Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

who lay concealed in an alley sprang upon
 him and gave him severe beating with
 pistols and other weapons. Mr. Brown is
 said to be in very critical condition. The
 rullians are still at large.
 The entire delegation in the House from | the four counties of Mohsvc. Maricopa, l Pinal and Yayapai voted for the bill chang ! ing tho location of the seat of government | lrom Tucson 10 Prescott Representatives | from tho other two counties of the Territory voted fer Tucson Friends of Tucson are | quiet some of them expect that the Cover ! nor will veto the bill, others hope that in case hc does not do so, Delegate Stevens will
 SO misrcprcsent matters at Washington that ! Congress will not pass upon the law. New York. Jun 5.-The world says Ben nett called at Dr. Maycs house on Tuesday
 agd had most unpleasant altercation with Dr. Nave, in tlc course of which he used Ian guage in which MF. Frederick May, on hear
 ing of it yesterday morning, fcls bound to
 rcs aat i; 2, he did.
 Philadelphia, Jan, i.-T,y ter Asst. Treas
 urcr, |. S. a, Philadelphia. has ile,l an an-
 'wcr to tac Centennial B9ard of Faancc
 claiming for the Government payment in
 fal, of a million ant half dollars. before
 thr o,k-b1!I.- .~r fr',oi.-sr,l
 N-A Tors ,.. .T- Dls.A5er If
 goa,lnercc to-day adoptcl the Report ur-
 sing that silver coin be made a standard legal tender throughout the United States.
 New York, Jan f-Siivcr bars, l3l5s gold bars, B gold and silver coin. n per cent premium. Gold closed at lOGai@
 j.
 Tn. pr2sbytcry, to-ley, by vote of lG to is found Rev. Mir. Lee guilty of violating the scriptures by allowing women 10 preach in his pulpit.
 Washington. Jan t--Ia the Senate, Conk liag prc.cntc.l neii,iou uf thc New York bankers and merchants in favor of an ami cable adjustment of the Presidential ques- ton. He made speech in presenting it setting forth the prominence of the signcrs, and the importance of their interests. IL was signed by Democrats and Republicans, being honorably assisted by nearly every branch of industry. The Signers are some % in number. CNnkIiDg added that he 1 was in full sympathy with the petitioners; l this was a question beyond party feeling l and above it. IL was right for parties tO l contend, but when the contest had been l settled al the ballot-box. the only duty and | lawful proceedings is to hnd out the honest and true result: declare it; bow io it, and stand by it Congress and the nation ,hould do what ever stands based on law md right. The peoples will should stand, .nd falschood be oycrtErown.
 The petition wa. referred 10 Special ,ompromi.c Committee.
 Washington, Jan. 6-Thc report of the sub Committee of the House Pacific R. k. Committee, on thc Texas and Pacific com promise bill, was postponed yesterday, in onsequenco of disagreement Sub-Com- :. niticc, regarding the line of route through aliiornia They had already materially modified the original bill 90 as ,o require ? he road to bc built from the vicinity of q f san Gorgoni, Pass to San Di:go cid San ! 'euarjiino pr san Jacinto, thus preventing | he appreheuded deterioration ria Ana elm; but Felzenhcld informed them that u an Diego interests, in view of runtington's - cfusal to adopt the direct line, now de- handed an amendment allowing their Com any (iust orgaaized), to build the dnoct nr from San Diego to Yuma, with tLe ime ajd and privileges aS proposed for tic eott and Huntington companies. lIun- | ng1on will not accept this proposition. and , be san Dicgoans threaten to fight the bill
 it be not thus amended. The Sub-Com- ,ittce will probably re fer the proposition to 7 ie full Committee, which k not likely to J topt ;t. San Diego Jan. 7.-Amcric,n citizens ging in Matam0rus, Mexico. have pcti- % oncd Congress for an American war vessel , De stationed there for their protection.