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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15
Papal Pronounccmcn on the European
Situation.

Pope Plus the Ninth gave audience to
large number of foreign visitors at the Vatican
last Friday. After replying TO the addresses
of the faithful His Holiness took a brief
review of the situation as it presents, to his
mind. in the different countries which were
represented He found it necessary to offer
up paternal prayer for Germany, ''subju-
gated as she is by an anti-Catholic spirit
Austria. he added, greatly needs the prayers
of the faithful This makes all the differ
ence in the world The Chief Pastor prays
for Germany; the people may pray for Aus
tria--that is, if the people are charitable
enough to do so; but, Judging from our cable
report the Pope is not exactly particular as to
whether they perform the Christian duty or
neglect it. 1t may consequently be inferred
that Austria, on account oil her treatment OF
the Peters tempomlitics case, will remain
cont in the cold during her sublunary
career as i nation or the hereafter the least
that is said the better. Imperial Germany
may come all straight through the efficacy of
prayer. The United States were blessed in
the same breath with Ireland and Poland-a
\ grand fact, which shows that the American
people stand well on the record of the Propa-
gnnda spiritually, rs il is certain that tbcy do
III matters oi more solid substance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

HE STATE SENATE Has APPOINTED
another investigating committee Its business
IL to examine into the frauds alleged to have
been committed IN connection with the build
ing of the Third Judicial District Court
House Of this city. We have no doubt that
the committee will discover very pretty little
nest of plumber, although we expect that the
investigation will end in nothing. After the
exhibition made by the Senators in the case
Of their money borrowing associate-James
Wood-it would seem more appropriate that
they should be investigated themselves instead
of investigating others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

ChME AND CONSPIRACY Is SPAIN The con.
tlition OF Spain, in its social aspect particu-
larly, appeals Il, ."row worse daily. The cable
report from Madrid ieA- : OF 'ncendiarism, con
spiracy, arson with a view 70 CITY plumber and
attempts against life and property on the rail
roads 1t is not easy to discover the exact
cause or causes of all this Generalization par
ticularly at this distance from the scene. The
church of St Thomas in Madrid was DESTROYED
by hire last Friday night Ar extensive conha-
grafton was threatened in the CAPITAL but the
names were stayed in season TO prevent it,
hlng Amadeus and Marshal Serrano afforded
personal aid 70 the fremen The fire.was. as
Nappears, OF accidental origin Political ari-
Hl''oh prevails to very considerable extent,
Army burroughs have been suspended and mil
Hary othcers on leave d absence have been
ordered TO Their posts Of duty by tbc Nin;o,or
OF War The Spanish reactonsts are ov;.
IDENTIFY intent on provoking the KINGS govern.
mept to actual contle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

quiet way ministered up and down tho docks
and streets of this city and ON seagoing vessels.
in mission chapels and churches, doing the
work of an evangelist, and though unoriained
by the laying on of hands he gave full proof
of his ministry by gathering hundreds of sonls
into the fold of his Master. And yesterday
hundreds Of those rough tars who had wcpt
and rejoiced at his words gathered in the
Mariners Temple, in Madison street, to honor
his memory and to shed tear because Of his
loss. Surely prince and great man il
fallen in Israel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

The STATE LEGIsLaruRE is getting indusri-
ous i'll its latter days. The Assembly has
limited speakers to five minutes on any one
subject. This will give all the more time to
push through such Jobs are yet on hand
and likely to prove remunerative Ordinarily
talking members are nusances. but with the
present Legislature words are less harmless
than acts. The less these reforners do the
better
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

THERE ARE RuMoEs IN THE AIR of prob
able agreement Of the Conference Committee
OF the Senate and Assembly on the New York
charter; but we adhere to the belief that no
charter will be passed this session. Ger
tainly the Legislative patchwork is not likely to
give Us any better law than that we are now
living under, and hence the people care very
little what may be the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


