The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

chaae, called up his resolution a,,nSsds' ,n ,ala to inc management of the fac'hc
 and spoke at length .,,,a,, ,rom settlers on | . Roatb presented q petition iroi' Dsi;,or- | ,he Southern Pacific land grant In "a .ho;y mia. praying for Legislation to P,5s com rights. Referred to fuoi"
 mittee. ,, k;ii was read by
 III 'iio ,'s's., annrouriations for the Arfny,
 "'iu ian,iin from Foreign Relations com
 mittee. reported back resoiulioh ,J' ,t1,, ,c appointment of commission ns | Mexican affairs ...t.,o.da a hill to
 ,hsanen fransporfation and travel, ana pro | mote industry without increasing tho p"pi'' White introduced resolution 10 enqnire
 what can be done for people to onapie 'iieii'
 10 20 West. .,,,,,o, ,e, an. ouire into the expedency of winding up the | National banks and retaining their eifeuia'
 ton as greenbaeks. ~, ,.a.,,,,.,, bill. The total amount approprlate1 s | 9t0 6i5. of which sl,i46,6os is Tor lbe
 Navy, S3lI a53 for selignian bros'' .r, ,ii and ST, 900 for the Marine corps. ihe oiii
 also provides for tbe payment or C' s'
 Repor;s from Fort Clark, say Lieut.. Bulls
 with a small party of scouts crossed The hic Grande near the mouth Of Pecos, was at-
 tackled by 5O0 Indians, and obliged to feires,, ! loss no; Stated. Col. Young has leit VIII | 800 cavalry to reinforce him.
 Havana. Nov. l3.-On the 3ist of October
 some .OO Insurgents surprised S1 Spanish
 regulars while at breakfast, and killed ~
 and wounded B. The Insurgents were hnaiis
 repulsed.
 | n sl...as OsInan Pasha's losses arc two Co three huh'
 dred daily from the Russian artillery fire, ne | ts still busy building fresh Notifications, and evidently intends to hold out as long as pos sible.
 | IL is said he has six weeks provisions. l The Monienagrians are steadily advancing and have captured fort at AuteN"ni "l'u ! guns, prisoners, etc. Rome, Nov. l3.-There IS no foundation ' fer inc alarming rumors at Paris yesterdayi about the Pope's death. He siili suffers | from weakness, but is not worse recently, u
 fact, is better to-day.
 Paris. Nov. l3.-President McMahon dc clares that he cannot accept the resignation ! of the Ministers, and begs them to remain al
 their posts.
 san Francisco. Nov. I3.-Loss by the burn | ing of the bonded warehouse yesterday
 about s4i0, GOO on building and contents. In
 sured for S3i0,000.
 ] w Washington, NOV. l9.-lu llc EtiiatS, TIT
 calis reported back the bill, with amend ments, to enable Indians to become citizens
 placed on the calendar. i Conover introduced a bill allowing soldiers
 additional homesteads in Southern States,- ! referred.
 Maxey called mp the the resolution in ref
 ereuce to defense along the Rio Grande, ano ! spoke at length.
 l The Senate Finance Committee Is so diVi
 ded on the silver question that il will proba | bly, go over to the regular session. | \ resolution will be called up by Fer
 nando Wood, in a day or two, to adjourn tht | Extra session, at r. m., on the22d inst. 1 Townsend offered a resolution to enquirt | into the fact of the arrest of Robert Smith coiored member of Congress from North Carolina.
 | Deering, of Iowa, offered a resolution tC postpone resumption from 1879 10 1880. Also l for reissue of legal tenders good for all | debts, public and private. | New York, Nov. 1.-The Heraid's Wash | ington special says it is believed the anti
 resumption bill will pass the House without amendment.
 Omaha, Nov. 1.-Two of the Nez Perc, Chiefs, Charley and John, arrived here to- to-day, en route to prison at Leavenworth
 under military guard.