Show jittu bil etz mu IRA arizona mines and mining ning train the prescott late latt late news froni from all the iha mining dis t tact ric ts i south eoal east and west or of resi c ott cott is n better than any beret heretofore orore us inSHAW BB new discoveries are every day liciag beio made and the numerous phalti a anil nd tunnels that fro are being driven in the tiger eclipse lipse cougar del pasco hunter md and other lo desare derelo developing P sail said lodes to tho the entire la of owners okho are MOTO more jubilant than ever among tile litcey discoveries is the areka yreka a lodo lode containing immense ioime ns quantities of gold sod ani silver c specimens P eci of the ore brou brought glit in here b by jos joe demirs emirs arid and eg there ore arc as s hicl rich as any wo we have ever seen free gold the surface of every piece and silver indications are quite plen plan ticul and others have gone back to sink upon it near the del pasco iaco every gulch was wai filled with placer miners ho he were making 5 to 20 per day rockers and pens pans the dirt below tho the areka yreka lode also alo prospects ts big DISTRICT I 1 work upon the davis davia lode is being laba week two nico inen in three i out 2 tons ore tho the ledge is if eighteen I 1 fuel det thick between walls 11 cears clark and davis were io in town sunday last and pave gave va us than a pound of rock which we crushed and prospected in a horn born spoon poon gelling etting a ful of silver sod and gold the gold is u very fine R IV groom is in at the day is and says eija it is is tho the richest ledge he be has ever seen DISTRICT Ar Arac atras tras worling working away sluice head of water in icae he brer creek k placer miners making from 5 to 20 per lay day 0 allen alien anil and others visited the vulture mino mine last week and ire are loud in their praises of it allen alien says bay it is iii one of the wonders of the world for size uio and rich ric Lacsa am niTi ncr mcatur and alexander arrived n toon to it I 1 harshay lail hist niti mith new to th ill thit ahr I 1 he buat hug cit thing let c iii in ilia he I 1 any ay 1 r f a quartz ledge had jact bi en art bic incited tied in weaver ilia dis biet iw its ili called it the great sexta in f to the superintendent of 0 f t he vulture at one place it is one yards wide it is is near antelope an clope creek noil arid the trail from froin kirtland Kirl lind valley to weaver crosses it who knows but thi ay be the ibe ledge fedgo that furnished furni alicd the gold with which rich hill was fi arcil in 1863 rich silver ore was this week wed brought to town front the he black hills vork upon the lee it scott mine in trial near ne ar tucson pirna conaty conat ta is pro greasing the 1 boys boya are arc making things th boil in Wall apai district mohave county and tauntingly boast boa st that their in mines i ties are arc rieber richer than those of any ny other section of the territory Terri territory tor Y furnaces Fur etc pre arc in courar of co construction n st they have haic sent to N nevada a for mill nice anti metallurgists emigration front german there are eyelet curious facture fa fi ture in a the history of german to america Previous iriti ous to the outbreak ofte of the ie revolution the emigration ayo from d germany and th the adjacent countries such as holland was distinctly traceable to religious motives and thus we sect bebej settlements settle x menti on tile banks of the hudson river and the pennsylvanian homesteads imbued alith VC itla a different spirit from that which characterizes the present german col act bonios in almost all parts of the court coun try the wars wara of american I 1 danco benco like french revolution and the I 1 conflicts against napoleon I 1 were the cause of a forty years suspension of german emigration to the shores shares america but the peace of europe was no sooner restored when the liberty of emigrating to foreign lindet the fear of future dwars wars the natural inclination of bf germans to settle in I 1 diamant dia tant coloni cs ind and the desire of im proving their social condition induced thousands of to brolis crapsi thi the atlantic and to help in the general development of ibis country within the th 0 last fifty years 11 persons belonging to that nationality have ex cr changed their original homes for new ones on american soil during that period by y adding to the above 6 agures gures the swiss of f german extraction the alba clan ceans the of the german part or of lorraine and a total emigration oM a precis prec pre ints ns itself to the notice of the careful statistician u talal to S states tates from til all bounces bour ces for the last fifty years was it is ii apparent from these figures that more than one aoe third odthe of the foreign element in this ma country is ia compo sedof of ger mans the emigration irom the uni ted led kni kingdom I 1 doai during the same period reaches the figure of or about from ireland Irr lind alono alone although the lie irilli population lia ila thus thua far furnished it a larger r of I 1 emigrants than the germao german it is Is fair ir to presume that the latter latt ernat notion iun will till