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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

The Commissioner of the General Land office has instructed the Register and Re ceivcr of the Land office in the different States and Territories to sell at auction or otherwise all saline lands in their respective districts, but not at less price than $i.s5 per acre. This law is to apply to all States and Territories where it does not come in conflict with grants to this peculiar class of lands
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Gen. Vim. Nandcver left here yesterday for San Carlos, where he will remain long enough to become familiar with all opera tiOns on that rcscrve.-Tucson Citizen.
 If Gen. Nandever is in with the Spoiis it wont take him long to get acquainted and become familiar with operations on the r,.,- crVation, just long enough to have all the vouchers fixed up to suit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Theodore Hilton, accompanied by one of his daughters, Is making a lecturir- tow through tae Pacific States aud TcuitoHe-.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Lorl Vivian, of Canada. is making car
 riagc trip to California for the hcneht oi his health. Tn. vehicle Is curiosity m its
 way, being luNuriou>ly httcd up with bed room. >ittiug-room>. and everything aS com plctc a- could be made in so small space. and k. in fact, a small palace car
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
san Francisco, May g :. Mining stocks closed us follows:

UT'FHDackN, "IId0'a. GOId lO7l..
 Half dollars, ,94@9i3i per cent. disrount
 Whcat-S2. .S0t1 2.g5: holders oro nsLin,, 80 Tor the best. Private advices report a decline in Liverpool, but the regular comes through unchanged.
 ,,, London, May 10.
 The Russian Photographic Agency makes a ueclaration which may be considered an in- 'or'liai answer to Lord Derby's note, to the effect that the powers which seek in ra-cs,,h0 ll>h peace must seek a new basis. Russia is ioing, alone, what 0'hor rovcrv rgrneinr in pruauie, hysIiatej tu am tevske uprsctle'
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

As will be seen by late tclegraphic dis patches. Brigham has declared il as his in tcttion to give the gentiles q little of his de termincd muscle, and probably make them know the color of blood. He is only on the bluff and wants to scare some one.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
The following communication appears in the Arizona Citizen of May 9th:

the Arizona Citizen of May 9th:
 ''FoRT CRAIG, \. M.. April 2s, 1871; 'JoiR WdSsoa:-Gcneral kautz says he made no effort to capture Pion~cncy. Heronimo now says Pion>eney killed eight men on his last raid. Is Kautz innoccntl
 "J. r. CUM. Agent. Innocent of what Ntr. Cum would like very much to shoulder the rcspon>i- bility of Pionscncy's operations on the De partmcnt Commander If any one k guilty it i> MT Cum. He was Clums prisoner Cum turned him over to the Governors agents and they let him 20. He WAS Clum's Indian, and when Cum subsequently, visited the Warm Springs Agency, and found Pion- scney getting well of his wounds there why did he not arrest him, as the laws require him to do.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Delinquent taxes to the amount ct S3O2, 0O0 including lawyers fees and costs of the court k now to be collected from the great bonanza mines of Virginia City, Nevada as the companies have confessed judgment and expressed a willingness to pay.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

We copy the following items from the Yuma sentinel:
 young man, employed on the ranch of II. M. Redondo, was taken ill about noon on Wednesday with cholrea morbus and died before night.
 ]. M. Barncy's train, Cavaness wagon master, came in Thursday from the R. R. etrmiuus with about j0.O0O pounds freight consisting partly of additional machinery for the Silver King and considerable of consignment.
 NIT. X. ]. Owens, one of the lucky owners of the McCrackcn mine passed through our city on Monday with Mr. Bradley, a mining expert, enroute for the mines.
 The echoes of the lower Colorado are no longer awakened by the whistle of the steamers, and the Cocopahs are correspond ingly sad, they can sell no more wood.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

