Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Miner by U s. Military and w. U. Linss

.,ew York, Sept 1s.-The volume oi trade for the past month Is largely in excess of the same time last year.
 Fort Laramie, Sept 1.-The following dispatch is just received from the Depart ment of Dakota Col. Carter reports that | Kill Eagle and Little Wound with 40 of thsir people all their arms and ammunition and about 100 ponies surrendered at Stand 1 ing Rock on the 18th. 20 warriors who were in the fight on tine Little Horn surren- dered.
 Chicago, Sept 19.-Col. Buell.. command | ing at the Cheyenne Agency says: Il have had messengers direct from the hostile camp near Six Buttes. They report General Ter rvs column moving towards the Missouri River. The Indians are desirous of surren- dering have stated to the messengers as an ultimatum that they must surrender their arms and remain prisoners and submit to the decision of the authorities as to what shall be done with them in future.
 San Diego, Sept. 19.-The pawn shops in New York refuse to loan more than s25 on any one article. The poor are parting with everything they have. Merchants are pawn ningtheir jewelry, family bibles and mechan- ic's tools are also being pawned for bread.
 \ Paris dispatch says: "The proposed elevation, at the Pope'S request, of Father Beckx, General of the Jesuits, to be Cardi nal, is the great event in the Catholic world. Father Beckx is the candidate of the Ultra montaine party for the Papacy. His cleo ton would accelerate the Old Catholic movement in Central Europe, and serve Church and State in France.
 Chicago, Sept. 11.-Trouble is anticipa- ted on Tuesday when the general dissrming of Indians begins at the agencies along the Missouri River.
 New York, Sept 1S.-The Herald's spec ial says Sitting Bull with his followers has crossed the Missouri River 30 miles from First Peak. The troops are in pursuit.
 Philadelphia, Sept. l7.-Considerable damage was done to-day by q storm which blew a portion of the roof from the Main Exhibition building and great injury was done to many others throughout the City.
 Elko, Sept. 1S.-General Sherman and Secretary Cameron passed to-day for Cali fornia.
 San Francisco, Sept. 19.-The free en- ploynent Bureau is overrun with ap- plicants of American birth, who are willing to work for board and lodging. Hundreds Oi oblpiS, dCiiNN, ii'lAtSb uIt NllllllS eager to obtain work anywhere in the State at 90 cents day. The country is full of suffering, caused by under paid labor.
 San Diego, Sept. 20.-TO-mOrrow is the day on which the the Gates of He'll will be blown to pieces by the New Workers.
 Chicago, Sept. 19-About ten days ago, General Crook surprised a camp of between two and three hundred Indians north of Harney's Peak and killed every one of them. Recent advantages have put the troops in much better spirits.
 Portsmouth, N. H., Sept 20.-Rear Ad- l miral Pennack died suddenly to-day of ap- | OpleXy.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 2O.-Attendance at the Centennial is daily increasing. There were 15,000 men in line at the Odd Fellows parade to-day.
 San Diego, Sept. 21.-Bishop James of the NJ. E. Church is believed to be on his death ped. Has since died.-ED
 San Francisco, Sept. 9.-Arrangements Ire made to give General Sherman Military 'eception this evening, but it is understood le declines the honor. He will be serena led at the Palace Hotel this evening and dur ng his stay goaround the bay on the steamer )onohue, and visit Belmont as the guest of senator Sharon, etc, etc.
 San Francisco, Sept. 21.-Belchcr, 21a1; Ial., 6211a; Ophir, 60. There is no life to he market.
 Gold in New York, no. Greenbacks in an Francisco, 90ai@914.
 Exclusively to the Miner.
 San Francisco. Sept. 20.-The Colorado team Navigation Company's Steamer New ern, will sail for the mouth of the Colorado , liver on Saturday, September 30th.