Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-02

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 Boston, Dec. 27.-A Cuban fillibustcring steamer supposed to be fitting out at this port, is being closely watched by United States authorities.
 New York, Dec. 2o--Thc strike of the railroad engineers is affecting the through business of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad more seriously than was at first supposed. Col Thos A. Scott has gone to Philadelphia Co devise s0inc method tu meet the eXgcncy.
 Washington, Dec 29.-Prospects for the confirmation of Attoruey-Gencral Williams u, Chirt Justice are much more probable. Attacks made upon hun by personal enemies haze added to hi, strength. President Grant wIll not move from hs position.
 The Third Assistant Postmaster has com plcted careful examination of the estimate, submitted to CongleS and arrived at the conclusion that no reduction can safely be made.
 It IS ascertaincd from official sources, that on the arrival of the Nirsniu, at New York, she will be seized by the collector of the port, and hbclled by the district attorney. lt on judicial investigation 1t shall be asccr- taiued that the vessel received her register by fraudulent means, sue will be sold and the prorerd, paid into the U x Treasury.
 New York, Dec. 2g--The markets have been characterized by the usual holiday apa thy, aud with the exception of fancy goods, trade has been exceedingly dull. Currency continues tO accumulate. Tue prevailing sentiment is one of confidence in the gradual return of prosperity after the year ends, which lt is believed will be madu without serious financial embarrassment Money Is easier Fluctuations iu mer, uanIise and pro duce are unimportant Hides continue hrm coffee Is one.hali cent per pound higher, sugar H firm; wool Is dull, stock Is large anu the market Is tirm
 Weather seyerei eight inches of suow on the ground
 Foreign papers contain telegrams from Gibraltar announcing the total loss ot the steamer Bulclaw, of New Castle, England. Only 23 saved.
 l. Is again reported that the Pacific Mall Steamship Company have resolved to cut trcm tue Pacific railroad, and run their own machine
 Boston, Dec. 29 -- Wool hrm. Market buoyanti prices decidedly upward.
 New York, Dee. 2s--U. .. steamer Juni- ata, from Santiago de Cuba, with iu2 pcr.ous formerly on the steamer Nirginius, aruVcd thlS morning
 Cleveland, Dee. 29 -- The Chef Engineer Ot tue Brotherhood Ot Locomotive Engineers, issued circular tO the order, saying tbat ihc present strike on tue Pennsylvania roads ani branches Is Tn direct violation ot the Broth. erhood, and advising the stfikers to return to work immediately
 Havana, Dec. 2g.-lt is rumorcd that butcher Burriel of Santiago de Cuba has been removed
 Sau Francisco, Dec. go. --Has been raining all day, and Is st,ll falling
 Among the passengurs leaving CFlin G. night is I D. Walker of Arizona.
 San D.ego, Dec 90. The Pacihc Nal S . Cos steamer Nevada, Captain Austin. fr1m Panama arrived at this port yceterlay atirf- noon, and landed nineteen passenger, and 25 1 l- # merchandise trnm New York
 o, steamship Tu>saFors, Cumm4n- .r Geo. $. BelknaP, Arrved here At o'C!'k At ng, having lssI San Francisco % The l.-i h instant.
 i.o iscarora remains in ppri Rhout tbrrc .tns oa board supply Of coal. then to the-sadwich Islands and J.pan. s-'.In; route for tho Pacific sslcgrapa l4h.
 Ase York, Dee. 3O.-Ihe U. s. uram,bip 'tfe arrived to-day. She had tosr,i tn, IS t0 Csps Fear when storm arose
 ca the Nirginius was i0un4crrd w were saved and the prisoners have
 ru 0delphia, Dec BOA Special meeting oi the California and Texas Railway Con. structi0n Company was held to-lay. TAv auairs of the company are ID very unruur. ag'hs condition, and lt is expected opera liyu. NIll soon be resumed.
 Creditors, generally, understood Co accc,le To the proposition made hy the company
 San Francisco, Dec. 30- Steamer William Iaber will resume her tnps. as Ad oppos osltion steamer, to San Diego and way ports on tue fourth ot JanuAry. Capt j. C. Bogcrt, Com nIal4er.
 The stock market is ID a very excited c,,u- alton. Prices are ranging upward.
 The weather Is still cloudy heavy show CTS have fallen during the day.
 New York, Dec. SO.--At meeting oC the creditors of the Chesapeake and Oaio Taii. road company, yesterday, It Was unanimously resolved to accept the proposition of the company to fund the floating debt with ln- come bonds.
 The trial Of ex-senator Wm NJ. Graham. late President of the Wallkill National Bank charged witb eInoeZzleing four hundred thou sand dollar, was commenced this afternoon m the U. S. court before Judge Benedict. A
  jury was obtained and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
 By an order received yesterday from Post master General the mail for New Zeaapd. China and Japan will be dispatched daily from the New York postoffice, thus consti. tutng San Francisco distributing point in. stead of one via this city. The postage on letters to New Zealand is l2 cents, Der ar. rangement of the Post convention.
 Washington, Dec. 29.--A New York conn pany which has been granted State charter under which a railroad has been located from | New York city direct to Omaha, has reoues. | ted the committee on railroads to recoo,- mend bill granting them national charter | over same lIne. The road runs through uH. | nois on the charter Of the Muscatlne. Ke- | wane and Great Eastern Railroad Co. They ask subsidy of S22OO0 per mile, guaran- tee of their bonds, and Importation, free oi duty, of all iron and steel for its construc. ton. The committee will not reportinf,yor