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ARIZONA MINER Supplement.
Prcscott, Arizonn, April 3, 1874.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispati'hei to the Arizona Miner,
By Western Union and U. 8.
Military lines.
TIIK ARMY AND NAVY PITIFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ECONOMY.
from . Nw Vk llrrM.
In the Congressional debate on the
Hy reducing the number of troops as Indicated '
we shall, therefore, save much nearer a million
and a quarter than five millions. lh tbe Amerl
can people desire this ldtry economy at the ex
pense or an atnndomnrut ot the Western coun-
! . - ... . . . . . .. - T !.!
Washington, .March 2G. McClcery's bill
t regulato commerce lietwcen States by
railroad unwed the Houc to-day, slightly
modified, Houghton of California voting in
thu neffittivc.
San Francisco. March 2C Pacific Mail
Stock n noted at 471.
The schooner Ma May cleared to-day for
GuaymM. The greatct part of her cargo is
destined forTuoon. A. I.
Steamer Kaloratna sailed to-day fur San
n ... . -. - i n i i . i
Uiu in :scw lorK iiz;. urccnuacH. in
San Francisco 88
The women of Portland, Oregon, com
menced niidinjr on the drinking saloon to
day, visiting nearly nil the waloons In the
city. They were excluded from one saloon,
hut praying was carried on in the other,
without, however, making uny converts.
San Diego. March 23 This raorninfr, a
mall boat from the C. S. N. Co' crew
steamer Montana, which wm outaide, came
ashore with Divid Turner and Capt Heilron,
1st Sunt, for the P. M. S. 8. Co. at Acupul-
hn rpnoru thnt on the loth inst. the
Colima lost three blade of her propeller
and put into a cove on Cerros Island, near
where the S"ratnenln was wrecked on the
lTtli. ('ant HeAron. with 3d officer Hu'tolph
xndaix men. hit for San Diego in a small
row boat. After nine days rou;;h weather,
thev were picked up, nearly faraUhed and
exhausted, by tlio C. S. N. Co'i steamer
Montana, which vessel, uixm Capt NeAron
statement, returned to the assistance of the
Colitni, and met that vessel in tow of the
Arizona, which Utter vessel had picked up a
which had been 83 hour out
from the Colima. The Montana upp!twl the
i?nttm trlth nrnri.ions. a when Capt IleP
fron left there wcro only enough left for
?icht day for three hundred passengers.
The Arizona and Colim were laU neti ny
the Montana at 11 a. in. yesterday, nbout
ifiv milix Riiuth of San Ditco.
Superintendent Heftron and Mr. Turner
returned to the Jioniana in
thn M.mtmii tailed at once for San Franci-co.
U'.iliin.niin March 27. The chairman ol
ttra laid before the Senate
fn.ilav ft resolution from a mwi meeting of
- nu.,wn,l. Oregon, aking Congrcs
the executive cointriitcf ,, if. ibe Port-
o., n wan resolved to build three
large steamer n (Kin n tMilil
..t f
uni in fir Vork IIS';.
San Pmncisco 87?( and ft).
umcmjjo . .March 27-At Jackwn, J!i...
Vcatrnlnf W A CI .1 , ' .
' ,, : '',",r "r"k0 m a can ace
fn tin ..III.. .r i r w;tt .. ... "
" , ,,,,,,r c'l nlm out
and shot him, family. Cause .f the act tin
known. Shear way taken 10 jll, ..mid great
oxrltemei.t. Lynch law threatened.
.uif T 'nville. K ". M-rrh 27. Wlne.
lay lii.t. ono Amea w.m killed l.v- hi. -n.i.
ClT-li'A1"'-- frotn
ir.. " r"'.a. T " In the Senate,
t ! r ' , ",c ''V'sootninlttfe, a-port
S'il.,!?..PVror,,f crr,,,i,! a nlDtiona laml
nfPri' JarVN' N Y?l"-U 2i.-Thoa,rike
of hrie employes t Suniielianna .!,..-.
nnnriv snn i.n,lu.l i.. .
Ixindon, March 27.-,Tho ship St. Jfark.
day, v. ith 14 feet of water in her hold. The
ciioKii, nun ouu tons oi her cargo ha.i
to be thrown overboard.
A speelal from Herlin my tbat Ilismnrck
!! Pr"!U JtoM ration.
, V'1", 'peciai Kavs Serrano
,u "', "",CK IMbU'U Uarlifts heforfr 11111km
early yesterday morning. At 10 o'clock he
telegraphed to M tdri.l thnt the combat uah
n t- r , l" "''""J'Kc were with him.