DEATH oF IION. JouN B. HILTON Tn, San Francisco papers all come to u> wiu affecting notices of the death of one of Cali fornia> most brilliant lawyers and iurist> which took place at his residence in Oak land on the 2nd of this month, of apoplcNy Al the time of his death, MT. Fclton was forty eight wears and eleven months o!d. having been born at Sangers. Mass. in lS2S. He was graduate of Harvard College, and was not only brilliant classical scholar. but man of most refined and cultivated taste in books, paintings. >tatuary, etc.
 Deceased leaves widow and two daugh- CTS tagged respectively three and six ycarsl. to mourn the loss of devoted husband and aifcctionate father.
 NIT. Felton was prominent member of the Masonic Fraternity. and that Order who had the direction of the funeral. which took place from St. Johns Episcopal Church, at To o'clock \. M., on Friday last
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

The owners of the Southern Pacific Rail road have concluded not to stop and awai, the action of Congress. hut will build l4o miles of road into the interior of this Terri tory
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Arizona and Southern California wool, is uotcd at from 23 to 26 cents
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

The telegraph office at Yuma, belonging to the Atlantic tS Pacific Company, has been named By" in honor of one of Yumas most cntcrprising citizens, James NJ. Barney.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

May : ls1i
, 1877-06-04

ten on tho how bonds, that tho samo were
payable In The coin Of the United StatoR, OF
tic weights anil Dimensions AZ provided BY
tho coinage laws Of tho United States
In force nt tho date Of that act. Tho
contract With Tho public creditors Is that
they nhall bs pasd IL tho legal-tendcr coins
Of tho United Statcs, Of tho weights and
fluenosa As provided by the laws Of the
United Slatoa in foruo In Jily, 1870. That
was tito contract, nnd the silver dollar,
weighing 412i grains, vaa then Legal
tender, and tho holders Of tho bonds nocopt
then,. knowing that thsy contract for tho
payment OF tho obligation by tho United
statos in either gold or silver coin, which
were legal.tonder in 1870. To restore tho
s,lvor dollar, therefore, will in no wise
change tho situation; in 1870 the bond wns
payable In gold OF silver at the option Of tho
Government. Tho silver being thon 0 per
cent more valuable than gold, tho Govern-
mont adopted tie inferior coin. II tho silver
coin DO now worth lsss than ths gold, it is
no moro dishonest now to uso II III paying
the debt than It was to use tho gold for that
purpose in 1870.
, 1877-06-04

net, Tho German Government ortlcrad tho
reinforcement of tho garrisons Of Alsaeo-
Lorraine, and "'s tho spectre In tho spiked
helmet" WAS recalled from Varzin, whose
hand is now visible, not only III tic move
ments 1nado to Offset Franco, but in tue no-
gotfationB to keep Austria out Of m alliance
with England against Isuasia. In 1taly, tho
principal event of fnterest has been the de.
fcat Of tho Clerical Abuses bill IN tho
Senate, Standardization Of which by NJ. Mas.
crsr, tho Minister Of Justice, WAS ono Of tho
principal causes TINT led to MAcalAnox'a
coup d'etat, which In trrn has superinduced
. moral alliance betwoen Germany and Italy
against my possible movement on tho part
Of Franco to restoro the temporal power Of
tllo popo. Political events III nConstantinoplo
also have not been without interest during
thu past three weeks. On tie 10th Of May
thoro wore signs Of crisis, owing to differ.
onoes between tho Chamber and tho Porto.
On tho 24th body Of softas proceeded 10
Tho Chamber aud demanded the dismissal Of
tic Ministers, The scane became SO furious
Tint tho Chamber ndjournol and tha softas
went 10 tho palace with tho san,o demand
mud throata Of violence 1t tho ex-premier,
M1pnAr PAHuA, wors not recalled. Tho 6ul.
TIM became alnrmod and fed ACROSS the Dos-
phorus, and q state OF siogo was declared.
nEp1R PAsuA, Minister Of War, mas mado
Dictator, md ho proceeded to- Danish the
leaders Of tho 6oftas who had been tho most
violent. Ort1or IL not yot restored tho crisis
atil1 continues, aud the abdication Of the
sultan is not m impossibility. Austria atill
remains undecided what to do, but a very
significant movement has been mado In call-
ing Tho Governor Of Croatia to the Ministry
Of War, who is an active sympathizcr with
tho sclaves and In favor Of tho annexation
Of Dosnia and Herzegovina. This, coupled
with the remarkable reception given by tho
Croattan Solavcs to tho Archluke A1DnEc11T,
commander Of tho Austrian nr,ny, himself
sclavic Bympathizer, may DO looked upon
as m i'll omon for an Anglo-Austrian a]-
liance. On tho ed of May noumania' do.
clnrcd her independence Of Turkey, md
Immediately thereafter her army, undor tho
command Of Prince CARL, was formally In
corporated with the Russian nrmy. acting
as its extreme right wing. ssrvia
has not yet declared hor incpondencct but
has placed Aer army in position, Russia
meanwhile iSboring to koep hor strictly nou-
trnl, In order to avoid Austrian complies
tious. On the eth Of AIny Crock troops
commenced moving to tho frontier. On tho
2sth Greece sent noto to the Porto do
nantling guarantees for Thcssaly and Epirua,
,,,tso1, ,.cro rof,aoi ~, {t,n orr,o .1nv f1,n
, 1877-06-04

