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Tho English Press Comment
at Length OH the
Situation.
A Notable Pro-Russian Edi-
torial in the London
Times.
Turkish 0bstinacy Liable to Spoil the
Work Of the Peacemakors.
THE EAST.
THE ENGLISH ts1lE8S.

ira, rnttrcs tle slov nroorrss townrt1 m nyrco.
n,rnt ohort t,,c ronfcrrrcp ,nl n. ,,,eoo Focta
which arm r,corlv mt nrt,,saJru for ~ .ucco.a
Inn t,cr1or.s that t,,o ,ror.t err,r,o "a t.,o.
a,,jor IN ,,rcarrthc fefo,rhan,3 ro,t,r,. 1ncro,.
not,b,c win Tin f,1co. nj ncootI.,ton nn,l com,
nron,ise. II ..tes m thns i,,ronstxtcnt with Tim
t1ca ~ t1,c conference Tho at5nulation tl,nt
there must In I'm Limitation ri thc gultans sor
crc,rn will. m, thosc w,n la,nr fnr ,,corc
r.. says. ,r;l) M. 1osc hcart lcrau.,.
tic nrosncc* !. mt ncrfcrtlv c1cnr. The Tim.
cordc,nna rim n,st nrt,sh ,,o1trv. anil auva. ttrf
A,,.t,ta 49,, rra,t nr,tai, ha,, r,,v,, t;,o~ In.
toros,s ,ss, ,oar ,hov .,,,,I ho~o orrcs,c1 ony
or,ons,rn - th,s .a,},,nn,.v liz nroa,ntin9 ,y1at
,ras ,snn , .on,n"ra,,ro,y n.sv sett,".,nnt a y
:. t,,o,, ,,so"oa,1. -. '
r .S,..,s .
T., .,,, ,u., nn,,,x..ts I'm ~, .',..,., ,,.
r,,,' .,.'~,roo "a, IT, a.,snsanas Sss,,, rr,.s
f.aa srs,',, ',a"ia,, ,,ar wv .,s.a,.i.s
~ ss,...ssa, ~ ~. pn.eta :a.st.,t.
oes.t t.u to'"e 't''s'an uo11i'l''o's Ut nns otns
CT ooleet !"aii securing eoou government 10 THUS
elaVonle brethfcn. many would aay tAla was
mere nypocnsy anu laisetooo, oa1 II Is clear
'taat Ens'anu eou'o hot hha . presense
iof 'nteflefensc a,'t' tn"c'i ''o'e l'uu n@Ppeaeo
thah Inc outbreak ol sueA war 1or saeh an
aVo"ca purpose lne Line might come when
We declaring 10 Tue sultan our regret at tue
inevitable partition o1 h1s domfn!ona' might be
obliEed to ue'nanu that nc should res'g. Con-
stahtlnople 10 power AUG 10 laHe care ol IT,
The Times says 1t does not suppose It would
come to this. "Tlc Gear would. before he pro-
yokcl q crisis calling for Eng]anl'e interycn-
tion,-wit}, scrvta aggrandtzed a,,d iudcpend-
cnt, with Roumnnia Independent and ag-
grand[zcd south Of tho Danube, in
exchange for territory ccdcd to Russia OIL the
norttl-he would stop well contonted with what
be had done fn work the completion whereof
must be left for another time. But what re-
suit this would bo Of policy having for It's
first note tho mnt1.tcnnncO Of tho i,llct,endcnre
and Integrity Of tho Ottoman Empirc, What
We haye described IS the probable course of
events to which we must look forward II tile
armlstiee expires without peacc being pro-
claimed, Without SAYING that under M ciycum
a+arrea cnu1d n shot 1,n fIretl fr.,m NIL Enr1Ish
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=, N employ. Will tho violent partl.sts ans
~ hs ~ t .he Tn,.s dispute III Perhaps they
xbo m" .snv ~, are tclegrap1.ing to Now Orleans
fAt -. N u clean him out"
, 1876-11-15

6pectal Dsspa&eh to The Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Nog. IA lastardly attempt
was rnade last night in tho Chicago, Burlington
d Quincy yards 10 run svEtcl, engine oil the
track and down af cmbankIucnt by misrlaciug
stub switch. The engine was backing up,
however, md only the tank left the truck,
though 1t was very close cali for tho lives Of
the engineer and fireman.
, 1876-11-15
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1876.


