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Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
San Pedro Station.

OHNESORGEN & BLAND, Proprietors. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PUR- \ chased this well and fayorably known Station at the
 Crossing of the San Pedro on the road leading from Tucson to the RIO GRANDE, CAMPS BOWIE, GRANT
 and APACHE, SAN CARLOS and
 PUEBLO VIEJO, respectfully solicit the patronage of the public
 The TABLE will be supplied with BEST of everything the market and country af- lords, and every attention paid to the
 Comfort and Convenience of guests. Having large and commodious stables and cOrrals with supplies of Hay and Grain, we offer especial advantages to
 FreIghters and Trains. In addition to our stabling, we have a VERY LARGE CORRAL for the accom- modatiOn of Drovers and Stock Dealers generally.
 No pains or expense will be spared to make this station the BEST in Arizona. A Bar las been added, where fine wines, liquors and cigars can be had.
 OHNESORGEN & BLAND. December IS, 1873. 1Otf.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY..
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
ADVERTISING RATES :

Twelve lines lR t1is type, one sq. One square, twelve lines, one time......s3 co Each subsequent inSertion....................l l 50 Professional cards, per quarter............ s %
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
HUGH FARLEY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 TUCSON, ARIZuNA. Office on Congress Street.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
The Table

of well-coOked food. No eXaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand It, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09

FIFTH DAY, January s. Met as per ad- journment. All present. Pima deega- tion report favorably upon bill to legiti- mate Edward Simon Berthold; was sub
 sequently read third time and referred to committee of the whole, which com mittee considered the bill and reported It
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN: |:
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
The Corral is Large

cial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
 January 24, 1873. 16-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09

R. A. WILBUR, M. D. TUCSoS ARIZONA. OFFICE: COR STONE AND CONVENT STs.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09

J. c. HANDY, M. ID. TuCsoH. ARIZONA. CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
Farmers and Ranchers'

Tools and goods of every kind and qzai- | ity required by them.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
THEO. F. WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Deputy Surveyor Of Mineral Lands, Tucson, Arizona. 50-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
Miners and Prospectors'

Tools md Supplies-and in fact just such articles as they must always have, we keep on hand.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
Drovers and Stock Dealers

DIUVtT5 dHU SLOCK D6aIGT1 Will find our establishment nlled with articles adapted to their wants.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-09
NEW GOODS. From East and West.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A NEW II Stock of
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RuFiianism Rampant and Nobody Arrested
REPORTED CARIIST BARBARITY
TIE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
THE MINING REGIONS.
Hard Times aud l.auI eSSnesS

NEW YORK. April ia POttSVlllc. Pa.
d.Spatch says.-The long continued suSpen-
sion OF mining in ttis region is seriously in
iurng all kinds Of business. Until quite r.
Gently LITTLE had been heard Of the growing
stringency i'm business. The pinch had not
become severe enough Ia complain OF Bat
when the first OF April found business I'm any
thing but a favorable condition for quarterly
settlement. men began To look grave. Now
the air is heavy with rumors, many Of them
only too true, of disasters impending over
merchants and other business men OF the
region. Few have ever been able 10 30 a
strictly cash business. and those who deal
ON credit have already lost heavily, with no
prospect OF speedy relief No positive fail
uTes have been reported a. Vet, but many
merchants have from 5000 10 s30,00 on
their books. OF which they are unable 10 col
lect dollar, and il j. said that one firm i'm
this place. retailers o! dry goods and groce-
ries, have already invested Si2.Ulg ian The
strike. The same Stringeucy waich affects
merchants is felt IN al other branches OF
business. IL is
A. BAD As A PANIC.
Nobody Is able 10 collect money. Real eS-
tate, in which there was a very large buSi-
ness done last year. is wholly inactive. The
local stock market is depressed. Savings
funds, which usually issue a new series al
shares every month, now Issue oaly One
third aS often. fOT nobody has any money II
save, ard the shares go unSOld. and il il re-
ported that one or two in the neighbOrin-
IUwns have suspended payments.
CRIMES AND No PUNISHMENT.
Tie Philadeiph and Reading TailrOaih3S
adopted the practice Of running pioneer en-
2ines ahead OF its trains on the more danger
Gus branches, and one of these, on Mine Hin
branch. last Monday removed a pile al
plankS and sillS from the track at "A danger
Gus curve for the third time. Nobody brings
10 justice The miscreantS who peTpefra-a
these crimes: nobody attempts to.
THE MINERS LEAVING.
The miners themselves are becoming very
sick of the contest. and are leaving IN CON
siderable numbers for other parts OF the
country
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Veroes nv Gov. Hartravft.

