The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

WAsHrsaroN, May Il .-Tne Wa Department has almost complete
 negotiations with the Mexican al thorities, with . view to allow tn troops of either government, whil
 in close pursuit of hostile Indiaui
 to cross the border to certain e1
 tent.
 Trouh,e Anticipated.
 Fr. APACHE, May 12-The White
 Mountain Indians asked permissior
 to 20 and plant at Forestdale- Th'
 land is of the reservati aud foItJ
 white settlcrs are cultivafing th'
 ground. These Indians leave or
 Friday morning. well armed Th'
 whites declare that they will not b'
 driven of and bloodshed is appre
 hendei-
 For che Expression Of Crime.
 LONDON. May 12--ln the house of Commons, Harcourt. the Home Secretary, introduced bill for the repression of crime in Ireland, pro- wiling that speciai tribunals, con- listing of three Judges. be appointed by the Lord Lieu enant. to try ca-e without 8 jury The judgment Of the oart must be unanimous, and apDeaI can be male to the Supreme Court The judgment of the latte will bo given on mljOriIy of the Judges. The Supreme Court may diminish, but can not increase, the severity of the scnience- It gives DOW CT to search for sccr,t apparatus of murder; to cutter houses by night or day under warrant of the Lord Lieutenant: to arrest persons prowl ing about at night and unable to give an account of themselves, who are to be dealt with in a summary manner; power is given to repress intimidation and unlawful mutIny, the latter t. be dea:t with summari- ly. Newspapers containing sedl- tious and innammatory matter will be suppressed a1d the proprietors re- ouired to enter into rec ,, nIzance nol to repeat the offense; outraEes are to be dealt with summarIiy by the courts.
 The government re-erves for son. aidera ion sny further alterations Ot the jury system. The operation oi the bill ia to be limited to three years. The Secretary sad the bil placed almost unlimited authority in tile hands of the Lor.! Lieuien- ant. These measures will probab y be followed by one dealing with the arrears of rents. Northcote said the opposition would give the Govern mrni all the assis;ance in its power holding them resp nsible for the way in which they discharged their duty. P.rnell said he wished to join in expression aS to the temperate spir ii shown by Ergland in the past few days, but he declared that that spirit | was not displayed in the prOpo>ed l bill, which he regarded IS the most 1 stringent ever proposed, and which, l he sad, would result in a hundred 1 fold greater failure than what had gone. before. The House. by vots i of S27 to 9, passed the repression bill to it's first reading. The minor ity was comp. sed entirely of Home Rulers. Di lon fcrcoly denpunced the bill
 Pa-nell 7na the FenIaAs.
 BosToy, May 12.-The Herald's cable dispatch says: Parnell will probably come to an open ruptur, with the Fenian members of the Land League. Davitt, however, will stay by ParEell iH any case and is even n-ore coociliatory on his gener- al attitude. IL is uniers;ood that Farrell applied for protection, ow- ing to rumars current and to threat eniug letters he has received to the effect that he is a marked man. A News aper M n Wants a Big
 Slice of Ar.zSnA-
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-The Chronicle publishes a story that J~mes A. Reavfs has set up claim for Spanish grant of three million tour hundred tLonsand Gcrcs III Arizous. beginning al the base of the Mariccps mountains, running thence esst, ircluding Gi,a valley and the lower valley of Salt river He bases his claim tn ceed given about twenty years ago by Miguei Perslia. of San Diego. to Re wis Tt George NJ. Wiling, the widow o; the latter selling to Reavis. The grant was originally made to Peralta by Ferdinand Sixth of Spain, in l74s. A transcript of the record was filed in the church archives of the old Mission San Xavier, and were pre- s1ved by the Indian bureau of the Catholic church. The tract cltim- ed embraces Maticopa, Casa Grande, Phenix, Florence, Pinal, Globr, Riverside and other mining districts. In the guise of newspaper cores pendent Reavis has travelled over Arizona and Mexico hunting tie records and preserving cer' fled copies and ph tographs- He has interested some capitalists in his 6laim.
 R forming the R~dskInS. NEW YORK, May 15--The Her ald's Washington special says: A gentleman for some time resident in Ariznna sai,i to your correspondent this evening. that if Secretary Teller actually disarrns the Ipdians he will
 w6ad to all Indian troubles.