The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26

lis, at public expense. Major Hawkins has been ordered from Detroit to Portland to Cacort them.
 ln the general order announcing General Canby's death, General Sherman says: Ut again becomes the sad duty oi the General tp announce io the army the death of one of our most illu~triouS and most honorcd cDmradcs. That such life should have been sacrificed in such q cause will ever hc source ot regret to his relation. and friends, yet the General tfn-t. that all g""l soldiers will be coH,ulcd in knowing that General Canhy lost bis life on duty. and in the execution of h, office, for be bad been especially chosen auI appointed for Uni, deli cate ana dangerous trust. by reason Of bis well known patience and turbcaYanct, his cu- tire self abncgation, and fidelity tu tLc cx- pressed wishes of bis Government and his large experience in dealing with the savage Indians of America. Thu, ptrishcd oue of thc klndest and best gentleman If this or any other country, whose civil equailed his military virtues. Though sad the record of hi, fame is rusplendynt with noble deeds well done, and no name on our Army Register stands Mircr or higher for personal qualities that command the umiscr- sal respect, honor affection aad love of h!, cOuntymcn.'
 Death of Lieut. Sherwood
 San Francisco despatch of the 18th inst. to the Los Angeles Star, conveys the sad iu- tciligence of the death. at 1 P. m. on the night of the 18th. of lirutcnant Sherwood. from wounds inflicted by the ModOc allie. of Colyer, Howard and the devil Sherwood was gallant young officer and most excellent gentleman. iIe leaves n mother, who resides in California. He served in tbis Territory.
 Lieutenant Boyle,
 It is now stated that this officer was not wounded.
 Gen Schofeld has ordered the destruction of all Modocs Ammunition Wa, being hur- ried to the front
 Military officers have been ordered to at tend the funerals.
 IL does not appcas that Mcacham died of bis wounds
 Schofeld has told Gillem to say if he needs more troops.
 Previous to the massacre, MT. Dclano, Sec. Teiary of the Interior, instructed the military not ;J give up the M03Ocs w Iio were indicted by jacksonville grand jury, in case of their capture or surrender. After the massacre, DelIno was burnt in eiIigy by the citizens of Yrcka.
 News Of the late murders by the Apaches reached Washington, about the same time as that of the M0dUc massacre, and both. we are told, created quite feeling against all Indi- ans. The President then gave his sanction to the scycTcst war measures.
 Other Items.
 News of Gen. Crooks successful campaign had just reached California. Cen. Jeff C. Davis is assigned to the com mand Of the Department of Columbia, and ordered to proceed immediately to his post. San Francisco, April lj.-The case of Bo- ! sart was called in the L. S Circuit Court this ! Latimer, District Attorney, held | .bat the Court could do no more than deter nine whether the Court Martial at Mare sland has legal jurisdiction to try Bogart, md could not go into the question whether le IS guilty of desertion or embezzlement; till, be was prepared that on tie day Bogart the money from the safe on the 'ermont he fled to Canada, under an assum- d name that be was arrested there by ome persons for the Government reward. !. ,ut he paid them larger sum for bis liberty nd fled to Texas, where he assumed anothtr Iamc, but was found, arrested, and taken 'ack 10 New York for trial. Minister DeLOng has received Secretary , 'ish's request for him to resign.