Arizona weekly miner., 1876-07-21
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speial ts tho Miner by D. g. Military and V. D. Lnssl

ing the Army and reducing the pay O
 officers shall be omitted from the bill.
 London, July 13.-Lord Derby say
 Great Britain is ready to join the Uni
 ted States in negotiating a new Extraditioi
 treaty.
 Constantinople, July 1.-The Turk
 have gained an important victory over thu
 Montenegrans.
 Yankton, July, 15.-Six companies of tho 5th Infantry under General Miles are CT route to Big Horn. The impression pre- vails that the Indian strength is under esti mated, and that nothing decisive can be done without large endorsements.
 San Diego, July 1.-The San Fernando tunnel, on the line of the s. P. R. R. wa: cut through on the 14th. The tunnel is 6,966 feet long.
 Washington July 1.-The Committee oi Conference on Legislative Executive and Ju, dicial appropriations met this morning and soon adjourned. Indications for an adjust msnt of differences are encouraging. Bill to remove the political disabilities of G. T. Burreguard, was passed. Bill to repeal re- sumption act was lost by 102 to 92. Lanes bill to pay the States of California and Oregon expenses incurred in Indian war of 1872 and 1873, passed.
 Vance arose to offer a resolution asking the banking committee to report bill to repeal the resumption act but was cut of by motion to adjourn.
 New York, July 17.-Letters from Albany and Saratoga detail the Circumstances of an interview between Tilden and Hendricks at Saratoga. The Democrats here confess that Tilden cannot write such letter of accep- tance as he desires to, with Hendricks for a presses himself honestly for hard money, he will decline the nomination, as he would of fend many of his best friends and suppor- ters, whereas, if he does not declare em- phatically for hard money, there will be among the Democratic lead CTS of New York. Both candidates are being appealed to to compromise. The Trib- une's special says, "a letter of information from Saratoga shows an irreconcilable diff ference between Tilden and Hendricks. Among those consulted were Isaac Sherman Daniel Wells and Park Goodwin, who have been urging Tilden to make bold strike or hard money, and step outside of the plat o,,1 s,,c .c arly resumption of specie payment"
 San Diego, July 19.-The San Francisco Chronicle contains the bear movement on he bonanzas, and quotes the utterances of ,. W. Bonynge, Vice President of the old Board, and M. J. Mcdonald in support of Is assertion that the Consolidated Virginia nd California are "pettering out" and that Hood X O'Brien, heavy sellers for month 'ast. The Alta, on the other hand, has an rticle crediting the recent decline entirely 3 the bear combinations, assisted by recent iminution of production in the bonanza lines for want of hoisting and crushing fa- ilities. The Alta claims on the statement one of the firm of Flood & O'Brien that | icy have disposed of none of their stock | ut have been heavy purchasers, and that ley have firm faith in these properties, Id that the shares will again realize as reat, if not greater figures than they have
 the past.
 San Francisco, July 1s.-Gold in New ork 111ss. Grcenbacks in San Francisco, ,h@9O1s.
 Washington, July S.-The following dis itch was received here this morning: Philadelphia July 7.-To General W. T. dispatch is received. ink it is premature to think of asking for 'lunteer cavalry with its attendent expen- s. If the six compames of the Twenty cond Infantry are given Terry, he will have out 2,O0O men. Crook, in few days Ill have 1,5O0 men, and I send him Mer- Us Company of Fifth Cavalry, over 1000 'ong, which will make him over 2,OO0 { 'ong. We are all right, give us a little |, ne. deeply deplOre the loss of Custar :, d his officers and his men. fear it was ', unnecessary sacrifice, due to misapprc- nsion and suberabundance of courage, the ' eSA ceiAies CAaaoioinaihS ucNciOpeu III SuS- :. will keep in constant communication d if l should sec the slightest necessity of ditional mounted men, which unfortu- . tely cannot be furnished from my meagre | nmand, 1 will not hesitate to ask for m and if Congress will give the $2OO,y- F which have asked for the two past ITS for establishing posts at Tongue River l the mouth of the Big Horn, it will be the interest of economy, and will settle Il Sioux question.
 It should be remembered that the loss of i, star and the men with him must have 2 n attended by at least corresponding B on the part of the Indians
 lSlgnedl P. H. SHERIDAN,
 Lieutenant General B Washington, July S.-Another dispatch m General Sheridan to General Sherman q, s he has notified General Terry that six . npanies of the Fifth Infantry will imme- q tely join him. Also. that he has reaues. General Sherman to send from the Lake st tions six companies of the Twenty sec- a, Infantry to join him. General Sheri-
 further says: "I have also notified leral Crook of this fact, and if he re. res any additional force than the five =