|R11NT. JTEnNTENAV NJ
-.
:. .-----7- =.
i'uesah seeafltaes orc greatly 'leprcsseu, a'moht
~ tho EXTENT ot pah@. lhey nave ln1'en Pef
teht from TINS mornings l''shest point
TUE "vss'Aa A"nt'
vt. PETERSBURG No!' i4.-ff!n"e uoftacAa-
i:oh'a c!fsalar' 'lhtca tsos' ID 's pnp''shca IN
I'll" obae." ',dsfHt' IL eofrespoh"s WIN t''e
version aIfeas1y 'e'c2FapEel' ~ says 'hop'''za.
t'oh hM pcen o1uetcu III VIC" oi
ntts OF violence IN turkey "h1cn sts. continue
" os petpetsNttu, hot"i'''st~ao'"e aA ct"l'a "
t''e tqs1lah uo'e.hlhehi'
an inApe'n ot"'aa'eo "aH Mo" pcs" aeueo
eahe'lonthR t"e tofmauoh VI
.. SIX AHAf coHfn
composed ol uts1s'ons s.as'o"e0 III Inc o'sts1e1s
oi hleFs A's'Aoot a',u uaessa' thc m'iFc army
WI eonp1lhe ,oul u'F'''0n'' a"" WI. pc uouee
eoh",""a .ae @~ss nFot"est Inv
tfan" ouKu SNo'as r'so'a'csnen' H'n
na1t'"oet,. a Sepokotset't1RS % cn!e' OF o1all'
fnace MasealskS' eo'n'nAhotr VI Af'''ies5'
anu 'aa'.oe"' ocpp' ~"'e1 VI 1t'sh'se1s' aus
So'nnaauefs comm ~ ot tne Vatlous eo!ps arc f.'hec
hah!A' son ~ !o''i "e'mAsu' leu'''dsc q. 'aaets'
~, haron sen hiaeaehef' fs,1ce "o.oh1ou'
f''hes eeoaeHonshl' asa oen' "a"uonsky'
. ORDERED TO RETURN.
LONDON, Hus. @ ~ =. n,'-A -, u'spstea , from
.i'sei " wv '''''a'a .sl'o''o 'oat Apaa' het!n
pasha Inns been ordered to return to CONSTANT
nople, and started titiIer Monday.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
ine e ena Ssa"4a'es s'1uua uiepa.ei, sa5s qua,H1s
ioi o,voe . .ue" w. os"s pspeu ~ sasss"u.'
anu ,.u 'Ies w., y. ,. ~, as"ems, ,' ~ Nv,
reserve men from the Asiattc army corps.
Dcrvlsl. Pasha has been ordered TO send
large force To Const1uttuoptc, and steamers hnre
t,,e, ,.,. l., +t,a Aihnr,.,, r,..+ =, +r.r.,..4
ncet sent " '"e 1a''AA'A" so"es ~ @'an0poss
thetn'
TIE MOSCOW srCEcH.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Standard
.oi.,rr,r,. that ,,,o 1,u.,t.n A,nh,.r,o,. n, ~.
.epus s"a. sns 4tae""' t."s. ,., ~ t's
scVefai courts "ase peen ofusfeo 10 onr1asiy
communicate to the foreign Governments the
Moscow speech Of the Car. md give special cx-
-
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,;eins, s. w Eagt ,sa,, mnEo
Io,.house, Ouseh!ta, arc Oh the mississippi hor.
Der where siac.clup. abounl. " "ctc.-f"ser-ce cefa".
Reform is ertdently necessary IN the geo
graphical knowledgo ,f the editor Of the 1.-o.
Tue d1It thing l'e should 10 Is tn borrnw fnaE
Of louisiana, Showing the eounttes. 1--WE would
loan lin our Cotton Allan IL sure tic would re-
tun't) by n little Inspection thereof he WILL
obsese that no part of batou Rouge Is within
'EeusY Or thirty iailcs III the mississippi
oonatr lie Will also perceive tnat East
and West Fclicinna ase river parishes,
IA easy daily communication With New
Orleans, where nl requisite military nut
other protection could nr given. II he Will
glance bis eagle eye ollcc more on "Coston," l1c
vii discover that Ouuch!ta Tor Wasiitn) Parfah
blsated II, tle northern-ccntrala part of Louis.
!aaa teSenty''lyc miles away from tic State of
Mississippi and that Morello'tsc rarssn Is not
within 'hity ur forty milcs OF thc Mississippi
bofdet at the nearest point C9rrols, which Hes
between It and TINT s.nte, gave 22oo Republie-
N majority, mud Madison. another county TINT
sea'a' y 1so'. inc mississippi Fl1,e.e'ans,
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Rev. James A. Held, D. D., otf1eisted. Ths ters-
npny VIVA attended by Springfield fashionables
and other friends vi the faH,llics.
, 1876-11-15
ALI, DISEASES or THE BLOOD.