event eventually anally ascii trill d more colonists to 10 this th n country than the former for fortl ireland reland is a a very small country with a do pleated copulation opu lation while germany is a great empire with a population rap clyl increasing thirty leors as agn I 1 ireland numbered of ight inhabitants but can only muster at the germani Ger nany 1 on on t 11 thili other oter band las has at hie hi hour to of witha with fati fair hect of rapid increase in spite pio of the he large percentage which she v ill have to lose 0 t tile the united stated as aa long as his hia country is in it a prosperous and flourishing condition conditi ont the A c end na or of imatt year and the beginning beganyi decre g of f t the a present show a marked cano all in the emigration from germany but this is ii exclusively owing 0 a tire the war during which a large number of young men had bad to serve in tile tho army vilgo ft ho would otherwise have settled in ilia blew world bringing og their co connections or their families with wilh them it is but fair 1 to 0 P presume resume that a largo large influx of germans may lo be expected within the immediate future ex ar changing politics I 1 C cot 0 jr IV roK Stir if imm mm alio nothing w is more mare remarkable in we h 1 tory lary than the fact that states stales rua and statesmen often undergo entire re ul shuns of political sentiment and nd conviction vic tion to doubt the sincerity of these changes is to 0 o question the justice of bf every tort sort of bunery has boon been the tha most potent element but otier causes LAVA hav been effective the freo free trade speech of daniel webster in 1820 able as ii ib was was not particle more conscientious than his protection argument in philadel p ani hia twenty aix years liter later the leading rede in Linea lancaster titer county frain 1811 to was the ramo james buchanin who in a few 3 cars after became arcanie the admitted Damoc ratio chief or ol henry ii early democracy dt lid jid not pray 0 nt liun froin becoming abe defiant defant enemy if that party parly andrew jackson tout took command of it calhoun Cil Loua became a free trader after haing baying mada tonic santa of tire lilt strong es t arguments for protection thus exactly changing places with daniel webster when however slavery began to the field we iad a 2 siang of astonish 1 I g states vibe hc clcil cled out of ono one party into another with clarity cl erity leino crapio fortresses I 1 lilo ike maine M aine new illinois lower iowa pennsyl vania tania new york antohio and Ohio which had stood by the democracy in in every trill trial and had routed the whir whigs i in in the iho R ke publican pub licin col column lima while title veteran ec teran democrats like hamlin of maine train lull bull of illinois wilmot or of pennsyl vania D K cartier cartter cr of ohio pros arcs ton king and n E fenton of new york I 1 morton morion of In indiana diina ranged relvas on tire same side bide not as privates but oil as general officers each cadi willa an army at his lack back I 1 there here woi was little compensation for these losses it is true the south consolidated to savo the peculiar in ution but little was gained by bj the hi halting support or of such former formerly id intense whig stales ts maryland fkr kiil kentucky they could ako tko not so radi ly forget their devotion to clay and their hatred of jackson the see sectionalism born of latchy laT cry raise raie gale rise rise to war var arid and then ben couie some of the be strangest or of revolutions hundreds of ti thousand iou sandis of deboer a is became 1 pub I 1 icing when they saw the treatment that reeder ind and douglas and their compatriots compit riols had received it is difficult and often disreputable to diviaio the motives of wen who change their religion or politics s yit it ie is interesting to know how they excuse clause themselves consistent Cons consistency isten CY ia i often a species at of moral cowardice Manyel many shelter gelter under this thia shadow aad lie through a lifetime publicly in dorsing an idea they liate in in their hearte the brave spirits are arc those who welcome the truth its w they teo sea it and right fight it out but tho the fool foci often lives live an and d dies in his own errors the wise man investigates and rejects them As ag none are perfect ing in life so 0 o all should aspire to lo lie be pet fe et iu in the christ like virtue or of toleration the new wrom irom the iho chicago tribune there can bo be no doubt that the northern pacific railroad Kail road nill mite mate really change the diric direction tion of the trade of tie alc belt of territories through W is to ta run which is ia even now d desirable esi grable and which is 13 destined to be of the great greatest importance has bit hitherto herta been by force of circumstances c es almost entirely under the control of st louis the missouri river brou brought girt it directly to the doors of that city navigable fkr fir a distance dista fice of or 2500 mile up to furl fort renton it il runs rum eastward nearly the length of northern lif n tatia and turning in it bilota traverses the central portion of