Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Arizona Miner, By Western Union and U. s.
 Military Lines.

Washington, Dec. 25.-The usual Presi- dents reception took place to-day at the White House.
 New York, Dec. 26.--It IS announced that the January coupons of the Central Pacific, the Western Pacific, and the California and Oregon railroad companies bonds will be paid as usual by Fisk and Hatch.
 Ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hall, on trial for con nectiOn with the ring frauds. has been acquit. ted
 Tue CH5an Association gserlria-ta pro. viie for tns aau.s ot tne Nir1.uu, ,sfe.ssr..
 Pbade,ch,a, Dee -B -u.a. W..as Wallace la, resigned h.s la, au as vice. president d ths l-Ses a-d fac+e railway company Co thku ls plsce in tag F.nas lys nis Senate
 Nearly aIl yae 3t,on aud woa's. tclon7 have resumed operations, at reduce wages
 New York, hg-. 21.-Crac W.s rampant yesterday iU deput p4yt- of tse es.utrs The record 0l tt, day comprises seven ma-. ders, t8ree s1it las ana one gucl9t
 The Heuia, Key West spll,.. ,a5, .le Y $. steamer tntp Eas ordered to ,sa .u i.a mgbt uf ths 1sth under sealed .. les. U-r destination s known r1 Je sgna Cuban H.rt It is rumored that some new complication has arisen.
 Genet, the escaped ring thief, has gone to Aspinwall
 Gold, in New York, 1lO
 Greenbacks, in San Francisco, 9lCda2.
 Berlin, Dec 25.-The Emperor William is much better.
 San Francisco, Dec. 27.-Captain Edward Higgings, agent of the Pacific Mail Steam ship Company Tn this city, aas received the following dispatch from New York:
 tIhe iron steamship pan,,na ,.,u ,.s, mn, steam and sail next yeek. The City of Cal lao will be ready in four weeks. The City of Pekln Will be iauhched soon and will be in san Francisco in four mouths"
 Chicago, Gee. 27.-The strike of the en gineers oD the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and ureat Eastern railway continues. Through Eavel of the Pennsylvania Central railroad Is delayed Tn consequence of this strike.
 San Francisco, Dec. 27.--Jesus Ortega, alia Bianco, the leader in the Mission Camp mas sscre, m Arizona, three years ago, who was arrested III Kern county last week, IS now m Jall at Oakland, awaiting a requlsItioD from from the Governor of Arizona.
 New York, Dec. 27.-Alter the holidays Congressman Luttrell, of California, will in- troduce bill for military road from Aenta Mills, Siskiyou county, to Ukiab, Mendocino county, with a branch from Fort Jones 10 Orleans Bar, Klamath county.
 LuttTell says he voted in favor of a repeal of the salary bill, and for reduction to the old rate Of 5000.
 New York, Dec. 27-The World, Tribune and Times publish an able letter from Presi. dent OrtVn, of the Western Telegraph Com pany, reviewing the Postmaster Generals recommendation regarding postal telegraph. These journals say, editOrially, that Orton en- tiIely dlsposes of the Postmaster Generals and shows by statistics that so far from increasing telegraphic iarilities, Govern ment control Of telegraph must inevitably be more expensive than under existing arrange ments, and will thus deteriorate the service, or do 1t at great loss, in which the masses must be taxed to pay expenses of telegraphic | service for the small percentage of people who | employ it. Though dignifed and respectful l Orton's letter Is severe castigation of Cres- | well for bis interference with private rights l in case where he does not know enough of the essential elements of the question to see that what he proposes must inevitably retard | or defeat the public good.
 San Francisco, Dec. 27.-Last night hand | of 25 Mexicans and several white men, arm | ed, entered Kingston, Fresno county. They bound number of white men, and part of | their gang then entered two stores and got away with about $l 900 worth of goods and ewelry oi their own selection. Citizens in not pursuit.
 Washington, Dec. 26.-The estimates of .he War Department for improvements of 'ivers and harbors will probably be cut down rom twenty millions to three millions. Es- inmates oi the postoftice Department have been so much reduced that there can be no extension of contracts for railroad service
 Washington, Dec. 27. - President Grant iss appointed Hon Caleb Cushing Minister