The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-08
Late News from Abroad.

We compile as follows from the files Of the Los Angeles Daily Express;
 Up to February 20, the rninfan Of the ssason, at San Francisco, was upwards Of IL fnches-
 There were several cases of small pox in that city
 The Mosioe p.acc commissioners had arrived near the lava ted. The Indians sDceTed al tue idea of sending them there, especially as it was reported that the principal butchers would be asked 10 stand sral for murder and all the rest oi tbe Aodoes moved away. President Grant was taking great interest in Utah affairs. February 20 he interviewed several congressman and senators, with view oi inter estng them in the speedy passage oi a O'll of some kind.
 Oakes Ames was defiant. He is accused of hay
 ing said that inorc votes could be secured tO Oust some of the Poland committee thAn 10 deprive hin of his seat.
 The Polapd report denounced as "white- washing affair, aud people persisted .n errusing Nr COllhx of 'Dfamy. Fernando Woods resolution directing the Ju- dietary committee to see if ColiaX could be i'm peaclcd, was defeated by ayes 100; noes, lO9. i The Asiatlc telegraph bin Is defeated. A New York despatch, oi February 2b hold. out the idea that New aud sufficient eyidcicc to clear Stokes w;ls in po-sissiou Of his laNyers. T~o hundred Gr,eks rezShily drowned by the sinking into the sea Vf cafe, on the coas of Turkey.
 Iu aekDowlrtging Dotiec of his second election 1 President Grant closes as follows:
 shall coutnus s sBdeayor 10 make my itnnis'raiiOt 1 ts- Goyenlsot one which will meet not only inc ap pIova I tho grea, party which .iscieL ms but as vel | o1 ah tSs people of the United State | Let him Kcep In mind thip last promise and much of the past will bc forge ten. l WashingtOns birthday was observed all oyc the country.
 ! Tweed Is again indicted
 The sum of <2OO 900 has been added to the arn appropriation, for thc establishment ot two new posts along the lire Of the Northern Pacific rail f, ssf ri4aTR LuHi blcs are anticipated. 1 Postmaster General C:cswcll had ordered th' privileges Of n bTa.sock office to be eNtcJ Jded t' ] ,he post office at San Diego The bill for the reduction of postage, which Ina, been passed by ,be House. is unlikely to be re ported from the Senate Postal COmmi.tce.
 The Senate passed the Postal Appropriation | bill
 The House passed the sundry Ci' Service bil | on Saturday, aud the River and tlarOor Appropri ation bill was taken up. IL appTopriates sijo,us for the W NilniDgton Break k~ater. 1 The President has called extra session of ,h. Senate for March 4th. Tbe House Iasscd Coghlap's blL fixing ih, third Wednesday in September 1871 as the tin' iuJ holding the California Congressional election The democrats Oi Connecticut have made tho ] following nominations: Charles R. lngcrsoll fol Governor Geo. C.. Sill. Literal RepuLlican, io 1 Lieutenant Governor; Martin II. Sanger, fo- Sec re,ary of State: wm. F. Raymond, for Treas irer and A. K. Goodrich, for Comptroller | The San Francisco Call Of recent date, quotes | from the Washington Chronicle to prove that th, repeal Of the frankns privilege carries with it th freedom Of exchange among newspapers. Ere, exchanges, it says, are pot affected l The U, <. Senate has done we'll by passing bill extending until the 10th of June, 1874, th, | time for the first annual expenditure on mining claims located prior to the passage of the Act o May, 1872.
 The MINER cannot now say whether or mol this bill has passed the House, but most sincerely hopes that it has. Again, the same body has passed the following bills House bill legaulzing entries Of public lands made prior to August 4th 1851. which, though not perfected by settlement were located in good faith by persons who pro ceeded 10 cultivate and improve them.
 House bill creating the Ga land district in Ar fzona.