Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-27
TEIEGRA RAPHIC.
Especial to the Miner by United States and w. D. Lines
EASTERN.

been received at the State Department that two fiillibuster steamers are now approach ing the coast of Cuba, well provided with arms.
 Washington, August l9.-Long letters have been received from Prof Jenny, dated, Black Hills, which say that considerable placer gold is found, but not rich or exten- sive as compared with California
 Denver, Colorado, August l9.-Grain crops are unusually promising in Colorado and New Mexico.
 Berlin, August 19.-The Herzegonian in- surrection is assuming serious proportions. Turkey declines intervention. Austria and Prussia are putting 50,0OO calalry on war footing.
 Madrid, August l9.-Don Egoray was de- feated by Alfonstes and pursued into the mountains.
 Augusta, Georgia, August lS.-Eighty negroes were lodged in jail on charge of intention of raising an insurrection and mas sacreing the whites. No further trouble is anticipated.
 St. Paul, Minn, August 18.--A special from Bismarck reports gold found in great quantities in the Black Hills. Miners are pouring in, and great excitement prevails. The Indians will not treat until the miners leave.
 Vienna, August lS.-The instruction in Turkish provinces covers POO miles of terri tory. It is reported that 25,000 troops which landed at Kleek refused to march for Mostar on account of the Insurgent occu- pancy of the mountain passes on the route.
 London, August lS.-The steam yacht carrying the Queen and the royal family in crossing from Osborne to Portsmouth this morning collided with and sank the schooner yacht Mistletoe. party of ladies and gen. tlemen on the Mistletoe were drowned one killed None of the Royal party were in- jured.
 The governments of Syria and Greece have formed an alliance offensive and de- fensive against Turkey. A letter from Dal matia, dated August 1Gth says, 16,OO0 men are ready to join the Bosnian insurrection. Sclavonians from all parts are arriving to fight for Independence.
 Boston, August 52.-There has been considerable doing in California wool sales ]; 495,O00 pounds sold at from l9 to 32t. There is decline in California of about cents per pound from the highest point few months ago. There is disposition to close out stocks as fast as possible at this rate
 Louisville, August 27.-The crop reports from all sections of Kentucky show light average yield. Tobacco returns show cor respondingly light yield from all over that section of the territory which produces three fourth of the tobacco crop of the United States. Full corn crops are predicted. Wheat and rye will be from one-haf to two- thirds crop. Oats are damaged more than any other crop. Hay crops will be large.
 PACIFIC SLOPE
 San Francisco, August 20.-It is reported that Frank Pixley and De Young have quarrelled, and that Pixley has left the Chronicle. At all events, the Chronicle has ceased to champion the Committee of Twen- tyFour.
 Local politics is lively. There are almost as many different conventions as offices to be filled, and all abusing each other.
 Charles Hanson, proprietor of notorious house of i'll repute, on Waverly Place, near Washington street, was shot and fatally wounded last night in bar-room attached to the house, by man named McVey.
 Sacramento, August 20.-A fire is raging iu the weeds at Emigrant Gap, endangering the snow-sheds of the railroad From later advices it is understood that the employees of the railroad have checked the flames.
 Santa Barbara, August Ex-Governor Pacheco was taken suddenly i'll yesterday and is unable to go on to Sacramento with the party in whose company he was pleas uring.
 The jury has been secured for the second trial of Mrs. Norton. The trial will begin | tomorrow.
 San Diego, August 2O-Lieut. Philip | Reade, superintendent U. s. military tele- graph, left here yesterday for Yuma, where he expects to get conveyance and make in- spection of lines now built. and make recon noisance of new lines from Camp Apache to Santa Fe.
 Fresno, Cal, August l6-A party from Sycamore states that at an early hour this morning the Hotel of w. II. Parker, at that place, was entered by band of Mexicans, and after robbing the house of a small amount of money, proceeded to the ranch of a Mexican and drove of number of horses. The Mexican recognizing the leader as Cha veg, whom he knows personally.
 Carson, New, August lS-Mrs. Hill, who was shot by Chinaman, is in fair way of recovery.
 Sacramento, August IA fire last eve ming burned four coal and wood sheds of the R. R. Company. on Gibboom street, burning b cars loaded with wheat, and damaging