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The New York herald., 1873-11-08
FRANCE.
The Question Of MacMahon's Term of Office
Parliamentary Tactics of the LENDERS of the
- Le!t-The Presidents Domestic Peace.
rsteGaams TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. Z, 1879
The bureaus OF the Assembly met to-day to
nominate the committee the prolonQation OF
President MacMahon's powers. Three OF the bu-
reaus In which the Lett have the majority post
poned action until Saturday. In the twelve
remaining bureaus seven members OF the Right
and five OF the Lett were elected.
The republicans are consequently certain OF q
majority in the committee.
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A CABLE ROUTE TO JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov :, 1873.
The United States steamer Tuscarora has ar
rived from her cruise sounding Tor q cable line to
the Orient. she cruised 1,100 miles towards tho
Aleutian Islands One hundred miles west OF
Cape Mendocno she found submarine mountain
over 1000 feet high. The deepest sounding was
2.443 lathoms, while 140 miles west OF Farallones
Island She was ordered back account OF the
lateness OF the season.
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INDICATION MEETING AT COOPER NsTI
iUTE.

Captain G. w. Brown, OF No 81 Beaver street,
stated last evening that indignation meeting Of
Cubans and Americans will be held. in all proba-
bility, in the first days OF the coming week at
Cooper Institute.
NEW EXPEDITION PREPARING.
Over 300 CuDans, 1t rs reported, have declared
their intention to proceed to Cuba as rs pos
sibe, to avenge the deaths of Farona Del Sol and
others. Over 600 CubanS are now OUT OF work in
New York, and manv are desirous OF proceeding
without moments delay.
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY IN NEW YORK.

BINGH ANTON, Nov. !, 1878.
A State Grange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry was
fully organized yesterday at syracuse by c. r.
Bieman, OF Iowa, General Deputy at Large. Rep
resentatives were present from all parts of the
state. The following officers among others were
elected and duly installed - George q. HincEley. OF
Fredonia, Master; George snrague, OF Lockport
Secretary.
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EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA.
San EpAxc,sr,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. L 1878.
despatch from Unionvillc, Ney says that Sc.
we're shock OF earthquake was iclt there about half
past SIX O'Clock this evening, and that lighter
shocks had been felt at Intervals during the past
two days and nights. No damage was done.
Two shocks OF earthquake were felt IN Virginia
CltN. New. " about seven O'CLOCK tllts evening,
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Autumn Meeting Sport at Liverpool.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ERpOoL. Nc

a.tm. .f4 et LIVERPOOL, Nov. I, 1872.
At the sutumn meeting to-day the Liverpool cup
was won by Mr. +. Gretton's bay horse Sterling.
beating Mr.. Cartwright's chestnut ny, Louise vic.
.coria, second, ana Lord zctand's bay colt King
Lud, third. Fifteen ran. The betting at the start
was Ia to against Sterling and Louise Victoria,
, and to 1 against King Lud.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Budag:-
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ONEIDA. n. r.. Nov..7. Ia

ONEIDA, n. T., NOV..T, 1873.
man was caught at Canastota o-night III the
act OF setting fire to house. He ls supposed to be
the man who fred the village before. There is
great excitement among the people, and 1t is feared
he cannot be protected from their Indignation.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK usaAlu.

BERLIN, Nov. 7, Is73
The German Minister OF Finance has decided to
sell 2oooo.o0O thalers OF dsused silver TO the
United States government, which is the highest
bidder.
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A.-The Last PooI.-Clafsin

A.-Eor n First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer.
ESPENsCHELD, ilS Nassau street.
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'ne Presidents Domestfc Peace.

PARIS, Nov Z, 1873.
Five or the men arrested at Autun, on the charge
OF being engaged in conspiracy TO abduct the
niece OF President MacMahon and hold her az
hostage, have been convicted and sentenced TO
various terms OF imprisonment.
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Ns-UuPtui IeIsVTts TT SUUFs VT
Branch offices -i2s fremont street Boston; i2t Chest
nut street, Philadel lphia 235 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington "A West Fourth street, Cincinnati, and
twentythree other cities, Milwaukee, &c.
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AN INcENDIARY IN VIOLENT HANDS.

