The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Arizona Miner, By Western Union and U. s.
 Military Lines.

WAsHrNGrox, Nov. 2G.-It is authentically stated that the demands made.by the guver ment of the United States upon Spain for reparaton in the Nirginius case are as follows: lst-The Nirgnus must be surrendered.
 2nd--The surviving passengers and crew mus, be restored.
 3d--The United States flag must be salu- ted at the point where it has been outraged. 4th-Suitablc indemnity must be made 10 the families of the American citizens who have | ! been massacred.
 Castelar, (Prssident of Spain), wants to make reparation. All other Spaniards op | 1 posed. Last night Hon. R. C. Mccormick, of Ari- zona, was married to the daughter of Senator | Thurman, of Ohio. The President, several members of the Cabinet, Senators and others 1 were present.
 PHiLADELPnfA, Nov 2G.-Thc firm of Jay Cooke < Co. have been declared bankrupts.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 2G.-Col Yaeger, pioneer of Fort Yuma, is in town, on short visit. He returns on Monday.
 Dr Tonner, agent of the Colorado River Indian Agency, IS here having just arrived from Washington, on his way to Arizona.
 OPESISC CnoRus-The following was the - opening of private correspondence over the b Arizona military telegraph;
 PREsCorr, 4. T., Nov 10. Hon. ]. R. Toberman, Mayorof Los Angeles: Dear Sir: We are in teiegraphic communica- D ton with the civilized world, thanks to ' Brigadier General George ,rook. Send us s your railroad and we will send you some r Apache. WM. M. BuTTUM. 8 Reply to Mayor Toberman. D Mayors Office, Los Angeles, Cal,
 November p. 1873. To Vim, NJ Buffum, Prescott, Arizona Los Angeles joins you in congratulations ' and thanks to General Crook. We will ' send you the railroad but take none of the T Apaches in ours.
 !, , J. R. ToBERMAS, Mayor. f WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-A dispatch was e received by Secretary Fish last night, and ,ld immediately communicated to the Cabinet
 The dispatch is of the most satisfactory
 character
 O It comedies all the demands made by tht n United States: lst-The release of the cap of tiyes 2d-The return of the Virginius D, 3d-The salute of the American flag. 4th- C. Provision for tue families of the slain captives The date fixed for the salute to the flag i 10 December 25fh. b There is a wide spread feeling extending r. to the Administration and all the foreign le sr gation, that the Government of Presiden
 
 y the part of Cuba to the concessions made. 4
 reasonable time will, therefore, be given tC e. Spain, and in the meantime the activity II or our naval preparations will not be abated. se It is yet the prevailing opinion that oul a. Naval forces will be needed in Cuban waters ng NEw YoRK, Nov. 29.--Tweed's couuse
 was fined two hundred and fifty dollars fol of protesting against Judge Davis trying th' S case. Tweed has been sent to Biackwell' os Island.
 ,d Col Thomas A. Scott, Matthew Beard ant ,t John McManus, the endorsers of the notes O d. the Texas and California Construction Com Jp paDy, arc confident that the creditors of tn at company will accept their terms. Col Scot q is confident that the company will come ou ur all right.
 m. SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 29.-Political circle
 were staggered to-day by the astounding an
 nouncement that Eugene Casserly has ten ed dered the resignation of his seat in the Uni ms tel States Senate, to take effect immediately th The Senator's term expires on the fourt th of March, 1875.
 re- The reason given by Mir. Casserly for th
 extraordinary and wholly unexpected .teI 9 is that he wishes to retire altogether iroI ,h' politics. t.. r le- It Is raining a. Yreka, Banta,, Tcham Tas Calistoga and Mendocino City. IL is cloud ter here. Reports show that rain is gener en throughout the State. ve- Gold in New York, l09s. CT Greepbacks in San Francisco, 9lies92i. "