Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-04
TEIEGR RAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

Washington, April 26. Tho new ldria Mining Company and Mt- Garrahap Quicksilver Mine case has re- appeared before the Department of tho h. tcrior.
 New York, April 90. The suns Washington SpecIal saws: sum- mary action was taken yesterday, by Secre- tary Thompson, in removing Hancock. It is to be followed in dealing with other cor rupt transactions, which Thompson has uu- earthed.
 It k generally believed that ex-Governor Moves would succeed Washburn as Minis ter to France.
 Montreal, April a9. The Novelty Works. a five story brick building, Was burned this morning By the falling ot one of thu walls nine men were in- stantly killed and ten badly injured, several of them fatally. Loss about S44.O00.
 Bucharest, April %. Roumania has Hlado an agreement with Russia, allowing the latter government to march itS armies across the country, and to use RounIania railways, telegraphs, etc All articles for use of the Russian army will be admitted, duty free and other privileges arc guaranteed.
 New York. April 2a. Vienna correspondent of the Herald tele- graphs that Prince Charles, of Roumania, iS preparing manifesto declaring ROumania independent Of Turkey
 The Principality will be erected into a Kingdom. aAd will be under the protection of Russia
 London, April 25. The Russians have three hundred thou sand troops on the Danube. and one hundred and twenty-five thousand in the Caucasus. The Turks have one hundred thousand men on the Danube, and fifty thousand iR Asia Minor.
 The Russians are still advancing into Asia from Caucasus.
 Persia has not yet committed herself to Russia.
 The Turks are endeavoring to excite a re- bciiion ln Caucasus.
 Belgrade, April 30. Abdul Kerim, the Turkish Commander ln-Chicf. tclegraphS Esman Pasha that the Russians will probably endeavor to force the ianUbc at Peni. and Ismil will cross near the mouth of the river.
 some of Skuporchtiina advocate war The permanent Committee of SkupoChtiina has protested against the occupation of the Ser vian Territory hy Turks, The SorVian eav-I airy and artillery have been ordered to keep their wagons and horses in readiness. The brlgades of Shumaida, pria, and Nalivo have been ordered tO be in readiness. \ large number of recruits have arrived.
 London, April 30. Besides eigh, gun boats whichthe Eus>ianS pave brought down in sections and put to- gether on the Danube and Pruth, the Rus sian fleet at Nicalaetr will come down to the mouth Of the Danube to assist the Russian army in its passaga.
 Consiantinople, April 30. u ls believed that the khedivc will fultu his obligations to the Porte as far as the liability of the Egyptian treasury to foreign hondhOldeTs will permit
 'ont Iieai'S,ls are expected to arise, in the even. of tho Russian squadron, in China, be. Ing ordered to the Great Sea, and demanding passage through the Sucz canal. All neutral steamers and ships have left Galaiz.
 London, Apiil 2a. The government k cnergetically pushing Us naval preparations.
 London. April 90. Orders have beeH sent to the Davenport dock wards to hurry forward the necessary Work on commissioned and uncommiSsioned shlpS with all possible speed. and to direct sole attention t0 such necessary work The officers in charge of the Channel squadron have been ordered to inspect thc boilers of each ship, and when absolutely necessary, to reduce the pressure to a safe point.
 The British government has issueJ its ptor. tmation of neutrality on the Eastern question.
 The British iTouclads, stationed al Nf,l.a have sailed for Corfu. It iS officially announced that the Govern '".,' "'h >Shd Su'uVp men at . mOmeut'S notice to Egypt. Of this force, 25 000 will go from England, and 25. 600 from India. The Globe says the Great Sea sauadron will remain at Corfu until May, then pro- ceed to Piercns and await orders Constantinople. April 29. great hre has been raging in the Cit\, Over 6N buildings have been destroyed. u Vienna, April S0. Turkish budgets show a deficit of four million five hundred thousand pounds.
 Washington May 2 southern men who have talked with Inc President say he will fsvor the Texas and Pacific Railroad bill.
 The time for calling the extra session of congress is not yet decided, all will bc fixed 1 by Friday.
 X Dill will hc introduced in tho coming congress reducing the Army to IN.OO0 Knoxville, Tcun., May l. EN-Sonator w. C. Ruwnlow died here suddenly yesterday.
 Philadelphia, May ?. | Wool k iirmer, and light supply; de nand improving. California fine and medium is quoted at l9C' 33; coarse, lHyt22.
 Columbia, =. C.. MaVI The counsel for the Republican officials today to let judgment be entered