HARRISBURG, April lG.-GOV. H5riranit
has issued proclamation giving notice that
he has filed in the Secretary OF Common
wealth's Office certain bills, passed by both
houses. with his objections thereto. Among
the bills thus vetoed is one declaring the
Trustees of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church i'm the United States
House. He has signed the bin providing for
a special committee To make an invest ga
tiOn into The affairs of the Reading Railroad
and the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Companies
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~ Beecher is not a champion billl5rdist
but he draws well, and is frst-rate on kisses.
- telegram from Rome So yS.-Annibal
Capalti, created cardinal in 1866, l. dead
~ The Baltimore Presbytery. in session
at New Windsor. Md, rejected the overture
from the assembly on the eldership cues ton
by q vote OF ID yeas 10 ~ nays.
~ Rev. Father Asher Wright, for 70 years
a missionary among the Seneca Indians diel
Wednesday at the mission house on the Cat
taraugus reservation.
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Railroad Collision.

NEW YORK. April lG-A collision occurred
on the Pennsylvania railroad near Jersey
city last night, between freight train and
coal train, causing damage to property OF
$1,000, and stopping traffic for some time.
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Occident Coming

PHILADELPHIA April I6.-The celebrated
trotter Occident will arrive here from Cali
iornia tomorrow, and go in training at
Point Breeze Park for the coming contest on
the turf. He is under charge OF Budd DOble.
Occident viii have private trots with the
Philadelphia trotter Nettie, with record OF
81
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A Mock MARRIAGE CEREMONY.-George
Williams, who personated q clergyman in
the mock marriage of Lawrence Abrams To
young girl in WILLIAMSBURG, was indicted
indicted, and both pleaded not guilty.-N Y
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billiards.

CHICAGO, April I6.-In the billiard tour
nament last night Burleigh beat Parker 2e0
To 1879; winners average. I'LL. Miller beat
McAfee 200 10 1873; winners average. 625
MaZZOli beat HOning 200 10 I4G. average q Il
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Snow and Emigranl Agents i'm Gin
einuati.

CINCINNATI, April Ii. There was quite a
fall Of snow here this morning. Fifty eNcur-
SionistS from Texas arrived here last mi ght.
Their object is To promote emf grafton to
Texas. The delegation proposes To separate
here and proceed 10 various points in vari-
Gus states and spend some time i'm further
ance OF their mission.
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NEU YORK NOTES.


NEW YORK, April lf.-Tnree pieces Of real
estate in West Chester county. neld Oy
Tweed. were attached yesterday. Their value
1000
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AN INSANE NAVAL CADEr.-A letter
from Annapolis, Md, to the Baltimore
he's cccn,red st the MAJ = cademv cadat
Midshipman Duer, of the fourth class, whose
parents now reside in New York. has be-
come demented, and possibly irrecoverably
iaSappv
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Re ported Carlist Barba rity.

MADRID, April Let is reported thai the
Carlists have seized a number OF women and
children in the province OF Soria and threaten
TO shoot them unless they are ransomet
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THE MURDERER SHARKEY.-A gulf cable
dispatch from Havana states that Sharkey.
the murderer, who arrived there Wednesday
night from Santiago de Cuba In custody OF
the police, Is now in Jail awaiting the action
Of New York. IS taking steps to have him
sent to New York by the steamer Columbus
which sails to-day.
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A Strike Exhausted.

GREAT FALLS. y. H.-The operatives
strike has exhausted itself, and yesterday
The company mad more spinners than they
required. The largest portion of the strikers
have returned 10 work, some have left town
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Sh3rkey.

