The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03
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SPECIAL TO THE .HL.EER.

Washington August l.-'The total popuiar subscriptions to the Der cent loan amount to S6,alp, s00, total received hy th" Syndicate. Sl0. .nO0, ,Oo0: subscribed in London aud rv. ported to date, Siu, ,3un. .0Dl, making Ss6,5lH,- snn. Against these calls have been issued for redemption of forty millions b-2o'> nt o1 and five millions of gold have been paid into lilo treasury for redemption purposes leaving Ssl aip 1O1 bonds vet to l,e called
 Memphis. August Tine brick moulderS are on a strike and all brick yar,is have stop ped street force of th" gas company dc- nlandcd an advance and wenc disclarErd.
 Vienna. August Ministerial counrii sat from four till seven o'clock. Mobilization has been decided upou. The Empire is go- ing to abandon it's passive attltud' for onc of armed neutrality.
 Fleet specials assert that the Turks have been victorious in the battles at ICue >asha and Plevoua. The Russians arc pilvaiIng to the Balkans pursued hN Nuiinan faNha.
 RagaSda, July 3l.-Cossacks on approach of Siiliman Pasha's scouts fell bock toward the river. Communication with RustchuA N re-eStabliShed.
 Saratoga. August President Vanderbilt, of the V. \. C. N II. R. Railroad. has issued a circular stating that of l2.WH cmploNes oI the Company less than 5.Uo struck. and no injury had been done to property. and in recognition nf their fealtN be directs that slOO,0OO he divided pro rata among all eu- ployes and those engaged in operating the read.
 Pers., August |. osman Pstsha announces a great Turkish victory. The enemy coni- pletclv routed after two days severn iight- ing The loss was S.D0 killed and .iH1 Rus sians and great quantity of ammunition captured. Turkish casualties comparative ly small. They fought upon the defensive.
 Columbus. Ohio. Aug. l.-\u freight trains are being sent out on the lndmuapp- liS or eastern division of the Ohio Central and St. Louis lines. The Pittsburgh. Cin- cinnatiand St. Louis Company is prcprin for full resumption of freight traffic go-mor- TOW.
 Portland, oregon, Aug. l.--Gcncral How ard, telegaphing from Headquarters ou Clearwater, near kanai. July 27th, says: ''i have asked tu have troops at Mi>Soula to detain Joseph until can strike his rcar.' IL k considered that two Companies with the assistance of a few volunteers. will hc sufficient to cngagel oScph. considering the dcmoralized condition of tbe Indians How ards troops will push through rapidly Another dispatch from the same pulu,. o' the 2sth ult., says the Infantry. artillery and Jackson'S Company of cavalry are now crossing the Clearwater.
 Another dispatch from Howard dated July 29th. says: My column. with two days nations, are now south of Clearwater. The march will he made in the shortest pos Slhle time. Col. Green k one days march this side of Florence. Everything k in the best possible condition to capture the enemy, providing the Montana troops can check their advance.
 Wickenburg, Aug. 2.-The following pas Sengers are on the Prescott stage to-day: Miss NJ. X. Canton. Gen. F.. O. Grant. Donna Chino.
 \ heavy mail and express k ou board the stage.
 Hon. Henry Wickenburg came in last night nom Phoenix where he has been recu- perating.
 Wickenburg, Aug. l.-Tom Ewing and brother left here this morning for inc Me Crackin mine. This firm have thirty teams between here and Salt River. on rourc to McCrackin, loaded with flour and bar 'ry for the Signal Mining Co.
 Governor Ssfford is in Globe district
 \ man in from Greenwood reports that l h,s vein of the Signal is r. fee, in width. and | working assays show ore worth from sS6 to ! >i7l Der ton.