Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
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SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

, SPECIAL TO THE .MINER . New York, March a6.
 The Suns Boston special says: The ex ] cilement ln EsseN county over tho siive mines k very great. Several new mines ar to be opened, and the one at Ansbury soon to be vigorously worked. Severn veins of quartz were recently encountere' which are found to assay from 70 10 25 dollar per ton in gold and silver. Tbe ore is appa rently Iliintablo in amount, the vein grow ing richer as they descend.
 Washington, March 25.
 The struggle for possession of the New i Idria Quicksilver mine k about to he renew ed, both parties aru actively at work The President says there is nothing new if regard to tho Louisiana Commission that car be made public. IL k believed that decis ion in the south Carolina case can l,o reached this week,
 New York, March %. l Tho Times special says, in the south ] Carolina question. the President proposes to permit lhe two contestants Co elect whether 1 they intend to appear separately or jointly, and whether they Nii. mako iheiF respective communications co him alone, or to the ! President Ani Cabinet He will request [ boih of them io ssie their respective eases fully, feciing facts and law, and Ai the same lame showing the extent and character of popular support given tbcin, and the fa.il 9 tlas they may haze to sustsln thclr resposd- i,o Governments unalded by the United Sialos.
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 New York, March -.
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 dispatch from Stafforsisyilie, Conn, says that by the giving way Of Charlottesville dam, Granite mills and be tenement houses were all swept away on the 2Tth inst
 ChicSi, Cal. March 25.-Eugene Roberts, one of the leading spirits ia the recent mas sacre, tlss made fuli confession.
 San Francisco, Map'h 27. The Supreme Court to-day delivered its decision ln the case of PAeheco W. Beck Hon. Runualdo Pacheco applied for a writ Of s,asaafs to compel the Secretary Of State, 1 Thomas Beck, to issne io him . certificate of | his election to Congress. Hon. r. b. Wig , gtnton, the opposing candidate, nIei q de- | | en IA Il lace, Niles, Rhodes, and Mckinstry filed Il their decision, overriding the demurrer of NigRinlon. Justice Crockett delivered | dissenting opinion. The case will now come upon its' merits, but Pacheco's attorneys cou- sidcE thRi tbe present decision practically settles the question in his favor.
 san Diego, March a9. Had fine shower of rain this morning.
 New York, March 2s. Tho Times Washington special says Inc President has had an interview with Gov. chamberlain and others rerarding the south Carolina casO. His object in this con erencc seems Co e Co asccuain how justice 0 southern Republicans can be combined sith equalization to southern Democra,, He desires ,o put Chamberlain and Hamp- on on their patriotism, with 'hc view of inding some solution of the ues on that sill noj be regarded by either Is rty ,s sur ender of i;- rights.
 Chlcago. March aS. The Times Washington special says Sen ior Cockrell, of Missouri. had an interview with the President, yesterday, in regard tu he I.ousiau case. The Senator says there $ an impression. bordering on conviction, , m tho part of the President and Cabinet, {, hat neither Nicholls nor Packard has cgally right Co recognition a Governor of V louisiana, be auSo the statute requiring the ote for Governor and Lieut. Governor to be !, anVasssd by the Legislature, has mol been onpliel win in either case. The Cabinet are led to the conclusion that ' he only alternative in the Louisiana nuddle 1, the appointment of Commission 10 en- ! ! uire especially into the question {, {, Judge kcll v reached here from Phila- s elphia tonight. and agrees with the opinion . n,eriaincd by Cockrill, that a new election !, i'll be ordered in Louisiana |
 Washington, March 2S. X special meeting cf the Cabinet began h, oou today
 stanley Mathews this morning telegraph Il to ths Agent of ihe Associated Press here k follows: ''Noa are authorized and re- ucstefi by the Hon. Cha~. Poster and mv- 'li to c7ili upon MeSsrs. Lew and IcIlis or |, bcs pariss holding original letters signed S Y Fostar aud myself, and obtain a copy for " uhica ion ., The following named gentlemen having l ,I gHicGl their acceptance, are announced as II ic Commission Co visit Louisiana: ~ Judge ChNs. E. Lawrence, Illinois: Fx- ~ overnor John C. Brown, Tenn; General u 'seph h. howley, Conn: Gen. John NJ. z, arlan, Ky; Wayne McNeigh. Penn. I5 I General Augur telegraphs from New ,' ,' rlcans to the Secretary of War. in answer v. an inquiry concerning any change in the d; tuaiton, that n has no particular changes '' mcnton, with the exception that the Pack \, t and Nichoils governments have been ~ 'ing strenuous oilOrts to strengthen their ~. sSiions. su Information has been received that Pack n u, T continues to arm his militia prinoipalIy IT., % iored; but the adherents oi Nicholls say in ey have no apprehension of danger, as ,. cir armed friends are far more numerous " oe d effective than Packard's, while addj- re nal force from adjoining States can be |, ocuret if necessary, Su
 san Francisco, Marce 2s. ~ m Inc supreme Court, to-day, on motion o,- counsel for Gov. Pacheco, 1t was ordered si lt respondent, Secretary of State Beck, file answer in the case, on or before the last day the April term, or show why writ of man te to compel the issuance of certificate of ie, ciion to facheco should not be issued. The Mail, this morning, states editoriaIly s u ,t Milton S. Latham had been relieved 'm his controlling position in the London ,, san Francisco Bank, and hinted at '"' egulaT'i!es in tue conduct oi tho Rsnk |, hn Parrott, resident director of the RanK. blishcs n card this evening saying that .ll eis lh statements are maliciousiy false and thOut shadow of foundation.
 an Francisco, March 2s.-A number n, 'minent citizens, representatives of the 'ss and officers of the Order Of Cauc,sians last night to examine the constitution lou nusl and instructions of that orya ni,ation wa invitation of the chairman of it's executive rou