Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
BY TELEGRA APH.
Special to the Miner by Q. S. Military and w. D. Lnss
STERN

EASTERN
 Chics, June l9.-A deploralle state of af-
 fairs is reported on the Texas border. The ! Mexicans predominate and control all offices. 1 The Mexican government is either powerless
 or unwilling to interfere.
 Shanghai, June 19.-Native soldiers public
 ly insulted an American consul and wife, and l foreign residents and consuls are defending
 the consulate at Ching Kiang great excite ment prevails. The British and American squadron at Shanghai have gone to Ching
 Kiang to prevent riot.
 1 New York, June 22.-William M. Tweed was released from Blackwelrs Island to-day but is held for three millions bail.
 London, June l7.-Many very heavy fail ures have occurred among merchants engag- ed in the East India trade, causing consider able excitement. It is something like a panic in London.
 Omaha, June 22.-The following was re- ceived from Col. Dodge, commanding the escort of Prof Jenney's Black Hills party: HARSEY's PEAK, June l7th.
 'Gold is found in paying quantities on French Creek. Custar's report is confirmed in every particular. Private advices receiv- ed here say the command found 100 miners at work in Custar's Gulch taking out gold at the rate of from S5 to S25. to the pan."
 PACIFIC SLOPE.
 San Francisco, June 22-The immense gathering, at Platt's Hall last night, to listen to Senator Sargent was very fattering to that gentleman, and promises we'll for the prospects of the Republican ticket. No bands played no bontres burned The sim pie announcement that the Senator would speak was enough to overcrowd the hall. Mir. Sargent made some telling points, and was listened to with attention throughout, and frequently applauded.
 The U. s. Steamer Saranac, hence from Behring's Straits, went ashore on the 18th, at the entrance to Nanaimy harbor and sunk; all saved.
 Gold in New York ll7a. Greenbacks in San Francisco SC and S7.
 San Diego. June 23-The Washington Star of late date says Deputy Coroner Lee made post mortem examination of the body of Captain Vim. II. Brown, of the 5th U. s. Cavalry, who committed suicide on Friday. At the time Captain Brown was dying he spoke of a ring he had swallowed. The ring was found; on the inside was en- graved-"Be Satisfied" The story of the ring was not ascertained, but if rumors be true he was engaged to the young lady in New Orleans who has since become the wife of Gen. Phil Sheridan.
 San Francisco, June 23.-The naval au- thorities here made arrangements with Goodall, NelsIn & Perkins to send the steamer San Luis to bring the Army officers and the crew of the wrecked steamer Sara nac.
 Gold in New York, ll7t. Greenbacks in San Francisco, S6 and 87.
 Sacramento, June 23--2 p. m.--The Inde- pendent State Convention met this morning, adopted platform and proceeded to nomi- nations. NJ. NJ. E>tee, A. P. Catlin and John | Bidwell were placed in nomination for Gov prnor. On the third ballot Catin received | @ votes, and Bidwell l97. Bidwell was de- clared the nominee. Romualdo Pacheco was nominated for Lieutenant Governor by ac- ;lamation. Pacheco addressed the conven- lion, saying, that when be saw the men who controlled the Republican convention, and he manner in which they proposed to do it, le severed his connection with the Republi- an party forever, and determined to cast his ot with the Independents. Additional nom- nations were made as follows: Secretary of State, W. Roush, of Placer; Controller, Lau- en E. Crane, of Sierra Treasurer. F. Baehr, f Sacramento, by exclamation, Peter Van jleif, for Attorney General. c. A. Futile, f Alameda, for Congressman from the Sec md District.
 San Diego, June 22-It has been stated hat the A. P. telegraph Co. on this Coast contemplate extending their wires to 'ort Yuma to connect at that point with hS V. -. iiHSc. SCbpdHf VIII TcaCu | JOS Angeles by July 1st, and when the line o Yuma is completed, it will give Arizona line direct to the East. New York, June 2l.-Business men have bout made up their minds that there must e general lowering of prices to a coin tandard, but we must have coin itself as , asis before we can expect prosperous times. i The wool market is unchanged. San Francisco, June 2l-The stock mar ct is fiat to-day. Consolidated Virginia 'ld at 305; California at 52, and Ophir at ?.
 John T. Miller, Secretary of the Western development Company, was arrested at . larysville and brought here yesterday on a . ,arge of dedication to the amount of s 2OO,OOO. |
 TERRITORIAL. $ Tucson, June lS.-Tbe Citizen of this e eek says: "We understand that Brigham P ounp fhe Oreat Mormon anostle i. da,ar Il