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SHIPPING NOTES.

Steamer Goethe Ger, Sl6 has been on the man.
moth dock foot Of Rutgers street since our last
report undergoing repairs to shaft.
Schr Edwin Kirk, 265 tons has been on the small
sectional dock adjoining paint bottom ana brig Wolf
vile tBr), ga tons. is now TO patch metal
Steamer Gamma tBr), 742 tons on tho large sec.
tonal dock foot OF Clinton street. for repairs OF general
nature and painting, and followed by ship Mutah.
997 tons to STRIP calk and remeta and ship Gen Nc
Clellan, 1888 tons to undergo the same process
On the small Clinton street dock have been barks
Drgo $50 tons to patch metal and Royal Harrie (Brj,
sol tons, to paint bottom
Ship Ocean King 25l6 received her hrst sut Of
yellow metal sheathng the large balance dock foot
OF Pike street, and steamer Bridgeport Is to
pair damage received short time since by striking
rock.
Brig Pansy GBr) 29s tons stripped and caked on
the smaller balance dock, and followed by bark
Corea 5A tons. TO strip cak and tai; Terry boat
Winona, TO repair damages from ice and steamboat
Harlem, for slight repairs.
The the docks foot OF Market street.
have bcen-On the large dock brig Excelsior 1879 TONS
TO patch; schrs 4 Bryan, $50 TONS and Buc KEY
2s4 70 paint; BARK Teresa Dr. 43 tons for exam
calk and remctal schr Teresa l4l TONS to paint ana
brig Rebecca Page. 427 ions to raise metal On th
middle dock, propellers Sentinel for general repairs
and w Devoe, for repairs to rudder. On the small
dock pilot boat Widgeon for slight repairs and prOpel
lers Jas Thompson, and Union. wheel. and S
Babcock, Quickstep and Kalbdeisch, all for slight
general repairs
Al the large Erie Basin docks repairs have been com
pleted steamer August Andre, and she was foil owed
by steamer Mas tDutch 1872 for pairs to her
wheel.
Steamer South Carolina 1850 tons recently ashore at
Barnegat the other dock to undergo necessary
pairs
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELFAST Jan So-Arrived, bark Joseph Hambro DAM,
Nielsen, Baltimore.
BRknERHAvxN Jan 2s-saled ship Bremerhaven Ger,
Holes United States bark Marco Polo GER, Ninssen
New York
BARcELoNA-Arriyed. brig Maria Csp), Mendozona New
Orleans
BATAVIA, Jan 2o-ArrIved previously. ship Endeavor
WarIand, New York.
CoKuNNA-Arrived. brig s Smith, Warren, Philadel.
phia-
Cxrrs-sailed. brig Felicia tItaD. Romano. United
States
FALMOUTH, Jan 0-Put in. bark Messina (Br), David
from Dundee for San Francisco. with crew re
tory
GxSoA-Arrived. brig UxziAh (Br,. Harnden, Bait.
more.
BAvRn Jan 80 4 PM-saled steamer Periere Grl,
DAure. New York.
LIvERrool, Jan soAArrived, ship Superior CNorl Hell
eesen, Pensacola.
Sailed 18th. ships Southern Chief Higgins. United
States; Lancaster, Leland. do Alice hinou Lowell,
do; bark Lizzie Williams, Hall, do.
LIZARD Jan 30, 80 PM-Of steamer Denmark OBJ.
williams. from New York for London
STOCKTON Jan 29-Sailed,. bark Kate Agnes tBr), Fer
guson, United States.
LONDON Jan 30-Bark Anna GER, Probs. from Rotter.
dam for New York. Is ashore on the Goodwin Sands
Brig David Bugbee. staples, from Genoa for --- has
pu, into Messina dam aged.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 80, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamer Canada CBr). sumner London-F W
Steamer Hermann Ger, Reichmann Bremen-ocl-
steamer Colon, Tanner, Aspnwan-Pacihc Nail
steamer state of Texas, Boger Galveston via Key
West-C Mallory Co.
steamer Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-Frederic
steamer Hudson, eager, New Orleans-Clark 4 Sea.
steamer San Salvador, Nickerson, ssvannah-w
steamer Gulf Stream Faircloth, savannah-R Low.
steamer Charleston Berry, charleson-J W Quin.
Steamer Old Dominion, walker Norfolk, city Point
and kichmond-Od dominion steamship Co.
steamer John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC-JC
steamer Gen whitney Halleu. Bostop-B p Dimock
ship Constsnua oier) sotenborn, Bremen-Oerichs
ship Baltimore Ger. nogeman, Bremen-H Koop 4
BARK Florells, Craig, Bremen-Jas Henry.
Bark Alberto ItaD, Criscolo, Vaencia-Lauro, Storey
Bark Norah Giles santander-Niller d Houghtor.
Bark Magdalena, Grlfin. Ciudad Bolivsr-D A De
Limon
Brig bckie (Br), NcBride, London-c Ber-
Brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn Hull-walsh. Field
Brig Morning Light Dill, Demerara-L &P Arm
brig Martiniauaise tFr, Mansere st Pierre-H suau
d SON.
Brig Liberty, Devereaux, Matanzas-James Ward
sehr Hattie rettis CBr, Petns Nadeira-D De Wolf
schr Jordan Mott Brown. Jacmel-A Nones 4 Co.
schr wardwell, Asmns. Turks isands-Wilson AS
schr Ada simonton, Hail. Cardenas-Parsons 4
schr Church. Kelly, New oreans-R II Drum
