Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-14
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General Sherman has telegraphed Genera
 Whipple at St. Louis to have everything
 ready for an early move.
 General Robert Allen has been relieved
 from duty as Chief Qusrtermaster of the Di
 vision of the Pacific. Vim. Myers is in structed to report to General Scoield to re
 lieve Colonel Eddy as Chief Quartermaste of California and for duty temporarily a' Chief Quartermaster of the Division. It Vedder is ordered to Santa Fe to relieve Lieutenant Philip Reade, of so much of hi. duties in constructing telegraph lines a: Chief Signal Officer may direct. Lieutenan, Reade to remain in charge of California and Arizona lines.
 Washington, April 10.-The Senate com, mittee on Railroads this morning laid ovel the so called Hungtington project for con structing the Southern Pacific Railroad on the 32nd parallel, with the understanding that neither it nor the Texas Pacific shall be taken up without weeks notice to a ma. jority of the committee. This action post. pones the whole subject for the present.
 Galveston, April 1O.-The News has a special from Larado, (giving lengthy ac- count of the operations of the Revolution ists and an attack on American citizens which eliminated in causing the commander at Larado, Major Merriam, and Colonel Sex ton to throw ten shells across the river into New Larado on the Mexican side in order to stop the attack on the men at the ferry)
 Washington, April 10.-It is now declar- ed that it will be shown beyond question that the sate burglary prosecution was aban- doned through White House influence. Bab- cock and Harrington are implicated beyond escape The various investigations now going on are conducted in disgraceful manner by the Democrats. If the testimony reveals Democratic crookedness the witness is at once chalked of and the Republicans let the Democrats go on and have their own way. President Grant is deeply grieved about the safe burglary developments. He is said to have really heard more of what IS really going on about him since Babcock has been relieved than during the whole previous period of his administration. Hitherto only such matters as Babcock and Porter chose were allowed to go to the President.
 New York. April 1o.-The great merchant capitalist, A. T. Stewart, died to-day.
 San Francisco, April 1O.-The trouble with the investigation of whisky frauds seems to be of interesta at Washington, strong enough to give the officers trouble. The ring here owes its strength to the smallness of its numbers. There is suspicion that much of the news published here as being derived from local sources is really of Eastern origin and calculated to put the ring on their guard. Further investigations may show connection between the ring and government officials both here and at Washington. Many wholesale houses have given notice that after this date all bills are payable in gold coin unless under special contract. Trade dollars are not counted as gold coin, but will be taken at market value.
 Washington, April 12.-The law as amen ded by the Senate, has gone to the President to redeem fractional currency with silver coin, it supplies the deficiency in the print ing bureau and provides for the issue of subsidiary silver coin in place of fractional currency.
 San Francisco, April 12.-Silver coin is rapidly improving, the discount to-day is only four to five per cent.
 Gold in New York 113%. Greenbacks in San Francisco ssA@s914.
 San Diego, April 13.-Complaint was filed yesterday in the District court. Gate wood and Hotchkiss, Attorneys for plaintiff, against J. A. Evans, Thomas A. Scott and ! the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company, to | set aside certain fraudulent conveyances from the city of San Diego to defendants, embrac- | ing lands to the value of five millions gran ted to these parties on condition that they l build railroad from San Diego to Fort Yuma.
 TERRITORIAL. Camp Grant, April 1O.-Hon. Estevan 0choa arrived at this place at @ o'clock last