A dispatch from Havana says legal inter
national complications have arisen between
the Spanish and American officials in the
case of VIM. j. Sharley. There are colSe-
quently Just at present some doubts about
the matter OF return OF the murderer to New
York
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MILWAUKEE, April l6.-Fire az Sheboyga
yesterday destroyed Croker Bliss < Co
china factory. Loss, s30,09a; insuranc
$4,000,
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The Presidential Party.

NEW YORK, April IC-Presiient Grant and
party. who reached here yesterday afternoon
from Washington, left for Boston la attend
The Concord and Lexington centennial.
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Navigation Opened ON the Niagara

OSwFGo. April I6.-A steamer arrived to-
day from the Niagara river, the first arrival
since the opening of navigation.
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- Gen. Sherman is now i'm New York su-
perintending the publication OF his ne w hook
soon 10 be issued from ID. Appleton 4 Co.'S.
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Ho, FOR THE BLACK HILLs.-One hun
bred men left Sioux City yesterday for the
Black Hills. The Omaha and Black Hills
Transportation company will not run stages
until the government grants permission.
General Strickland is organizing a Black
Hills expedition at Omaha Several compa-
mics of cavalry have left Cheyenne, w. T.,
during the past week for Fort Laramie, from
which point the VII D. sent 10 guard the
entrance 10 the Eold te.dE a The Black Hills.
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~ Mrs John BIewitt, OF Napanx. o,tarsa
got out OF bed al an ear,y hour yeSferda v
morning and went 10 IL river In Ter nishf-
clothes and drowned n. -
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COPPER IN UrAH-One of the "bigrest
strikes" il is said, ever made in Utah is thaf
in the Neptune and Hampton and the Jordan
and Galena mines, in Bingham Canon. These
discoveries consist of true vein Of copper
ten feet wide. Native copper n discernihSe To
the naked eye all through this Immense vein.
The Neptune and Hampton is now Shipping
ten tons per day, which averages the com.
pany si5 per ton. The ore is easily worked
These mines surpass anything ever ciscoy-
cred in the famous Lake Superior conner
region, and Will bring millions to the pockets
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THE CANAL Tolls NEGorIATIoy.-A
conference took place at Cumberland, Nd.
yesterday between the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal authorities and the boatmen and boat
owners, In reference 70 the present rates of
tolls. IL Is supposed a settlement win be
reached to-day.
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THE PRCssIAN WOLF AND BELGrAu
LAMB CaiueTse, of Paris, reports maj
Prussia has addressed another note 10 Pei
GUM I'm relation 10 an anti Prusxian uNr, ,,l,-
let published at Antwerp
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

HCRING the summer the President will
receive by card between The hours OF eleven
and two, except o. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
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Very respectfully, j. j. NOAH.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 16, 1875.

THE FUNERAL Of the late General Alex
ander E. Shiras took place at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, and was largely attended
by army officers and prominent citizens. The
burial casket was covered with wrcaths and
bouquets of choice flowers. one of which was
presented by President Grant as tribute to
the memory OF his friend. The services of
the Episcopal church were read by Rev. VIII
bur +. Watkins, rector of the Epiphany
church, assisted by Rev. n. r. Boss. assist.
ant rector, after which the remains were
placed in hearse, and conveyed TO the Bal
timOre and Potomac railroad depot The
pall-bearers were Generals f. ID. Townsend
Bepet, Surgeon General j. X. Barnes. Gene
raj T. NJ. Vincent, General George Bell. Ma
iOr George 8. Elliott. and General Randolph
the family of the deceased, accom- pariad the
remains to their final resting place at Mi
Holly, New Jersey, leaving at SOS last even
ing.
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THE RECEIPTS from customs to-day at the
Treasury department were S59l .92l.I2
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
HARD TINES AT THE MINES.