BowERy THEATRE Bcwers-A. 5. s.-rm BaAv
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth streci-ir,lAs
OrERA-uGoSorrI.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadwny.-THE B.LnT rA>.
yoxiMs or iUMPTY DuMPry.
BOOTHS THEATRE, Twcnty-ihrd It., corner sixth
ava Sninr IN woLrs ciornae-fnE iioNh's""N.
wALIACK's THEATRE, Broadway ana 18Th street
TmE VETERAN
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE, 70 Broadway. -Al'oo'S-
NoLAU-NrNr.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE corner o. SIb ~ ana I'd St
LALLA RooKm.
,,NIBLos GARDEN, RroadwaN s between Prince ana
Houston -t>.-PoiL AND PARTNER ~
formanccs afternoon and evenne--sfA or lcr
FIFTH ,yPNrrE THEATRE twenty fourth street.
ARTICLE a.
BroadwaSHMAcEvoy's Nsw HSEss,cos
MRS u B. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
DvoRcE
PARK THEATRE, opposite city Hall, BROOKLYN
TlcXkr oF LEAVE MAN.
THEATRE coN19UE sla Hroaaw way, .co"c VOCAL
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Fourteenth St and Broad
way.-NLGRo ACrs-BCRLEsoUE, BALLET &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No POI Bowery,-
NfGRo ECcsSTRicirIEs, BURLEsQuEs, &c.
BRyANws NEW OPERA HOUSE 2sd st., between 9th
and 7th ays-BHYANr's MINsrREis.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL BALL, 5Sj Broadway
Tux SAN FRANCISCO MISsTREIs
CHICKERING HALL, II East Fourteenth st.--GRAND
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
ASSOCIATION HALL. s6th and Third avenue
GRAND CONCERT.
PAVILION, No ss Broadway. near Fourth st--GRANp
CONCERT.
DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL NJ USEUM, No 7l5 Broad.
Way.-SCiEScE ART
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, els Broadway
SCIENCE ART.
L X | p l. Z S IL Z Il L.
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WOODS MUSEUM broadway, corner Both st-Pcr-
formanccs afternoon and cvenne--SEA OF lcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-A. 5. s.-1hh BsAu-
SHOEBiSDER
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth strect-IrstfAS
OPERA-uGoSorrI.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadwny.-FHE BsLrrT PA>
HUxPTY DuMPrY.
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BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third Il, corner skin
ava SliiEP IN WoLr's CiorHraG-fnE HohhfN""N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

NIBLo's GARDEN Broadway; between rfihce ana
Houston .t>.-PoIL PARTNER JOE
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