~EaErlSn will relieve ,pan, cleanse, purify. aa44
euhs sush d.sa.e. fs.1IinE " 1neens to pesss
uiel suaeng ivr y.s y + n9s cYnS!ps;r @ r RI p;eof Il
rtte ptr{0Ftnug sAct srrat cuEcs7 II ~1tka tu Thu
bltra. 10 te circulating nu1. II Gun truly be snllci
tho Efti.f fo0 JrfHrr. Ttir g7Ca nouyc " dlaensd
urkiMse. n Tic blood; md ~ ,casiMu tla: dues Mt
actd!fecs'y upon r. ~ purify ud renuyhfe' las any
lust tlainl upon Futhc nttGlIsuu.
NECROSIS, SCRJFULA. DYSPEPSIA, GIN
ERAL DEBILITY. CANKER HUA0R, LlI-
Ell COMPLAINT, RHEUMATISM.
CONSUMPTION OF THE
NOVELS.
, 1876-11-15

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from Moscow
saYa Dr.. stzbuslsrK and the officials of the Mos.
, 1876-11-15

SPAIN.
TIE MADHlb IlIHATNH P1RE.
LONDON, My. 1.-two lives were lost BY the
burning Of tho Clrco Theatre at Madrid.
THE RADICAL. CONSPIRACY.
IHstdtck tn Losl.ton TINS,
MApLIl,. Oct. W.-Ti,c l!epl!bilcat.. or rather
and e1.tieutrnls arr Radicals, may lie viewed in
the following light, which s probably tho true
uue: Fnr stlllu time N!enlErs Ut the Liberal
party, chiefly in Snutllcr,l Spatn, llayo been
rlasrinel by alla Indignant at the arbitrary mud
unconstitutional lInstltes fd rccOuTRc to ny tic
Ministry. They hare thus been scrretly conspir-
| Ing, but not with Il view to my fm,nctliate
steps. 'rhc Enrtea being nuont to 1tIeet. tho
| t}overnte!it pledged Itself ~ ''lay down" it,
Ii.calf.st!t1 f3trdurdHares, arbitrary poTcFs,
by which, without trial, any suspected pcrsou
FeriludA Po, ur tho Marianas In cxtlc. III view
Ut ths pron.lsg, aa with the prospect OF meet
In, the Cnrtcs sumo strong measure was uectn-
eli a!yfsable agai,sRt thu ultra-1aAital and Re-
| publican leaders. lIenuc their unrest merely OH
suspicion. Tile Government Tau nuw hay
| tO tho Cnrtcs, "iuu sGo tll!s tretnch-
du,s conspiracy; iDw, then, IL It pos
siblo for us tu lay down our urb(trary powers
asid govern ronst1tuttonully! W. keep still our
arbitrary Iowers;n ur IL iorcCS! by the voice ot
the nation 10 lay them down, the Government
| tayo sent into exile thu most turhnles!t spirits
before rcnouncing Its most unconstitutional
function. It IL quite UNCERTAIN that any letter
| OF XogsIsn's wua found. The woman ffoat whom
1t was sail to have beCn taken lias, IT IL to-day
| stated escaped, aud four Ut t!le eighteen ar-
restetl IN Madrid, including onu General, have
been released as not guilty.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
List of Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey & Co.,, Patent Agents, San Francisco we receive the following advance list of U. s. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
 Robert H. Austin, Plainsburg, Cal, sheep shears; William T. Easterday, Watsonville, Cal. seed planters; Joseph Perking, s. F., hydraulic elevators; Geo. W. Swan, s. F., box mailing machine; E. D. Tyne, s. F., thermoscopic lubricator; Henry J. Huttner, Ney Almaden, Cal, feeding and discharging hoppers; James Moore, Pescadero, Cal. inside di' viders for harvesters; Chas. F. Secor, s. F., amalgamating proc ess; Wm. A. Winder and Melville M. Shearer, San Diego, Cal, com position beverage; Philip Hinkle, S. F.. (re-issue) hydraulic jacks Blacke, Robbins & Co.,, $. F., Grade mark) paper bags.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
CHICAGO.
Gen. Crooks Movements

