The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-23

n AaFs
 kwa',i'', =, nJcht. The redoubt surrehueiea
 II sh, morning, and then three 'o"e. eS.,Ss, simultaneously, and ioils Nss,,It aIu,,,s an, ,,so o- pasha were carried ny a.s ''1' a',u " General Iazarifk's troops rsPstatix,
 Eart Karagah. The other ioIts stuh-
 Atab- -Tabla, on the west, iilaihshi'r, ,' ,,,,,r.,
 norn resistance until sociocA .s,,la ez-
 ing when all the garrison whieh '.' e n ,er.
 a''s ,;si rewards Erzeroum, but were =. ess
 ,'ton b,y inc Russian dragroons anu
 sacks and brought back prisoner s., pa,ieF
 s'e ", sa Erancisso. Nov lah.-Ihe het'sa nss.
 ,,,,,oi,,e have decided to set aside tl-,,s
 fcr the maintainance of Free ta''gi ,',.'s.d change. sl3,000 still on hahu "i'' 'S i'd other forms of relief. ,,.,,... s,a,e.
 -,,,',..s,,rerss report shows decrease ,n i,''
 ,svenus for the year, of els s'-, ass .s -s
 ,o,sa in lhe net expenditures oi sis,tsl[ sis,ss [s,,
 The nei revenues for the year are s-''i''"' cos. ,,.,,a o.t,ays are using all the arts oi tue '"''s
 i.SSS SaI Insersol % called upon the Secretary oi
 state today, and stated that he did no' '" s'''
 the Mission to Berlin ., po.t,,,as,er al Oakland, Cal. A, s,,,.,., a ,-a
 Tho Finance Committee oi the ssilAlo a'a.'', s.e
 considering a proposition 70 1s,ast ar-,. ',,,id nifniS Tor A Nituhfth. ANaH-f
 Tho DlII in tho House Ia enable Indians ss
 berciue citizens, was poStpsued uhtii if,. a Joncs says there is a possibility ol st.s1nH the Silver Bili out of the hands oi iho '''''- mlttee some time this week, Al ,..-
 Secretary sherman says 'o'iSt .i,.,,t,. lion on ,hs Silver Bill has already sefipts1h i,ts,,f.r,,1 with his negotiations Tor inf,aif-' JIe was ready to issue Call for ten iiiilli..s ,s ponds on account of Syndicate, aaeh ,he ,,assaee of the Silvar lfili in the ii"uso ! led to "a suspension of the or'ieF, ana '"eio '' ] no prospect of improvement. -, ...,-.s London. Nov. D.-Russlan oiiiela' v t,,,s ..,- ,i,at th.lr losses al the capture oi kafs ,ycyc , sn0. Among the ofieeTs klliefi ser ! General Helinsky and iieut,-Ioi' meiss'iaa' A Ralgrade correspondent says hu@sit v discnrlined to accept all the c@naiii'i'e "o manded by Servia. r,..,,lsi, Foreign wheat Is firm, owing t1 ii'E's5 VersaIles. Nov. 2a.-The official l1aIIiAs announces the acceptance bN ahcNis'i'i' '' yield being poor in quality and qaanillg: ! inc resignation of the Cabinet. The Minis ! ters will serve until their successors a'eAP san Francisc0. Nov. a0-The Bulletin VIII Dublish. this afternoon. a statement iui' 1 nersous converSant with the condition oi the 1 industrial classes of the city, showing ihai ] inc deStifution and number of people oat si ewnIovmeut have been largely eNasEefa1ed' and are not greater than last year. Washington. Nov. l.--The President has signed the Army and Navy Defieiency . ha'i- i In the Spotsford Kellogg case the iouls-
 the only evidence.
 Jones reports the Silver Bill Wilh one amendment for the purchase and coinage ol | bullion not less than S3N,o0o,eo1 nor hiof0 than Sl5,O 900 per month.
 The House has deferred ihe Colofauo co'- tested election tili next session.
 ! House went into Committee of tue W hoie on inc Deficiency Appropriation Bill. ] Poster called attention to the fact that this was the second deficiency bill, the former one appropriating S2,Jo00 00o, and this one 1 S2 5na t0O, and was another illustration oi The economy of the Democratic House oi laS' year. Bobe of New York, didn't see Il, in in that light.
 l The President has declared that he will veto any silver bill that does noi except the ! public deb, from it's operations; he will noi approve any measure having the sllghtes. ! tendency to impair the National credit. Sec reiary sherman stands in with him on thai Columbia. \. C. Nov. 1.-Two negro state Senators resigned, and yesterday two Demo
 crats were elected in their places.
 ! Havana, Nov. 2i.--The news from Mexico ! is that Genl Frovino was about to leave the
 capital with ,. 500 men for the Rio oTlnde
 This will make over 1000. IL Is proposed | that the United States and MoSlcsin troop,
 combine to drive out inc Iipan Indians. 1 London. Nov. 2i.-Pro Turkish newspa- l pers demand that England shall declare war 1 against Russia at once. There is much ex-
 citement among English TUrcopiles, but the
 masses are quiet.
 I The Russians arc concentrated west of ] Plevna, on the road between Isk and Nid,
 and leading to Widden. Every point of ap- ] proach is covered with their entrcnchmenis, which present front tO osInan Pasha, and | to Meheme; Ali.
 ] The Turks are equally active. organizing
 an army of relief.
 ! Mehemet Ali Pasha has an army of nearly ! 55 .000 men.
 1 A correspondent of tie London Times. at paFls. says of the new French Ministry. { General Gremondet De Roche Rock, is a To- gitimist, and devoted Catholic he may be called half-and-h Monarchist and Bona partist. NJ. Battbie, Prisivinisi and very strong Catholic. NJ. De Montgolfin's opin- ! ions are Catholic, and M. Perrier, Legitimist,
 and Bonapartist.
 Vienna specia! says after the fall of 1 kars, 5,OO0 Russians under Mulekoff, start 1 cd for Erzeroum. The Moscow Gazette saws ] the Russian main army is advancing on Er- zeroum. X Constantinople dispatch says 1 the Russians have summoned Mukhtar ! Pasha to surrender Erzeroum, but that place 1 will be held to the last, bv order of the Sul- l tan.
 ] Seventeen thousand troops will be ie-
 tached from the army at kars to assist in the siege of Plevna.