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New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
SECRETARY BELKNAP's REwARD-THE NEW
OREGON sENATOR-MR. GREELEfS SPEECHES .
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBi

SECRETARY BFLKNAP'S REwARD-THE NEW
OREGON sENATOR-MR. GREELEY's SPEECHES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBi
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-It is to be inferred
that the important services rendered by the Cabinet
Ministers Administration in the present campaign
are not altogether voluntary. For instance. Secretary
Belkpap has incurred the dspeasure of powerful Ad-
minstraon influence because of his persistent refusal 10
90 on eeconeering tours throughout the country to the
neglect OF his official duties in the War Department OF
all the Cabinet Ministers Belknap alone has remained
in Washington throughout the Summer, and has always
been found at post except instances 1t Is
now among the quiet rumors that, in the event OF
Grants reelection the Iowa secretarys portfolio Will be
wanted for a3more Jealous partisan aud less eonscien
tous Cabinet Minister.
After delay Of nearly fortnight the election OF SEN
ator in the Oregon Legislature for the term beginning
next March was held yesterday aud Mitchell was chosen
by Of Al to l2 the latter number being Democrats
who supported the incumbent, Corbett. Attorney-Gen
eral Williams, after spending three months on the stump
in the Spring doing than anybody else to carry the
state for the Administration, put of with simple
vote of thanks in which all the Republican members
oiued Mitchell the senator elect viii be one OF the
Youngest the Senate being only about 30 years OF
age He was formerly of California ana one OF the carry
settlers in Oregon He is lawyer by profession and Tor
several wears has been the attorney of Ben Halliday ana
the railroad interests and be be said to occupy
large space in the railroad and Gland grab Tngs.
The speech Of Mr. Greeley in New-1ork last evening,
se at rest the ISLANDERS teegraphed from here that the
Liberal candidate acting contrary TO the wishes ana
recommendations of his friends and the two NATIONAL
Committees, in making trip through fehhsy anu
the West by declaring positively that he acted on tlef
consent and that tie trip would not nave Deen take
otherwise Considering the great benefit TO the Uefa
cause OF Mr. Greeleys speeches. IL Is matter OF regret
among his friends here and the members OF the COM
mittee edent here that he has decided 70 speak no
during the canvass as II uIged on an 9es tnat
trip OF week two in the South would be of CORE
spOuding service
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CrscrSNar. Sept. 28-Four steady at ~ pesi s.. whs,,
steady Rel ~ 5Jd ~ a While 81 6Jd 81 1 Corr qce ma
Rre Gn Haze Oats steady; Oh 0i0c New
Sd55c eBu.er good dmand Choice 23nEc Pork ~ sri
lower. sales 700 bb. $3.50 Lard quiet n
clngci summer Be- Steam. 8le Kettle BE- Buh Mess-Dcm,ni
light; boeTs Shoulder DC Clear Rib sides and Clear sde>
l0 Bacon steady; Shouie 7ic Clear Rib sides u3Wllit
Clear Sides IL d2c held the outside fges 10 oct VI smok
a. 81 70. WHISKY steady 89c.
CLEVELAND Sept 28flOur IN fair demand and sm Wheat ATS
demand and 6rm; No. Winter Red III 6J No. Winter Rel b ~
Corn IN fair demand and fm Low Mixed c Osts steady New No
L $50. PeiToleGm-Rehned steadyi lots 22ll.c tsda %
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CATTLE MARKRr