OfOVh'S
 CHICAGO, August 15.-The m. ter- Oceon special correspondent withGen. Crook undertake of Aug. 4th, sends news later than any re. ceive from that command and gives tue strength of Crooks force including Merritts Second Ga. valry 400 Cavalry, 400 Infantry, and 250 Indian scouts. Total, 2O5O. Buffalo Bill comes with the 5th cavalry as scout and guide. On the 4th of August orders were received to take four days rations in saddle bags, fifteen days being taken on pack mules and to move at day light on the 5th.
 No Hopes of the Recovery Of MT.
 CHICAGO, August 16. No im- provement in condition of Mir. Kerr. He is slowly sinking. No hopes of recovery.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
 OF SUPERVISORS.

Monday, Aug. 14th, 1876, 2 P. M.-Board met pursuant to ad- journment, as Board of Equali. zation. Members present-Chas. Baker, Chairman and H. s. Fitz. gerald, Supervisor; absent-J. Samter.
 Assessment Roll taken up, and on motion J. Goldwater is ordered reduced on raises from 5000 to $1. 200. Also s. s. Jenks ordered re. duced as raised, $45.
 On motion Board takes a Re. cess to 4 o'clock, P. M.
 o'clock, P. M. Board in ses. sion-same members present-anG on motion the Board adjourn as Board of Equalization and go in session as Board of Supervisors. On motion of MT. Fitzgerald, sec onded by the Chair, the rate o1 Taxation of this county is estab lished as follows to-wit:
 For Territorial purposes, 9 Gents " School " 9
 County ' |" 25
 County Building Fund, 50
 County purposes 1.75 Total for each one hundred dollars valuation $500
 Collectors fees established at 1( per cent and Bond fixed at the sum of $20,0O0.
 For good cause being shown ii is hereby ordered that the Chair. man of this Board be authorized to expend the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars in repairing the Gila River Road. Bill of A. Lang, for work done on Gila River Road by order of the Board for the sum of $100-allOwed.
 Minutes read and approved and on motion the Board adjourns tC Monday, Aug. 21st, ats o'clock A. M.
 By order of the Board O. F. TOWNSEND,
 Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19

fifty thousand in currency with silver, to-day. The amount was paid out in an hour. EnsurrectiOn In Sinaloa. SAN FRANCISCO, August 18.- Passengers by the steamer COliaaG, which arrived at San Francisco Saturday afternoon, reported that when the OOlina0 left Mazatlan on the evening of August 5th, there was rumor Uf an insurrection in the interior. A battle had been fought between the government troops and the insurgents. Six teen thousand men were engaged. The insurgents were defeated with heavy loss. They were re- ported to be falling back toward the coast and it was feared that a part of their forces would attack Mazatlan. The city had been placed under martial law.
 Many of the stores were closed and all the forces in that vicinity numbering about 1900 men, were under arms to repel the threaten ed attack of insurgents. All communication between Mazatlan and the city of Mexico had been cut off by the insurgents several days before the Colima sailed.
 Stock Market Weak.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 16.- Stock market took a downward fall to-day. Weakness prevails all along tbe line.
 Gold and Greenbacks.
 Gold in New York, 112s. Greenbacks in San Francisco, 89b@9Oa.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
The Guaymas Railroad.

A special correspondent of the LG CrOnjcG, Los Angeles, writes from San Francisco in regard to a railroad line from Guaymas, Mexi. co, to Tucson:
 "We have had the pleasure of meeting Don AIejandro Willard United States Consul at Guaymas for the past nine years. MT. Will lard is on a leave of absence for four months, intending to visit the Centennial and the east. Like us Americans generally, he will combine busuiness with pleasure, and one of his principal objects will be while east, to procure capi- tai for building a railroad from Guaymas to Tucson, Arizona. Mir. Willard had interviews with sev- eral prominent capitalists here, and received assurances from them of their good will and sup port. A concession to build the line has been already made to a Mr Blair and others of this city but the parties failed to file proper bonds, and so the contract is about the same as if it never existed. What is known as the "Blair concession" has been considerably talked about in the papers. The gentleman who are now endeav- bring to put the project through are man of means and energy. Such a scheme if inaugurated, would be a great blessing to the people of Sonora and Arizona, as it would give thousands employ ment. Gen. MarIscal is an earnest advocate of the enterprise, as are all the prominent citizens of Sono- "a. It will also have the hearty support of Gov. Stafford of Arizona. The proposed line has already been surveyed twice, and has a light, easy grade for nearly three hundred miles. The entire dis tance between Guaymas and Tue son is, 1 believe, about three hun dred and fifty miles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19

