Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
BY TELEGRA
Especial to the Miner by D. 8. Military and ". D. Anssl
EASTERN.


 today received an autograph letter from tn,
 President accepting hls resignation as Treas
 urer of the United States, expressing warm
 est sentiments of regard tor him personal ly, and high appreciation of his well known brobity, patriotism and official ability.
 Paris, April l2.-The Pope has made rep
 Tesentatlons to the Emperor of Austria tha,
 the position of the Church is becoming more
 and more intolerable and if the unreasonable
 demands of Prussia are not resisted by tho
 Catholic powers the latter will lose all their
 influence and become subject to the German government which is endeavoring to bring
 the whole German nationality under one
 seeptre. The Emperor in replying deplores the struggle between Church and State and advises prudence.
 Washington, April 9.-Geu. B. R. Cowen.
 Assistant secretary ot the Interior. returned to-day from Salt Lake City where by direc- ton ol the President he has recently been engaged m personal investigation of the condition of affairs.
 Omaha, April 9.-The number of emi- grants going west this Spring is unprecedent- ediy large-9,3OO having already left here since March lst One thousand went west to-day on special train.
 Salt Lake City, April 9-In the polvgamy case now on trial at Beaver, Judge Foreman charges that polygamy committed prior to IS62 Is punishable now; that polygamy is continuous crime and that the statute of Him. itatIon does not apply.
 New York, April l0.-Cardinal McCloskv has been presented with carriage and span of horses by few prominent Catholics of this city.
 Washington, April 10. - Vice. President Wilson has decided not to go to Europe. He will propably visit the Pacific coast during the vacation.
 Philadelphia, April l0-It is rumored in railroad circles that the extension of the Utah Southern Railroad to San Diego, Cal. has been determined upon and that the movement will be backed by Jay Gould. who desires an ocean outlet for the Union Pacific road
 It Is also reported that arrangements are belng made to extend the Southern Pacific railroad to San Diego without delay.
 New York, April ll-Beecher is still on the witness stand, fiatly denying the charges against him.
 PACIFIC SLOPE
 San Francisco, April 13.-Gold in New York, ll5s; greenbacks in San Francisco, 374(dSS.
 San Diego, Apl l3.-T Nesmith of this city has been elected a Director of the Texas Pa 'ific Railroad Company.
 Tucson, April 9.-B Board of Supervisors allowed bills amounting to S5S97. .46 and dis lllowed number. including attorneys fees or defense of criminals who had counsel by appointment of Court.
 Col. l.. E. Dudley, Special Indian Con- missioner, leaves here tomorrow for Chirica- lua reservation. He feels pretty confident f removing the Apaches from there as easily S from Verde. Late news from San Carlos shows that gent Clum has completely disarrned all the ndIans, and that they have submitted peace bly, to the strictest discipline, including omplete count every morning. They earn y labor about every article they get from be agent and their crops look very well. San Francisco, April l2-It is seldom that f lere has been noted such a unanimous sen- ment in all circles, military, business. and 'clal, as Is at present expressed in regard to q le review and banquet to be rendered to Gen. : rock, which takes place this evening. On iery hand the desire to make General rocks stay in San Francisco marked by o easant episodes is apparent Though the e me at their control has been so short, the 'mmlttee on arrangements for the banquet Ill make It success. Gen. Coev's order to e Second Brigade has met with hearty re- onse, every company in the three regi- ents will use its best endeavors to turn ont e largest quota of men possible for the re- aw: Three hundred and fifty persons have ,nlfied their acceptance of invitations to to tn hn <l, le list of names shows that nearly all of 4 r prominent citizens will be present. The weather yesterday and to-day has en excessively warm. TT Tucson, A. T., April l4.-Gov. Safford and ID lutant- General VOsburg left yesterday for 'have county and intermediate points. ". bashford leaves to-day for the same Ll !n1: but immediately for Prescott. Iohn Wasson, connected with the Centep- Commission, leaves on the l6th inst. Philadelphia, to attend the annual meet ot the Commission in May. He will % California. DC 1aJor J. w. Cornyn, the newly appointed mt for the Papago Indians, arrived here Saturday and has entered upon his du- SF He IS making an excellent impression. a no Cltizen has announced that it will be - - " SN" oy "uiy to 70 cOiumns. he supreme government of Mexico. by mt orders, has practically stopped all sht passing through Sonora to Arizona. pecial permit hereafter will have to be vn 'ted from the City of Mexico for each and nh y shipment, and additional restrictions costs imposed.
 he Apaches lately removed from Verde LO an Carlos have been completely disarmed brought under splendid discipline by the oined and harmonious power exercised RE gent J. r. Cum and Lieut.. E. W. Ward 'mmand of troops at the agency. Citi, fo and military all agree that Mir. Cum is ,erior agent and has demonstrated how better it is to disarm Apaches. :. advices yet of how Special Commis- r Dudley is progressing with his mission r. move the Cacbise Apaches to New Mex "ih l. Hodge left here yesterday for Camn e and the north and northeastern parf e Territory. part 4 eather delightful n E SPELLING MANIA has reached San