Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30


 while he is at all times willing 10 be Infiu enced by the advice of members Of his Cabi net, he will act for himself when they fail tG agree. The gentlemen who have been 70 ] lecied will be sent to New Orleans, with In structions to endeavor to induce Packard ts consent Co n reorganization of the Legisla ture. I. Is proposed that members of both branches whose seats gre uncontasted ana whose election Is conceded by all, shall pass upon contested seais, and that the Legislature 70 constituted under the Consultation and Laws of Louisiana shall canvass the vote of the State for Governor. If the two parties decline to re-organize the Legislature it is believed that the President Is fully deter mined To withdraw troops from the support of Packara's government, and so inform both parties that, having failed to accept proper and fair adjustment proposed by the Administration, federal troop can no longer be used to sustain any state government, and that two prctended administrations mus; settle their own difficulties in their ow n way, and if bloodshed should follow, the responsibility would nefSt upon the politi- cians of Louisiana. and not with the Presi- dent. Members of the Cabinet are said to favor this plan. and there k scarcely doubt that II the Commission fail, this course will be adopted.
 Richmond. Va. March %. Wade Hampton received an ovation on his arrivai on hts way to Washington.
 Washington, March 29. NJ ade II nPt0n and party arrived here tiis morning, They were mel at the depot by senaiuT Gordon and JEdge MacKev, who Ai'ca5ni anied them to Nillard's Hotel.
 Louisville, March 29 thr Courier Journal to-day publishes a letter from the Hon. John Young Brown, siaiing circufnsiances under which he re- ceiied a letter from Hon. Chas Foster and sianleY Matthews promising withdrawal or aFssHa .fas.ra Louisiana f Brown, Gordon and others would 'iI'u.s .iIt.a.htF motions dlf.n- nrt-,aisf.f.ii
 H. ils tr.N Nu cL .H.-sae Ni- isI.ef fllt '. 1"H .Ht.ts r.-.-g u...i Hs carried a. Zoe t"-i"H aet-r uf Poster and si l.tleae
 aiaEtou, February ls. I--T. ifr}i. .e.1ei1 ---- i-ferriHs Cd tha conversation ai "th sou t.stCrdav. la which Governor irFrt guii.F a- .f s.a.llt uf rl.-aii4 southern .aics nah iisrgs~oJ. ue desire ts say tlaf ] ts .1an ar-l're yn's .-- ..l rtfsIftsE FlN-fiiss mag n"r af 1uf great 3cr-re to have tiu adse, such iF"ii.F as ~4. give a1 tn. uerrle e tte states ct -aH-h Carolina and fosIi..ar.a She iel- ta rHut-1. laH.f .su affairs ta iheir way .atserl only t1 ,rr elIlst .luttHn af the uled 7ia-e- and loo .sws made u. u-reaanrt -HrTs- : f sar Ca s1Y faatrs Iiaa- fr.. errae4sa.rt- ] ,...f aet ares .stifs rf H#FFrH -~ HaFes and . idence that such will be the policy Of his ad- | 
 lsigned.l STANLEY MATTHEWS,
 CHARLES FOSTER.
 London, March 27. La Libsrie of Paris reports that the Popo's imbs continue powerless and general para ysis may sci In at any moment, but his mind | \ not at all affected
 dispatch from Rome announces the ar- wal of congregations to council the Pope to lifninste the great accommodation against lctor Emanuel should tho clerical abuse til pass.
 San Diego, March %. Another hne rain last night, which will be the greatest benefit to the country. The ain was general throughout the southern art of tie State.
 San Francisco, March 9. Advices are received that al Acapulco on ie 10th of this month by order of General mercs the C. x. Consul. John A. Sutter Jr.. as seized and put into prison, where he is III. It appears that citizen of the United aies named Henry Roster at that place was trvated at the time of Inc late change of oNsrnor took place, and fhe Consul's re- onstrances and protests were the cause of is outrage.
 Wigginlon has filed an answer to Pacheco's 'pilcatlon to Supreme Court making a neral denial of the allegations in the alleca- 'ns ln the application. The Court has anled counsel until the first day of the c case.
 l he steamer Oceanic arrived this afternoon on China and Japan with four hundred llneSe. The U. S. steamer Iackawanna iieu to-uay Tor Mazstlan 10 inquire into the si seniion of the schooner Montana by Inc - eXican authorities
 Ihere has been no rain here to-day, but a ieiy Tall has occurred tO the south and East. ie storm is apI arentiy general in the Soutb- n part of the Stale. ] a anM