Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to THE CITIZEN
ARIZONA.

YUMA, Jan. l9.-Steamer Cocopah with barge in tow, arrived at the wharf here last evening, with passengers or Montana, and passengers and freight of Newborn. ] am indebted to Hon. A. J. Finley, agent of the company here. for the following passen- ger list of both steamers. Per Montana, from SaG Francisco DtcemberS: Lieut.. Payne and Dr. Lightburn U. $. A.. Mrs. J. H. Hewitt, Mrs. Ford and three chil- dren, Mrs. Jaeger & family and Mrs. Cook. Per Newborn from San Francisco Dec. 2 {: Mrs. Muzzy, two Misses AleXanderS. Dr. A. D. Wilson U. <. A. and len enlisted men, A. Ridley, G. w. Daniels, Samuel Tyler, Charles Tyler and five in Steerige. The Cucopan will discharge her freight to- day and return to mouth Ol river, and with the assistance ofsteamers Gila and Colo riidO, bring remainder of the NeWberu'S 'S freight and that Of the Montana. to this place at once. The Montana has arrived at mouth ofthe river, and her freight is reported to be in good Ortier-ycry little if any damaged. The Newborn will tow the Montana To San Francisco as soon as un- loaded.
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 19.-Camp Verde reports say: Major Ogilby's command, consist ing of d detachment of 5th cavalry and Sth Infantry, which has been scouting in Ton to Basin towards Verde, since the 2d inst, has met with great success after renegade ApacheS rem the reserves. Thirty-twO Indian prisoners are with the adv;tIicc par ty under Lieut.. Londcn, and already at Verde. No particulars reported.
 CAMP VERDE, Jan. 22.-Maj. Ogilby and command arrived opposite this placTyeS- teriay. River was too high to foraSbut is falling. He brings in large number Of Indian captiVpS.
 San Francisco peak has just been freSh- ly crowned With snow and presents d beau- tiful appearance.
 FLORENCE, Jan 22.-Had an excitement here yesterday. A Chinaman drew a pis- toi on an aged Mexican with d view of set ting a debt of $l2a. "John" is missing but is expected to be arrested to-day.
 Prospecting parties are numerous going and coming every few days. All report he finding of good mineral lodges, which with plenty of water could be made to pay well.
 Weather cloudy and cool.
 MARICoPA WELLS, Jan. 2l.=The fourth ease Ot black lSinailing by Pima Indians during the past two weeks, occurred at Sweetwater yesterday on trli' of Sacarias from Florence. The train was delayed all day 10 recover stock stolen from it by the Pimas.
 MARICOPA WELLS, Jan. 22.-Sacarias' train arrived here late last night. They were delayed yesterday by another theft of stock, but found it twenty miles dis tant, hprdcd ny several Indians who re- fused to give it up until paid or haven fight. The Mexican teamSterS were well armed and Hbally succeeded m getting II. The teamStcrs will not peaceabiy stand this sort Of treatment much longer.
 The train vii; leave for TucSGn to-day with wheat for E. N. Fish & Co.
 Rev. MT. Cook, wife and child passed home 10 Pima agency to-day.
 David s5hultes; and Joseph Ford arrived yesterday from Quacharty mines for tim per to build another arrastrar. Ford eX- hibitcd some very rich gold be tring rock from a ledge he found in the Quacharty range.
 Weather cloudy and cool.