thought prudent to put Tho garrison on half
rations. Tic vanguard Of tho Russian right
wing Inns appeared before olti. compelling
the Turks to abnudon their position thcre,
willie detachnent Of the centre has rapidly
advanced to point which renaors
untenable tile position Of A1uKarAn
at Sevin, and neccssitatcs his re-
treat 10 avoid the danger Of being Aanfed.
Thus two strong Russian columns arc
brought within six hours march Of Erzer-
ounn, md tile fate Of that important city is
aealed Utmost bsyonl question. It is evi-
dsnt that tbs campaign in Armenia has
recommended with extraordinary vigor, md
that the Turks aro roworless 10 withstand
the heavy forces that nEe being marched
against them from varions directions.
, 1877-06-04

The temporary lull ia the lsusslan oper~
ationE in Asia Minor, oocasioned in part by
heary rims aud also by tho necessity Of
attending to the ipsurrectlouasy OiEcasafans
in the roar, has given place to q general
advance Of the ootire army, and tho cable
brings reports Of sertes Of preliminary
successes which are evidently the prelude to
great and crushing victory over the forces
commanded by MuKurAR Pasha. Severa!
minor engagements In the immediate vicinity
OF Kars have compelled the Turks to fall
buck, ut tho same tiluo enabling the Rus
SLAMS to completely surround TINT fortress.
Kara is safd to bo we'll provisioned fol
. pratractsa siege, but it has 'bssu
, 1877-06-04

faro Of the nation, and especially OF tho
manufacturing districts. demands M imn'o'
dato abandonment Of " Protection" nnl A
return to tho policy Of tic largest and most
extensive external trade possible.
Why Ia It that tho Wost 1ndtca, A1oxico,
Central Amorica, Brazil, and all the South
American States, Japan, and Chinn, though
our noighbo1s, aro moi our customers Why
Is 1t TINT VIC purchase their tea, coffee, sugar,
wsol, sitka, and other products, and pny for
them in gold DRIFTS on Loniion, whore The
money Is used 10 pay for cotton goods and
variety Of other manufactures which they
could find in thia countryf Why is It Tint
oil this trade hns boon driven way,-forced
nwny from the United States7 It would DO
to tl,a great convenience, profit, aud atlvau.
tage OF nil those states to purchase
oil they need In this country, but
tl,oy l,avo been excluded by what
RANDALL ca1ls the stimulants of the Wnr.
Tho fact is, the New England, md especially
tho Pennsylvania, policy Of establishing
"homo market for oll things produced ut
homo mud tho exclusion Of oil things pro-
tlucetl abroad, and tho enforcement Of this
policy by confscating pona]tics on imports,
md by tho swollen cost Of production Mt
homo, has driven awny tho nations who
would DO our best customers, md left us III
tho comparatively pitinblo condition whicl,
1,AspA,.t. describes. This policy ho soem-
inely seeks to ra1liato bv suggesting That It
prevailed during tho War. But the War
iustel only four yea,y, md has been over
twelve yon1s, but tho policy remains nn-
changed, and, 80 far rs tie stasute-book il
concerned, tho penalties imposed on q for.
cien tratlo aro aa great as over.
Tho change in this policy las been long
demanded. If Rsxpa1t's letter has my In.
telligent ,neauing, 1t Is that our mnnufac-
turing districts aro now 10 bo stimulated by
opening to them for tho sa!o Of their waros
nil tho ports OF tho world. It means TINT tho
iron and steol industries Of Pennsylvania aro
to bo encouraged 10 sell thcir products ovon
In England and Belgium aud wherevor thoy
, 1877-06-04

