------------AP

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. 29
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
s A. M.........52l IL A. M.......64 l2P M.5S
sun RIsBs........... s. MOON SETS. ........ l.4T
sun SETS. ........... 6Sl HIGH WATER........ S.l9
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-28

Steamer Rattlesnake, Winnett, from Georgetown
ID. O. arrived at Bridgeport Conn.,, last evening
Br. bark Queen Victoria Lynn, from Androssan
tTess, having experienced succession OF gales had
rudder damaged, forehouse stove in and Quilted
stancheoAs OF Aatchhouse broken, and boat stove In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

Derots 70 New Ycrk loot q BirlLs' en- 70 - ,l ')er't
NlNrhE AkaAN6EMtNI, coHii,aT Mon a. A0y ~ 10
8.y1 E'FRfo, 81 IL TRAIN nt, O. We to -
Ton Branch D-vcrW O. Cblter a-ei A. va % rlseE r. X
and Newton. Nss4 ngol Tie . D.. ai W. r z
fr " atT Ga, -iig. CT & = t L- 4 fa SRA
sui Osgr srd a PORTS tie Lacslvcnna rI B0onsI
an Delaware AZ il.l.0u b bOils.
li:i0 LE.iiGH LLlR EXPRESS a. No4a-k Morris
town Dove Rae et'oUn Was ng0n II s1lr lIl ksoni e1n
PAAp.lug Bel. Del r T. ur By4fe a. ana ~
Eol v ~ H. y K r. Or Bee4eu A4ioan, sch t4ak, Ij
Wilkssl4rre
SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover vh CEss's=
Wsieo Il. r.. D
". r. r. for Wr'er f8p stron'-ilr- at sc~lutar.
1p. KkTISfOWh NAIL Booatoa Chessr
AMI suS--E ga roads
AMI t.iDp.
For SGf lri 1teursd,ie stations AZ 60 49, ssl 1910
33l 4lU an 900 p.
il20 n lO 49, 3d. An 50 $50 Geo. o.0 9oo and LES
2 m. .. 80. .. .. ~.
so and 40 Ei.o0 200 $50 3:1t O. ~ $50 fo i.l'
go $50 5.1o. $50 6o .g;-o $50 .5:Jo 500 a-i l5
Train, ular.ei ssJg a. East Newark.
Issge N.Ya.. 81 BLOOMFIELD and sOSTCLAR ESQ and
I1 I Q 81 rafC d.. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24


II foot 81 Chaabe-s-st end oo. % 21ist. f,l3Fs.
frirs haV, tbEnerst sgs ~ sd
. u All o. o.. iay Leave 4JIst. 0:i5 an =
"a aaT New SRI improved br~ir.too Coaches
acsompanJ throas ~ BIla. connecting A. ora'
gus'Lt Se,i-g toaals tiou1l = ts snl
G,oa sleeping COACHES accompany l' a. m tar Ton sa
q1ellnut Euglc the $3.50 - N-alo7k % bl1' sni
tie s lfou NeFIcfk to hones7e LulAo al tircia--s
An Rnigrant Train leaves isiiy q: 5:i5 p. n.
Jeryis sud v Z: ~ m. 90 e., i:lD p NJ
?. san
dsysO only $50 a IA tIs-st. gla a IA
ForOtsYlls WAY. 4. in. ttd-Si 80 a.
For Ees6lh and WsT, A. pa NJ 80 and 49, P d. ''I $50
5:l5 and AIS p NJ
Tbes,er Trais Ill 30 y tl5lsL, -lt;f p. No. go. .
For Pat.-poa Way, from ds,. bFc attt 1855 snf lD
sliS 3S SIS saG SS5 Prom tEamierssL Dspos 81
e:l5 1900 y - - Is, 4 9'i5, aat rs P n
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r4s 3:t tsls 5i5 'n t53 Prom caaH5eFs' DEPOT 97'
a 10. sudt (, ISIS. g. Aad 46:iS ,. 1900.
Fci Pe-ooat yysL T,naaa. Eil NJ -N psI9t ,9:is
faili 4l2f
LIS t6.20 o. AID Saturdays OILS, y 20 riilcH@
snso APARTMENTS N DraEr 0 ar r. -
CO. checking 49, transfer Of Bsg
gaze Conl ess FL, 20 b-a Al -
tNsmtsrsst; Crernwichst ilh and Ihr'ar Hsrsr
30 Fal-t, Depot rot VI tasmogsi f'ct 9. ~ o.
New York 20 EIilrses.s Lous Does Dsp Jey c AL
| o. The Agents a. the Srzs pei boes 49,, ,,,,n
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Ge,f 3nr'. isl Gs-i PaAsr
sD,FT tFor Hacks1s'es only
49, y-ae g.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
tFor PsTrlont a.. Nvae. o.
ISIANn- RAHROAD-