WOODS sSssSH sosbA4. NOVEMBER 4 ,s,s ,sOsL.''Os.
MONDAY afternoon. at z MosSA1 11i sssSins. at
RRfisEfs 5sIr a:.sss n: as.
e =: sss ''r.Ssss Ssss. ~ s:I.: :s'Ess e.: '
NILE NILE zSE zSE; sIIxEE sIkyEE BfSSs, BfSSs,,
who TIl, .sp appear cRshl Y ThIfH ht1hIssouK tss
drama sF2Uff T aSRERs.ix
sII
which will embrace Miss JENNIE ARNOTT
'A dSs$T II S;r''' NJ NJ ( 4 sHiSAS5s sSHhS5ss.
RexSAY Syss H. first Of thu
celebrated oomedaRl Mr.. ). NJ WARD.
in Meader's drama OF BUFFALO BILL.
CRAND OPERA HOUSE
u Sole Lessee 4Gis hGh 1sSssss Ne hya0srS DAILY
THE FIFTH GRAND oPER ATTIC CONCERT,
upSSni pSiSnh With hGSiSGSf IssnslSS fhs saSp ,s%Sus
IN shs ri seynS
traordnary the management announce snss
NILE. MARIE AIMEE,
reception on
sas "f Meyer
beers grand opeMsn MISS sLs sfER fsIPnse sS%soS
the charming SGnns GInEaa Hns scbs% sstser with
the celebrated Ens;S giGsSR tspN.l rApSyAs1 fSS
the great vioinist, from the Fifth Avenue Theatre
cal viii embrace selections most
ITALIAN GERMAN rEEScs rsESIE AID ENGLISH GRAND
sDfs Ninth hs
int the 1asona as each visited On
land and water, including, among other startling Effects
storm at sea.
MILE. MARIE AIMEE
psa.ed by request and in recognition Of he entnusssm
e. the and critical La audience dc san'sTca her last sun
a sympathy Mg & 81
as
sSntras with her Eua vaey in musical works Of
ONCE TODz4 Ss$SsZ} sSSSzZ}sf iFS% sRdIss 4
PROGRAMME
l. Overture, LA Reine dun Jour" rhe Queen Of the
o. ThliE ENTIRE NINTH REGIMENT BAND. 'H. r..
Srndisi aEsresa Borsa Donisea iesd
T. Duet "The Secret Of Her Birth" Bohemian Crib,
Miss EMMA MA, HoWs2M and Mr. VIM
signor PADOvANL
c"v''in' Don Mi;s.a hiS;saS%rass'i %asiE AIMEE D0n'1s'
faE EsIkh BAND
l. Panorama Musicale, MUSICAL Tour through Europe"
THE ENTIRE NINTH REGIMENT BAND.
: ara 0sa'Gaf MIS- EMMA Hows0;N
: N0na"A' MAMA M WIN. MCDONALD 'f'0'0~
with as slRH # TS aiasH and grand piano.
. 'raha "a"z Mile. CLARA PERL. Aol'a DonA
o. Grand March, Come Back to Erin arranged BY
The ENTIRE NINTH REGIMENT BAND.
5rH AyENgE 1EsTgE TsIv TEEArRE-BEslSs ATS
Friday evenings November and viii Be acted ior tho
nrs' IN
Felix Feathheriy Mr u Lewis Rsaa 1amss
Major Wellington De Boots. M James Levi:
Mrs ea1ey sara gswe
Ms sxsnsdoSns; Miss Fanny aoTsas Moran,
Fanny Mss s. cassidy Desns
.1a s1suT s2viTf 's ss .
and Q tor the first time in many years. FARQuHARs
ian'o"' 0o'e''' TIE fNCoNsTANT:
Or WINE WORKS WONDERS.
Young n. Ss9Tss ssSss: S!ssS:
PassTd. d Pierce second Bravo NJ, sssT$ss
First Bravo s Mr. Burnett Fourth
0riana Miss cara Morr1
Langley Nad %'.' Ii.; ann" Dssss
sATHRpAy TIE ls56ssE2S4 sAE5SHr ,sy sSys%sss i%s,
Due nofs FsE E E sy %SEs # s 6F '
with New Scenery and Costumes and an Extraordinary
ETH AVENUE THEATRE-BEGINs ATa
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
ADrUsRMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
oADEMY OF MUsIC-LUccA
ITALIAN oPERA-LUccA:~
D,'s''0'.. POSITIVELY No FREE EA1 EIsT aAAIl.aA
accorded to the pcrfqrmsnce SvSd,r. q
wsdssS'eiEy sS cEsEsaHs ssESfsnatnHs Sssss s1ss SRsra vii"
MONDAY EsEsiiss, y Esiss's? ?ssSSSrMBER g
srcsoRs AbRGdshbo. kAS.lSk sFAkUP3Si kUP couLoN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NcyRxBEn 9 AT O'Clock,
ssssS sSsaSSsH Il rs OTHERS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 AT r. M,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER dN.sP A5iP htccA MATINEE.
rs:s 4 q fss and
CAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs. ,
y st. James Hs ns nry ana
B,HSHt sSN tSzN6isd5 txANhSb5D Aias1asnss AMP nAnkVs
aSassSs ssS fSSHzS
Read Eo so nss. sna oss Sna Glib
''''' :" ,o$SS = Ea#S .SS sSS %SIRIiisa SII N '
THE YoGSa oSsi iAcHohs S1Sas III 4Hs Sss FasSEss SONS
Begins ats Seats secured cur 81 six days in advance
- JOHANN HEINRICH BONAwITZ'S
GRAND CONCERT,
Madame IzoRA Elder, vocalist.
and full orchestra.
BONAWITZ'S Symphony NO. and his
Introduction and Scherzo
Admission, 81; Reserved Seats 81 CO. Schrmers and
Schubcrts music stores.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 61s BROAD
IN way, between Houston and BeccKer streets-Evcry
one should visit this wcnderfu! Museum It s iuii OF
daily 1.-THE Philosophy OF Marriage Those parties
unable to attend these Important lectures have them
sECRETHkY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY si3
Broadway, New York.
(yOLLEGE OF MUSIC, NO. WEST FOURTEENTH
~ street, to Fifth SgnOr ALBITES ana
Nine GAZzANIGA. Instructors and Directors The only
institution I'm America where the purest and correct
Italian method Is taught
MORE AMUSEMENT FOR BRoOKLYN.-PRoFEssOR
u vANEK begs to announce that he will give one
Grand Performance mt the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Friday, November ., 1872
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STREET BRANCH
IA Orpheon Choral SOciey's free schools for singers
open every Monday afternoon and evening, ut and
o'clock, st. Cnrysosons TRINITY parish, 55D Seventh
avenue. Readers wanted for the s0c.ety's chorus.
JEROME HOPKINS, Secretary, I'll Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