It sec':.s probable that tho order consol-
idating tho penEion Offices will te calticl out
as il WIZ nt il,Ht Issued. 0reat pressure ha4
bean brought to bear upon tho Commissioner
OF Pensions tn induce lin. 10 modify thu
order 80 NJ tn lGayo 1llin6ts two Offices to ho
located Mt Chicago anal Quincy, Int, from tho
fact Tim. lilo granting Of ono such request
woutl opv, tho door to humorous atllers, 1t
is uAid that tho Original or,ter viii ID atrictly
ntlhnrri In
, 1877-06-04
In New York oil Saturday greenbncks ruled
nt 0IA@HiS.

It is Rtatc1 that Austria recently, de-
uinnded antl received from both Nussia and
Turkey written declarations TINT the ot-
structon to FREQ navigation OF tho Danube
shall DO removed Immediately upon tho
termination Of the present war, mud shall
form no precedent for my futuro restriction
xvhntsnavnr
, 1877-06-04

Slaj. DnooKwAY, the Recorder Of Deeds Of
Cook County, has prepared his frat soiui-
onnual report 10 bo submitted to the Board
OF County Commissioners, mad tho showing
is most cro1itablo anil satisfactory ous. 1t
affords proof that tho Recorders ofl1oa IL
conducted economically and honestly, NJ
well as with particular referonca to tho con.
vcneuco OF thu public.
, 1877-06-04

When will politicians learn that the people
arc not to bu jokcd by papcr'collar addresses
nul tettcrsl Theories no longer win victories.
Let our shAdowy statesmen try something
newer than the "glittcring gcncralties" OF
state papers, aud prove their statesmanshlp og
thcIs deeds.
, 1877-06-04

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, 1877-06-04

; The Springfield Qll) Journal has como out
for tue Southern policy aud In support OF tbe
President. 1t takes column editorial IN "llsh
to do It. Furthermore, VIC feel sure that 10
WILL l,aye that t~)llce, though VIC sugge stea
q acleskshsp only.
, 1877-06-04
THE NEW POLICY OF FOREIGN TRADE.

THE NEW POLICY OF FOREIGN TRADE.
Mr. SAMUEL J. RANDALL, Speaker Of the
late Houso Of Representatives, In answer to
q lettor from certain oiizaus OF Galveston,
Texas, thus refors to ono subject Of, great
public Importance:
The t!me has como, IN my opinion, when the
policy Of tho Government should 10 to enlarge our
tsndo relations with Mexico and with tue CentFa!
aud South American States. It Ia well for Us to
study tue statstics Of the tsado between these
countries and the markets Of tho world, from
which no Ind that tho poopte OF the uhIted States
arc not receiving duo share OF the commerce Of
tho countries lave named. Wenced mosc favor.
able commercial relations and mora comprehensive
trade connections with oth,r nationa. Lot mo
cite fow ng4ros to prove tho truthfu1ncsa Of my
assertion.
Tho public documents show tho forcsu com.
mcfce OF tho Countries lying south OF the United
states on the American continent to bo about
$50, 900 600. Our share OF this amount 10 about
s1le, ooo 200, Of which only about $37, 600 600 IL
transported In American vesasfs and under tho
American flag. 6ueh statement should II onco
aTouse our people fron, thcfF lethargy.
Tho War stimulated tbs manufacturing facilities
Of tho North enormously, and only by :lo adoption
Of anch policy can wo keep up tho actis!ty Of our
manufacturing dlstrfcta and secure markct Sor
our productions II IL dlseradtt to our cnstshton
,ncnt that ws ~ pcop!s stand quietly by and do
not make sufficient cndsasor to Increase cur tncagso
share Of this Important trade.
When tho extended policy 10 which hare Fc-
ferfcd IL naugusated ~ It must aud will be, then
will Your city, your State, and tho entire coast ct
tho tlu!t receive tho advantages which Nature Las
bcspoken for thcns.
b1r. RANDALL strikes The right nail square-
ly on the head when he says that It is a
liscrelt To our onlicltanmont that tic
, 1877-06-04