z ONCi ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRAkGB NEXT.
on ,ni After MONDAY OCT -, 1879, Trans vi leave Ja7esD7
$40 a. II 0reenp5rt and SAG IisI5oE
IO.O a n htr-h -0,.N way IlsH.
HarOr an overload Expires rnni i4foaa 70 OfeeA
81 SgtGrssy guA
200 p. "a EorlD0rt Brprss -,
$500 M Hsap.e,d W lrih TO 'l7 on s'taay righi
600 ,. n Norl1o . y Tran .,-.-..-, -
All trns connect 5i-, .er.sest s1atr @ M f9'yn,
Gea Cove Loc y,es. Ac, lie. Hrl, '7 sal N os ave
Hrn.ers $3.50 o. a-l +. p IA . u 't-t ~ ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL

STsNER ARRANGEMENT,
Passenger state. ia Sss iors cor.r Of and
F0''- 45irv5 ei GEivE = yfFTToaS ,
FOR Re" Raven All 8rSe IT tAHl i.J9 g n i-'' 'h
P-5 oa st-a;.5 F.ft8 southport ssL w.sFor i.:'o
g p sS x tst Ii.5oA NJ 1913 z) @ 3' 80
Va ~, 13 : a. - SIS 400 $50 sld $50 pm
81, r'' 20 1sG i:,5 80 % rs ij p
Fcr Gr,e 81 az iaga-s .taaoas, Q Ilo a. NJ 'lh 80
s5,y Sal an caves ry 'ezoa Ses.o's ''7 "A f''
Bo''''' va '"'- pm ,-.jSsSEcfISa Tsi,Sj
Por Bo't'' u, srrgrsse.i f. T. e. : en-, ,o p n
Fcr H.ral .a1 spra -i ~ i1:.' ? @ E. NJ to H''t.T'
Newport r. l. 5 p NJ CELl eo.ses-s VIII :eaa'f lco"
rol ' Gomez ca, Eysr aar. ie:l5 P 60 Hea
e., u i;.5r r. tu,. All Y,hkr p ,o- w. ' -,
For shore lire Raeay. 70 Sorla al4 if'a'i '-''''
J. po 30 Is s,r,,oa Ral-o to Eo1s.
,ae55a and wiIa4p,larsA
F. i..a,- & .ioai = m IN. q I IN! w. $500 p w. p, ,r AZ,
For Dla ur, ~ Nor~aig aArlt n Las ~ 8" J. ."
70. ga as S. n. -. , 2 T., n o. 3D. a' 10 san
d,y Nail Truu % DRAINS leia e. a.'A.4 10 -.
a L. al4 . = b. t--.s 'A- q. ' .'
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND Ill DaON
~ RIVER RAILROAD ..aas eaye ih r...- . % .sN'''
a m c.-o =: r. D De-, ~ 5,, q, cas, No.e's
n 5; 'i w 81 e - VIZ We E5-r "a" at
Gaa, % na..sf' g.. ~, = s 1870 sssrs wa,r.
tow syracr-e. spt Cs-s-sul u,.l ,,.-., ..,aeb.' sr
r.. s..ri an, B-s,. ' 80 O. 90 yi s .s..s. ,r..
I roaIss Tor C.
"a m 'i5 " & e. * "a a sl.e,a: ,,ssL
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a~rw WRsIY RAlLROAp-tRQN tOpI or
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r.s.-ss - = 81. , .. fu se- lo-. P ..,-.a as
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80 o. -l. o. III tn-.-n 70 49,, Pm. ..r. r. s-.ei
50 o. ,ni pa r- isrlul 10 ena'4. ,t' G 'o ''...''
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J.-... pSs}..l " McS'oa.o-."' -',oi''sa.'l
,-rWApk AID NEW-YOKk EAlLEDAD.-
. ntp0r IA Nm. fOs n, '~ o. ~ ~f " BOG. ' ~ .
0u ssi sl,r J,as'ry . "a All Ia, N,4.x~u
IhA'h - ~ ~ e g. 81; " De-. l.t,
g., 90 . ;.5 ~ 5.N So. Cs,' Go '.9. a. 90,
'S ~ g : i:c pa Tor WEST BERGry-A, ego 80 80.
AZ Is - le.; s;-l, 80 o. = ,.'. .. ~
Ii. h. tALvn T.. C.a ..>.E = -.i
S0I7Tfi SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
C.II, AID WINTER AKRANGEMENI;
,erele. iSDAl ossa5e H. s-e. lion Eo''' -'' ''Ds
g. a NJ. ~ ~ :, e ,,,-o.
10 49,, " ,ir F;tso.ss stag r.slod 'ad fI.
"a. ,,ss., a,,.s= ss1,-i.y. th-ra.t P.eos.
$50 p r Bal, os Acec n as-is'os
g. ,. - - AsecmEeisfaLs ~. - 49, . -.
Ths % snh 10 ant 3;p tnd 70 ~ Wa " 's O. WY
T am I To- a. $50 AID u,.ns valley
s'rrA" ''' IT" & v. DOUGLAS. S-re6s. raIsBt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
Printing.