cHo,Go 29Ieccrts r weeCats Is 80. nos. ash
Sheep, 492 week last year-Cate II 0,5 HOG 50 it Shser
5j7 Cattle dull owing supply quality mOder,s
demand sales chiefly medium grades ana good Teiih sbol 0e
the later taken packing few lots selling S6a&G 5 quota
toas SO 25a 30 90 EIts sS S99 90 Caeec - i2i
Good 5O0 IS. MEDIUM - 2jd - 25, Buich stock
s3d IS Commons So d 81 5 Northern Wntere1 Ieraas; 81 -
- b through drove. Hog les active hesY Weights
preferences quotations - t0G - ~ ComuOls - 500
- 95 Good to Choce S30S o. Extra and Selected lots sheep
nurnuN 10 Kim
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The following is list of the officers OF tho
Greeley and Brown Club OF the Second Ward Of Eimrs
N. " President Charles Hazard; YlcePrcsidents g. B
Tomlinson James OMahor, John Garvin John Falihco
Joseph Keyser, Charles Tbro, Henry Il. Smith. Wm T.
sagg jr, and Patrick J. Lee; Treasurer, John Arnot
ir; Secretary James O'keey Gibson Marshall MicIiisi
Fawlcy; AssistantsBaTtley GarTahe, John hcNevins.
Martin Kelley. and G.. Hummcll; Executive COnslttso.
f. A. Frssier +. II. Atkinson John NJ. Lynch, &. II.
Vinon, Edward German and Jacob KolD The club VIII
nave O grand tOrehlight parade on WedneSdny.
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HEAVY RAIN IN TIE WEST.
THE GREAT WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
LAWSUIT.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29-ln the State Supreme COurt
Yesterday ChefJuce delivered the opinion Of the Court in
the case Of Tr~ger gsBst the Great Western Telegraph Company
10 decided the whole Bench eonerng that the scheme
from egnung fraud oDoOd by selhh Reeve assisted by
Josiah SNOW the present Secretary the Company for the Of
dffUdug stoekhodeI The Court has ordered that slate
nt have been paid 10 Reeve
count Of the line shall be prepared aud mat IN he
event Of bis having OVfAd be shall repay the tIcss new
sfer that suc Treasurer well the other oheefs hal be
elected by new Directors who themselves are 70 bt cee
hon 1e the event Of the order Of the Ccu
10 hs eject being 0suced Court shs appoint fecelI 70
bom The boos papers shall be turned The costs OF s %
t sapreme be assessed against seah Reeve DAVID A. "fe
JOs
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS

FAvASA Sept 2I-sugar fnn; No u D. >. nam s''s
auobe Spanish Bank Notes l6 per cent discount kIhangeos
sight shor
sight 81 per premium London 29ia3O! per priIm
OnP per premium Erchangeon UneI
gold l7i idlBi premiums short sight, l9i6lol pr,miuo.
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NIccI, Dayidson & Go.

No eG Broadway fac;o No Joless Dccorlts 4 P
lain splendid assortment Of ORNANENTAL DSSEH TIA and
DEsERT SERVICES also WHITE French CHAA INDIA CEtsA So
by the set or piece
Articles decorated orer in the highest syls II I -h
Crests, MouograIns. Fruits. &C.
Also GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE, &c.
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GRANTS GREAT GRAFTON.

Although The Boston Herald does not adj
miro Grant support him, as many newspapers do,
without admring him, yet 1t has the honorable candor
thus TO speak Of his recent effort:
" Have YOU read President Grants great speech I'm
Philadelphia last eveningi IL not. take hour aud
read IT. II ole OF his best We make room for IL this
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For oGter ship Ne,rs see second Pag,i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Barnes Mallory, Savannah, with mise ni pis u
Livingston, Fox & Go.
Steamship Couch Richmond City Point ai Sorok win
mdse ana pass to Old Dominion steamship Co.
Nanny (Sw) Jansen. Menel AZ DAYS. With rics
Brig Abby Clifford o socGton) Clifford Grand Turk T. T. ~ iis
with salt.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
F0RrIlEss MONROE Va. 2gPaei IN for BALTIMORE s'n
Cuba. from Havans bark Essa from Dablni bark Degor
brig Eode Young from Liverpool Passd
out Garrow bark Amsterm bark Ve
toris Belfast brig Georgia for Bsrsdoes brig Rlgug for Rio
r. A. Wright Bsraaioes brig Harry, for Maisas brig Storm
King. for the West Indies
CHARLEsrOS sept 2aArvei steamships James Alger from
W. Kennedy. Bamo; bark Tefes from Booth
scbr Traveller Newlork Sailed scrs T. k simmons for
L. Murcic Bucksye: K. Rommei for VII
mngtOn, Del
MEMORANDUM.
Spanish br wch sailed from Sayannh the 9s
inst for Bareou is anchored Tybee with
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CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 28.-The Grant Rs-
pubcans Of the Ixth District yesterday renoninsted
the Hon. George F. Hoar for Congress.
BALTIMORE sept. 2sThe Liberals OF the fst Disirct
have nominated T. X Williams fcr Congress IN place ~
Judge Carmichael, declined.
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per will be conducted by gentlemen who will mako " an
advocate of the present phase of Repubicanism 30
much for telling the truth about your friends.
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STORM on THE LAKES-DISASTERS TO SHIPPING
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl

