The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-13
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGs.
SOUTH AFRICA.
NEWS FROM ZULULASD-cETEwAYo WILL NO
 ACCEPT ENGLISH TERMS.
MARTIN.

NEWS FROM zULuLASp-cErEwAYo WILL NOT
 ACCEPT ENGLISH TERMS.
 Cape Town. May 25, via London, June 7.-The Zulu King, Cetewayo, on the 18th inst, dispatched an envoy to Colonel Crea- lock, asking him to send European to dis cuss the terms of peace. John Dunn ac- ccrdingly went to Cetewayos kraal, buthas already returned, negotiations having failed because the British refuse any terms but unconditional surrender. Cetewayo's good faith IS doubted. IL is thought probable he will shortly throw his whole strength against the lower Tugela column.
 The contemplated rapid march against Cetewayo's kraal has been abandoned.
 Transport difficulties are increasing owing to the scarcity of grass. The health of the troops is improving.
 It is reported that Major Chary, who dis tinguished himself at Roark's Drift, has died of fever.
 It is rumored the Zulu Commander Dabnlmanzi, while on his way to surrender to the British, was intercepted and killed.
 A fire at Graytown destroyed large quantity of Commlssary stores.
 LYHCHING IN NEW MEXICO.
 Santa Fe, June Wednesday night, at Las Vegas, an Italian who last fall mur- dered a Frenchman and Mexican woman, and who was sentenced to be hanged, but was allowed rew trial, and Mexican who on Saturday murdered man, were taken from jail and hanged in the public square by citizens. The bodies were still hanging yesterday morning.
 RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH MATTERS.
 New York, June 3rd-The Jay Gould and Russell Sage Colorado party were on Wall street yesterday, and spoke in high terms of their recent trip, the country, eli mate and people visited. Sage said the trip was remarkably successful. All the roads as far west as Ogden, which was the western limit of their trip, were found in excellent condition. The excursionists saved great deal by taking along with them from different points persons with whom thep had business. They were car ried until the matters in which they were interested were settled Gould haa been very successful in pushing the construction of his new telegraph lines. Many contracts were Ter and work begun in as many direc- tions. A contract has also been let for sll the wire necessary. He was certain large DOT | ton of the lines contemplated would be ready for operation in few months. Sage said that his election to the Directorship in the Pacific Mail was a genuine surprise to him. He could not say what the plans for the future of the company were. A con- ference of those largely interested will be held to morrow.
 ! THAT NAVALBATTLE.
 Admiral Seymour gives London paper what he claims to be a correct account of the late naval engagement between the | Chilean and Peruvian forces. He says that 1 the Huascar sunk the Chilean wooden ship, and that the Peruvian ironclad Indepen- dence ran on reef while pursuing the other Chilean vessel and was wrecked in consequence. If this is the case it is evl- that tho vuInerability of the ironclads is not proved by this battle but that the peruvians must have carried everything before them had the Indepencial not been run aground. No doubt there was bad steamship in the latter disaster but the controversy between iron and wood remains unsettled.-Record- Union.
 THE DIsTUREANTE IN ALGIERs
 Paris, June 3d.- Official dispatches from Algiers gives Rn account of the disturbances in the province of Con, tantine. Eight men of the escort of an officer of the Arab De- pertinent were killed, but the official es- capped. Three battallions of infantry and two attachments of artillery have been sent to quell the outbreak.
 MOUNT ETSA.
 Messina, April 6-The eruption of Mount Etns is diminishing. The spreading of lava has almost ceased, although one stream con- tinues to flow toward the ryer Alcantara at an average rate of fifteen metres per hour Loud rumblings and dense smoke continue, and It Is feared the lull is only temporary. THE ENPERRoR's GOLDEN WEDDING. Berlin, June 6th.-0wing to the absence of Inc Car, the programme of the Emperor Williams golden wedding offers little of a striking character and may be further cur tailed. The Duchess of Edinburg has isle- gTaphed excuses, The Grand Duke Aleps will come as the formal representative of the RomanOffs