MN. EVERDELLs SONS, tOl rultOn-s,.--
w LUHOGRAPHIC, SiLAh JOB fGiNfEkS ant LABEL
MAALIANL as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
Steamboats, ano R,liIroans.

-
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINZ
s 5t F g On wE9i,c E,ss' SyI1 'S5 I'd sf s.
c crI1 'e on ao I1s ,er afd 'aHeh steamers
CRY on LAWRENCE ,rd .s,ou
H. '''' si 49, S; 9 ,I sss ssg'e.' 'e' p n" from
,oi e se ro '5 ssrs tc,o slssi1g p RIprs's ..n'
No.. E A, ,. i''' nj i'' Of frssi %. Pr o.
E..lsr. oc, - ra !. b. sNof''! '' Ayr
TOR NEW-HAVFN, HARTFORD. Sc
ie'ip Hf SsT-iia1,a 5.i5 Train. Eorth and
pALTINORE AND ONO RAILROAD CO,
56RIitWE,EH g 5r sf e. A. W 80 J -. 20
al Vi PNLtJtD Pol M ~, go ,n a o. y"
@ lie1 tsasrr tse tae &svJers % e. IN. A. ,.ts fros
f,, y a. 5 ~ ~ en- re "E tE - O.. - Wss'as-
- g. W'Pz-9EIh c-,-,. Ar,,t
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.-
sre'' t. sos0 b-lrei Railroad. 3. j, o s,,,o-
IN n. - l -. e. ,ss C. al e-,em 's1'l. % D. .bg
BAL ys.er Il l.sai .rl h, -- i go .,i ~ I e. =.
.s 81 g. Y, barge q c 70 % &c c ' p.. 5
AiiF TiiilE Il. 40 70 T a.s VEST
Ia r.Fol FsHa.;ou gs.iop Es , y,s :, ,, w,..
Torani, WI nY ca. H. Camel, Hale., Il --sa-.e.
$50 NOR Elt.a.
I'm M ~, L 5 %.y except ssd.r, o, Eo9 A.
.Hr5 :, e. =, E,ca or N@5 Clan ~, 1880. VI ~,
gI1%r-,, F--l ,.-- E.o, tn.,,., v...s cs, 49,
60 Hahra e'tare RaaiHg, coa5, I-ass.ssr Essr...
': n MO 70. Es.. = 1ni Area,ovn.
?sj m-For E'ion ~ eE.'f3 M'1e1 ch1at al ReHier-
5pm-cNgys,u Ez2sEs talr. or E4ston hleaea, An-n-
town reading lar Pa.oursh chesgo 'la caaalIa SLEEP
SIS p m.-For sanerrue
p @'-r To-, $500 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

y fa'-'r rc fr-i De zoo r Ne7-Ios 'a. % -, cor
Iat. & f'.e reg routl brlrrh Rsir5ft 3. % 1-ol s1-s !,
IN E ,f' - '.ala. AL 81 e-,cm 'l.cil. ..P. ,5.bsa
~ ' pen al rti'ro Ea'c.f: al 70 y
h1a Nsl.r k.lr5sI JOS ore ,. .rgs ..t be- ~ D. u
- ~ a M We " ho.i charge n c1rs. o % Gal PssBsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