Money Scarce: Busines. Frustrated
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
.his source to-day were s23i.0ls.}6
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NATHAN +. SUNDERLAND has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Burlington Iowa
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CESS The Louisiana house of delegates
have adopted the report embodying the
te,ms OF the Wheeler adjustment, by a vote
made speeches OF acquiescence, and among
them was colored man, who congratulated
himself, in giving up his seat, that his ''old
would take it," In the senate only one
member is involved, and he will be provided
with a local office; and so the Wheeler ad-
tustment Will be practical success. A reso-
IL ion recognizing Governor Kellogg as the
chief executive OF the state, and pledging the
legislature to cooperate with him in meas
Cres of reform, was adopted.
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Monday Dext-BUFgA BILL.
GRAND RECEPTION.

GRAND RECEPTION.
Among those who have kindly volunteered their
.ervices on the occasion oi the
GRAND RECEPTION at the YOUNG MEMS
tER 'STlAN ASSOCIATION for FRIDAY EVEN
ING see advertisement are
Miss FLORENCE SNHLIEkER,
Miss JENNIE BRYAN.
Miss ZAiDEE JONES,
Miss SKINNER,
Miss AMANDA MCMURRAY,
WALTER PARIS. yioiiuist; Miss MCCONNELL
and others ip readings and Rotations. Quartette
from the Presbyterian church; Mr. PbTTEN, fiut-
lsi, AID other fTstcass home talent. The hole to
conclude with
MODERN COUNTRY SCHOOL, A SPELLING
BEE, &C,
under he superintendence OF the renowned instrnc
tor of the youthful mind, Prof. EDWIN b. HAY.
assisted by w. F. DENNISON, PATSY Bu'ivar;'
DR.. III. Il. SEARCH, as Ounce with other emf
mont tutors. For Scholarship D. apply az the rooms
Tick cts, - cents. 70 be had ar Warren Chaatr 4
CO. Beck store, "a penu=y lvania avenue, and T.
Young, Masonic Temple, and at rhe Rooms VI
{. a. aplt2t
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HON. REvFRDY JOHNSON will give a din
ner 20 the United States supreme Court
judges, at Wi.lard'S HIoiel, Oh the 22d inst.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL left for
Lexington, Mass, last evening. He Joined
the President ana party in New York this
morning.
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NEGRO MAN kILLED.-Sam. Ashby and
Jas. NJ. Smith, two negro men in the employ
ment of Mr.. Henson Simpson, near North
fork, in this county, got into difficulty on
Tuesday afternoon, which resulted i'm the
death of the latter. IL appears that the two
wheat, when Ashby told Smith to do some
thing about the horses which he refused TO
do, and cursed Ashby, whereupOn A. seized
a wagon-stretcher and struck Smith a blow
over the head. from the effects Of which he
died about 10 O'Clock the same night Smith
was I, ON Ohio, and had only been in I'oudon
about two weeks. Ashby was arrested and
carried before Justice T. III. Gore, who COM
mitted him TO Jail, where he is now confined
awaiting the action OF the courts upon the
charge Of murder.-Lees6uTg( Td.) Mirror.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE MARCUAND.-The
Navy department has received information
of the Geath Of Commodore John Il. Mar
chand. retired, al Carlisle, Pa, Oh the 18th
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SECRETARY BRISTOw did net leave for
New York to join the Presidential party as
he contemplated doing. owing TO the Sc
TiOUs illness of one Of his sons
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EXTENSION OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO CANAL.-A meeting was held at West
eTnport on Tuesday evening last, for the pur-
pose of discussing the feasibility of extend
ing the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 20 Pied
Oakland, addressed the meeting, showing
the necessity of extension, and was followed
by Owen Riordan, who advocated the meas
ure. The following committees were ap-
pointed to communicate with the canal au =
thorities and invite them TO visit Piedmont
and Westernport: Allegany-Geo. w. Spang-
rett-Hon. p. Hamill, VIM. A Brydon, and
VIM. Mooney. Mineral-H. II. knight, p.
Faherty. and John Broydrick
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AN ORDER has been posted up at the foot
OF the stairways leading to the 9Th Auditors
office, in the Post Office department building
fOrhidding any person other than an employee
OF The Auditors Office. 10 pass up stairs with
out permission of the Auditor OF his chief
clerk
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THE STATEMENT that James Van Week q
clerk in the Sixth Auditors Office. had been
removed was premature. His removal was
recommended ny the Auditor, but as vet the
Secretary OF the Treasury has taken no
.cflnll-
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THE AMOUNT Of national bank notes re-
ceiyet! at the Treasury 70 day for re Temp
ton was s511.t29
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KINDS SUCCESSOR-A special FROM this
city to the New York E"c"iHg Pos says the
commission OF Mr.. Healy as United States
marshal Of \ ldbama, in place Of Kinds SuS-
pended, has been forwarded. Senator Spau-
Ger, falling To get Kinds retained, sought 10
prevent Healy'S appointment, but did not
succeed"
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THE CASE OF Mr.. NoAH-EHt0r Of The
S'm'-Referring TO paragraph in your issue
of yesterday. stating. upon authority of the
Postmaster General, that my resignation
would not have been accepted had he known
| was ''cOgniZant' of the recent Post Office
frauds, i beg leave to state that notice of my
intended resignation was given upon receiv-
ing the appointment of clerk to the Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia, in
March last. All my friends will. am sure
believe my statement that / had no knowl-
edge of or participation whatever i'm the al
legged Post Office frauds, and if the POstmas-
ter General has made contrary statement,
he has done me great injustice, perhaps un-
Willingly. i'm this matter.
Very respectfully, j. j. NOAH
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FIVNH TIft Y. .. IIuD IIit, 10 DFtTiIT.
II will be generally lelt by the readers Of
the report that thc tactics OF the croSS-eXami-
nation somewhat confused the witness. Still
there l. no rea -on to suppose that they have
yet succeeded An doing much. II anything
toward impairing the weight OF nis teSti-
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CONCORD HARNESS,