Cabinet telegraphed cMigrattllu'tions io Sc'ri
JlilT,nnlM 'Ir Livingston eft Alen
.... a., K,.,i. in, me -Mn lust. Hody fullv
recnnnlx.vl of ... tt. ' "J
ijbwiinriijar
.11 III lir 1
proi.rUtlon hill tnny pretty .he. were made 1 try. iui wm or..ui4ie .urac ui u imiur.,
atioui economy, for economy, like "i;ood name It. I ! c.i pirt. of M'tn or the new Bute, If pot
man or woman dear my lord." Ii Ju.t now the j of W. hh.il we W lie lldeof
ImmcdUtekwel or our soul.; t't trut the ' tern .roSrt.. check the advance of the hardy
1 "V 1. m . ,w,.,.i.i. , ti oneer. w h ch I contantlv otHlnir ource of
fniifni or ill icvuic Ik viii siwt. ui a '
crahle torllon ol the propl" f"00"- ! "nlwwe w,a"" "ur ,or
Tsome qearterlbS a threatening, ..perl. J l mvM not wal -.l
Exlravacancc In every conceivaiiie way iirousui "" .1 " 7 ,
flnancialruln uiKin ui : ""t H' wor.t jK.lnt. In by every Cunete-sr No Lcom.my inn.t l.ke
the eUravanU were the .-eckli. .pproprla. other u th.n thl. it ud Wmy
ilon "nmbile money -by Con.fe... the 'corrupt I flht oneamrthrr In Motional .pl, for Ulr pro
.nd .fan. We esnendltorti In r'ny, !ry and I portion, of the puhllc money. and hc W eatrrn
: . . ... .. . .t. .-. i 1 Mion wiffi 1p ititsrrt man tue rjui in inc ncorc
1fnll.tr lull.: and xrhrn all these, with
admluWtratloii of the uUlonl fii.ano:. and
the bad Ute of onr currency, bronshl on a eol
Upae that upet.dcd ludu.try and eoinmtrce and
suddenly cat short the revenue, c wtre compell
ed to contemplate the im.atl.fjctory polblllty
nf a rfri1t.lt and either lncreae t taxation or new
additions to the debt. Tropic quite ttinor mw ai
such a tnomrnt that economy the proper
we cut on the ocen. will urce rctmirhment la
the u-ivyj while the Van supposUu; It ha lr. In
tere.1 than the Vut In the only ItuporUnt w;r
Ice our troop, are railed upon to perform, will
ure that It U upon army eipendltnrca our peat
Mtlng mnt l inide; but when the two come to
coiilcinplnte the .ubject mre at large thry mut
m lliat all lectl.ns re rqu.lly concerned In
1 - 1 - . .
nivy. It proposes 10 reoueo u.e army, irucu
larly, by fire thousand men, and to re:rrt, Ifiiec
euary, the limb, of elrlllxatloii. In a final ana.
ly.ls It l on clrlllatlon that we rami cconomlte.
Our too free Indulsenee fn civllliaitw U not ex-1
otly the source or our dlMiter., but a reduced
consumption or Ibat article Is what must aare u.
In the ititnre. uur ironiirr i mxu
.Ivr. and to iiulnUln It Is twi costly. e rtioit
- a. S a. 1. ... S uj r Ilia.
withdraw tue iircrs oy which iuc "", '
fcr Wrt have In-n proti-cte.1 and the ludluis
... t Mlni. and .uffr the barUtrle w.ie of
Indian rrtvar. to iwcep once more torcr a district
In whlrh the indcapc has already bemi to Ije
beautiful with thu rur.l; smoke ui mc
chimney. All the tioinra tbst mve n made
must bo cWii to tn ftmrs, and the settlers mu.t
come In or remain at their terll. for ecouomy re
quires that we should eui down the army, and we
Y-11 ..... iiijihu in rirfend what we hold.
Jtl .1 1 1 1 11 . VJ - . - 1 , J ,
Snrli U tho slMtHi lust economy a 'ui
.... r .,..1...,, 1 ...iml I'nmlf? call for a pre-
ventlau or the Irl.'Utlill waie anu nuu...
the public money, nnu v.oiicrr "'-" 'v
tiropoltlon to dleotlnne an outlay that Is the
only protluhlo us tbU nation males of a dollar
ol lis money. . .
U0011 the propomton 10 m mo Kt-tu
' ....... JTr .-iti.tu.n .nnni.ti fiimiiv to re-
Krse our'u "oy the emMoblller aud
Northern 1'acltlc vlllianlcs. the army .nJ IU FJ
portions -nd It- co.t wme In for free .nd.
wi mrt, adtniraiiie nno juon-.-u.