A
$EAR
AyhSisS AND S2 Asp
WIEN E#s HstEE
To conclude with the Musical Barlesaae rewritten, re-
G renoyasa adapted
Comique, entitled
OR, THE MAN iSlnFi AZ inE WHEEL,
prSdpcsd snrn wn GSw sSnsrv Dy ~ f. wesd new
MSsSineIy, % By Nslse waIdron nc" rr0p'r"es ana
.S e ls. 1 sna nsssa ass sas
Venus the Goddess Of Beauty, adyss Goddess 0'''
Mercury yoyss Mssssnser, Celestial Telesraph 0'''
jupiter, King Of olympus, Musical Msnarss f "0'.e
Cupid Son OF Venus dressed little more than ll1s the nan
Cupid; we usually on yaenines miss Ada wrny
juno Queen Of the Gods, Jnpiiers better hail. per-.
aay and Mss .srSs k '0n
minded sn.s% .no
sSw sse O. wo%an wsS%n9 s
S:s:Sa sas sna: G s wSss; sSs
sn TO s sfss kerns
ssa an ee
F5s soans S wa ksg oss wesi
Mcpomene. Miss Kitty O'Neil
Mortas In mortals. Cracks Grecahs, and other '''
mgsh n ss'snsa sGHsFEs
SCENE IA dark wood ~ nes. The KinsSm Of Son
scENE 3-Juno's Reception Hall in the Kingdom of
Jupiter.
ScEsE 4-Thc Head Centre fthc Sun.
SCKNE 5-Exterior of ono's Chamber In the Sky
SCENE 6-Thc Halls ofJupcr.
The various songs and incidents Of the buresque being
too many to cnllmcratc among the synopsis will be
omitted by particular request OF people having bad
cycsght; suffice to say II Will shortly be published In
book form. For the present the piece.
r. S-The burlesquc viii conclude with Golden
Showers by all the characters
MATINEE WEDNESDAY WE ALWAYS
MATINEE PERFORM THE
MATINEE SATURDAY EETIRE BILL
MATINEE MATINEE. OF THE EVENING.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
STORAGE.

~ ss4
HYNARD.--sTORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANO.
N. Baggage, &C. Furniture Baggage moved or ex
pressed TO any part OF city country Office II Eighth
avenue, corner OF Fourteenth street
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE AND OTHER
- goods In separate apartments Apply to MICH ALES
SON. 81 aud "a Commerce street, near blcecker
FINE ARTS.
EoR SALE, VERY CHEAP-A HANDSOME OIL
Painting feet by O. called 'TlIc Rxvshng Beauty
"A hirh -afh streeA
The New York herald., 1872-11-03


BURLRSQUK.
,ENBER 4, 1871.
4 BtRLESQUE.
MONDAY evening, at g.
4 First time OF
the new pnntomimic
1 buriesQue extravaganza,
arranged AMI adapted By
James harness ESQ.,.
entitled, the
/ SILVER DEMON,
SILVER DEMON,
1 In which the
| GREAT BURLESQUE
4 TROUPE will appear.
Miss PAULINE MAkKHAM.
Miss LISA WEBER
Miss EMMA GRATrAN.
Miss AGGIE WOOD.
Miss 7 HERESA WOOD.
Miss JENNIE ARNOTT.
Miss EMMA MOSHIER.
Mr.. GEORGE ATKINS.
MIR. l.. j. MESTAYER.
Mr.. A. II. SHELDON.
and others.
T. II, first appearance Of the
NJ. WARD,
The New York herald., 1872-11-03