Average temperature Yesterday. ay............... 10
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. 80
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Horrible Dfsease-Catarrh-kiilf
Thousands weekly. wOLCOTT'S CArARHH ANSIHi-
LAToR drives catarrh from the system. Depot Isl
Chatham square.
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A.-Rupture. Persons Are soon Curcd

A.-W cdding Invitations, Ball Cards
Orders OF Dancing, foreign Note Paper.
JAMES kVERDELL 302 Brodway Establishes $50.
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A.-uavnna Lottery Omcinl Drawings
on e also Kentucky State Lottery for the Benefit Of
Schools OF Frankfort Circulars free.
JOSEPH BATES. i9j Broadway. room {.
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A.-The Last POOI.-CIa0I q Cos
friends have made ''pooi" for their benefit, and ali
goes swimmingly with them. KNOX don't require q
pool, Tor his winter HATS In active demand aud
business splendid at his stores No IL Broadway In
the Prescott House. and Fifth Avenue Hotel Buy your
Hats at KNOWS.
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Cerern, Jesus del Sol.

Jesus del Sol, another victim, was thirty.ionr
years oi age aud greatly feared by the spaniards.
he was born " Santiago Ia the District oil
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All That Have Used II AcsnOSv ledge
thar POkTER,S COUGH BAISAM possesses the extraor-
binary power relieving coughs and colds
II is Elm oiient warming and effective Prce 1c, 3uc 5e.
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Tactics OF the Party OF the LEFT.

THCttCs Oh INC TNTNy VI INV HIcICs
PARIS, Nov. Z, 1873.
stained IRON voting yesterday for President OF the
Assembly
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The hest Remedy for Coughs, HOarse-
ness and sore throat Is DITMAN's rkROAT LOzEs0Ks.
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A.-Uerald Branch Once, Brooiiyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A VI, TO y T. VI.
On sunday from to L. NJ
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Domestic Paper Fashfons.-Elcgant I'm
dc sign and fauitless in ft Agents wanted. Send for
catalogue. DOMESTIC SEwING MACHINE COMPANY,
AaxS Nark
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A.-Eor sure Relief from Depressed
spirts Colds Rheumatism. Cont &C.. IMPERIAL RUS
SIAN BATHS. No. West wenty-tourth street. near
broadway. Hours-Sundays, unii noon, other days.
until r. NJ
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now
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Everybody in Want OF Fins Class Fur
niture, CARPETS, Gas Figures &C., viii attend the
auction this day, III clock nj 7G Futh avenue,
the sale is without family declining house
Keeping. ). l. DEAhEs
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Havana Lottcry.-xve sold the $500 900
IN the extraordinary drawing April - Circulars
Information given J. Il. MARrINEz. 4 Co, 10 Wall
street. Box I6s5 Post ofice, New York.
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Royal havana notrcry.-fnstrmation
furnishes; orders ded; circulars scus free on appaa
TAYLOR co, Bankers
No. IL Wsu ,Tees Sew York city.
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The National Lfks Snsuraacc Com pa ~
OF the United States of AMERICA chartered by Con-
larger amount than in any previous month. one,
since July 1889 This shows ths puDnc appreciation of
this strong stock company.
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Lambrcquins and Furniture Coverings,
newest styles prices reduc TO specie basis kELfY
CO., ia Broadway.
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Pure and Delicious Smoking To
bacco Is ssURBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE.
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Orrs d MacDaughCs spool Cotton,
cheapest aud best imported sor machine and hand sew
/ ing. ALEXANDER Knox. General and sole Agent IN
\ United States, 5i2 Pesv street.
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WALL srREkr. SECRET or SUCCESS ON VERY
yNn ws,, aUN""t1Gh GO, Bansfr ssst cookers. ~
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Wigs, TOupees.-G. Rauchfuss, Prac-'
tIcaI Wig and Toupee Maker and Importer or buman
Hair. a East Twelfth street. near Brosdsay.N. N. T.
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Additional Details OF the Vessel.