The Augusta [slc.} 1our,salsays that, whtte ooe
or more idiots In Washington are creating pa1ues
for h!ln, Air. Blaine ais. trimming hh app.e'
trees and cutting, asparagus" That IL LUZ
liyiue heto!am OF 4 politician.
, 1877-06-04

This Toledo Blade urges parents to have saes
children taught trades. The theory = Eooa
one, but unfortunately tralcs.un'ous deetae tan
matter tor the parents BY practically fofesaa'1*
such education.
, 1877-06-04
SILVER As 4 LEQAL.TENDER.

gwen great encouragement 10 THO opponents
Of u restoration Of tho silver-dollar coinage,
and to those who insist npon retaining m
exclusive gold currency ns legal.tent1er. II
,uust 10 borne in mind TINT tho lifo Of 1cgal.
toullcr papor currency Is measured. All tho
OCCASION aud necessity which nlono 1ognlly
authorized its issns have passed. away. Tho
roasona on which the courts sustained the
conslitutionnlity Of tho 1cgal-iondar leGis1a-
ton no longer exist, anil no net authorizing
IN increased issue of paper money world
now bo hold valid. The greonbacks, lhcre-
foro, as n ioeal-tontler, can nercr DO in
creased; tho cancellation Of any portion Of
tl,om Is fiunl. What, tllon, must take thoir
p1aco2 In preparation for this stnte Of
things, tho Government Of tho United statos
mud the ruling Gnauciora In Congress worc
wheotllel into tho decentralization OF silver
in 1873. As q consequence, thcro-
foro, the only legal currency we can
tired will be gold. II wo nro to resume
spccie-payrnonts in January, 1870, only
cighteon months henco, wo must resume In
gold. This is tue end sought by all tho anti
Hilver people, and for that onl they ara pre-
pnrcd to strike at my legislation lnviug
Tendency 10 popularize tho use OF silver,
It perhaps nay bo aa well understood now
ss nt anv limo TINT ITO legislation wlafoYor
to MD in resum!ng specie-psymonts will mcct
tho popular approval which excludes tho
reconciliation Of silver aud tho unrestricted
co;nnrc of the Iepal.tender ailycr dollar of
41at uraIus. Tie dual or blmetaliic legal.
tender. NJ II existed before 1879. on which
| all our pu],lio debts woro contracted. mist
ue restored, This is pronounced by Gov,
Or11ou. md by tho oroaus of an exclusively
roll cnrrency. as n,nclicallY dishonest
| Nav York nuner illus f3ippautly rofors 10 lilo
sn,,faot.
Tho silver tersl.tendor vet recently passed ty
the Legislature Of Illinois proves that ccrsln wso
men OF tic Wet n'' opposed to anS form Of aollaf
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18th "ooIlauea ''so eo'nAge ol tno American
dollar, tho latter was "ort" 'o' Genus III
gold. Ihe people OF tno "ost no" aen1ahu
tint that dollar no Fostosca 10 the coinage
aud DO mado 'cgal.tender.
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American money, together with like lcg's1a'
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