schr 5 Beacham, Woodland. st Augustine-warren
schrs p Goodwin, Williams. stamford-sta,nfora Nan.
schr Dart Campbell, stamtord-stamford Manufacture
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which drew two crowded audiences yesterday,
Mr.. DAILY win produce HallidAy's Hearts De-
lighv'-the adaptation OF Dombey h SOn-which
made . great hit at the Globe Theatre, London.
Novel mechanical effects VIII be introduced.
The production Tor the first time in America OF
Lecocq's chet-dGurre, ''Girone-Girona,n at the
Park Theatre on Thursday evening, viii introduce
In the title role one oil the most celebrated CONT
mental opera oOuDe srtistes. Nile. Coralie Georoy
from the fohes Dramauques, Paris, and the
Royal Opera Houses OF st. Petersburg and Cairo.
Mrs. Rousby enters tomorrow upon her last week
at the Lyceum. she viii enact the Lady Elizabeth
on Monday aud Tuesday evenings for the last times,
ana on Wednesday and Thursday VIII appear as
Rosalind In "As You Like It.'' Her beneht takes
place on Friday night, when 1t is rumored that
she will make bound for "the dramatic dlademn
in "Camille.v
Theodore Thomas has q public rehearsal on
THURSDAY afternoon and concert on Saturday
evening at Steinway Hail, at which The following
works will be performed :-Beethoven's Fourth
symphony, hofmanns "Frith0p' symphony
Bach's concerto for two volns and orchestra and
Brahms Hungarian dances. Nine. Madeline
Schiller will play Ran's piano concerto, opus 2s5.
The annual benent for the poor in uptown dis
tricts Will take place on next Wednesday evening,
February 8 at the Terrace Garden Theatre.
splendid bill OF attraction Will be given by favorte
artists from several theatres. Bijou Heron. with
members of Augusun Days Firth Avenue Theatre,
Will appear in "Tne Little Treasure" Miss Ada
Richmond win sing some OF her favorite songs.
Artists from Tony Pastors opera House will per-
form sketch. and q number Of volunteers will
swell the nights programme With "ConJugal
Lesson, and Love IN all Corners"
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer 1avs (Br; Murphy, Liverpool Jan i6 via
fasesyn Ja" 50 AN lat IS lon $ y es.
seas, nearly the whole passage
with and g
"a = e s,Sss d;
Of s.SV VEGA aesss S
s %s'f AZ 3 $ S:siiss Eros Jan
with %Sss pS "ssS Seads.
via Plymouth l2ih win mdse and Funeh,
ESye % had hea u e 5 ssss the entire q Da;
vessel eyidsnty oTig Of about SO tons ba,dsn.
vent Close 70 haed but received no snswer
sa % ' ns ons os s n sestng @
were competed In conseqnenee Of the violence OF a
washed overheard rom the bowsprt two Of whom
were ssyed and every effort was made 70 rescue the
stesmst Garbe Er Williams savaaia Jan Is Car
seasei. to PIN ~ forwood Co. WI" muse Anu pas.
and the Bar Ath with mdse and passengers 70 CLARK
seaman:
sss ama psense, oSinta Co. ''G jan WON on
CAGE Lookout passed steamer City Of Merida, hence
Steamer Albcmarle. ksley Lewss, Del. win mdse
ship AlhambrIs br Beaaie Seou July and st Hele-
ma sa Dse m y ras ssa1a 100 days with
sugar 70 order Passed Cape OF Good Hope Nov IS;
weatSer Nov !, Viola ronmaso France SEQ native Of
Genoa aged II years fell IRON the after deck overheard
drowned
Bark Ida r Utah, Gazzolo Point-a .Pitre, Quad. 20
DAYS IN ballast 20 slocovtch Co.
Bark 1T Iucie new, IA tons, OF and from Eath Ne,
10 days in ballast to Jas Elwell co.
schr Aidvtha (ot Il John, NIB Brsnscom M8tanzas IS
days with melado 10 order; vessel TO Nevius
Was IS days OF Hatteras with strong NV gales. lost
schr NV Rover Brown Charleston 8 days with cot
ton &c to order; vessel TO Evans. Ball Co
schr Mary II Hand Hand, Charleston days, with ma
scbr j Hazard Brewster. Georgetown. Sc, sdsys
with val stores 10 Roundtree Co; vessel u Bentley
scnr Rapdln, Demarest. Great Egg Harbor
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Frsnconis. Bragg Portland for New York.
with mdse ana passengers 10 j Y Ames
TOR New York. with mdse and passengers
steamer Electra, Young, Providence Tor new YORK,
with mdsc and passengers.
steamer MiddeseI. Johnson Portland, CT. for New
sehr zorro Castle. saus Fortune Bay NJ. for New
YORK. ildayS win behring's to master
schr Promenader tBr Davis, Windsor. Ms. Tor New
YORK bdsys. with plase 10 W Bertaux.
to order
BOUND EAsT
steamer Gen Whitney Uallcu New York for Bosou
steamer CIV Of Norw.K, DAVIS New York tor NOR
steamer CITY fitcnburg Baker, New Yors tor New
Bedford " ~ -"
steamer Galana Gaze. new YORK tor Providence
Brig Hattie Petbs tbr. Petiis New York for 81 John,
schr Mary Harmon Harmon New YorE for Boston
Scbr Melville Bryant Buckley, New YORK for Monte.
JseeS Gs.Assea, ,Isstsb yMxlplAl ~ rSaysaesieN
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ASSOCIATION HALL CONCERT.