SYNOPSIS OF EEcE,7r LEG. IATroS ....--...
sse-os A. o. s 1872 provide. h't raul o'1eTT' =
s I All P'i Dep.,nes Corr. Of Essue.i, sn ori'
n Re ias ~ 81 si, ssoo@ n, r'' q n,
eur.o1s Of vo have ve 5o Je AZ 'uea vfor to s-
Sr b,i hi. f5f orooo7 p grade u C'gstn mea
rpoa their to- Regtor ATny ifo aa'Aei VIA 80
III .9- =. - itt - Tab . la+ ss'cnsr'o Of p.
ase' a. 993,se 9.s - as e, boz .s oo
10 Nv c4 sons r.7oagls and 10 enismea fa7 lt'y
m hct ,rprov jan IS 7o provided hat cur
i o4.i b. m b- ,acs ,r,a 5e s.,eaer7y 1t Al h-
o. aa rsr 't we're aaei o. ha'fr Ga, "a
IN H. several re1,u re slc's eaoers Of ioe snn1
eIntI promotion . ueH. Is"'i eaA-el 70 Po'I'- 10
II ca, foer mn ot,er, row or he ror, Of e Amy only %
'I - 70 ~ sggi osc.-, Of = air Eve Of Ar5y s1t
infantry FVe Of the os Fei t. baye serys 3s' 10
psf, cam ,'otc nd CO william Maynae (Or1rlice) %
We r. yh. F-sha T. Hans 81 yer-, ard Col L. H. n
vi rre a, 8 y,esac cannot he en-, a7l cOnT.'. Re,
al lIo1so-s n ,ls s;lf Dspaf-Hol-- Tie ye-ais afe
Iagssor.Ge<rrl' D'r'ss OIs Lieutenant, 2.,5s
pe gan ant 1ise ai-'r- sar-le,p pr, lr.pas'I
So,f'Je s Ll.lsiColors chief Medical Par.
vr 40 roL, iss.,) am - Assistant sur (fist Lucn'
~ DssGy Eoc' two Mor two Captains, two
p ut iieqtsn arts. >ecoSi-iAeuenahis-
Colonel two VI. ~, f1r =
,s. tDo second e-terau lad Military Sofeke per cap
Az ro viii be made have the bton referred 20 removed Il
,1,c tie following Oaccs sl be carried Up IN me aatIiA
I GtsgI l,Co. James B. Fr Assistant Adj ssA.G sncEal
Tsr.s1 Slegat Ven Wet and John C. Mcf r
r,7 U,rernlstsr psrteuti Lel-CoL Israel C. Nooa1 Corps
~ T., ,s.n- 90 ',H-N.or william D. WhNnle sa7t hu
t-1t Csrcrs Aiom Bri Assi- nsrorGensral j'rs
.I Moore llyt C Ahc. Z Eil,, Euls saxon, sd
Tlg D. B.saa7 Q1cura ter Departments Major ho = " l
5on Corp OF Rssaeers MAJOR james Benn ordnance DePar
Il-ut .-,. =, ,l-,- " r. -. a..
meters D,parrat. Capts Franklin harsod John W E on sn
Peter e. Iaacs Corps Vi lnet; Cs2,as jas 81 "tt'eHor
Bu.fnetbn. ari Dsii-l ". FsEer orr auee heartHe
XIII able YIonne al the Spell % ers re-
b. fhe G-ny Doc yes 800 Affecting ome'I al 70 D.
rlingr anl not nu al h
viii BE- fond ALMOST ever Instance
lrd tie d sue s'o o. the lrsi ia o.
tn present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
John O. Butler,
Isaac W. Maeklay
POST CHAPLAISS.