DETROIT, Sept pa violent gale began here last
night, ard hss rsge all day with prospect Of abatement large
paber Of vessels have made this port and are lying
put the ubsdepe Fea entertained Of the found
erg and driving Of many vessels number Of craft belonging
10 the grain driven back into Lale Huron by h, violence
the wind tug wiusow having I bges in parted her line
and was unable the bgeG Two Of them Iibor.
a, Little Point two anchor the coast. and the
Lake Ere the gale Of uneIsmpd violence The steamer jay
Cooke with party Of upward Of 100 e Put Bay Island for
curoR Detroit Saturday evening" At two O'clock Sunday morning.
the gale blowing and the nshI being dark she into
BOs Blanc Ughhouse the entrance 10 Detroit
River One fastened by the having
tow had blown the hsne in Of
the wheels the Jay Cooke broken but further
damage a. time dned around bIoade
dry ashore Menon the Canada side
At Lake Ere large schooner unknown,
lies sunk the darkness Saturday night by the three
s.ed schooner yougt The latter lies anchor OF Bar Point
signal distress fBg and leaking badly Three miles below
Bar Point brig supposed be the Lucy Clarke ashore No
lief until the subsidies a. it wOuid be certain
destruction the lee shore The gbol An
four vessels lost her okeaek of Lexington
reaching Detroit at O'Clock tonight Tb1 steamer
rniler chains the from Ceend 10
Detroit Saturday g and long tine disabled She reached
s y safely Sunday Intelligence Of other dsasters is
expected 70 reach this city By tomorrow.
HEAVY RAIN IN The WEST.
CINCINNATI Sept. pa severe storm Of wind and
rain prevailed dining whole Of last night An extraordinary
amour, fell The appears have been general throughout
the NoWst and there Indications thtt will be renewed tonight
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TurSfgy Or, y.
Hudson fh' MIN "'''
Vsdaesday oct y. -
Cooperstown. '''h"n' F""F'''' ~
TgesfdV. Oc.lJ - .....,... -rs
H,A.o, .......... Hon. WM. B ROBINSON
Gen. THOMAS y BOURKk
U... .f.T Wodnepioy. Oct. 20
lion. FRANCIS KKRNAs
PorSor, ............. Hon. wv r.. ROWNSOh
tGen. THOMAS r. BOURhB
TlErsdgy Of. ~. ..
lIloa FRANCIS KEENAN,
po,sbL.Ans, ........... : Hon WN. T. ROBIksOh
80 Gen. THOMAS y. BOUR~R
Irfdgg. Non. ]. - -.
Hon FRANCIS KKRNtN
,reubarvh Hon. WM. X ROBINSON
Gen. THOMAS T. BOJRnB.
TJpd.ou Ron. n q. PERRIN
JOHN COCIIRANE. Chairman Liberal ReRHbesn state tonaHes
ALLEN C. BEACH Chairman Dsmocrsso Brecltse comtnIoe
Tuksd0v, Oct I.
Mi JANIS HACGRfrY
Ofanse n '''-''.'''''''''''' WASHINGTON DAkfON
Wednesday. OF
Newark n J...,................llon Hon. CARL SClIURL
Fff1dy OFT H. . ,...
Bridgeport. Conn ....'...... Hon CHACNCBi ." oHr""'
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AT final meeting Of the oil producers held at
oil CITY SATURDAY relative The shutting dosn Of wells vas unan
oil pumping Of ses ana A1 lIh ui'Nb
Ion period of Resolutions adopted probblDe he US OF
RyJeIls' loipeJocs until sitr bisr1l nfrt
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going on Win great rapdity The subject Is attracting
the attention OF the German citizens Of the Tenth Ward
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THE WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFPlcH oP THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHiNGToN. ID. C., Sept lU-l 6. N

