Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Miner by United States and w. D. LinssI

Campo, Jan. 1l.-Lieut. Storey with ter men arrived to-day and will leave four her, as guard, and return to San Diego.
 Washington, Jan. l0.-In the Senate H am iltoa introduced bill to secure the speedy i building of the Texas Pacific R. R. and tS authorize the Southern Pacific to aid in it: construction, and also to construct branch to San Diego. The bill was referred, l Wood of New York introduced bill ir the house to provide for resumption oi specie payment, without contraction. It i. proposed to utilize s700,0OO,OO0 four per cent bonds not yet negotiated and in the Treasury by issuing small Treasury notes.
 It provides for coin expenditures until re sumption shall have been accomplished.
 Atkins of Tenn, will introduce a bill to aid the Texas Pacific and all southern mem bers will insist on it's passage.
 San Francisco, Jan. l0.-All the old off cers of the stock board have been reelected except the President. J. W. Colman takes the place of Col. Deane.
 10S,755 passengers arrived in San Fran cisco in 1875 and 43,l74 departed. A net gain of 6j,541.
 The bullion product ofeight leading mines of Nevada for the year was s29, ,00O,000.
 The Overland monthly has suspended for want of patronage
 Con. Va, 445; Cal, s0 Point 2s; B. & B. 6 G. & c. 21; Optir 5S.
 Gold in New York 1l3 Greenbacks in San Francisco SSt and 89
 The report of the investigation of the Pa cfic disaster lays the blame on the Captain of the Orpheus for steering wrong.
 Stockton, Jan. l0th.-All low lands over flowed.
 San Francisco, Jan. 1l.-Crown Point lev ies an assessment of one dollar share.
 Con. Va, 460; Cal, S2; Ophir GO; B. & B. 6S; Savage g; Point 26.
 Gold in New York l13. Greenbacks in San Francisco SSb and s9
 Washington, Jan. 12-The House judi ceary committee is discussing the constitu- tional amendment to limit the Presidential term. A majority are in favor of one term, of six years, the President to be ineligible to reelection.
 The Penn. Republicans are said to be fa- vorable to Conkling's nomination for the Presidency.
 Among the Democracy the friends of Thurman are organizing.
 The attitude of the Union and Central Pa cifc Railroads towards the Government is causing alarm among members of Congress, and it is feared the entire amount advanced to build those roads will be lost. And the growing aggressions of these monopolies in controlling the overland and steamship transportation to the Pacific calls for some adequate remedy.
 During the past ten days the Texas Pa cific bill has gained many friends and addi- tions to its ranks from those who have hither to remained non-committal, or have been counted among its opponents.
 The scheme of the Central Pacific by ex- tending its Southern Cal. branch along the 32nd Parallel has no supporters in either house and will fall dead in the committee
 Huntington's lobby has had no hope of pas sing this measure but thought to divide the friends of the Southern line, but the pros- pect of doing so is very shadowy.
 San Francisco, Jan. l2.-The Assembly committee on commerce and navigation find Goodall, Nelson & Perkins steamers all in good condition.
 A petition to the Mechanics Institute to hold Centennial exhibition in their pavilion this summer is being signed.
 Ophir Gl; G. & c. 21t; Cal, S4 Con. Va, 4GO; Belcher 35; B. & B. 6S; Crown Point 26.
 Gold in New York 1l3 Greenbacks in S. F., SSl and 80.
 Washington, Jan. l2.-The Senate has passed resolution declaring that the office of Presidenhtrotem. of the Senate is held at the pleasure of the Senate Thomas w. Ferry, Senator from Michigan was elected at this session, just before the holiday recess.