Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to tas Miner by D. S. Military and w. D. Linssl

l Treat, sitting in chambers, appointed Tho. T. Bulkley of New York, and Oliver Garri son, and James H. Beach, of St Louis, re
 ceivers of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
 They will be required to give half millio dollars bonds.
 San Francisco, Nov. A fire broke ou
 in the ground floor of the pioneer fourini
 mill at half past two last night and burne,
 to the top of the building The fire Wa
 soon mastered. The salvage corps saved
 great deal ofproperty from damage by water
 From the nature of the contents the prin cipal loss was from water and smoke. The
 lrss will reach S5,CO0, covered by Insurance
 The National Gold Bank and Trust Co.
 is still the subject of general interest
 President Davis said yesterday it has not
 yet been determined to go into liquidation
 Thompson, cashier, states this morning, that
 while no official action has been taken to put
 tine Bank in liqu idation, nevertheless that
 will be the result The officers have no doubt that deposItors and stockholders will
 be paid in full. Provisions will be made for
 an immediate redemption of the Banks notes
 at their par value in gold The directors
 will hold another meeting in day or two.
 The following were the prices at which
 leading stocks sold to-day: Ophir 3S; Point 25 Con. Va, 255 Belcher l9; Cal. 54; Savage 64 Overman 43.
 Gold in New York Ills; Greenbacks in San Francisco S7 and S7s
 San Francisco Nov. 8.-Goodall, Nelson & Perkins have just received dispatch that the steamer Pacific had foundered 40 miles north of Cape Flattery, on the 4th inst All on board perished except one man, who was picked up by the ship Messenger. The Pa citic left Puget Sound ports on the lst inst, bound to Victoria, thence to San Francisco. She was due here to-day.
 The San Francisco Stock Board was closed to-day on account of the death of one of its members, B. F. Sherwood. Prices in the Pacific Board ruled about the same as Sat urday.
 SaI Diego, Nov. 9.-The Union this a. m, publishes an extract from the San Bernardino Times which says an engineer party under charge of Captain Smith is about making reconnaissance of a railroad route from point on the Mojave, near Camp Cady, through Arizona via The Needles. The party is sent | put by the Southern Pacific Company and | its operations foreshadow direct line from Tehachepa across the desert. This is certain Y another move on the railroad checker board having for its object the defeat of scott and competition with the Utah South 'rn. It is good move; hope they may ump two for One.-ED. MINER.
 Washington, Nov. 7.-Secretary Chandler s yet undecided what recommendations, if ny, he will make in his annual report with eference to the Indian Bureau. He has not ct determined to recommend the transfer f the Bureau to the War Department. as as been stated. Whatever action is taken i'll be in accordance with the views of the resident and all the members of the Cab let. , Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The full official ote of this State gives Hartranft for Goyr. majority of l4,5l0. Kansas City, Nov. S.-A severe shock of ( lrthquake was felt this A. M. through is section of country extending as far west Fort Riley. | Atchison, Ks. Nov. S.-The full election il turns in this state show the Republicans ( we carried all the 72 organized counties / 1t three. Last year the opposition carried r yteen counties r London, Nov. S.-The Times special from ( erlin states as the result of conferences in s' enna that the powers have determined to .. :, k Turkey whether she has any guarantees " offer for the fulfilment of her often bro- a, n promises of reform. le New York, Nov. 7.-The World in to-days fr ,ctioH news says the state continues to o ow better for the Democratic State ticket =, m its table of reported and estimated ma u ties in p counties it gives Democratic Jl jority for Secy. of State of 17,Ol3 ti' The Times on the other hand says from 'orts of majorites received from several ad- ional counties the apparent Democratic jo.it for Secy, of State is !4,O24. D. e assembly stands 7l Republicans and 57 ce mocrats and conceding two unheard from ", .V latorial districts to the Democrats. The ,r publicans will still have a majority of 8 in Tiff Senate. c. Chicago, Nov. 7.-Tbe slow receipts of re- se' SC ms in Wisconsin has kept the result in S;' Sa lbt with both parties, claiming the vic F. y. Last night chairman Keys received a Vi ort which is said to set at rest the election otl Luddington by nine, hundred majority, ma h some chances for other Republican can M nn ates. The assembly will show a small ,;r ). majority on joint ballot ap, an Francisco, Nov. 9-Henry T. Jellcv s. survivor the Pacific, makes further de ed statement to the effect that the ship of Victoria at quarter past nine Thursday wi, ming. Between s and in the evening of ext same day while in bed he heard crash Sor hough the ship had struck a rock. He wh t on deck saw lights at distance as of ,ha e vessel heard some one say the ship had idle.