that territory before raving leaving montana tana it is reinforced by bi the yellow stone one which permits the he masgo passage o cf light di aught steamers tte amers nearly to the centre of southern montana by mans means orthis of this and of other tributaries tributa ries on oil which flatboat at can be tie bcd e d the missouri has furnished means leans of lif transportation por tation to the territories of Dakota orD dItota 1 idaho idah and the noi northera thera pirt part of wyoming ng A fleet of fifteen to twenty steamers steamer has been engaged in doial ilia carrying set vies of this region and this thia car the number is is to bo be in by tile the addition addi lioa of ten the amount of capital invested in merchandise in mo montana 0 tana for tire year wait VM given at in idaho at aud and n estimate not ll 11 bibid bcd on oa official returns turns le places that of dakota at hero here i is an aggregate sum of which would violl veil iu in the returns of any city it is ia a trade too 9 great r e 1 not to excite tonic some earnest rivalry 1 y the agricultural products of those territories were given na as follows montana idaho 00 oo dakota estimated while these products did arit lind find their way to a foreign market hill ELM tho the amount amoun t ten lent was sufficient to 10 give some hint of tho the future agricultural vs value I 1 u e of this thia neyr new northwest forth wot to this trade the northern pacific PAci I 1 fio railroad will add that which on the he lower and upper columbia clarks fork stale stake luver aliver and puget auget sound seen a supports nineteen in ars or of abc extent of 0 this some idea may bo be ob dined from the lie fact that aliat the oregon steam CUb pany 0 ans the lacan cro in questions qa cadon was as 03 late as with a capital of only and nd yet at up to june ISCO has bos expended expanded over a million of dollars in building steamers wharves railroads rail roada around the dalles and tho the etc and baegl les g hii has paid ill arl aver cr a ui illion dollars in pu ai 03 i then there are the pat herds berds or 0 cattin cattia in and ami Idalio for which abich this rod road will open i market lly by iti branch to Pem loida I 1 it will lay jay under llie ilia Brili fili settlements along the red nril anil avi rivers ers and if in the Wui Win nip V baal ai iii an a 11 Us being to burdo the trod with th tho A hay bay yur fur com company pany and bo fort fern tho the sum total isi iii reached it will brinig ua no tg nearer aber to aicia by atle at a Ca tileR will ill developer deve dev lopo elope tho the whale cod anil and salmon if the western cons increase by binm I 1 1 tion the pru production of cereals tho the conru consumption eplion of manufactured articles arti olea sail and tlc abe mining iott reat or tile foilb west the a 0 I 1 the future to a great ecat extent lies fei along its its una line what city shall be able to ina make L a I 1 anost of iti it is in a question naw or of considerable ii terest chief justice acklan of uta is 9 gaining dining A n wide a t 1 on aa 18 it the it first judicial officer vi nho ila eydi ever had the backbone to enforce the I diwi aws of the united st slated ates ho he has become became the tha supreme object of mormon hat hal rd aila ad tho ilia target for all the sneers of I 1 I 1 heir allica allia among among these id 1 the danab A arau now tia ablest anil most influential of Brig brighams hams ori ot gius giua the last in st issue contains a letter in ijuin McKea grisk defense poll and to so just juat ii it that it requires all of tho the in ingenuity to pitch patch up tip i a reply A piper paper which c ciu 1 I a louis napoleon to a level and a comparison aith ala tho the lamented lincoln would nf course not nol hesitate besita 1 I 11 to a elevate brigham w with ith chrit christ or to poil the judicial rola of a fear fearless letts judge justice mckean his has yet to merit anything hub but commendation 1 at ab our hands bandit D tiar 1 I from the lh cu cr 1 hernia ll nil among tad tbd many P incidents tie a t 3 of ill alic a ardi franco IC 0 pr abian wair war I 1 the history of set sergeant clint iloff huff is by no means the lent least interesting T the he french papers were full foil of his wily plots fur weeks by birth ho he was w u an alsatian iio was very stem a never seen to eulile ills ilia fatral 9 af pf f III alic a RAL bitang 9 knew no bounds bound his house it biad 4 a been destroyed lie said faid his own f fa ather had fallen beneath the erus prussian cruse iia sian bward ue ile wanted only a aud and ho he would have his revenge A gi cit L ul ind rilia bian helmets came into paris paria almost oat every day tie as trophies trophie ii of ins his success general trochu wished to decorate him with tho the acdal of the he legion or of lionor iloff refused it he would fi fight i lt fur nothing but revenge he be said R it was vas then proposed to give hink him the command of ct men that thai lile like w wise iso he be refused ile he could succeed succeed better alone after tho the battle of champagny bioff was seen no more people thought ho he was killed it turned out that lie was a prussian prussia siry |