The vlrginius, since leaving Martinique, where
she was last docked entered the Magdaleaa river
in the first week OF last February. She remained
In fresh water three months, during which time
her bottom must have been thoroughly cleansed
or the salt water parasites that so rapidly
accumulate on ships. In addition to this
circumstance short time before her last depar-
ture from Kingston, a number OF divers were en-
ployed TO clean any foulness that might lately have
accumulated on her bottom. General Quesada. in
correction OF what appeared in the press yester
day, gives the foregoing explanations, and thinks
that the bottom OF the virginius was in good sail
ing condition at the time she is supposed to have
en Kingston. The Genera! wishes to correct
another error OF the press, and states that Pedro
Aliaro was hut passenger on the Vrginius at tue
slime OF her capture,
Iu conversation yesterday with HERALD re.
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Z.-Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed circulars, with full information free
Address p G. DEvLIN. Stationer and General Agent
30 Liberty street, New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

A POWERFUL STORY BY MRS ANNIE EDWARDS
~ now ready.
MISS PORRESTER, eft#5s
Paper 0d
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Rssfehs iise5a SS
A.-Ruptured Persons Are soon Cured
BY the ELASTIC TRUSS CO., 6ss Broadway New York
mus street, Phiaaelphis sss rsnnsylvan.. avenue,
Washingoa; sy we. co FGT. mree' ohc'a1au ana
A Horrible Disease-catarrh-Kil
thousands weekly wOLCoTTrs CArAR4H ANSIHf-
LAToR catarrh from the system. Depot Isl
Chatham square.
A.-uavana Lottery Omciai Drawings
on he also Kentucky State Lottery for the Benent Of
SCHOOLS % ''A.H JOSEPH BATES isS broadway. room
y
A Pure and Delicious smoking To-
bacco is sURBRuG's GOLDEN scEPTRE.
Spirits Colds Rheuma,.n Cont &C. stsast hos ncsr
aaal sasnqSfyM ic ?! n'u''-'1A"'s'' - '00' ''
All That Have Used IL Acknovv ledge
MAT PokTER's COUGH BALSAM possesses the exraor-
Il Is Elm oient, and effective Price &c., oc 'Se
Domestic Paper Fashfons.-Elegant in
ssss ssd
Everybody in Want OF Fn st Class Fur
% auston sale this day a, il clock At 7 pnS avenue
the sale is without reserve iamiy declining honse
Keeping ;. l. pkAhL
havana LOttCrys-Ne SOiu NnS NbDUsVuU
IN tho extraordinary drawing April - Circulars sent.
Information given. J. Il. MARTINEZ, Co, 10 Wall
street Box L6S5 Post ofAce, New York.
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La ambrcquins and Furniture Coverings,
newest styles prices redu ced TO specie basis. KELLY
CO., IA Broadway.
Orrs d Macnuugh1s spool Cotton,
cheapest aud hsst imported or machine and hand ew
United States 5i2 Pesgi street.
Pcrfecti0n-Bolxer's Bitters. Beware OF
c0unteriets
Royal Havana s0tfcry.-fnforrnatiOn
furnishes; orders ded; circulars scut free appGa
tiuni Saeash bauk oils aud governmept plrchased.
| TAYLOR co, BankerS
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The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the English metropolis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Volume Ten.

The present issue is the first of volume ten Of the ARIZONA MINER and we will permit to tpcak and show for itself lt is now over five years since the writer bought and took charge os the paper, since which time we have added mater Ial and laborsayng appliances to the office. which, with the old stock, make it one oi tEc best news paper and job-printing offices in Southern Cali fOrnia or Arizona, but, VIC need more type, fsier press etc, in order ,o enable us to keep mp with the vishcs and desires of our patrons, and can shortly have what VIC need, 1T those who owe us will pay tho bills which VIC today send out.
 Promises we detcst, and shall, therefore, let our patrons and friends judge oi out future Sy oa. past
 To the proprictors of the San Francisco Call and Chronicle the Sacramento Record San Diego Union, Los Angeles Express Reese River Rereiiie Oakland Ne,os, and Santa Fc Neto McIicdH, who have sent us their dailies in exchange for oui weekly, we tender our sincere thanks.
 And now, kind friends, one aud all, who hav' stood by the MiSER in the past, through eyi and good report through Indian wars, trough and consequent depression of spirits, we thanI you for the patronage you have bestowed, for th' words of cheer you have spoken, and wishing yp, Happy New Year, hope that course in th future will be such as win enable us to keep ok friends and make new ones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Improvements.

Notwithstanding the universal cry of dull times, 1872 was year of progression in our Territory. Our adyices from all portions of Arizona show that civilization does not re .. cede. Three respectable villages have been built in the mining district in Mohave county. viz:-Cerbat, Mineral Park and Chloride ; while in the older towns of the Territory. as Tucson, Prescott and Arizona City, new build ings are constantly going up and the agri- cultural towns on our rivers have been built mp wonderfully. Florence, AdalnsvilIe or Sanford and PhGnix have doubled and treb led their comfortable dwellings and business houses
 Then the past years of drought have dem onstrated the fact that tlable land where there is lasting water for irrigating purposes, is valuable and pays to work and many farm, CTS have been erecting new buildings and improving old ones. The demand for lumber from our mills has been constant and lumber and shingles enough have been hauled away from Prescott the past year to build quitea city.
 There are l60 farms under cultivation in favapai county now, and all the good land Is not yet located.
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Breweries.