Synopsis yor hs Past tc,ntg;roir hours
The low barometer, which, on Saturday night was
central over Northern bss moved noh eastward Canada
forth Of Lakes ompned BY brisk and high wds and
viii diminishing pressure thence the Atlantic coast bnt followed by
rising Nohy westerly winds and cleaning weather
from the Ipper Lakes and Lake Eue TO the Calf
Cloudy threatening weather prevailing oTeI New Eng and
With areas Of light the northern portion.
Pr0b1biiifts
The north Of the Lower Lakes continue moving north
eAswadv brisk heh winds Lafe Huron, kne nd
westerly and norhweteT and diminish II force om
Tennessee 10 the Upper Lakes aud eastward.
Middle States rising barometer uoHhey 70 westerly winds
and and cleaning weather bHd extend NegEngaud for the
South and Gulf States westerly noIhe winds and clear aud
clearing weather.
The majority midnight eegsphc reports Tou southern States
and nom The lower Missouri valley Lake Superior missing
Caution sguals continue at Buffalo, Rochester and Oswgo
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THE STATE CANVASS.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS n y LIBERIA RgPUBLicAN SrATs
COMMITTEE Rooms Js9 AND pl,
URADoUARrERs DEMOcKAIIc ExECUTvE COMMITTEE,
RooNs 10 AND II. ST. NICHOLAS H0TKI- J
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enough to interrupt g the meeting with
unseemly and indecent noises made
through the surrounding knot-holes. But
it cannot be that our fellow citizens of
Sheridan are SO lost to the necessity Of
shaking hands across the bloody chasm
as to have treated these devoted mission
aries of Reform with SO much of indif-
ference and disrespect as our informant
represents We shall be glad to correct
this statement of the proceedings had at
the said 'meet inS'' if it shall prove to
be incorrect, and if We have moderated
the numbers and enthusiasm of the oc-
casioH
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Is TT NECESSARY TO VIOLATE
THE SANCTITY OF THE SAB
BATH IN ORDER THAT BOB
CLARKE MAY SPOUT GREE
LEYISM.

paul may plant and Appolos may wa
ter, " and by the same token, the mystic
rious Cheiic may Guido the owl In his
deep plannings, and Clarke may con-
found the most sagacious with the mag
niloauence of his fatulent sentences; but
they should not be countenaced In their
SO doing when it involves the invasion OF
the sacredness, the holy quiet and the
dim religious light of the Sabbath and
the Sanctuary. On Sunday last, IN the
broad glare of day, this man Clarke, un-
mindful Of the fitness of things and re-
gardless of the feelings of others and in
defiance Of the Decalogue, led off, lined
of, melted, promoted and carried on
Liberal Republican, Possum Democratic,
Congiomerate meeting In Douglas county.
Cannot these Keeps and Pecksnifts OF
politics distill enough of tho stale and va
pid remnants of old, fy-blown uncurrent
lies on week days without insulting the
sweet aud quiet air OF the holy Sabbath
with their false and Pharisaical utter
ances? Is this Reform?
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CHARLEY GOODWIN WARNS THE
GREAT ARTISAN.
A dispatch from friend in Humboldt
county, received yesterday, reads as fol-

A dispatch from a friend in Humboldt
county, received yesterday, reads as fol-
lows:
WINNEMUCCA. October IA.
CARSON APPEAL Don't trust dispatches to
Democratic papers that Kendall is worsting
Goodwin in debate. kendall's friends here were
sadly disappointed and Goodwin's happily sur
prised at their meeting Kendall has q harder
fight than he had two years ago.
This sort of tidings suit US. We felt
assured that so soon as Goodwin got well
warmed to his work he would annihilate
poor Kendall; for while Goodwin is a
man of much native wit and good deal
of cultivation, Kendall, though a
clever kind of a person, and rather
harmless than otherwise, is far better fit
ted to the village vicissitudes Of a
Justices Court practice than the discus
sion of large political matters. His
head amt shaped right.
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the DUAL S0REHEAD
THE DAMON AND PYTHlAS OF
eREElEYlSM!
CLARKE AND cHEDIc AT SHER-
0OAM!