Po0rH,s THEATRE. BoUCIcAUL1
A'"'n s'f.s &1sT lwELyE s1Ssas -a' manager
Mr. 'Ga 1Sls sis zsn.. Daos sosssiscn1, saSSacAoL1
kEhSR or SiaaT AID Il N
JESSIE CROWN
Mss Is AGNES koBERTsoS 4 ars Bcu;cicaulo as
Mr. slIlzk nAs4 hAasx soHcEaAvtT but osE.
On kERRY sAFeFDSf ond JESSIE JESSIE 3 sko%S SSSeA
Seats for any Of the remaining nights q MT M ana us, M
Boucicauls engagement may be secured ~ tne usu'
places.
DooTH,s THEATRE NEILsos
ID The management respectfully announces iimie
with the psaud.s sississ English artistic
ON r5ssE MSEpAE ESESISa So1hHsEs AMEsEGA ,s
in her celeorated 1TLiEF iEper'0nasl0" OF
in s9s5sRsars; Rosso 'ssb gbf'n9SG 9GGieS H.fefey Of
on SSs sss c Ms IL VIII Dc
RowERY THEATRE; x.n...
xosDA7 Z AND TEEsDxY EVENINGS Nov and 3
the pSSRRulRHIf mr. RICE yGu%F %FARNEs RRsNHEgsa'an'
and Miss ss essaTa%Rf asacE fkS%nssoT sssniss ssT3i'te
will iR2g%sf,M 4 Y; Sstpss? fSGs$y
entirely original
HIS FIRST PECCADILLO.
;, NoTE.on Tuesday evening the authentic returns
WEDNESDAY EvENlNG-Mr. WARNER as MACBETH
Preceding the tragedy the Comedy OF q
TRIP TO WILLIAMSBURG
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY-An enttr
change Of programme
FRRDAY-Bencft OF MR. NEIL WARNER
SATuRDAY-Bcncft Of Miss GRACE RAWLINSON. .
In rehearsa and will shortly be produced Mr. Pritch
ards new Drama called
COUNTERPART.
MRS +. B. CONwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
M Last nights OF
ARRAH Ma POGUE.
Last performance Matinee. November O. at2P. N.
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NTA ,iMERING.-Drs White S Altman, 40. 4th
- av.. New York. References from clergymei in
ihis city. No pay until Cur d. Send for Circrl,r.
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Butter and chesse are almost indispensi-
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are nutritious and healthy; hut an inordi.
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dyspepsia. Owen Gaffoey's Sunday Com
fort Judicously used will remove both of
there troubes.
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The Mormon Wlt4.

Now Is the time fr Agents 20 secure territory fo'
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at Mease u Armstrong;
Fl Mr and Feed S. ore, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low
est cash prites o28-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
General Halleck.

Henry Wager Halleck, Majos-General in the U. s. Army, who died at Louisville, Ken tuckey, on the morning of the Eth ult., at the age of fiifty-five years, was born in New York, but passed many years of his life In California, where he was we'll known and highly respected. Educated at West Point, he entered the army while yet young, but soon after retired, and devoted himself to civil pursuits until the war broke out, when, offering his services, they were accepted, and his history since that time is we'll known to all readers of newspapers. While in com mand of the Military Division of the Pacific General IIalleck gave expression to sound views on the Indian question. Of him the Alta California, of San Francisco, says:
 His reputation for honesty was above re- proach. He was cold, reserved man, not likely to win much affection except from in timatc associates, but respected by every body. As citizen, soldier, patriot, author and statesman, California has right to claim him as one of her most distinguished men. He was born in New York, but spent most of his life here, and claimed to be nothing but Californian"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
To Be Removed