The ninth Saturday concert took place at this
hail yesterday afternoon, the audience being
somewhat larger than on previous occasions. Mr..
George W. Morgan, the celebrated organist.
pl aged the overture to civilian Tel' in a style
that seemed TO concentrate within the compass or
the organ all the effects OF the orchestra. Mr..
Brandeis, a talented young German tenor, sang
romanza from ''I.uisa Millern with expression,
and Mss Anna SimOn's ricn sop ano voice lent
additional brilliancy TO the 'Airdes Bijoux," RON
Faust" Mr. w. f. Mills played one OF his
brotner,s piano works with neatness and effect,
and Miss Saidee Cole delivered some dramatic
rectations in a finished manner. the next con.
cert takes place on saturday.
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HoMTo-
PATHIC HOSPITAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
very enjoyable concert, possessing many ele-
ments OF real artistic merit, was given at Stein
way Hall last night in aid Of very deserving
charity. There was quite an assemblage OF popu.
lar ARTISTS who took part In the performance =
Mme Brignon, soprano; MISS Drasdil, cOntralto {;
Miss Luckhardr, panisv; Mr.. Fred Stems, basso
Mr. Pease, pianist; Mr. Bischon tenor, and Mr..
ScuOaLe DrVaDlst.
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AMUSEME NTS.
ENGLISH opERA-"BoHEMIAN Girl"

ENGLISH RA-''BoHEMIAN GIRL.
Balie's greatest and most popular work formed
the attraction at the Academy oil Music yesterday
afternoon and succeeded IN filing the house from
parquet to dome, hundreds OF ladies being unable
10 obtain seats airline IL OF Miss Kellogg's
best roles and II would be difficult To 1nd more
admirable interpreter OF the many lovely melodies
which the composer has thrown AROUND the
part Of The gypsy maiden.
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POSTMASTER KING ASKED TO EXPLAIN.