When that modern Talleyrand, the
learned and gifted Clarke, assisted by
that awful Oracle, that very Broderick of
politicians, the wise and fathomiessC hed-
aad hurl them, as it were, into the deli
cate and sensitive scales which determine
the nature and results of political cam
paign, the thoughtful and conscientious
observer and the painstaking and enter
prisinS journalist are called upon to watch
with earnestness and soicitude the effects
o. their momentous Deliberations and
their not less moinentous performances.
And yet it so happens that even SO saga
cious and influential publicists as these
two -ilustrious statesmen, do, at
times, SOW their seed upon stony ground.
As an instance of the dreadful apathy of
The People regarding all efforts toward
being directed into the straight and mar
row path which leadeth to Greeley and
Reform, it is related that these giants in
politics-this Damon and Pythias of Lib
eral Republicanism; these proto-martyrs
of Purity and the One Term Principle
were 50 far UNDECIDED by the scoffers who
form the population of the town of Sheri-
dan, in Douglas county, as to be unable
TO get as many as two of the citizens of
that borough to stand together long
enough for Clarke to get beyond that ia
vorite and effective phrase of his well
known e1ordium, beginning with the
word undoubtedly, before they would
quietly and discouraSinSly move off out
of sight and hearing and, what was
worse and more of it, make light of
C.srke's fervent manner and even go
so far as to laugh at Chedic's impressive
and inscrutable personal appearance.
They don't Reform werth cent in Sher-
iian: although we are net disposed to
credit the statement of an eyewitness
who says that it was heart-rending to see
Chedic, mounted behind potato barrel,
his stern countenance lighted up by
tal!ow dip. presiding ever one tow
headed, bare-foeted boy and his little,
red-eyed sister, and Bob, meantime, adj
dressing him as So Mister Chairman, and
that brace of bewildered feundlings as
- fellow citizens of the prosperous and
enlightened county of Douglas If it
were possible that this could be SO, we
may not wonder that certain clownish
fellows Of that precinct were il~nannered
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Postum dodge; and praying to be for
given the false and foul touch OF the
leper, Greeley, will ask for and endeavor
to earn absolution of their sins by an
open and proclaimed action at the polls.
They who will may be decently laid
away; those who are hopelessly lost will
find dishonored graves in Potter's Field.
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SERMONS IN STONES.

The bereaved ones who were last eve
ming gathered together at the theatre to
listen to Bro. Stones funeral discourse
over the remains of the late American
Possum, were a patient, well behaved,
decorous few. We noticed that they OBJ
served that quiet and subdued habit
which seems instructive among mourners.
They departed as quietly and soberly as
they came. We were not present at the
opening of the services, but infer from
what little we heard, that the late DR..
Greeley was referred to in connection
with the recent catastrophe in Pennsyl-
vania. As campaign funeral orator,
Mr.. Stone seems to be truly gifted; but
as an elector he is meek and chastened
failure.
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House,
r. Fred Brooks the we'll known and popular
dealer in books, stationery, musical instruments,
guns, fishing tackle, toys. cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to Willard s
store, next door TO Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. sl4
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No11cE-Hereafter the Express Office of Wells,
Fargo Co. will close at 6Ja O'Clock, P. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. will BE- forwarded by the night train.
s30-1w H.F. RICE, Agent.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LApD KELLY. there Is coatinu-
ally demand for the same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
MINING ITEMs

There h now some hope thst the lull ir mining matters here will soon give way to and be superseded by, season of activity At least, this is the general impression among our people. Mir. Cook, one of the owners oi the Original Tiger location, is on his way to tbe mine, with San Francisco expert, who i, sent out by Mr. Gashwifer and others, who, it is said, have offered to pay the SUM af t106, 600 for one-haIf Of the discovery b. .cstion-l2O0 feet provided their expert shall return pleased with the mine,-a thing he cannot very well help but do, as the mine is looking better than ever before. Should they buy, it will be with the view of work ing the mine in good earnest.
 The San Francisco Mining and Scientiac Prss of recent date. notices the arrival of some very rich gold and silver ores from this Territory. Said'ofes averaged from $500 to -e2500per ton.
 The ore lately shipped to San Francisco by the Tiger Company, paid very well, and gave the lie to the reports of . certain mining sharp, who, it is said, has done everything .unmanly to prevent capitalists from invest ing in our mines.
 It is said that our old friend Chas. Borger is on bis way back, to start work on his mill and mine, near Ehrenberg.
 The Benjamin mine, near Prescott, IS giv- ing out richer ore than heretofore 40 lbs of it have just yielded S3s in silver. Mir. B. H. Weaver, foreman of this office, has nice slug of this silver, worth ten dollars, which he uses as s"guide."
 Work upon mines, near Weaver, is still progressing with satisfactory results. J. C.. Thomas, who arrived here recently from wickenburg and Weaver, speaks encourag ingly of progress at both places.
 Around Prescott, the lodges now being opeoed, all look we'll. Placer minels are making fair wages on Lynx Creek and the Hassayampa. ,.''
 The letter from our Mohave county cor respondent will give our readers some idea of what miners, mill and furnace men are doing there.
 SoPPei u"'"6 10 iooa'nk uP anu VII keep on improving, as copper is now in de- mand, at fair rates. Finally, c. c. Bean, an observant citizen of this place, has recently returned from trip through Utah, Nevada and California, and has assured us that interest was centered upon Arizona, and that her mineral resources are ere long, destiped to receive rude hand ling. x-r ...ce.