The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

sillo with large force of regular
 toward Elvis, where t is said 8 banf
 of 150 Apaches are preparing t make raid into HermosiIlo to flo crate their squaws, captured recent ly by Col. Grcia. The people o Sonora are rejoiced to know tha Gen. Crook is to assume command of military afsirs in Arizona, and feel that it means subjugatiRg ths Apaches-
 A convict soldier lately impressed into the service was shot here on the 221 for assertion.
 The steamer Mexico arrived here on the 15th, making the shortest time on record.
 On the 2Oth a gale of wind passed over the harbcr, resulting in con siderable destruction and dragging the ships at anchor over suar,er of a mile. 4 lighter with twenty tons of iron was overturned.
 The Minas Prietas mine has shut down, throwing 200 men out Of em- ployment.
 Washfng:On Notes
 WAsHINaToN, July 29-The Senate on motion Of Miller, of California, struck out of the naval appropria- tion bill the clause abolishing the grade of Commodore.
 The general impression is that Congress, at the latest, will adjourn a we. k from today. It will be impos- sible to keep quorum here even Gs long as that time, as a great many of the House left yester- day, not intending to return. On the on'y vote taken yesterday there was but just quorum.
 At the special meeting of the Cab inet today to consider the river and harbor bill, the bill was discussed and final action decided upon, but great secrecy was maintained as to Inc conclusion
 The government has expressed a to arbitra:e upon the Mexican and Guatemala boundary question.
 Ex-Representative Rice is spoken of as the successor of the late Minis CT Marsh at Rome
 The report that Joseph R. McCol- nan is to be removed is denied at he department.
 Rich DiscOverie es.
 NEW YORK, July 29.-A dispatch rom Vutt, N M., says: Great ex- ;itement was created in this vicinity y the discovery of new deposits of rich silver ore at Lake Valley, ten miles from here. in the Black Range. In one shaft of the 'ilver mines vein Of chlorides and iorn silver forty feet thick has been disclosed. The influx is so large hat the hostile Apaches have fled nto Mexico. A branch railroad has seen laid out from here to Lake Val oy- The rush increases daily.
 Death Record.
 NEW YORK, July 29.-The ap- 'alling mortality of the past week. ,s14, is the largest ia ten years. To lay the deaths were e1s. OneJthird | # the victims were infants, dying of | holera Infantum. There were fight sunstrokes and eleven deaths rom heat to-day. IL is now ra in lg. The thermometer is S4.
 Foreign News
 ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-Osmzn 'asha Rifki and 2e Circassian off CTS implicated in the recent plot to Arabi Pasha, arrived to- ay from ConstantinopIe, having cen summoned by the Khedi7e. hey were received wph great cere- lony.
 PARIS, July 29.-The ministry was eaten on the vote granting credit or the Egyptian expedition by 450 , 75. The Cabinet rendered their The President asked lem to transact business till their were appointed
 CoNsTAN1INeFLK, July 29.-The ultan denies having received any legram announcing the submis- on of Arabi Pasha. LONDON, July 29.-Davitt arrived He WAS interviewed by of the Irish paper. He id he would return to Ireland i'm ediately to put Q spoke in the heel of Cavanaugh's land corpora ( 1n scheme Sir Garnet WoolseY is seriously ' 
 Arizona Indian News. LoRDsBURG, July 31.-A large nd of Indians crossed the Gi1a- yer yesterday morning, four miles low Richmond, making for the ein mountains. Lieutenant Geary .th company of the Sixth cavalry d Indian scouts are following the z fl. These Indians stole q head / horses at Mule Springs on the th. They had abandoned and '. He'd nine head before reaching the la. It is believed that this band F only a scouting party from a lar :. T band travelling in the same di- etion. It is reported here that the dians are concentrating in force :. utheast of Whitlock Cienega. bout two-thirds of the frcighters c the route between Lordsburg and ifton have drawn of, believing it r safe to travel the roal. The De- )lt Copper EIInIng Companv. sltu-