FRANCIS MOHUN 4 SONS,
l3th Street and Ohio Ayeuue.
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II Il SAID by those familiar with the sub
ject that the recent legal proceedings in Con-
necticut which resulted in an Injunction
against the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad company, prob biting
them from carrying any person free, We're
taken without the slightest reference to the
passage of the Presidential party through
the state al this time, but Were really insti-
tutad with reference TO the members of the
state Legislature, which assemblies i'm May
ard who have heretofore ben supplied with
passes.
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OPERA LIBRs TTOS. SAVE 30 CENTS
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THE DROWNING OF CADET COX.-The
Navy department has been ofticiall advised
Of the drowning Of Midshipman Cox of the
Naval Academy, mentioned i'm the columns
Of THE STAR on Wednesday. II appears
that the boat in which he and several COM
panies were practising upset. They started
To swim for shore, which all succeeded in
reaching save Cox, whom il is thought was
taken with cramps i'll the water and sunk TO
rise no more before assistance could reach
lin.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-CaptliH j. {. u. De
Kraft, recently detached from the Hartford
Asiatic station, has been granted leave of
absence for three months. Lieutenant Com
mander Francis NJ. Green detached from the
command of tine Fortune, and ordered to the
photographic office. Lieut.. j. Ii. Ackley.
detached from the stOreShip at CallaO, Peru.
and ordered 10 the Richmond. Lieut.. F. \.
Miller. detached from the Richmond, and or
dered to the storeship Onward Master G.
IL. Harder, detached from the ASiatic station
and ordered 10 examination for promotion
M VI Jo,in Al Motifs ana Eislgns Charles
from the rul;gne, and ordered to the Hydro
graphic Office.
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ARMY URDERS-Brigad adler General .. o.
Howard has been assigned to duty accord
ing TO his commission of brevet major gen
eral while in command of the department Of
California. Colonel Robert II. X. Whitley
O.dnance department, haviL- served faith
fully until he is over SiXty-t two years OF age
has been retired from active service under
the provisions OF section Il, act of July II,
1862. Major w. =. Gould. paymastcr. has
been assigned To duty at st. Louis, Missouri
Major A. f.. Bates, (recently appOintel) has
been ordered 10 duty in the department OF
Texas.