POSTMASTER KING ASKED TO EXPLAIN
ST. PAUL, MInn., Jan. 80, 1875.
In the House OF Representatives OF the State
Legislature to-day the following preamble and
resolution passed, after long debate, with one
dissenting vote -
Whereas the proceedings pending In Washington,
in the matter known as the Pacific Mail corruption in
Vesigation. point Hon Wnham King as one who, AS
officer OF the National House Of Representatives.
accepted money ss consideration tor ms services IN
the OF the subsidy bill 70 the Pacinc Mail
Steamship Company; and whereas Mr.. King, having
been elected member OF the Fortyiourth Congress
from the Third district OF this state the people feel that
his usefulness will be greatly impaired and dshonor cast
the ecuLcheon Minnesota unless he al once rec
Iines has position; therefore be IL
Resolved, That the people OF Minnesota In Legislature
mblej, demand OF Mr.. King his mmeda appear
before The Investigating Committee IN washington
city that he there state TO sain committee what has
his necton with this great national scandal,
ana thereby vindicate himself failing therein 10
place his RESIGNATION Representative OF the Com
wealth of Minnesota 10 the hands OF the Governor
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SPOKEN.

ship Cormorant tBr) from Liverpool for san Fran
cisco, Dec q, lat ~ ;, ton DW.
ship AmInta (Br, from Liverpool Tor San Francisco,
Dec o, no iaf. Ac.
ship labor, Iayior from cardiff for Bombay Dec 3
lat ~ 81 =. lon l9t W.
SHIP Golden GaP DIR. from Liverpool for San FraD
cisco Dec T. Iatg N, ior ~ W
ship Laurcns, snow Antwerp FOR Rio Jantiro.
Jan z LAT ~ ~, Ion . ~
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SAILED.

Steamers Canada l3r. for Liverpool; Oceanic sBr,,
gov; Tartar Gr,. London; Hermann tGer), Bremen
Colon. Aspinwall State OF Texas Galveston via Key
West; Hudson, New Orleans; Gen Meade, dol San Sal
yador savannah Guf stream do; Charleston Charles
georgetown Dc; ships CARAVAN. Liverpool: Hamilton
Fish do; Nsarehus an Francisco; bsrks Jennie Cobb
Teresa Pcasso QtaD, publn brigs Ruby, Port pain;
Erie haya2nezi Lizzie Zitosen, Oporto; TariA NOR
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AMERICAN PORTS.

.,AsToRA !0re gon), Jan "a Arrived. ship Sussex Or.
Stopp, ban Francisco to load for Queenstown.
BoSyIoN. Jan 2v-Arrived, steamer Neptune, Berry
New f0rk schr hattie Baker Allen, Mobile.
yth-ArrIved, snip Landseer new, Knowles New
nuryporti barks Vice AmnirsgIio fegcthoT lAusu
Iomicb Batavia via sandy Hook: Adela Dominican NJ
Barnett Port au Prince brgs John Givan (Br Crosby,
~ Martin Vesta Brl rcdford, " Pierre. Mart; scbr
Bengal ConGen, Port Johnston.
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Merchants, shipping agents. and ship captains are
informed that by telegraphing to tho HERALD London
Bureau. No "a Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
from European ports. and other ports abroad, OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be oabled to this country
tree Of charge and published.
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Scnr Koret Durham. New York for Boston.
Schr Alton Miner. Miner New York for Madison.
Sc mr. Braxos stokes, Port johnson for Providence.
scbr Sallie burton, Palmer New YORK tor STANFORD
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WHALEMEN.

