Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Arizona Miner,
 By Western Union and U. S. ,. Military Lines,

 Augusta merchants exchange fayoring Gov erpment sd ,o the Texas Pacific R. R., and reouesting Senators and Representatives in Congress from Georgia to advocate the guar antee of interest on bonds Of the Company 10 such an extent as may be required to ob- tain the early completion of the ruad.
 In the Senate to-day, Hubbards postal tel ceraph bill was reported favorably by the r. 0. Committee, and ordered placed on the Calendar.
 In the House, Committee on Territories re- ported q recommendation for the admission of the Territory of New Mexico as State.
 Congressman Nesmth of Oregon made strong argument today before the House Committee on Railways, in behalf of the Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake railroad bill. Committee agreed upon favorable report. The bill provides that Government guarantee payment of interest upon bonds of the com pany to the amount of Sl0000 per mile in the State of Oregon. In consideration of such aid the company agree to transport all U. $. mails and army supplies free of charge forever.
 New York, April 3. Henry c. Stebbins, financial agent of tbe Texas-Pacific Railway Co., goes to Europe in June. It is not known whether bis visit is connected with business of the company.
 DOstOn, ApTit O.--DaitObSADS iof V. C. CSL- ator at dead lock.
 San Francisco, April 3.-Thc five mile trotting race at Oakland yesterday was won by Lady Mack, in thirteen minutes. Fastest time on record.
 The Horrible butcher story telegraphed from Austin, Nevada, yesterday, proves to be an April fool hoax
 The Stock Board of New York did not meet today, it being Good Friday. Conse- quenuy, have no gold reports.
 Washington, April 2.-The contract for carrying the mails from Cloverdsle to Arcata, heretofore awarded to Haslett and contested by Force, both bids being for the same amount, was to-day given to Force, on the ground that he is the present contractor and has the road stocked. Luttrell filed the pa- pers for each party, but took action in favor of neither.
 The Taggart Goddard contest is still held under consideration. Goddard turns out to be a resident of Vermont, but gave Yreka as his postoffice address because he intends to remove there.
 Cohose, N. r., April 3d-Tbe Tivoli mills burned this p. m. Loss 0,0OO; insured for SlS0C0. Gregory < Hill's mill was also burned.
 New York, April 3.--The Prussian bark Jupiter, bound from New York to Gibralter, experienced terrible weather February 7th, when three days out. A squall struck the vessel and st the same time a heavy sea passed over her and swept Capt Grondgers ard six of the crew from deck. Return wave bore back one of the crew, but the others were lost
 Norwegian steamer Anna NoTe, fl days out, from New York to Rotterdam, has not been heard from since she sailed.
 Philadelphia, April 2.-Amst, . saloon keeper was convicted to-day of violating the Sunday liquor law. A woman testified to having obtained liquor from him ostensibly for her sick mother, but really, to obtain grounds for indictment against him, to pun ish him for selling liquor to her husband. Sentence suspended.
 City council to day passed Sl .oOo. 900 Cen tenial bill by exclamation.
 Cleveland April 3.-300 laborers at the Union depot struck for Sl.75, instead of Sl;50, former pay, per day.
 Louisville, April 2.-Fire at Lancaster yes terday, burned eleven prominent buildings. Loss, S400,O00.
 { San Francisco, April 3.-Steamer Alaska from China and Japan, arrived this evening reported Capt. Higgins, agent P. NJ. Co. here has rendered his resignation.
 New York, April 4.-The P. M. Co. have perfected arrangements to run their steam CTS, which will leave Hong Kong, San Fran cisco and New York every fortnight.
 San Francisco, April 4-Rufus Hatch, vice president of the P. NJ. s. $. Co. is en route to San Francisco. Capt Higgins has resigned and Edward Taylor has been appointed act ing agent in his stead.
 Goodale, Nelson & Perkins deny reports that they intend to withdraw their coes: steamers. The steamer Pacific sailed at p. m. to-day, with 20 passengers.
 Gold in New York, ll3s6. Greenbacks in San Francisco, 874 and Sst.
 Washington, April 3-Commissioner of the General Land Office to-day reversed the de- cision of the Register and Receiver at Carson City, Nevada, in the claim of the c. r. K. K. Co. against the State of Nevada, to tract of land in the vicinity of Virginia City and Gold Hill. Testimony established the fact that no mines have been discovered on said tract but it may be in the mineral belt, and is in the immediate vicinity of the Comstock lode. Notwithstanding the undeveloped character of the land it's situation indicates the existence of mineral in that vicinity. The testimony fully established the fact that the land is not of any value whatever for agri- cultural purposes, and if it has any value it Is in undeveloped mines.
 San Francisco, April 4.--in the 2O-mile trotting race at Oakland Park, Hattie How ard was beaten by Stewart.
 London, April 4-The Carlists report a revolt in Blboa; that only half of their army has been engaged in the battles and that Sanloz will shortly march with a strong division on Madrid, to cut of Serrano's com munication.
 The Government Is still without official adyices of the escape of Rochefort and his companions.
 Madrid, April 3.-An official dispatch says that four hundred of Sanlozfs men have de- serted to the Republican ranks. Melbourne, April B. Rochefort and his companons refuse to tell how they got on board the vessel on which they escaped, for fear of duplicating friends. Washington, April 6.-The commissioner appointed to examine the portions of the Texas Pacific railroad already constructed Laa anhnnilt ted hil rnrnEt IL. Cou-o...... oI