POST CHAPLAlSS
C1g'd.ltf
Chaurcey ". Fitch, Thad. II. moFans,
BgilcJ Chase, Gamallcl Collins.
David White, Zachsr.ah Raggn.
Charles EeJnol,s. Taomts W. liaskins,
4. ~ Ia Tourctte. David W. Rlkins.
Johu Wosri, Alexander Gilmore,
Alexander Mcleod, g. T. liequcnaouFg
George z. Van Myck, Jeremiah Porter,
J mani B. Tutile, Thomas b. Va Hon
George D. Crocker, Moses J. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY o. ls7I

david u. Wilson.
Edward Allssorih.
OSen J. Sweet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
-, a., ,XD NEW-YORK RAILROAD

'nyp1r IA SsN.fOso t'", o. i.~r- . '"l. h 40. 49,.
"a Htt' -, a. r-s,resr 80, r. .. O. 90.
% ~ ~ A. ,,en iag Etial LS-ANE -Nh NaA AnN-At
LhAhb a. s..5. ~ sd l:, O.. st V r.i -.
go 80, 80. 5 j $50. a. sou $50. C;'' Go '.a, 80 So
$50 -, !I Ia; k Tor WEST BERGCy-Et eco t.4 go,
LIN = a.I AS. i.J &c 2 =. 3.ut lf:s l.
49, vs. 49, b. b. III EEb, Sss taat u.s-f
1 L n -. - 1 a ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Colonies.

Almost all the Territories around Us arc being enriched by colonies, anl we are sar- priscd that Arizona, which offers superior in- ducemonts in climate, agrjcultura! and pas toral lanl,, has never attracted the attention of parties dcairous of settling m new and growing Territory. It requires les work and attention to produce good crops, ard the prices realized for the same are more, than m any other country we know oi. Corn and barley bring from three to ten cents pel pound, according to the locality, and, all nth' CT products are rated at propor,ionaic'y high figures. Then, toe, the fact that We are soon so have a railroad, which will open q ready market for all of our products, IS an other argument in favor of colonizinS in Ar zona. We invite all organizations Of thu character, who are seeking for desirable promising country, wherein to permanently locate, to give Arizonl their especial attcn tion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
The Army.

FirSt Lieutenant E, ". Stone, 4. A. A.G.. has placed us under obligations for the fol- lowing list of officers assigned, transferred, retired and discharged:
 TO THE FfssT CAVALRY.
 Col. A. C. Gilcn. ries Blake retired
 Capt x H Wk'Ffls, usas~9gHsd TSts EaFFy ;rs=s- tcrrrd Ca iis' oG sUprrH prrafics
 Fifsi IicuiSnant C. S I.cy unassigned rier Cprvctt hOourably discharged
 10 THE riign CAVALRY.
 Colunrl Reysolds 2h Inaan,ry rice CricT retired Lieut. Col C. Gruvrr, uu.,ssigneL ries RAlrr-s Malor \, A. h Dudley ,lussssi igu-d ric, Lane taiH Jane. Gurus uaassgVed. TATlisa tsnsfoyrcd io lisi ni suTeguumrrafirs
 Capt e. N Henry. Isl Artillery unassigned, ries wii s0u, honOrabiy discaaryrd
 Capt A. Moore unassigned rict McMulIia transferred Co lis' ul sipcTnumers,Ties. f1nt Lieutenant Wm. 1T. anigrvs tsnas,;vnrd ri,, Nightnsn, henorably discharged. TO THE Twr$rN FiRsT TSFNNTRl,
 C@fi Wrn Neisos, unass!saed Putnam honarai,i, Fin Lieut. Vim. Ataood. unassigned rtee Rnrsrr iFinstsrre,i to awaiting orders
 fHs' il'nt Wan. II. Boyle 1ns.sigzed. rice OWras hunorShiy dis,harzesi. frsi Lieut. F. " Stone ansss,srrd rfc, I,,,,., h. 05aAly dschargcd. w fin' iieut. l. <. ITaugh~y unassigned, rice Clulcy hoRorably discharged. Firs' Lieut. [ H. Bradley, unassigned, rice Purcell hOnGfably discharged. TO THs TWELFTH iSFASTEY
 Lisui-Col- D. Nelson, unassigned rice wnli7re 70 tirtj. " '' ' Capt. [. ?, ThouIson. unassigned. rice ra..ir. d, charged. ' ~ firsi leu' II. q Brown, unassigned rie, Ciliey. h, "Eahly d.sehsTged. ! Tho above regiments aIl oa ,lss ouas,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Rem oval of Headquarters.