Dr. H. Bendcll, Superintendent of Indian Af fsiTs, coBtempatcs having the remains of C. ". basv removed to this place, and dcoently inferred F. islhF. it will be remembered was, on Noycm- Der le 1866. while passiag through Bells Canyon, cruelty murdered by Apaohcs. At the time of Jls death and Scr ion-- time previous thereto, Ar. Lelhy fitled fhs position of Superintendent of Indian AaAinS Sifk saeh satisfaction he cup posed to the lndssss. A8 SOald insure him their respect aud pretectisa sus, in ihis, he was wo- fully mistaken, just as all etbsr white men have been who have descended tS the level Of an h. dfan or repOscd trust in one. Mr. Leiby's clerk, "a Ar. EsArts twas murdered ai the same time and place, and it would bc no more thaa right Co lave his remains taken sP, broegh ht here and in erred
 Arizona Lodge, No. i, I. o O. F., has, we learn, iakea all necessary steps for the removal of the taFAias of MessFs. Bullock and Burroughs-two s'staaers of the order, who were. some time ago, e'afaered by Apsches--the Rrstuamed at Big tag IS miice east from Prescott; the last-named, short distance cast Of Camp Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
From Mohave County.

Wm. II. Hardy, of our sister county, paid Prescott a nasty visit last week. From him we learned that mining matters in Wallapai District were as cheering as could be desired. the mill was running, and there was consider able talk among men of means, of erecting furnaces.
 A fine stage, drawn by six horses had ar rived from Los Angeles, with passengers, and the miners were in hopes that Congress and the P O. Department would, ere long, fur nish them with proper mail facilities, hope we also indulge.
 I. c. Welburn had been appointed Sher- iff of the county, which appointment pleases us, as We know Captain Welburn to be a good man and citizen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
Action of Commissioners on Prescott
 town site.

Action of Commissioners on Prescott
 town site. The Board of Commissioners appointed by the County Probate Judge to act on matters concern, ing the town site of Prescott, under an act of the Legislature of Arizona approved February 10th, 1871, met at the office of Henry A. Bigelow, at 10 a. m, January %, and organized by election of A. s. Clough, chairman, and Henry A. Bgelow, clerk, of the Board.
 The Board decided on the following points, viz:
 That the survey of the town site made by R. w. Groom in 1864, should be accepted as the town survey, so far as it covers the land within the Government lines bounding the town site. That surveyor be employed at once to survey the strip of land the west side of the town site, between the west line of Groom's survey and the Government line, into similar divisions as the oth- CT divisions of the survey.
 That the Clerk should prepare plat of the town, corresponding with the Groom survey on a scale large enough to admit Of the writing on each lot as required by Section of the law. That in deciding questions of title to town lots the Board cannot be governed by the action of the Board of Commissioners under whose surer- 'l>'"h tue town WIS orlSiua!IY SurNeNt0' anu th"t the certificates issued bI that Board will not be taken into consideration.
 Tls''t iaorovcmcat Of lots and actual or con structiyc possession must be the basis of action for th,s Board
 That in the town site according to the Groom sLrycy all the plazas, b!0t as, streets and alleys therein laid off for public use shall be recognized and held as town property, and shall be reserved as such.
 published in the ARIZONA MINER.
 That notice concerning the action of the Board be published in the ARIZONA MINER for four weeks ensuing.
 By order of the Board of Commissioners.
 HENRY A. BIGELow
 Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-02-03
Political.

The National Republican committee has blown the first blast from it's trumpet that is to awake the masses to the importance of preparing for action, in the coming struggle for power and pelf
 The Democratic sentinels on the watch tower will, we suppose, soon follow the ex ample, and then will commence crimination and recrimination, which. as of yore, will be followed by general relaxation of the footing muscles, general apathy and disgust.
 Not being prophet we do not desire to .guessn who will or will not be the next President.
 In this Territory animportant election will come up next Fall, and politicians and their retainers are already feeling of the public pulse, to ascertain what kind of doctors and doctoring will best agree with patients. Can didates for Delegate are every day coming out-privately however. But, as yet, {" the game isn't made," and it might be unwise in us to express an opinion as to who are the coming men. If the contest is to be made on party grounds, it is high time par ties were up and doing. If not, independent candidates can run their own machines.