serpent. Then if the educators of our country do their duty in teach. ing the young and rising genera. tion the beauty and investimable value of truth, honor, integrity and veracity, and the loathsome deformits of faIsehood and it's &C., companying train of vices, we may hope to see better day, when confidence will be felt be- tween man and man and honesty and honor be observed in our na- tiOnal cOuncils.-So mote it be.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
ST. LOUIS.

Crooks Great Battle with Indians
 --The Indians Almost AnnihiI-
 ated.
 ST. LOUIS, August 13.-A spe. cial to the Independent Daily dated Bagada, August 18th, saysa Sioux squaw has just arrived at Crow camp and reports that a terrible battle has taken place between Crooks fo1ces and the Sioux. She states that Crook had almost an- initiated the Indians, and that he had the remainder of fhem in a position where their surrender is probable. A reliable party from the Crow agency brings this news
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19

CAPT. J. A. MOORE, the ener- getic and indefatigable stage man, now runs four good horses to each of his coaches between Yuma and Tucson, and is making excellent time. The stages have for some time been full, and way-passen- gers and those stopping over at Yuma have had to wait their chance sometimes for several trips. We are glad to see travel increasing and hope it will not be long before Kerens & Mitchell will be obliged to run daily stages clear through. When the railroad reaches here they will certainly have to do it. Then it will be 50 hours from Yuma to Tucson. Hurrah for the railroad! Hurry her up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
YOUNG MEN

aWhO may be suffering from the effects off |yOuthful folles or indiscretion, will do ewell to avail themselves of this. the
 sgreatest boon ever laid at the alter off
 suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEYI
 twill guarantee to forfeit $500 for every ecase of seminal weakness, or prly ate di-
 ssease of any kind or character which bel Undertakes and fails to cure. He would. Therefore say to the unfortunate sufser- ! Rer who may read this notice, that youl
 are treading upon dangerous ground. when you longer delay in seeking tbe| proper remedy for your complaint. You| Smay be in the first stage; remember youI are approaching the last. If you arei Bordering upon the last, and are suffer. | ling some or all of it's i'll effects, remem- Der that ifyou persist in procrastination,
 the time will come when the most skill Eful physician can render you no assist. E lance; when the door of hope will be 7clOsed against you; when no angel of amercy can bring you relief. In no case 3has the Doctor failed of success. Then Slet not despair work upon your imsglna- stiOn, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of this treatment before your case is beyond the reach ofmedical skill. l ! or before grim death hurries you to a premature grave Full course of treat ment $25.00. Send money by Post Of ] flee order or Express with full descrip- ] stion of case. Call, or Address, ! DIR. A. B. SPINNEY, No. II, KearDy Street San Francisco ssp25-ly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
SAN DIEGO.
Sickness of Capt. Keren--The. Army
 BiII.

Sickness of Capt. Keren.-The. Army
 BilI.
 SAN DIEGO, August 15.-Capt. Keren 9th Cavalry arrived here from Arizona quite sick. He leaves on the next steamer for San Francisco. The Army bill as passed Congress abolishes the act ual expense system for officers travelling and restores the mileage at eight cts.
 Great Effort to Get Increased Mail
 Service Between San Bernar-
 dina and santa Fee
 SAN DIEGO, August 14.-A very great effort will be made this week to secure an order increas- ing the mail service between San Bernardino and Santa Fe, via Prescott. from a semi-weekly to a tri- weekly. The department has increased the service between Silver City, Colorado, and Santa Fe to tri-weekly, and if the pro. posed increase from Santa Fe to San Bernardino is granted it is considered that new life will be imparted to Southern Arizona, and which will improve and in. crease the overland travel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
FORT, LARAMIE.

TerFy,s Fight.-The Indiana Defeat
 ed with Great Loss.
 FORT LARAMIE, August IA The report of Gen. Terry's, fight with Sitting Bulls Indians is con- firmed through the stories of the Indians coming in to the Spotted Tail agency. They report that a heavy engagement was fought, in which the Indians were defeated with great loss and Sitting Bull wounded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
SAN FRANCISCO.

