The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

In the House, yesterday, A bin Ioaa that adopted by other Sou,hern NJ appoI vent marriages between races w.. n rcporl The colored members deterIniDedvs I Yavapa| Il on the groGnd that 1t was drawiny sce fixed line.
 Consiantinople, IsNEw HI The Minister of War says Tossnced tl| "s'A' W '"0 i"s' rtez str| Tho ro,.,r,,,, p.,..; beriin, lsyden q conclusion of peace, will be Ids erei for Bosnia, Herzegroviana, Bglr,,i ,ided, d the Christians of Lazanon 10 have E- very| Governors; European commissioner ildiuc for central European Garrisons ty,ined y| time; and accession of territory in A,r .o.r A conspiracy has been discoyer4a ,se oi grade against the Prince of Milan TOUT M favor of the Prince of Monlenegre ess thd
 The Hague, Iu,nts t sophia Fredrika Matilda, Queen aort abd land, died to-day.
 London, JuNr. Ds| The Russians are advancing S ,. towards Diyarkeker. There is nOlh ies' .. prevent them getting possession of auhiy' pirates Valley from the pacific satioa count
 lguiqui Juacken The Perquisn rebel turret ship H,ly ma committed piratical acts against BrjoScl< m jects. Her Msjesty's ships Shah snI ,,srs thyst engaged her in Hilo, in the mg May. She escaped after dark, but s ecu" aged she surrendered to the Perw EhreI squadron. c. III
 New York, Iusablis ". c. Tripler, who claims 10 hAv,od b1 10 years on the Coast near where thsAte CI San Francisco went down, and wriles.,,c ', Herald, that the rock on which she ks ,;r had been known for years. He ins7ii " ii' most of the old Captains of the PacS lug ''| line Of its existence in 1862. It appeanut ou n solitary rock in deep water, and sF dire(| quite exposed except In rough wgalhs escot| about ls5S or lS6O the steamship Ws
 ton, from Panama to San Francisco. Syrhe on it, and after her arrival in San FnnAlort-| pieces of rock were found sticking st,st bottom. put
 Burlington, Ionption| A water-spout this morning ioodsi me n country for two miles to the northxsThe | the City, causing several thousand daee off 'A"i'se' Alex The Times specials from south CA, an, .. <, and Mississippi represent that RepubsO' are persecuted iu these States. and lAIsmu white man dare pronounce himselfa ven | publican. The Times thinks, with isuBasl captions, Civil Service reform under H.ike Is a failure. s,,,
 Key West, Floridsy, Junsi An American whaling schooner ho.1io Providence, Mass, has arrived here aEl sfda ports that while taking oil on a Key Ss an'I of Cuba, she was boarded by SpsE cruiser, her papers demanded under pen Ind or punishment. The Captain produced e All papers, which were considered sunca an suspicious to detain him in close coniBen ,,r, Tor four days, until the arrival of d Sfs2 frigate. u
 Washington, Jum G. Secretary McCrary says that the leuerdlF. struciion to Gen. Ord, concerning MeIaGeI troubles, expresses deliberate and cWI fully formed determination of the Ps.l dent and Cabinet, that it means neither F. ncNation nor war, but means a speedy Er effective suppression of Mexican raids E' any cost. IL k by no means the Obisc h the President, as some charge, to ScaR Ca| outside trouble in order to attract altenli. 70| from internal affairs. Rd|
 Cairo. H., Junea E tornado struck Mount Carmel, Illins 1v to-day, causing great loss of life and prope v ', Twelve persons were killed, thirty wouB1 oc and about twenty missing. oc|
 Vienna. Junei ,6. Grand Duke Nicholas recently said K foreign Consul that neither Prince Bsnso m
 
 te erlng ConStantinople.
 St. Petersburg, June a Prince GortchakofIrs note to Lord lse statcS that the Car does no; want ierrie~ l| Increase m Europe, but only desires aa@ cs| Dmy for Bulgaria, and the indcpendence ec| koumania and Servia. He demands ~ accession of Armenia. M
 London, Junea RI Lord Derby informs Lord Lyons iS
 Great Britain has declined the proposal NJ. D'Lesseps to keep open the Suez Csi- @ all nations, and has miimated t0 RnsA hat an attempt to blockade. or oiherwis erfcre with the Canal or it's approsca would be regarded as menace to India nf ! incompatible with the maintenance of hIs ssh attitude of passive neutrality ai the U was intimated to the Porte and 70 VI s| >hedive that England was firmly N
 nined not to permit that land to be - NJ he scene of any combat or other wanss operations.
 New York, Junes The Times SayS tho praSitiaut's pa>fton "