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Letter from Florence.
FLORENCE. A. I. June II, 1878

FLORENCE, A. l. June II, 1878.
 R"gul trly every week we re ceivc the HsRALD, cont thing ils freight, in the way of q vast y in ere lsing business in rheniy, and the gr,at $ 1t Ri7.r valley; ald s express Ill ter-tha llcal anl tel .- graph news Of the d,y. Do W. really appreciate iha value of ol' Joe Il plp'rs? For Witt of c'm- mu lion wi:h tn. inter s,s of u .. wide, vii. worll. ou' mIchi cry runs down; we li;lless'y ponder and dream over the quo<lio | whether tha worl is qlite com pnse-l of "us" an " our. ;' when suddenly our local newspaper i+ thrust i to thr do IF O. olr slnct nm. The spell is br kel. Gu rrvr.ie c ae', nnl by natural impulse we grah the pip'r. Her. are the l"cIls in fam Tar column and type. Al ways om thing th re to inter .St. Nv developments in mines. The rich grow rieirr, the DOT poorer Ext-ns:on of ads. New di tricts discove el. Sijpme its of bu lion from 4 B. c. & D. m nrs. St rcks, cpmmissio1s. The in " vt,ble prnb- lem pf Joiu Chi run n on ihn PI- cifc Coasf. Mr. A. is tick"tel as a pas senEer for tn. "ils; :" anl E. is on h's way "ou'." T lagrapLic items infrm Us that the prob rbil ty of q peaceful llut'o 'ol Of tn. R l>sia B-itlnic war qu"stinI is inc. ga ing. The hear ne 'ds a fresh DO; of ho ley. anl iha Lon ch ,ic, cut of beef, to wind them up. or the fight i at an end. Congress on deaI l.ck, and Hayes still in ihe Write House.
 "Generll news tells us allabout the Beccher-Tilion struggle, and things too numerous to unt on. Then we have business firms and their advert semelt<; teams, and teamst rs; the very best blreains in general merchandise, &c. &c. h. dee'l w. have here a prnoramic view of all the world and orr own locality in particular, al for the sum of s per year.
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For Delegate to Congress.

To the Voters If Ariznna:
 l. ae'-'r iarce with the expr' ssed wishes nf Q great many ci izens {. The Territory here- ith submit my name io ihe voters 'herof as an h. deqenfeht Candidate to the 46ih C.ng ess nf inc United States. snd most respectfully ask the support of my fellow citiz-ns. promis n 7 inst if 'ected. I will Go everything possible, in a7 honorable way, to serve them and the Teui'ory
 AIel. 2l, Is?s JOIN c. cA1r8ELL. u.d
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For Delegate to Congress .

T" the Vs CTS O ArizIna
 l very sp- 'tfiI' Y a1 ounce myself as ar In eT--ndeni Pe..pe'S Candi,lHtr |. R -c' criun tn ih> 46th Can .re.s r. Hm el-ci.4 will siri tlv a there [" my 'or ner c,u-s and with the 'dvaniaga df passed cxp-fi-n.'e vii labor i.' adva C. 'hs entire n'er-sts o h. T-rrif .rv and her "p'e. r" this -n very respecr- fully solicit The SUI port of all -i'izen[
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POLITICAL.
For Delegate to Congress.

To the N''i. rs of IT znna Terit T.:
 l h- ebv annuunre my<-lf as Chrd'da.e for D irsats. io Congr-ss at tIe "Rsu'- 2 N vrnber election. KING : oOL~rY.
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H. G. Hiw. hI5 be .l ap-