The Sub-Treasury Paying out Sil-
 yer for Greenbacks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.- The Sub-Treasury has been surrounded all night by parties hired by brokers to hold their pIa. ces until morning, when payment of greenbacks in silver begins.
 Later.
 The Sub. Treasury has redeemed
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
FORT BROWN.
Gen. Crook on the Move.

Gen. Crook on the Move.
 FORT BROWN, August 16.-An Indian has just arrived here from Crook, having left on the 10th in- stant. When he left Crook ex- pected to strike Indians next day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
ROCK ALUM SPRINGS.

Speaker Kerr at the Point of Death.
 ROCK ALUM SPRINGS, Va, Au- gust 15.-Speaker Kerr is expected to die momentarily.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
PORTLAND.

Blaine sakea. the Stamp.
 PORTLAND, August 15.-Hon. J. G. Blaine opened the campaign last night. This speech was listen ed to by four thousand people.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
SpecS0l k0 Me 'F Sentinel. :"
WASHINGTON.
The Hawaiian Treaty Confirmed.

The Hawaiian Treaty COnfirme0s WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Senate to-day passed the bill re-. specting the Hawaiian treaty. The bill had previously passed the House. It is thought that the &c., nate bill of the fast mail service will be defeated in the House.
 Report of Crooks Great Battle Com firmed.
 WASHINGTON, August 15. - General Sherman has received report from another direction similar to that published yester- day, stating that a terrible battle had taken place between Crooks forces and the Sioux, and that the Indians had been almost annihil- ated. This news was brought to Red Cloud agency and sent to him from Laramie. He therefore says there seems to be more substance in the square story than was first considered possible. Letters re- ceived from the Black Feet agen- cy say that a council of all the tribes of that natiou as to whether they would join Sitting Bull in the hostilities against the whites, have on the other hand promised to join the troops in the war against the Sioux.
 The President Recommends on In- crease of the Cavalry, and also VOlun nteers--The Committee He. ports FavOrably.
 WASHINGTON, August 12.-Pre- sident Grant sent a message to the Senate and House, including the ! recommendation of Generals Sher- man and Sheridan, setting forth the necessity of increasing the force of the army in the present Indian war. He recommends an increase of the cavalry force to the number of 2,50O men and the filling up of five regiment of six months volunteers.
 Letter.
 The Committee on military af- fairs to-day considered the Presi. dents message relating to increase of the army during the Indian war, and agreed to the bill which passed the Senate on the 31st of July, authorizing the President increasing the army twenty-fiv hundred.
 Adjournment of COngress---BilI Passed for 2500 Increase of Cav airy.
 WASHINGTON, August 15. Both Houses adjourned sine die at half past seven o'clock last evening. Previous to adjournment the Senate concurred in the House bill providing for an increase of 25O0 Cavalry for the army and the Pre-. sident has approved the same. Also bill for promotion of telegra- phic communication with Asia. Recruiting for tho Additional Ca- valry--PrOtest Against RemOv- ing the Troops from San Diego. WASHINGTON, August HOT ders have been issued by the War Department for recruiting twenty five hundred additional men for the cavalry service. Recruiting offices will be opened in large numbers of eastern and western cities so as to secure the require number of men as soon as possible.
 Senator Sargent has addressed a letter to the Secretary of War, asking that troops stations at San Diego be not removed as in the state of affairs on the frontier line their presence is rendered neces- sary.
 Reports of Crooks and Terry'S Bat-
 tie Discredired.
 WASHINGTON, August 16. - Nothing has been received at ar- my headquarters from Generals Crook and Terry since they com. menced the forward movement against the hostile Sioux. All published accounts of battles said
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19

GR G0O per day at home. Sam DO to DAU ple' worth sl free STINsoS & Co.,, Portland, Maine.
 meh25-1y'
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-08-19

WASHINGTON, August 16. - Nothing has been received at ar- my headquarters from Generals Crook and Terry since they com. menced the forward movement against the hostile Sioux. All published accounts of battles said to have been fought are discredit- ed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-11
LOS Angeles Lodge No. 3o, 1. .. y. +.

.ssa.s.vyx.. Regular meeting held on WE'D
z NESDAY EVENING of each week
zssssS fs& at71a o'clock. Soiourning bre!h-
sss4's" rem In good standing are cordially
invited. H. WARTENBURG, N. g.
A. FRANK r. s.