Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
TELEGRAPIIC.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER

New York, April -. The Times publishes a letter written hN IN- Senator B,n. Wade, to N. II. I'Aiu;rr of Washington, strongly cuudcmiug President Hayes Southern policy.
 Chicago. April 2}. The Journal's Washington ~Is-rlai dt~patch says: Tho publication of eN-S.nator Bvn. Wado'S letter attacking President Hayes policy. iS the general subject of discussion to- day. The opinion prevails that tlc letter will encourage other Republicans Co speak out tLcir cOnN lctions.
 New York, April 23. Senator Blaine, referring to the san Fran cisco tryouaut story, that he has prepared resolutions to present to Congress for a new inquiry into the late Presidential election. telcgraphs the associated press thst there i~ not the slightest foundation for the story.
 Washington. April -s,
 It is probable that within a few days the Secretary of the Treasury will issue the fourth call for the redemption 4 ten millions uf 5-.0 bonds.
 Toulon, April 13. The French Government k formiu. a third division Of ironcladS, consisting uf a frigate and two corNetteS, to proceci to Ic- want for the protection of French subjects.
 Washington. April 24. The Louisiana Commissioner have rc- turned. They speak in high terms of the manner in which they were received bv both parties, sud appear we'll satisfied with the result of their mission.
 New orleans, April 2i Judge II. NJ. Shafiord was nominated to- day, by Democratic caucus, for L. S. Scua- tor. Noon-The troops are now moy Ing out of their old quarters and taking up the line of march to the barracks. There k very little excitement. proclamation of Gov. Nichols k pub- lished this morning, calling on the people 1. to make no disturbance on tho withdrawal of the troops from the State House. Pack ard will vacate shortly after the withdrawal of the troops. His final address will be pub . lished on Wednesday. IL will contain moth {. ing challenging the right of Hayes to tho . Electoral vote of Louisiana. a. has been asserted, nor is any evidence being collected hero. as rumorcd, to show that rildeu car ried the state. The following named Re- publican members were sworn iu in the . House, to-day: keating, Brown, Dinkgrlve. Hill, Gray, Magloirc, Browne, Thomas and . t,ruer. There are now absent from the House but four Republican membcr>. and from the Senate, three.
 London. April 2i Tho Standards ConStantinople special says that war K inevitable. The Russian has left after notifying the Grand Nihier of the rupture in diplomatic relations.
 St. Petersburg. April 2l The Cars manifesto to the Russian army and people was promulgated to-day. TEc :, Emperor declares that in view oi Inc relec- ton Of the protocol by Turkey, aud the ob- sIinale refusal of tho Porte t0 yiold to the just demands of Europe, the moment has ar- rived for Russia to act independently.
 In the House of Lords this afternoon. the Earl of Derby stated that r. ,UUO RuSS .au troops crossed the frontier last night, ana that Count Schoralotf, the Russian Emhas- sador, in communication to him CDerbvl said the Russian Circular stated that a gene. rsl order to cross the frontier had been given,
 Bucharest, April2l. The Roumanian government, in reply to note of the Turkish Grand Nizier, request ng the Prince to make arrangements to pre- rent the passage of tho Russian army has ieclared that such stepi too serious O bc , determined by the executive power alone. md that the Romanian Chambers will be ! assembled on the 26th inst. to examine tho question.
 The first Russian detachment. consistinc i Nappers and officers, crossed the Rouman- an frontier, at Bestuck yesterday. X thou and men Is expected to cross to day. The |, 'rand Duke Nicholas issued a proclamation | Q the inhabitants of Roumania, announcing $ he passage of the Russian army, under his ommand, toward the Danube. The Ron f nanlan government, having received no pre- iminary notification, has declared that il fields to force, and has directed it's troons tn all back to avoid n conflict.
 Washington, Apnl 25. The report of Louisiana Commission was ubmitted to the President yesteriay, and Till be made public to-day.
 Colonel Thomas F. Kehoc, Chairman of tho - forth Carolina Republican State Committee $ out Tn a letter supporting Hayes Southern olicy.
 New Orleans, April 25. The Legislature yesterday elected Judge hofiord |. S. Senator
 The Republican members of Legislature. in aucus. adopted an address endorsing Pack rd's past fidelity, but counSeling submission p } the new condition of affairs. l. Al five o'clock this morning Packard and d II his adherents, except one of the Metrnpo- a tan police. had left the State house. Colonel !, 'acon, Chief of Police directed his men to ii Ike charge of the building o Packard's militia left behind them ahout r h stands of arms belonging to the state. l. Governor Nicholls has received many tclc- |" rams offering congratulations over the with {, rawal of the troops. h
 Chicago, April 2i. q Correspondents of the Tribune and Times a' ,ft for the seat of war in Europc vestcrIny. g. On account of European war news. mark !" .s on the trade board arc active and price, r