The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

, July l0.-A dispatch from Lew
 U0s details of encounters with ln- 4he 3d, 4th and 5th inst, near Cot : On Tuesday, Col. Whipple sent
 r and BleauVelt to scout for Indians
 mction of Howsrd's Camp on the MSer. They had not gone Tar when x8O0 or 100 Indians who ran them Uaris camp. BleauVelt was un- n escaped, and both reached camp. hordered d command to be m readl-
 nve at any moment. Lieut.. Rains,
 er and eleven men, were sent m &D reconnoitre. Rains and his men M the first rise this side of cotton
 1 down into a side raNIne, when
 n attacked. and before Whipple
 fo them tha whole party were
 Ehen Whipple'> command came
 brmed a line of battle on the east <1be ravine, and the Indians on the
 Ibn open ground, about 1000 yards
 lere they remained menacing each
 Two hours, until darkness set in,
 hipp.e returned to his Camp. The |1 r.aSsed over Ia point on Cotton
 III. Next morning Whipple with
 Niar,ed this way to m5et Col. Perry,
 eNpec,ed with a supply train from I snd me, him ai the 'Board House" Hen arrived from Mt. Idaho, at , ?. q Reported that ritle-piis were man
 two Calling guns were placed in
 The Indians made several at- B s,orm the nile-pliS. but were un- |bl. firing ceasing ai 9 D. m.
 morning of the 5th, two couriers )nard arrived, and reported having 1Sed into camp by Indians. Soon
 lndianS moved camp with about "a of stock across the prairie in the
 of Cottonwood. No move was
 ln,ercept lhem. Soon after. Capt.
 with To volunteers from Mt. Idaho, a pursuit, when about I50 Indians Hand intercepted them. Al this crisis, Fe seen by Perry's command on tho be riile-pis, and the Colonel was gO wi,h troops to their rescue. He |thai "lhert was no use, aS they were |Tney say, thal their Cap.aln seeing SpeEi,e position, ordered them to |brcak the line of Indians, and dash wards the creek bottom, then dis knd return the fire, and hold their . partly under cover of a small hill, force at Cottonwood could reach The command was no sooner given bpt. Randall and his sixteen men |charge, brnke lhc Indian line, and the position named, diSnounjed. Hrned Inc fine. Capi. Randall Mas y wounded, Benjamin Evans killed. be others wounded. They fought In hour and kept the lnd.anS at bey. ! hour after | was known that Inc Tere surrounded, Col. Ferry gave 'or fifty men Io go io their relief, anu hour they were relieved. No pur- Dc Indians was ordered, but a re.rea, ICle To camp.
 ingt0n, July lO.-The pres;den. and D high oilclal s,a.ion express . a.lii- the intelligence .eccNcd through [ Department of the crossing of the nde by The |. =. troops in pursuit of tory Indians, and thelr success an re- lg the stolen proper,y and puniShing auderS. IL is considered that tie DlaL nent will protest against IhiS enIry of 'riiorN, bu. there k nOt the leas, prob that Gen. Ord's present instructions modified.
 ranci>co, July l0.-One Col. Boulden Itp commence suit against lhe Gov io ob,aIn possession of Mare Island now used by the Government a> a Ird.
 Cicott, coiner al tho L. \. Mint, Las Iced libel suit against the Chronicle. 's, S25, ,0OO.
 terSburg, July l0.-irhe Turkish fleet menced bonbarding Odessa. ,n, July l0.-Hela;iVe to the rumored ant between England, t,ermany and l. is understood that Russia will be
 with Armenia and il dependence on the Danube; England eive Egypt and Cyprus; Crete to be over to Greece, and Germany's share polls is supposed To be the Baltic es of Russia.