sailed from Honolulu Dec u, BARK Gosnod, willis.
NIB 10 cruise aud home.
Barr Triton, HepDingsone. oil Nh. was ~ Honolulu
Dec 10 tor TO sail nc NJ day Was bound west
ward md would be at Yokohama IN the spriDx. Had
shipped 70 900 gallons Of oil ~ ship syren TOR New Bed
,nra
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examined tar n after ward appeared under the
superstition That he had been Congressmen Scnu-
makers private oounseD.
Mr.. Beck-Weh, you don't seem to know any
thing about the matter under investigation and
l would like TO know what brought you here = A.
A Subpoena General laughter.)
The committee then adjourned.
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A CARD
70 THE PUBLIc.
THE PROFITS OF GOLD AND SILVER MINING.
SPECIMEN BRICK.
The Idaho Mine. Grass Valley. Cal, has, during the
past six years divided n dividends one million Sin hun
coin sso2 ZOO or i've hundred and seventeen s1 I Der
cent on its capital
IL. u \. 1sss eleven dividends were PAID assres.Gng
In 1870 dividends were paid aggrsg anr 81 500
or IL per cent.
In 1871 twelve dividends were paid, assres,ans
$22,JU or 10 per cent.
In 1872 eleven dividends were paid agcr,a.nnx
$l62.7U or 52h per cent
In 1873 twelve dividends were paid sperecs,ior
$6sAoo or ~ per cent
In lsH twelve dividends were paid aceregs.ne
all mines should be. Its stock Is not known In the
market
Excellent opportunities investment in the business
Sesiring 10 do =" pnua W are not lacking Tn9s
GLOBE sEG WING coafHS9 p Of me ff city, o. whose
Office Is at Nos 30 and 50 John street
deV1p" HER hay nu Sus sen a. %
established is character and value.
They before the Public and solicit subscrip.
providing the to erect the necessary reduction
works aud establish the enterprise en- DIVIDEND
PAYING BASIS.
This company presents excellent opportunity for
safe aud profitable investment will mAnifes
IRON the facts contained in its prospectus
The following officers and trustees Of the com
pany -
FRANK S. WINCHESTER, President
T. KINGMAN. Vice President
W. L. TYSON, Treasurer.
BARTHOLOMEW. s.er.nry
STEPHEN b. FRENCH
DANIEL W. RICHARDS.
j. A. THROCKMORToN.
The mines of this company located in Monitor
Alpine county the principal silver mining district Of the
where the great Conanza has just been struck.
THE GLOBE SILVER MINING COMPANY,
So and IS John street. New York.
Can or send for
The Prospectus OF the Company
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N Of different states legal everywhere; pubIicty:
no fees in advance; advice commissioner Tor every
state. FREDERICK T. KING
Counsellor atlsw, 500 Broadway
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRoOKLyN. COR
"A. Of Fulton avenue and Boorum street
open IRONS "a. N: toyp "
On SUNDAY from to r. ~
n, THERE rs AN ASSOCIATION or REGULAR
j physicians at ~ West Twenty. fonrtb street who
treat CATAHRu and DEAFNESS exclusiveiy ThSy era
poJ pr. kECk'S method and cure every case.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Bark Malta (Br) MaIcolmson from Liverpool for New
Orleans, Jan !, lat IS A. Ion II O3.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails iDesfination.
Steamer.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PROFITS OF GOLD AND SILVER MINING.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
Railway Matters.

There is something encouraging in the railway news both from Washington and Mexico. The Washington dispatches of the lGth and 18th show Col. Scott 10 be making great progress for the Texas & Pa cific and his opponents to be losing. On the 20th, the Senate railroad committee heard Col. Scott and David FelSenheld tof san DiegO), in behalf Of the Texas and Pa cifc, and C. F. Huntington and D. D. Col ton in behalf of the Southern Pacific of California. Scott and party do not ask any interference with the rights of others, while the Huntington party ask to have such a modification of the Texas and Paci- fic bill as will debar the Scott company and, perhaps, any and all others from ever reaching the Pacific coast with railway, and thereby give complete control of the Pacific harbors to one company. The feel ing seems to be among members, that an independent overland line should be aid ed, and that the Southern members are united in favor of the Texas and Pacific.
 During the past week our railway pros poets have been strengthened very much. Congressman Houghton, chairman of the House committee on railways, goes strong with the Texas and Pacific, and The Bulle- tin, of San Francisco, is out strongly on the same side.
 Private dispatches Of December 20, at City of Mexico, say that D. E. Blair has ob- tained concession for a railway. It is well known that he only sought the con- firmation of the Sonora State concession to the Guaymas and Arizona company, and therefore the dispatch must mean that he has succeeded. The same dispatch says "tbe sale of public lands will be sus- pended" which corr'bOrateS the conStruc- ton Of the news that Blair obtained what he went for, as the concession of Sonora required suspension of sale of lands after the confirmation of the concession. We shall hear more on this subject to-day, but not in time for publication.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23

