Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.

1 iCrOcker ana Oray among tle nulnDer- The town rapidly filling up.
 L. H. Gaskill, of Campo, has the lsub-contract for mail between Yuma and San Diego.
 1 One hundred and fifty tons of freight at Hanlon's ferry and coming up on barge Destination not yet known to your reporter.
 SAN DIEGO, April s.-Washington- The Cabinet has decided to not call an lextra session of Congress before Octo- Der 18th, and the President has issued Ia proclamation accordingly.
 The Secretary of State orders the American Minister in Mexico to de mand an unequivOcsl apology and full lrepsratiOn from the Mexican govern Iment for the outrage upon our Consul at Acapulco.
 The Postal Department orders mall lseryice over the Southern Pacific via San Bernardino 70 Yuma, and curtsils the present service from San Bernardo no to Prescott, making the latter leave the railroad at Dos Palmos.
 The war between Russia and Fur key fills the dispatches, but so far the most important movement is the cap ture of Kars in Asia Minor by the Rus sians. Artillery fighting is going on along the Danube between the Rus sians on the Roumanis bank and Turk fish gun boats. The Sultan has raised the standard of the Prophet and pro- claimed a Holy war, calling into the field every Musselmna capable of bear ling arms England is making rapid and great war preparations, and It may be predicted will join Turkey very oon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-The dis patches are full of the return of the great defaulier Geo. M. Pinney, who has surrendered to the authorities. He claims he was made the scapegoat of others and got very little plunder him self. Prominent parties are implica ted by him.
 Gold 1071s; greenbacks 944@954.
 The bonanza mines yesterday each declared two dollars dividend for May, but stocks continue lower than for years past.
 SAN DIEGO, May 11.-From Wash ington to 10th. IL is apparent every day that ex-Secretary Bristow acquitted many to secure conviction of few of the whisky ring. RingsteIs now plead the promise of government for pardon, but Secretary Sherman is inexorable, and they will be made to pay up mil ! lion or more.
 At Camp Robinson, Crazy Horse and band O300) surrendered on the 9th. 1 The President has commuted the sentence of Major Reno to suspension ' of rank and pay for two years owing 1 to past good services.
 The New York Suns Washington special gives a sensational story of sn armed expedition into Sonora. It Isl set ailoat by Lerdo's visit to New York LerdO is said tu be the head of the enterprise and lends Il his legItimate little of President The campaign in Sonora and Chihuahua k to be by 5000 men organized on Mexican soil, and the plan was drawn in New York in February
 No change in gold or grcenbacks.
 At the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City last Sunday, Brigham Young address ed SaInts and sinners, telling the sin iners, If they wanted blood they "could have plenty of it; indeed were |" likely to have more of 1t let out of their veins at an early period than they could spare" Many Gentiles are arranging for removal of families at first sign.
 From New York to 11th: Tweed'sI friends say he is great sufferer. IsI fast breaking down; cannot survive al long Imprisonment or live long after release.
 Secretary of War yesterday ordered '2jO0 enlisted men discharged so they could be paid from present appropria- .tiOn. Democrats are still trying to ob- tain a reconsideration of Presidents proclamation calling session of Con gress October 15, they wanting an ear Tier date Cabinet yesterday discussed Mexican depredations on the border. Our military will be ordered to cross the border if necessary ill pursuit of the depredatC rs.
 A St Petersburg dispatch says Kars is taken by the Russians and 17,000I Turkish prisoners. Russian army en-I gagged numbered 50,000 Heavy fight ing must soon occur on the Danube.
 Lord Derby's reply to the Russian circular, regrets the Cars order tOI cross the frontier, and says the Russian circular is opposed to the Treaty of Paris and IL is impossible to foretell | the consequences also that the decis- | ion of Russia cannot meet the concur | renee of Europe The Russian journ- | als say the only reply would be de- claration of war. Austria and France approve England's position. England rapidly preparing for war. British press are sensitive about the Russian fleet at San Francisco, fearing Tn event of war, it might move on British Co lumbia. Later dispatch says RuSsia's reply to Derby's note, declares Russia is doing alone what the other powers, Tn principle, hesitate to prac- tice Russia's justification is that she IS acting Tn accordance with the senti- ments and interests of Europe.