By an orde- published elsewhere in to-day S M,Sra. it will b, sen that the Headquarters of tb, Department of Ariz,na, are tempor- s-;l, fran ,fe-r,i t pum B,rraaks, CAliior- mia. We are sorry for this, but learning and believing that they will mt remain away from Prcs,ot lon-sr than next spring, whca, we ar, assured, General Sto2.man and l.s staff will return here to main permanently, we will not gricye much, over thr change. Want of suitable buildja.' a' this place k, we presume, thc main cause for the tempof- ary change, and it plcases rs Co know that such buildings will ne ercctc', here next sum mer. The people of the "great city V ot San Diego who profess to he great friends oi Arigens-arc cxrrtiu: themselves to rob Us of Headquarters, but, as Generals Saermsn' schofeld. and Colonel Stonemsn, ate aware that Prescott i. the proper place from which to direct the war against tho Apaches, 1t i7 not likely that they will give way to tue appeal, of San Dicgaus to establish llcadquaT' ters at San Diego, and thereby help that papcr town to survive awhile longer. As well might ;he Department be abolished, anJ added to the Department of California oI Missouri.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Improved Arms.

The following circular issued from Depart ment Headquarters, January [, 1871, is pub llshed for general information:
 "In compliance with instructions from the Adia;ant GeHeral5 OlIicr, clmmandeIa of companles serving in tuis Department, which are supplied with arms mGnliactaged prior to lsGS, will at once make acquisitions for tue requisite number ot arms of Q new pat tern. All arms nov in their possession will be turnea in--the place to be hereafter tes- ignated.
 By command of Con. GEO. Sroy EMAH. E. ". STONE, First Lieut.. |. s. A, 4. A. 4. c.
 The new arm referred to in the above cir cular, is the olI Remingtonrhe, converted in to "a new needle gun, and is the most effective gun ill the service, It will be substituted for the Spencer rifle, for cavalry service.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
LATEST WAR NEWS.

London. Jan. 2.--The French have eyacua- tel other posts northeast of Paris since the reduction of Fort Avgon, and the forts around Paris are silent.
 Brussels, Jan. 3.-King William has aban- doned the idea of entering Paris upon it's exploitation.
 The forts of Paris are 10 be garrisoncd and provisioned for two years, and the Germans are to dold Alsace, Lorraine, Belfort, Bitche and the line of communication with Paris
 Trochu says that Fort Avron was evacua' ted voluntarily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Report of Professor Eilers.

In advance of his Official Report, Professor Elers furnishes the San Francisco Bulletin with a summary of facts gathered by him, during his recent hasty visit here, and bis opinion of the mines of Arizona. We are not prepared 10 say how much time and attcn- ton Mr. Eilers devoted as [. :. Deputy Com missioner, to the mines in other portions of Arizona, hut we do say that no sane man
 possessed of ordinary mining sense, will for g moment admit. that Professor Eilcrs or any other man could, in three days, officially ex- anime an area of country more than fifty miles square, and report either truthfully ol
 ntelliGently thereon. Although we are firm
 in our belief that our mines are rich and per
 u,anen;, we do not think that any Professor alter m examination of them. on the princi pie of {" He who runs may read, is prepared ! to furnish a reliable report. We will publish the summary in our next.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
MILITARY ORDERS.
Issged by Colonel George Stonenian, Commando
 ing Department of Arizona.