J observation In tho Huum Co.uwrt.on haa
en made ttwrrn the cxpene or the American
d EualUli soldier, and It Is found that while
"u softer or the Brlllsb army co.ts i-''?"
out live hundred doll us a jwr, each soldier In
q United Suirs array cot us Tor the same po
. - .v....,...l .ti.llars. which will prob-
ably surprise nobody ont.lJool ntr. Ap.
t,arntly It ccm to have bren suppo-cd that sd.
dlwouEhtnottocct u any nmrcthan they
er points of public exjrudltnre.
I'rrntiee Mulfurd writes rrom Loudon to the
8bn FraneUco UulHIn : "I have lcn ohllced 10
partly rcleani the Knzllth Uncuasc. Word
teredo not always eontey the same meaning
In America. There are no railroads but rallwajs,'
no drpou but '.Utlons,' no tlreir.cn but -stoker.,
no car but 'carrl-iircs. Tticre seem to be uo
bodies In Knglmd, but they keep 'cars on hire
at the stable.' There arc no stores but '.hops.
Neither an Inn nr public bouse l onncea "
entertain train traveler, with other accotnmoda.
Hons than ecr or splriu. To be red and lodged
one mu.t co to a tavern or hotel. W hen you a.k
for l.err they )"u porter. Latr Is un
known. There Is no waohlne and Ironlur, but
wathlnc and mansling. Beans are mown as
barieou' (the plcl"-lns term thriu 'atlocoU.
The word corn taud ror mo4t any ktud of grain.
There U no IcdUn weal but 'corn flour. A
streak once sn hour, contllutr a 'fine. o
street ear. hnt tramways,' no pitchers but Jugi,
uo glasses but tumblers.'
In sixteen or the States tbeie are Dcmoeratle
Ooveruors, to wit; Connecticut, Delaw arc, ueor
gla, Indiana, Kcotucky, Maryland, Missouri, Ne
v. J..ru.r. Olitn. Oretron. Tennessee.
Texas, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
IKJCI.ange.
Yon may ndil another .ew nampsuire.
more
Greenbacks in
crrEUni;VnVll.ui
mho iwsca upon me , 'nntTr
einttievJiAlh.coiiaiiiuii' -
.i.t.iio ... 1 uv IIUII? J-.III3 III Km IWO CUUtli
rnocr.TtATiox.
Bhnn delays, they brred remorse; '
Take thy time when time 1 lent tier;
Crreplns snails have weakest force;
Fly their fault, lest tbou repent thee.
Good Is bet when enruesl wrought,
Llnzerlug lsbors come to naueht.
(Southwell.
Tho Montana papers arc wrangling over
the location of their seat of government.
Helena nnd Virginia editor are doing their
level twt in advancing the cUimi or their
respective burg.
iiv wiiuia iHtiniu in 1110 isonmiu. 1 1 o .:r. r linmniini. 1. trririnp
,. .... ,. ... : . l...l'!"JCP oIH VI - mi a
" timiuMiw 11 iuiiiinii.ini sua swarms 01 1 uicn 1110 , ,r 1,5. ..,.
stalwart young feltou. Hnd employment with phlct hjrm. etc , or its coi n J ,.
Ilinculiy. and 10 drift Into the ani.v on veiv 1 1 "- In t.am-
sninll tay. Here 'abor In always In demand and Quicksilver 81.20 per DOlind in San Pran.
It requires at least a tempting ty to get me n In- cisco, whereas, one year eo it was but KO.
n'so, and at lout half the (iiuVrrnre hi the army per pound.
TJie Daily Califarnia Stock Ileport come.
to us enlarged. We wish it further success
Gov Davis of Minnesota has vetoed tbe-
bill passed by the Legislature to increase bis-pay.
Farmcra about Albuquerque, N. M.. are
sowing their Spring wheat, and have high
uopes 01 a prosperous year.
Not tiik Sajic Dent. Tho Dent who-
died in New York, recent I v. was not ili.
. i
in Arizona.
