Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Miner by D. S. Military and W. D. Lnssl

T. Washington, Oct. 4.-Information ha + been received at the Navy Department fror $ San Francisco that fraudulent certificates C indebtness issued by George NJ. Pinney, Pa , Inspectors Clerk, in that city will amount { SI5, ,0O0, and that the loss will fall upon in dividuals.
 Cheyenne, Oct. 4-Blsck Hills Commis
 sion have failed to accomplish a treaty.
 Havana, Oct. 4.-Tne Spaniards have sho Manuel De Sayas
 ; Belgrade, Oct 4-The Servian Ministry has resigned, tranquility prevails and con servative ministry is forming. Madrid, Oct. 4-Military operations vii be resumed as soon as SOOO0 troops can b, landed.
 Cincinnati. Oct. 5.-Two thousand horse.
 in this city are affected with epizooty.
 Helena, Ark. Oct. 5.-The negroes have
 threatened to burn Friars Point, Miss. Sena
 tor Alcorn made some remarks at a political
 meeting and the negro sheriff became excit-
 ed and purchased and distributed arms
 among the people. Serious trouble is appre-
 hended
 London, Oct 5.-Peaches are being suc-
 cessfully shipped by str from New York.
 San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Last night at IS
 two smart shocks of earthquake, in rapid
 succession were felt. No damage. Vrlbra-
 tions lasted seven seconds.
 
 The stock holders of the Bank of Calfor-
 mia are holding strictly private meeting. 1 The San Francisco stock board and Pacif- ic exchange opened this morning with great enthusiasm. Good feeling prevails. Stocks very stiff in forenoon, but fell off little in the P. NJ.
 James R. Keen and Robt. W. Morrow have been chosen directors of the Bank of California in place of Louis Sachs and E. F. Talant. Officers of the bank will be selec ted tomorrow.
 Gold in New York, ll7l; Greenbacks S. F. S5 and sG.
 San Diego, Oct. GA. 4: Surgeon O. J. Eddy, ordered Sept. Sd to Prescott A. T. is ordered to proceed by steamer with de- tachment of enlisted mcn and laundresses bound for Fort Yuma, Cal for the 9th Cav airy and Sth Infantry. A. A. Surgeons Geo. 5. Oldmxon and Henry Sanders are ordered to report to the Department of Arizona for or ders. Maj. James A. Roache is ordered to proceed to the Department of Arizona, and exchange stations with Major David Taylor. Col James Oaks, 9th Cavalry was appointed Sept 23d. A. c. o. at a court of inquiry at | San Francisco, with Major II. P. Curtis, Judge Advocate, as recorder, to examine in- to the conduct and transactions of Captain | Thos. Bryne, Co. F. at Camp Beale Springs and Camp LaPaz, Arizona, in 1874 and 1875. The court is authorized to adjourn it sessions to Arizona at such places as may be neces- sary, and will report an opinion in the case
 Boston, Oct. 4.-Vice President Wilson's medical advisers counsel him to abandon his lectures
 Washington, Oct. 3.-Wealthy Spaniards m Cuba have united in remonstrance to the Dt against the continuance of hos ilities, and have also proposed to the Cuban 'unsa Tn N. '. to cooperate with them. To which the Junta declined, being determined lot to stop short of Cuban independence. ( Chicago, Oct. 4-U S. Treasurer now. as ! nut for infiictionists to crack, has stated ( hat the western banks have more money ( nan they can use and are preparing to sur t ender their circulation and take up their C Onds q Salt Lake, Oct. 3.-President Grant ar I wed here this P. NJ. He was met at Ogden Y government ana other officials, also by L rIgham Young and Party, all of which ac o ompanied him to Salt Lake. a San Francisco, Oct 6.-Board of Trustees n the Bank of California have elected D. O. Ii lllls President, Wm. Alvord Vice President. E hos Brown Cashier, Stephen Franklin Sec tary, and W. W. Wiggin Assistant Secre- Il ry, Advisory committee Thos. Bell, Vim. Ii iaron, and J. R. Keen. sa Gold in N. Y. IF Greenbacks S. F. s51 al Id S6i il San Francisco, Oct. 4-The new Bank of sa evada opened for business this morning. co 'rge crowds Of sightseers were :in atten- nee embarrassing business at first. !. The business of the Bank Uf California is out as usual, deposits equal the disburse- ents. - There IS much speculation as to the open- of the large stock boards tomorrow. ing market is looked for, although there e. some mutterings from the bears. 0 Wheat has advanced in Liverpool two IT. nee to-day. and Gold N. !. H.; Greenbacks S. F. S5s and !. VT, sloHAvE ITEMs.-John W. Leonard Eso