Special Orders No. l. dated Jan l2, lS1i.l
 l. Major A W EoiS 3l Cavalry, will proceed to and assume command ol Camp Bowie, \. T.
 IT, Acting Assistant Surgeon M Spf, k hereby relieved duty Fort Wbppe, and will proceed to Camp lhoma A. IT, and relieve Acting Assistant Surgeon J Cliy, L. S A his duties that On being relieved Acting Assistant Surgeon lad will report by letter t0 the Medical Director at these Headquarters, for the annument O his contract III Acting Hospital Stewart Dtrid C. fdams l.. S A. s hereby relieved from duty Fort Whppe A. F. and will pr- ceed Camp Thomas A. IT, and report for duty to the com manding officer of that post.
 " The IIeadquarters Department of Arizona having been temporarily located Drum Barracks California Lieutenant S A. N A G. will proceed to that point with the clerks and property pertaining thereto and report to the Department COm mandcr n person
 V The Ordnance Officer Fort Whppe will transfer to he Ordnance Officer Drum Barracks the following Ordnance and Ordnance Carbincs 't -'>. | goo rounds of ball cartridges.
 The Quartemastes Department will furnish the necessary transportation carry out the above instructions. General Orders No. 22, dated Dec. % 1870 -.+". Surgeon Baey L. & A., having reported these Head quarters compliance with paragraph VII Special Orders No O Adiutant Generals Office August 18th S0 is hereby announced Medical Director ot the Department. General Orders No. l, dated Jan. l2, ls7l In accordance with instructions dated Headquarters of th Army Adinaut Generals Office December l5th S1O the Head quarters of the Department of Arizona tempoay located at Drum Barracks California; All communications intended for the will until further orers be addressed Drum Bar racks, California;
 BY COMMAND or COLONEL GEonGE sroSEaAx:
 r. ". STONE t
 FTTs. LiSu,enaa, U s .f.
 Acting Assaat .AdHrns Geaeya
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
: A Comparison.

We invite tue attention Of our readers to the sound truths stated by our San Francisco correspondent, with reference to the chances for farmers in Arizona, as compared to Cali folnia, and, many other interesting matters, applying to the class 10 which he refers, well worthy of consideration. Here in Arizona, plenty .of good arabic land Can be had by squattipg upon it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
i Night of Fires.

We clip the following from tLe Los Ange- les (Calfornia) NeLs:
 "On the night of December 3ist last, the town of Navaso,a, Texas, wss nearly laid in ashes; at MlfIin, Tennessee, seventy bujld. ings were burned; at New Orleans five steam CTS with csrgocs valued at g30O,0OO were destroyed at the Ieyee, and another steamer was also burned twenty seven miles below the city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
pIONEER DRUG STORE

A On hand and for sale. -. HdlFs Ralsum for tis LSas, io'''ss"d's Sar'9parilla Hgsrs'
 ByiaOrs - i" LGlFs
 Aye''s CLerry PectOSal, ...
 % fgge CRp,
 Os1ooT's H.dia Cl0lsgs9Rs,
 Brouais JaiDaioa Gisq,F, Psryy DqriSy PaiA REl,r, .s Gooiai,s CRarrh Rsmriy, ... ByoIcu's BroaclIi TrOchs,
 BBfgdi,'s Pt3@os;s Hgsr,, Or. DtriA6s Pitch Lo:eaT,
 EeaiBg's Cstgl
 JayRe's Pateat hediciao, And, In fact, a full assortment Of all ias fHN Medicines usually found ln drug sIc'r'' Toilet Soaps, Fancy Atieb', PsIfraa1 And large supply Of Dispensing Metrss. ,J N B--Physicians' prescriptions s5iii sGs1'ii " accurately compounded. c. D hLNpAA- rP~ Dr. Kendalrs ofhce--In rear o' prus S'A Prescott. April 2I, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Another Preacher for Arizona.

From an exchange we learn that the Rev. D. White, of Illinois, Chaplain of the '. s. Army, is sh youe for Arizona. He belongs to the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
The Flying DutGhman.

One of the editors Of the San Bernardno Gipgrdiag has been out with a party on the desert, prospecting for the mysterious ship. He returned after an absence of twenty days, very tired, somewhat incredulous, and per- flctly satisfied that he had lost no ships.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Fire in San Bernsrdino.

The GAGya4Sa says that destructive fire occurred in San Bernardlno on tbe Slst ut. 4 building occupied as wIiaelwrigbt and blacksmith shop was entirely consumed. To tal loss about $ll 300.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

TnE report Of the murder of three men and a woman at Mission Camp Station, mentioned in our last issue, has been confirmed. The murderers plundered the house, stole the stage stock, and escaped into Sonora.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

frcn lhs dhie VIC are prepare io forward freight fo, Lhrrenhers Co Prescott a six cents and 10 Wickenur m 'hree and on6'half cents peT iound in gold.
 ,.,-, J. G0LDwATER BRO.