L &. Surveyor of Mile al La lds for ,hr Territory of A izona.
 Any inform u.ol of J. P. Wool, will be tha kfu ly received by Lis brother, Geo. T. Wood, 423 Washington sheet, San Francisco, Gal.
 Hen. J,ffe~son P. Keldrd, oe Dekoti, in Il speech Defora the House of R.p-es s.Hta:ives, NJ " 24, st .ied int Arizona had l.opuln- to , of 45, ,OOO.
 Wi srm & Ha kcll, th, Yara phi colnty pulling contractors, have taken out q S2O.O0O i surance pol ic tt, run 50 diy., on tic new cur house and jIil.
 M. Rag un. while in Globe City, aid he had bonded his h. If of thc Silver Xii: mine for SiOO,OOO. sIOO,OOO torfe hp to be paid to him in cas- of 10 sale.
 -Col. Chs. A. Reynolds. C. if Q Ia trrnla t r of the D'parimrnt of AiizonI, Las b en ord r d to ch mge stations with Col. Gco. H. We k. of Vanc 'uvcr, Orcg' g'n.
 The c~op,i il Pa .blp Wei val Icy are r"porte l as unusaally prom:s- ing. Il Hrvrsting small grrin ha- co nme lc d. Tat VII " i, lmir- ably q lopt:d to the cultIr. of the grape.
 In the Proba'c Cour', at Pcs. colt, May 2oih, the W Il Of Co,es Blshf'rl wrs ad nittrd u prIbat.. anl w. c. Bl hforl ap2p.nte.l ad- m;niStra'or. The cs.atc is valued al about SlOO,OO0.
 The Presc tt Niner says crops of all kinds are far adv rncei il Vcrle va y, and the firm rs are Sd Quinr thlt Il big yield ali la vest time " Il he their rt.w,rl f,r time ani lrb,r expa id.l in plrnting.
 -JIhn Per ;hoa'l"r Ina, bro l.h' sr't in the Fnu 'ih Dist jet Court Sal Francisco, az linst War en Dut- to |, ct IL, to r.covrr 2 900 shares ofih' st ok of th- Buckeye Mi ing Compa ", locat d in Arizona.
 Articles of in; irp);It oI h1vr h eI Iil'l If u. St. LI lis Col aud Slvsr NJ nilg Cpn1tly. of At c Dis'ri;.. nnl of tn: Blsha'l Coll all S'v1; NJ lin; Comp ny. of Tn lll li+'ric'; Pimrcnu t..
 -Dr. Nike, NJ lie Il Dirct IF of rha D.p,rtm mt of Arizo Fl, i. making a '!lcciinn ot ihe skulls of lnlim tribes, pre!lis.o.;c and mol crn. for ihe Army M .dical Muse nm at WLshi 'gion. D. C., and will be un Ter o'lisltipns t. those who can and will contribute >pecim ms.
 Tn. Sigill mine, M .llave county, is now ops red to d .pth of 45O feet he!ow the crnpping., a.d ihr'" levels have been Tan f. m two to four hun1r.d fe t in l.ngih. Tie stopns in these levels have ore cn,ugh evp's'I to run the nil for two vra:s. Tn wei in the t',ird level, where it is cro cut, show. Il width of thi-ty--ev feet. Sixteen mn are cmpl wed in lhe mi e and but twcn'y-fv' in all fo:t ty tors are taken out anl hauled 10 the mill d ,ily.
 A severe disaas, ha. male its apprarance amongst the cIttle of the ranches araunl Tucson. No p cullr symptoms have ben dis covered; the tic when r le sel from the corral in the morning took the'r accustomed rold to ihr pas. ture; those attacked ly the di ease very soon lug be ,ind, lie down and die. Several of the cutie opened imntdintrly after death. shove l that the flesh of the hind pl t of the bo1y WIS almost completely Llack puffel mp, and had al'og ther the zC sf
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JOTTINGS.

Pl'asa1t weather .....Prospc tors r tur ing from the mountains. . llart sting livrlv... Wag-< low.... A circus show is hIl ling forth here; exhibited Last Saturday and Sab bath evenings, anl we gre tol the reEim. is to be rope ted. A Pint In lim is lyi'g at Judge Walkers, under Ire of physician. He hts al arrow in his person, which the physician cannot exirica'e. Oau>e-ln unpleas mtncss among them selves at the agency.
 ADIoS.
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WI A HANCOCK. P-oh-teJ ,ls,. No'arv Pu1ic Iui A turney at Law. LInd u.; Hess a speciality.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WHAETON & SHEETS Phrs'riars ard " Surgeons WEI Hitaui rr'f ssi calls s' any h. ur of t-e d,v n;gh' Ofi' first dnpr of 'he C u-tinuss Pha-iN A T.
 ". IT. ". Sheets NJ n.. late '.f F Nov.
 J F. Wharton, M. D., [. Medical EVan- finer. s--t
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p UL w B 'R. Aitorn y and Coanselur st Law. Prescott. Ariz z"a
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TiliN HOWARD Al roy ard C"ursei..r o ai Law Prescott, Ariz ma. Office, South MrnteZuma St.
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IOHN T ALSAP A''nruay aud Counselor ar Law. Pi oenix. Arizona.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06