Among other industries and enterprises, Breweries are worthy of mention. Alexan- der Levin started the first brewery south of the Gila, in 1865, in Tucson. John Littig opened the first one in Northern Arizona in Prescott, ip l866.
 The Assessors' books show that there now are II breweries in the Territory, and that the aggregate production last year was 52l barrels of fermented liquor; principally lao"r 'aer. There are two breweries in Pres "'.t 70 in Arizona City one each in Chlo- r.. 'renberg, PhGnix, Florence, Tucson '. .r.p Apache. Each makes from ? to
 'f-' ol beer per month; the two in 'i make about one-haf of the total .uH..t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
MINES AND MINING.

Under this head is concentrated the hopes and expectations of two-thirds of the popula- tlon of the Territory aHd our review of the situation Is not as satisfactory ss could be wished. Indians and dry weather having prevented operations on some of the most promising mines.
 The number of distinct, different quartz veins or lodes discovered and located in the Territory Is carefully estimated at more than 2oO0. On large number of them sufficient work has been done Co warrant the belief that they are Assure veins and will deyelope into valuable mines.
 The greater portion have never been open ed suttcietly Co consider them any tEipg more than promising surface indications. Many Of the dlscoyerers have been killed by Indians. Others have become discouraged and lett the Territory, and hundreds of good looking veins which prospect well in silver and gold will, under the present U. $. law, requiring ten dollars worth Of work on each lOO feet in length on each mineral vein. be forfeited and subject to relocation after the Huh day of May next.
 There are fifteen quartz mills in Arizona. of From two to forty stamps, and the amount of silver and gold bullion turned out last year is estimated at about $l 100000.
 There is more activity in quartz mining i'm Mohave county at present than in any other portion Of the Territory, with better pros- poets of success than elsewhere, as there the Indians are quiet and assist the miners by their labor, instead of retarding their opera tions by hostility.
 Owing Co the absence of water in the streams, but little has been realized from placer mines for three years past. A wet winter would add from S3OO, 900 to S4O0. 900, rom this source, to our annual yield of precious metals. 4s. - l'..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Business on the Colorado River.

Steamboat freigbting on the Colorado river is increasing in importance. Since the Steamer NeIobeyne was put on the route from san PrancIs. co 70 the mouth of the riyer freight has been de- yered at the different river ports with more reg uidrity than formerly, and very little freight has been hauled across the desert from San Pedro rio Los Angeles and Say Bernardino, to Arizona, dur. ing the year just closed. The Colorado Steam Navigation Company own the NeobeTae focean steamer) and the following named river boats and barges:
 Steamer Giia, 236 tons capacity; Cocapah. 2sl tons; Mohape, 192 tons LoiOrado, 11stons; Nina 1itden, lO1 tons. Barges, No. l, I06 tons No 2. l25 tons; No $, l36 tons No. 1, Is5 tons; Bkack Crook, 3l tons; which boats make about twenty trips year up inc river, far as Ehrenberg, go. ing up to the present head of navigation Hardy. vile, about fifteen trips, bringing up an average of 100 tons of freight each trip Freight from San Francisco to Ehrenberg Is hfty.seven aud a half dollars per ton, in gold. The following is the freight tariff from the river ports to San Fran. cisco;
 On Ore. t.. From Mohayc or Hardyyille, s25 per ton. 2 600 pounds. From William's Fork or Camp Colora- do, sl5 per ton. Ehrenberg or Castle Dome. Sl250 per ton. Yuma, 5000.
 On Wool.
 From Mohave s25 per ton. Ehrenberg or Yu. ma, SEQ per ton.
 On general merchandise 10 San Francisco from liardyyille, S30 per ton measurement Ebren. berg S25 Yuma, s20 tat.. ..,..~ Passage from Yuma Co San RraneIseo, first class, S'5; steerage s45; discharged soldiers, $40
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Terms of Courts.