SAN DIEGO, January 20.-Another rain fell last night. Clear and pleasant this morning. No mails received yesterday or to-day, in consequence of rain. Western Union line all down north of San Diego.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I9.-Teiriblo wealth CT for past tWenJy-lOur hours. Utmost a gale of wind has prevailed and rain has poured in torrents. One house in the WeS- tein addition was blown down and other minor disasters are reported. The Yuba and Feather rivers are extraordinarily high. Same condition of streams in So- iinaS valley and other portions of the state is reported. Total rainfall for the season 4.G9 inches.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l:-Grcenbacks S9 @S9A.
 SAN JOSE, Jan. 1.-The jury in the case nf the bandit NaSquez, returned q verdict of murder in the first degree with the pen alty of death by hanging.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The President has signed the new finance bill providing for specie payments.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 2I.-The Cook county na- tiOnal bank has suspended.
 A St. Paul special indicates that Ram Sey has been defeated for the United States senate.
 WILMINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Hon. J. A. Bay ard is elected United States Senator from Delaware.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-Francis M. Cocksell is elected United States Senator from Mis- SOuri.
 BOsTON, Jan. 2I.-Henry l.. Dawes is elected to the United States Senate from Massachusetts.
 DETROIT, Jan. 21.-Balloting for United States Senator goes on. Senator Chandler still lacks four votes to secure his election.
 MADISON, Jan. 2l.-The contest between Wasbburn and Carpenter for Unitel States Senator is close. Washburn is a little ahead.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
Texas and Pacific Railway.

In his admirable argument before the Senate committee on railroads, and in re- ply to inquiries by members of it, Col T. A. Scott gave the following information which we have not before seen in such concise form, hence give it place in our columns:'
 The 32J miles ofroad now controlled and operated are as follows:
 Miles. From Shreveport to Eagle Fords eight miles west of DailaS................. l93 From Marshall tO TpXariara.., n From Sherman 10 Bruokston 5S 1Otal..... The entire mileage of the roads embr;.c- cd in the bill IS as follows;
 TEXAS AND PACIFIC LINE. Mar,hall via Dallas and Fort Worth To San ,6jO Marshall 10 TeXarkana Junction...... 6g TeXarkana to Fort WOrth................ 2S6 Total Texas and Pacific....-....... I,94l
 ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE. From Yinita to junction with the Texas and Pacific about four hundred milcS. The roads proposed tO connect with every southern road at Vicksburg and New Orleans are as follows:
 Miles. Shreveport to Monroe (thus complet- ing the NickSOurg connection. )......... lOO Shreveport to New Orleans....-........ Z}o .................. 3lO
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23

THE ALTA practically acknowledges itseifin the dark about the Chiricahua In dian business and applies itself to zea!ous asking of hume ous questions. Had it paid close attention to the columns of TIE CITIZEN during the last of 1872 and all of 1873, it would have had full information ou all the points it now raises. As stated last week, we have no purpose Of playing Don QuiXote on this or any other subject, and surely not to fight over old battles, in which we stood in the front ranks and never flinched, and would again if there were a hope of making things better for ouT people. If The Alta will wait few months, we'll guarantee that it. will have reason to quiet down or wait and investi- gate more freely than ever before.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-23
-~S~- ~-D

FROM The San Diego Daily Union of January To:
 We have received from Governor A. P. K. SaffUrd, of Arizona, advance sheets of his message tO the Territorial Legislature now in session. The document Is one Oi remarkable ability, and Is characterized throughout by the vigorous common sense of it's author. Each suggestion is timely, and is cOnclSelY put.