Madrid March 27. Serrano tcleraplietl
to the MlnUter n r th u faf. troopJ hi
it Sn T1! tU, 'r',i't lin, ' '"i
t the poin n the bayonet. Several town.
v i..uu neii on nsMiiieadar, Several bat
terieg were nl.o .eiirVl.n' 1 "Tdz
S.n FrnnriHco. March 27. Tho inv..tl.,
non Into tho alT.jrLLU,C, UenneU the
nlMing InniUAlwV him In ! &
o r a iargi. amount. Aa thu exatnlna
Hon or his accounts U not yet rnncliidod, th
- "ww awst"iiit, in ill liniik nnlliin la
known. Hi.
nett has nut
Omaha.
lint
who is aim ir, thet ity. Den
been heard from ainre he left
exiM ndituris Is due o th. enormous liifliliou of
prices matte by the f' that our money Is on no
bal whntrvi r. Anolhcr n-irt or the difference
is Utif to tlie met thai tlrlllsh War Depart
inenl Is niinagcd (lllfi-r cully from our War I)e.
primrnt In all thnt Imiiortant Dirt or tho mlllu
ry rvpeudlture th.it Is done by contract. It Is
worthy of note nlo that Ihe declaration that each
soldier co-Is us it thousand dnllnrs l n dcc.-ptlre
way oi siating tue prouiem nnogvttier. onr ex.
Icnditure, with nit nmirofthlity thousand sol
dlcrs, Is thirty million dollars, and that Is ol
course, n thousand dollnrs a man; hut equally, or
course, a very Mii ill proportion ot this Is soenl
on the men. Out of that expcndltnre we keen rnclnber of that family who formerly rcsidacl
up the whole military machinery or wrlsand mil. in a .:.. J nuuiumnny nsiuun
Itary posts and arsenals and armories: but If we
loiihlcil or trebled Ihe min.ler or men In our Tin, nnm R..n..,.n. t. . ..n .. .
armv WK.I.m.t.l nnl (MPr.i... r ..r...r,Ht.,rn on "".l.-Ji U BSIU Ulll
these Important point. Nay. ir we doubled our Pr,y of Texas and Pucillo railroad survev
army wu should not Increase the number or our I or will nhnrtlv l.tr
m... m . . i.l " J ........... vA.iuiug in in Bc0-
V". ."I".'..'" i".: tion ol countn-, with a rev to flndlnu-
puiii in... iijo iiiru i WC11JCIU.11VU uur nr !.,... -, . . n -
my.ihererorc. we should only lucrease our j.x. new, better and shorter routo for tho pro-
pciiditure by the moderate sum due In the ealcu. poseu nniroau, than lUat down tho Gila.
lullpn to the tmy and support of the men we I his may bo treason, but wo can't lioln It.
should add to ft. nnd thus for every thousand I
men added to our nrmv the ratio per man would I Uor JlcOormick, Dclegato In Comrrcs
lm less for calculsllon In the i budget; and If we frorn t lIe Territory, garoacrand dinner to
should osscend Irom our littlo army or thirty .. . , " " , ""b1""" mun sis
Ihojuutrjd men to an army lko England's, or one icrruurmi ueiegatei., at hH
iiuiin-ii mm wt-uijviKi!i iiiuumiiu, ,no .iivufu i uvunu itt 11 u.uiiwu, uil lUU lstll Inst.
mi mai inc uirereiHiBj ju con wuuiu ua no i . .1 ,1... 1 , , . , ,
reaterii.iiimIehtliorailoiiaIlvduetodlflerencD AU tDe "o'tw uwd in Arizona are broucbt
In prices lu the two countries. from California Why not raise broom cor
SIIIU lliu i.uiiii iuuviicu uinjll iiuiu 1. u t'v avu i niifi tnnin nllp nun l.rw..nB 1
Into consideration practically with regard to the I "
economy actually proposed In Congress. Mr. The Wastilmrton Chronlrla rbart.. iim.
Wheeler arsues that the discontinuance of re. 1 000 has been sunk In the florerometnt printing
milling will during the year reduce the army by loillce, and wants that establishment eipostd.--
nve tiiouianu men, necaese ns terms 01 cdusi- t.xctiange.
1. .cut expire and as met. deserti If no recruits are
PCfcpted. the rolls' will be lessened tb that extent; j
anu ne argues toat tins rcuuction 01 ure cuou
sand men will reduce the expenditure five mil-
)(ods or drjllrjr.. Here he Mis Into, the: jerror pf
nssurnlnx P vrAct a statement of the military ex
pcndllufe th'iit Is not true. fioldleraOo not cost
a thouisnd dollars a roan. Of our thirty million
dollars at least fifteen millions are expended on
things other than the ntrtonntlot tbe army; and
of the fifteen millions actually expended ou the
pmoinit seven million and a half sre expended
on id rev thousand ofileers and the other seven
You, Mr Chronicle, ought to have exposed
it long ago.
During tho lata enow biockado on the
Kansas Pacific It. IL. which lasted for thnv.
days, tho thermometr stood at 30 below
zero. Tho snow filled the cuts for ml I p.
and tho oxtretno cold made it difficult for
men to work.
Tho temperance movement hw been idu
millions and a hsir on tbe thirty thousand troops. ' gureted at Portland, Oregon.