The session of the Supreme Court of the Territory is held at the seat Of Government Of the Territory, commencing on the second Monday in January in each year.
 The terms of the several District Courts arc held each year as follows:
 Pima coon,y-frst Monday. sf March and Octot,e, luHa-5d hondayoi March and lst Monday of Nov. Mobaye--First Monday of May, ' sagaIai-Third Mondays of June and NovembeT.
 hsneofa-Fint Aondays of May and September.
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TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY
 STATISTICS. ~c

Another year is gone. 1872 has made Its mark and passed away, leaving us only the experience gained during tho seasons of it, progress. The year was one of drought throughout the Territory, as were those of 1869, 70 and Fl, which fact, in connection with the usual amount of Indian depreda- tons, has had depressing influence on our mining and agricultural industries, yet, some advancement has been made, and, for the purpose of future reference, and to refresh present recollcctions, we have taken pains to collate some of the note worthy statistics of this Territory since its organization, with more particular reference to the occurrences of the past year.
 Organization Of the Territory.
 The land known as Arizona, after it's acoui- sition from Mexico, by the United States, constituted portion of the Territory of New Mexico, until February, 1863, when that portion of New Mexico west Of the lO9th degree of longitude, embracing an area of l2l, 900 square miles, was made the Territory of Arizona, by Act of Congress. Territorial officers were appointed at once, but on account of the death of the first Governor appointed, delay occurred, and it was not until December, 1868, that the off, cials, who bad travelled overland from Fort Leavenworth, entered the northeastern Lori ton Of Arizona. On the 9pth of that month the Territorial Government was formally in- augurated, and the Governor issued the fol- lowing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Military and Indian Affairs.

Little space have we for these subjects" The last heard from Gen Crook, he was at Camp Grant, intending to visit Tucson. Major Brown aud Lieut. Ross were ont scouting. The Majors command had destroyed some property belonging to Apaches who had left the reservation, nud who shouted back to the tame Indian guide, 10 tell the butcher at Camp Grant that they would kill him, they did his boy. The cavalry, from every post arc out, following the trail. Not long since, Lieutenant Rice and command killed il Indians near Camp Verde. Troops from Mcdowell and Apache, with Indian allies after DcIshay's band and we hope soon to hear that the old cuss has received another whipping. It is hard work for the troops, but they are doing 1t without a mnrmur.
 We hope soon to sec General Crooks annual report.
 Indians
 As will be seen by record" the Apaches have changed their base of operations to the Gla, just as we said they would, in previous issue, but they will have to leave there soon, as Capt. Nickerson Is about to, has already, sent troops after them.
 The brave and irrepressible scout,-John F. Townsend, has been praying for snow SO that be could catch the savages and now there Is snow.
 correspondent of the Tucson Citi=eH, relates how Apachcs stole ten horses from the Pimas and Maricopas, 100 of whom followed the Apaches, caught up with them aud killed Of the " braves" captured a girl, boy S2jO0in in money, etc, all of which Is good news.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Churches.

There are two churches in Arizona in con d'tion for use. One at San Xavier, nine miles from Tucson, and one in Tucson. Both are owned by Catholics. In Prescott. there Is one partially completed for the sIethodists.
 For years we have had preaching quite reg niary at tho Court House, generally by the Post Chaplain of Fort whipple.
 Sunday School has been held regularly, Tn the same building, which is very we'll at. tended.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
We are pleased ,o tnov ,h., ,.. IT

We are pleased to know that the U. s. Senate has confirmed the appointment of Mir. w. \. Kelly as Register of the U. s. Land Office at Prescott, and not as Indian Aqent, as the telegraph had it. <tt.ls
 In this connection, the Los Angeles (Cal. ] Express of recent date speaks in terms of praise of the appointee, who is every way worthy and qualified to fll the position.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-04
Public Scools.

..'' SIP the only schools in the Territo- 'f '''. istained by subscription. The Leg .-.... 1871 passed B school law, under Nool districts have been organized '' ions of Arizona and schools taught z. ''.'" soi from three to SIX months in
 lorence, Phoenix, Arizona City and The law, with some amendments
 IVY ''" well, and eventually enable all the 'g' d the Territory to enjoy the benefit . hruction. As in all newly settled s, the number of children is small. "' .i'''. to the adult population. In Pres. e. ' '.' district school last year was open l'' '''' onths, at an expense of about $500. "'if "a tlendanco of some thirty children
 ~'at e from other school d;.,ria,. ,", at hand '''''' "''