The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-15
TELEGR RAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.
London. June 1.

| London, June :. 1 The State communication which Shouye- | losf brings 10 London is not diplomatic note, in the strict sense, but z letter from | GoTSsChakoh in reply to a letter of Lord Derby ] which SchouysTloff took with him to Si Pe- | tersburg, drawing the attention of Russia to various points where English interests | would be effected if Russian action extend sd | as far as they were mentioned in Mfr. Cross l speech in Parliament, viz, Suez Canal, Egypt, Consianiinople, the Dardinelles. and Persian | Gulf. The Princes letter explains each 1 point, and says that Russia does not intend to interfere with any one of them. Gortsch- akoff acknowledges the Great International conncil. and the importance of the SueE Ca nal, and gives Inost positive assurance that Russia does no; intend to touch it. Russia thinks herself entitled To carry the war into Egypt.
 The Pall Mall Gazette advocates the Brit ish occupation of Egypt forthwith.
 Oxford University will confer the degree of D. C. l.. on exPresident Grant next We'd nesstay. The ceremony os offering him the freedom of the city will take place on the 18th.
 Vienna, June :.
 The houses of l50 Jewish families were pillaged by the mob at Doubania in Rou- mania, on sunday, and II killed, IA wound ed, and pO,0Oo ducats stolen.
 The news Is confirmed that the Circassians in Thessily pillaged the monastery at Ro- zine, and killed the monks.
 Bucharest, June $.
 The Roumsnian army k ready fer actual fighting, and consists of 55,OO0 regulars, which includes cavalry and artillery; also, 5000 militia under arms and available for field service.
 Galveston, Texas, June $.
 This morning several of the best blocks of the city were burned. The loss is estimated at from two to three million dollars. The lRstI hnnSaS ftall ins
 San Francisco, June s. At noon the thermometer stood 9l. Albert Hart has been appointed to the office of U. S. Pension Agent at san Fran cisco. R. x. Van Brunt has retired from the Secretarysbip of the Merchants Ex- | change Bank. He has been connected with the Bank since its organization. The Nevada Bank has sold 250,000 trade | dollars for the outgoing China steamer | Brokers report good demand for the same | also for Mexican dollars. The two bonanzas declared their regular monthly dividends to-day, and in few days ! the grand aggregate sum of g, lo0, 900 will be | disbursed.
 New York. June S. Richard B. Connally, of the Tammanv ration of port of the plunder. The terms are under consideration. They include his peaceful return from exile.
 The firss installment of the Sweeney money has been received by the authori- ties.
 A prize fight between Mclaughlin. of Brooklyn, and Williams, of Jersey City, took rlace to-day, in a barroom in the out skirts of Brooklyn. Twenty-one rounds were fought. William was declared victor. Both men were badly punished.
 Politicians recently arrived from Indiana report the feeling very strong in favor of silver, by both parties.
 Peter Cooper addressed an open letter to President Hayes, criticizing the past financial policy of the Government, marking out a proper course, in his opinion, to be pursued. Cooper argues that our national currency must be made receivable for all pui poses throughout the country.
 Washington, tunes. District Attorney Howard of Utah. has .rrived and had long interview with Atty General Doves. They called upon the President and talked over Utah matters. Howard was instructed to proceed with eau ion and firmness, and was assured that the Government would sustain him in bringing III mormon murderers to justice, and that military force sufficient to protect the Dis { rict Attorney in enforcing the law woul,l Do uppiied. Senator Jones, of Nevada, has drawn up . m amendment to the Federal Constitution. . which he intends to submit in the Senate at he extra session. It provides that paper money only shall be used as legal tender in he United States. That the issues of such ' honey shall be at the rate O! twenty dollars ! er capita of the population-popufation of ' he country to bs ascsrtained annually. He . rants gold and silver made . commodity. ot . standard of value. Tho report of the c liver Commission, Senator Jones, chairman. y nearly completed. Philadelphia gentle nen propose compromise upon which they ope to unite silver dollar man and advocstes | gold standard, have patented . metal 1. 'hich contains an amalgam of A parts sii- n or and one part gold.