the Columbia crew defeated yesterday in
the first heat Tor the Visitors Cup, won the
race for the Ladies Plate. This prize was
open to all college eights.
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Ex-senator n. t. Yuiee 0 NJ rida and George W.
Williams, oi Cbsrleston, C.. are ,l the Glsey. ID.
o. Mills. Presi oi lne Bank of California. aud ex.
Mayor Charles A Otis, OF Cleveland are al the Wind.
sor Genera W. G. de Coigny, oil Ecuador, Is at The
GRIND Central General john Hanmant OF Grown
Point ", aud Cnar es W. woolley. OF Cineinnati.
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Philadelphia AT the Everett. United states DIS.
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Atorney Genera Cnarles Fanchila Is at the
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advantage was in spite of their injudici-
ously taking the centre OF the stream, where
they had more current and wind to contend
with than would have been the case if the
crew had kept the Berks shore. Under
these drawbacks it is certainly to the
credit of the Shoe-waes that they so
long held the London men, and it is fur
thermore claimed by the friends of the
Americans that their getting into the GEN.
ire of the stream was in great measure
due to the exhaustion of oar No. 3. There
are two bays in the Berks shore just before
the curve in the stream, into both of which
steered their boat. 1t was not until the
London men emerged from the last of
these bays that they again led the Shoe
waes, and then it was observed that they
were only about six feet the best of it.
NADEAU KNOCKS UNDER.
The Shoe-waos came bearing straight down
on the curve, and endeavored to take the
lead at this critical point, but Gulston
called upon his men for spurt, and, as
they magnificently responded, the London
men, with their long, clean stroke of forty
to the minute, came along with
rush which shot their boat clear
length ahead Of the Shoe-waes. Again
the bow oar of tho Shoe-waes called upon
his men, but the response was not of that
kind they usually make, when it was dis
covered that Joseph Nadeau. No. 3, had
given out, and was clearly unable to do
his share of the work Thus crippled, the
order was given for the crew to slow to an
"easy," when they soon gave up and re-
turned. The captain says that they would
not have appeared at the starting point had
they known of No. 3's illness. At the end
of the mile London was leading by length
and half and, of course, rapidly gaining
LONDON WINS Easily.
The London crew, amid great cheering.
passed the finish, and the unlucky Shoe
waes we're seen in tho distance padding
up, bow and No. 2 only rowing. the boat
barely crawling through the water.
The Londoners' time was Sm. 2Gs.
THE SICK MAN.
Nadeau, it seems. has had diarrhoca for
some time 1t had stopped, but came on
again last night He kept his illness from
his mates. or they would have rowed sub
stitute in his place He seems quite recov-
cred nov.
THE sHoR-wARs RETURN.
The Shoe-waes at first accepted their de-
feat with nonchalance, but once at their
quarters, they fairly cried at their bitter
disappointment They will probably 60 to
London on Tuesday next and sail on the
steamer Utopia for home the 18th inst
THE LADIES PLATE.
The Jesus College eight, four Of whom
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the Columbia crew defeated yesterday in
the first heat Tor the Visitors Cup, won the
race for the Ladies Plate. This prize was
open to all college eights.
PREsENTiNa THE PRIZES.
At fifteen minutes past six o'clock this
evening all the crows that participated in
the regatta assembled at the Red Lion
Gardens, just north of the bridge. The
gathering was the last scene in the regatta,
and was for the purpose of presenting
the prizes to the winners. Lord Camoys
made the presentations, and in hand
ing the Visitors Cup over to Captain
Goodwin accompanied the act by
neat little speech. He said the Co
lumbia crew heartily deserved the prize,
and congratulated them one and all for
their great pluck and perseverance, which
they had shown in coming 80 far to com
pete with the best amateur crews in the
world. Lord Camoys finished his speech
by hoping the Columbus would come
again. Captain Goodwin was called upon
for response, but declined. and could not
be induced to make speech. notwithstand-
ing the prolonged good-natured requests to
do So There was much cheering on all
sides, and Columbia came in for the
lions share. kilograms are pouring in
upon the Columbia crew from every
part of the world warmly congratulating
them upon their victory. This concludes
the Henley Royal Regatta, and not since it's
establishment, in 1889, has the aquatic fes-
tival been so fraught with interest to the
world at large.
FESTIVITIES AND oHRIsIENIyos.
The evening was devoted to dinners and
general conviviality. The Columbia men
dined with the Trinity College (Cambridge)
boys, and wined with the Trinity College
Dublin) men. They helped tho London
Iutney crew 10 curlbtcu Inc oteWarus Oup,
which the latter had won. and had q crowd
of jolly visitors to help them christen the
Visitors Cup, which was the prize Of Co
| lumbia.
| dinner will be given them in London
Sunday evening by the graduates and
students of Columbia College now in Eng
land.
GOOD rrMB GENERALLY.
The weather kept fine TO the end, and on
all hands it is admitted to have been
throughout most enjoyable festal occasion.
