Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to tho Arizona Miner, By Western Union and U. s.
 Military Lines.

New York Feb. 2.-Wcekly report or markets ending Saturday, shows general trade rather slow.
 Merchandise and produce markets reliable. Money abundant for weeks past, except in excess of demand.
 The Herald says plethora money n banks are in excess and loan surplus on streets t rates lower than have been known for years, shows neither Wall street nor low estimate. , ,,ommerce with all it's wants can absorb mil no IS. Idle money represent locks, we want its SC for the alacrity of trade. We are ly- ;ng o,. the edge of volcano. Congress IS hnildin the fire for the first eruption. Eve " dollar added to the present currency IS fir,e, Ex xpansion means disaster. We may escap. for a little while, but iew months will witness large repetition of misforunes from which we are now emerging Mysterl- ous t,lk,-Ep. MINER.
 The provision market is rather heavy. Wool less active.
 Necotjations favorable to Pacific mail in terests are now pending.
 St. Louis, Feb. Five masked men yes- terday stopped the train on the St. Louis Iron mountain railroad and robbed everybody in the cars.
 Ssn Francisco, Feb. "A squabbe has been going on between the Sun and the Chronicle. Saturday last, Messrs Napthaly and Fitzgerald were arrested at the instance of the proprietors of the Chronicle. Yester- day. Sunday, Chronicle men demolished things gene rally in the Sun office. To-day AS Naptbally was going with an officer to procure bail, he was attacked by Gus. De- Young. who, with six-shooters in the ene- mv,s rear. occasioned a rapid and mastcrly retreat on the part Of Napthaly. DeYoung was promptly knocked down by citizen and then taken in charge by an officer. Mean while, Napthaly returned to prison, and in a few minutes Mike DeYonng made his appear ance and drew pistol on Napthaly, who again retreated Mike was seized and thrown into prison. Chas DeYouKg was present, and on being searched was found armed and likewise arrested.
 San Diego. February 4.-Both Houses have passed bill creating five new post routes for New Mexico Two of them being from Los Vegas to Centre Station, Texas, and from Fort Union to Grenada, Colorado. London dispatches show election in Eng land to have been attended with considerable rioting. Result of the voting not yet known. Orth. in connection with the Secretary, has prepared bill for the reorganization of the State Department.
 Boston, Jan. 30-The clergymen of this city have organized band of praying men and women to visit the saloons and pray for the erring ones.
 St Louis. Feb. 2.-The State Senate has adopted the House concurrent resolutions calling on Congress to consider and rectity the unjust discrimination by the U. F. rail road company against the people of Kansas. Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 2.-Ex-Gov. James NJ. Harvey is elected U. $. Senator. A tri- umph for the farmers reform.
 London, Jan. 30-Spain has recalled her diplomatic representatives from Berlin, Vien- na and several other European capitals.
 San Francisco, Feb. 3.-British steamer MacG regor sailed for Australia at midnight last night.
 The police commissioners have appointed fifty-fiye new policemen in addition to the force now in existence.
 No new developments in the Chronicle Sun embroglio. Napthaly remains in prison but will probably be released on bail some time during the day. Public feeling in re- gard to the case runs high. While Napthsly is not excused, the attacks made upon him yes terday are freely condemned and denounced on all sides
 New York, Feb. 3.-The Pacific Mail s. s Co will, on the l4th, renew semi-monthly trips on the China and Japan line. Also, tht regular weekly steamer hence to Aspinwall and company will run an extra steamer a soon as freight will justify. The company are now making contracts for California anC
 China freights, etc.
 Denver, Feb 3.-News is received iron Fort Defiance that the Mormons and Navajoei
 are at war. Serious trouble is anticipated. l Gold, in New York, lllt. Greenbacks, il San Francisco, 90 and 90t. The following letter from Gen. Crook t the Assistant Adjutant- General, of the Mil
 tary Division of the Pacific, on the Crchise Howard treaty, is telegraphed to us iron Washington
 HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF ARIZONA, l PREscoT-r, July 7th, 1873.
 Assistant Adj,tant- General, Headquarters NJ itary DirisiOn of the Paeifc, Saa Francisc
 CaiiJornia:
 SIR:-I have the honor 10 state that ov ing to the fact that the Chiricahua Reservi
 ton, although in this Department, is not UT n der my supervision, have carefully refraine
 from doing or reporting anything in regar Y Y to the state of affairs at that place, but il Il close proximity to the San Carlos and Whit
 Mountain reservations and the demoralizin effect Cachise's band has upon these reserv
 tions, compeis me 10 call attention 10 th' ' matter.
 When the Indians from the San Carlos ar 1T White Mountain reservations visit Cacnise ? he is able to give them fine presents of horse '' probably just stolen from Sonora. They al ' thus impressed with the idea that the trool h are afraid of Cachise, or they would not pc ;r init him to raid on Mexico, and doubtle
 some of them join him in his raids.
 It is charged, with how much truth a 1t unable to say, as l am not aware that any r $, sponsible officer, civil or military, ever vel
 fies the facts by count, that the number
 Indians actually upon this reservation h. much less than the number for whom ratio y are drawn, and even then number belongir
 to the band, and for whom rations are draw are absent most of the time. " It must be remembered that Indians ci IS, neither read nor write, and all fine shades
 dinlofnacy ara lost nn tha,n they nudarSt Stat