The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-30
T0-Day's Dispatches.

Washington, Nov. 21.-Paiiorson made long explanation, and said he would not en- danger the supremacy of Inc Ropubi ican party. He would vote for Buffers adms- sion because lac was fairly elected. Conc yer disclaimod any bargain and said he was Republican.
 Sargent has gone 10 attend the funeral Of his sister.
 In Executive session of the Senate, ii was recommended that Gen. Harlan be confirm cd as Justice of the Supreme Court.
 John E. Hawley, of Illinois, will succeed Mccormick, as Asst. Sec'y of the Treasury. McCornick's resignation takes effect De- cember lst.
 In the House, Sclecher introduced a bill for the construction of Railroad along the Southwestern boundary of the United States.
 Luttercll introduced bill For the relief of certain settlers on public lands in California.
 A resolution was addopled 10 ask the President what legal impediments hindred him from executing the laws in relation to the |. F. k. R. and it's branches, i2o to Il.
 Lynchburg, Nov. 27.-Amphorst bridge, 900 feet long, was swept away, on Saturday, and two iron bridges below Richmond. The property destroyed in this city is esti- mate al Si0G,O00. The damage west of here s greater than in 1870.
 Paris, Nov. 27.-The newspapers are dis cussing whether the Army will support MacMahon or the Republic in case of a con hict
 Nondescript placards insinuating or threatening tie President, have been posted.
 Over lo0 persons were arrested yesterday for drunkenness and raising seditious, cries, and insulting or resisting the police.
 Ciltibii, in Albania, still holds out against the Montenegans, encouraged by assuran- ces of relief by Sea.
 San Francisco, Nov. 27.-Gov. Hoyt, of Arizona, is stopping at the Baldwin.
 Chicago, Nov. 2S.-A Washington special says Packard has buried the hatchel, and become reconeiled to tho Presidents policy, and will be provided for.
 Paris, Nov. 2s.-A special from Pera says 1t is reported that the Turks have abandon ed strong position in Orchanie DeIile, for strategic reasons.
 London, Nov. 2S.-Distress is prevailing among the mining population of Cornwall; SO much as to require charity.
 Mukhtar Pasha tclegraphs from Erzeroum that everything indicates that the Russians are preparing to suspend operations and go into winterquarters. Snow has fallen in the mountains, to the depth of three feet. There arc renewed reports of fighting near Rust chuck, the Turks being the aggressors.
 Washington Nov. 2S.-An Ambassador of the Samonian Government had an inter- view with the Secretary of State yesterday. His Government is willing to be annexed to the United States, or will accept protecto- rate, and will doubtless grant the United States the exclusive right to the harbor of Pagopago, as coaling station, which is said to be the best in the South Pacific Ocean.
 At a demonstration in Rome on Sunday in commemoration of the battle of Mentina. the police seized some Republican flags, and telegrams 10 foreign papers werc stopped be- cause they contained reports of disloval speeches.
 Paris, Nov. 2S.-There is no doubt that Presidcut Mcslahon intends to ask Senators for leave to discharge the Chamber of Depu- ties, and that Senators will assent. The dis solution will not be proposed until the Depu- ties refuse to vote direct taxes-which will be by the end of the week. Anxiety if felt by all classes over the situation.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2J.
 Gold los; greenbacks g7@aS,S: dollars Io @403i; trades 96l4@96l5; Mexican dollars 9iA @ a5}5; fine silver in N. Y. ll7Is-I,on. don 5id.
 Mining Stocks aS fullows.