RYJoIcISos IN THE METROPOLIS OVER TIL
| vIcroRY-How coLuMBfA's SONS REcisivEr
| THR GLAD rrDISas-
II 10 safe TO say that previous race at homo o,
| abroad created 80 much Interest and excitement
among the groat mass Of tue people OF Nov YORK.
Even the boatmen along tho Norm and East rivers
class that regards boat racing IN general as swin
de- recognized that the struggle at Henley was TO b'
an honest one, ana staksd tner money on the Aneri
| cas- crews with perfect confluence. When the gas
udings Of csiumbias victory was flashed across I'M
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Columbias being out Of their own water.
Goodwin at once perceived their, danger,
called on the men for another squirt, and
they answered with tremendous burst of
speed, which sent them fully two and
half lengths ahead. The pace was SO hot
it completely exhausted the Hertfords,
whose bow oar, as they neared the bend.
became exhausted, and the boat, not being
steered, swerved toward the shore and, en-
tsring little bay, ran plump into the
grassy bank. Thereupon the bow oar
tainted.
COLUMBIA WINS
The Columbus having swept around the
bend saw that the race was theirs without
further struggle, so they padded in at
comfortable stroke amid tremendous cheer
ing. They had shown yesterday what time
they could make, and, although the con-
clusion to-day was unsatisfactory, they
knew that the race had been theirs from the
start Cheer upon cheer rang out as they
came sweeping past the finish, and the
Americans on shore were almost delirious
with Joy over the lads who had beaten
Oxford and Cambridge. When Columbia
passed the winning post the band played
'Hail Columbia" The time of the race
was Sm Ais.
THE STEWARDS CHALLENGE CUP.
The London Rowing Club having won the
second heat for the Stewards Challenge
Cup the meeting between these formidable
oarsmen and the tough Michiganders was
looked forward to with great interest. A
most exciting race was looked for The
following are the names and weights Of the
LONDON ROWING CLUE.
LBS.
Sleb Smith. ...... ................... los
F. 8. Gulston. 80. .............. ....... Ut
A Irower. .........-...-.... loo
+. l.. Playford. ..................... l7O
sHoE-wAK-cAE-MErrxs
Moses Nadeau. ..........-.-........ IA
II. w. Durrell. 149
j. Nadeau. .................. lag
.. Oueseau AOo
THE RACn
There was some delay in sending the
boats away, owing to the eagorness dis
played by the Shoe-waes. At the signal
thoy went of like shot, obtaining slight
advantage on the London four. The Shoe
waes went straight down the middle Of the
river, and at the end of the first hundred
yards led their opponents half q length.
The London men rowed without fault,
and at Fawley Court outpaced the Shoe
waes by spurt and led them by quarter
of length. This challenged the Shoe
waes, who had been rowing forty-four TO
the minute, and they increased the number
TO rty-eight, the great effort resulting in
the boat again being SLIGHTLY in front This
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was announced to come of. This was the
final heat for the Visitors Challenge Cup,
between the Columbus and Hertford Col
lege, Oxford. The crews and their weights
were as follows -
COLUMBIA coLLRaE.
Lbs.
T.. Il. Sage. lfO
Cyrus Edson.. ............... l6l
H. G. Ridabok.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17O
J. I. Goodwin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1o3
uEnTFoRD COLLEGE, OXFORD.
Lbs.
j. Lowndes. -. l58
II. w. Desney. 167
THE RACE.
There was gust of cheering as the Co.
lumbia boys rowed down to the starting
point, and the Hertford men had thousands
of friends who gave them encouraging
shouts. start was effected without any
delay, and the Columbias, with stroke
little over forty to the minute, at once took
the lead and kept it. The Hertfords were
rowing about the same stroke. At Fawley
Court the Columbias were one length ahead.
THE COURSES srEERED.
Hertford stuck to the Berks bank, and
Columbia at first kept under the Bucks
shore, the wind slightly favoring them.
The advantage Of the Hertford course 10y
in its being the inside one, and they never
relinquished it through the race. After
pulling quarter of mile, however, Co
lumbia steered out into the middle of the
stream, remained in that course for thirty
seconds, and then swerved toward the
Berks shore, again, however, coming out
into mid-stream, as though, having the
lead, they had attempted to take Hertford's
water. At one time they almost touched
oars.
wonpY nRLRs TO nxaryoRD.
Hertford made repeated pluoky spurts,
a. they neared Remenham, to close up
ON her swift antagonist, but without
avuil. She was accompanied throughout
the race by o number Of howling young
gentlemen on the bank. They were from
her own college, and urged tho boys in the
boat every time they fell back TO renew
their efforts. Hertford could not in that
race be talked into overtaking the Colum-
bias.
nKnrroRD GOES TO GRASS.
The young gentlemen ON the bank kept
up their antics and encouraging gestures
and howls until little beyond three-quar-
ters of o mile from the start. 1t was Just
then that Columbia, being about length
ahead, attempted to take Hertford's water
"spurt r. yelled the lads. "Spurt and foul
them r. The oarsmen indeed spurted, but
it was no use. The Hertfords' only hope
nov was to catch the Columbia boat by
touching her and thus claim q foul tha
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