Arizona citizen., 1877-09-22
TkLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 UuJed States Telegraph Line.

ton harb0r rose tO level of wharves and lower part of city covered for fouI hours. Little damage done. No lives lost. Brazos Island is half submerged and Lyuchburg, on San Jacinio bay
 partially submerged.
 Twenty-Five Chinese left Roseville fol Sacramento on l7,h, under orders from whites, and latter ordered ali Co leave at all camps between Roseville and Au
 burn on pain of death. Nearly al Jeff as ordered, going to Fulsom. Night Of l7lh, entire Chinese quarter at Full som WAS burned down except one house Over forty buildings were burned. Pre- vious attempt to burn houses has been made. Col. F. A. Bee has sent long telegram to Gov. Irwin, protesting against he unlawful expulsion of the Chinese by brute force. New York Times thinks if murder had been com mitted by person of any ether nation the whole people of such nation would not have been held responsible or driv. en from their homes. Chinese refugees are consolidating in mining camp be. tween Rpseyille and Auburn.
 Gen. Sturgis telegraphs from Yellow. stone on 18th. that he had just had hard fight with Nez Perces, lasting nearly all day, in which many Indians were
 killed and wounded and several hun dred head stock captured. Loss of troops cOnsiderable-Several being kill ed and some wounded. Troops had nothing 10 eat for two days and march. ed sixiy mics to strike the Indians. Gen. Frost reports that on 18th, inc Crows brought into agency 100 Nez Perce ponies, and several Crows had started to assist Sturgls.
 Heat h San Francisco continued up 10 18th. Past several nights, heat was unprecedented.
 On 18th. Prince Louis Napoleon ar rived at Chateau in B lgium under pretense that he is hunting, but coming 50 near the French frontier during election canvass excites comment and IS regarded politically significant.
 London Times on 18th. says unless ihere be special interpoSiIion of Prov iGence, the Russian invasion of Bull garia is ended. Peace reporls are giv- en out and denied The Turks are still making successes. Russians in Shipka Pass have been reinforced and Russian report says after five days b n bardment al Shipka Pass, the attack became general along the whole line, and in an assault lasting nine hours by the Turks, latter were repulsed with enormous loss Russians lost nine ot-
 icers, 400 men wounded and 100 kill ed. Turkish report on same fight says the Turks did take and occupy a fort SIX hours and retreated to former posi-
 ton for strategIcal reasons.
 WASHINGTON advices to the 18th: Secretary Sherman will go to Ohio to vote ana permit all Ohio employees that can be spared from the Depart ment to do likewise
 The President will only send an in- formal message 10 extra session of Con- gress, announcing object of session and irving estimates. It is expected little business will be done save making ap- preparation for the army for present tis. cal year, and providing for deficieicies
 NEW YORK, September 19-Boss Tweed yesterday testified hat S60 900 was paId bOarl of Aldermen for cnnfir. ma'i"n of P. B. Sweeney as City Cham be lain. He paid Thos. Cowan, Prcsi- dent of Board, $j0.00O to SG0, 900 to pass resolution directing he Comp roller to pay $l,5O0,00O for Brook iyn bridge.
 Major Walsh has just returned from Sioux country tn Washington. He Says Sitting Bull is weakening on his desire io make terms and return. The chiefs Sd, they are tired fighting Have now HOO people camp q forty mile, from Hood mountain. Had the Amer ican commissioners arrived d month sooner, it is believed Sitting Bull would have returned Oa resonablc terms. He IS now alarmed ai news received from Flo Benton, that if he returned, Gen. Miles wlll be ready with troops to wipe out his people.
 Gen. Sherman arrived at Walla Wal Ia on l9lh. and received warm wei come. Left Missoula, Montana, on 4lh.
 CHEYENNE, September 19.-Thir- teen masked robbers yesterday after. noon went to Biz Spring station, six teen miles cas- from here, took poses sion of station, il only being a water ing place, cleaned out the telegraph and at night hung out a red light. When overland train, bound east, came up, and conductor stepped put to see what wls van ed, revOlverS were leveled on him, and in the usual way the engineer and fireman were se- cured, and the express car robbed of S6500 gold, S5,000 currency, and got 1900, several watches and lot of jew elry, from the passengers. The com ing of freight train interrupted the " business and the robbers mounted Iheir horses and left. The railway and express companies offer Sl0O00 for cap- -ure Of thieves and money. Parties are in pursuit and struck trail 50 miles north of Big Spring station.
 Vienna and London dispatches 10 he 18Th, iniIcate continued fighting and receipt of reinfurcements by Rus sians. Russian artillery continues tn lombard ihe Turkish entrenchments around Plevna. Chicago Tribune's special says Turks lost 35,000 Tn fights last week and Russians only l5.OO0; hat Turkish ammunition IS failing fast A correspondent say, Turks must soon be shut in entirely, and ihe spirit If the Russian army is admirable and supplies plentiful.
 Senator Lewis V. Bogy, of Missouri, lied on the 20th
 Secretary Schurz believes the Repub- icans will carry Ohio in October cleo | non
 Gen. Sherman has arrived in Port and, Oregon.
 In reports to General Sheridan. on he battle at Big Hole. Montana. Gen. |