The Weekly Arizonian from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

Military News. -Brvt. Lieut. Col. Reeves' company of infan-.

tnr, commanded by Lieut. Cook, has arrived, and gone into quarters, at Fort Buchanan, in place of Company lot dragoons, which' has departed for Fort Fillmore Lieut. Lord com-. manding. The recruits for Company 0, 1st have arrived at the fort.

First Lieut Randall, of Company, has also arrived. Col. llcevcs atomic assume command of the post. Thcro is-no doubt that a large number of troops have been. ordered, nd are now on their way to-this Territory.

We -have direct rjii'd reliable information from Washington, to lic effect that an extensive campaign will, at an early day, be made against the Apache nation probably as soon as government makes its contemplated changes in the Military Department of New Mexico. We but express the sen- timent of the citizens of this region, when we hope that Lieut. Lord and hia company will aoon be returned to Fort Buchanan. A garri- son of two companies of dragoons and one company of infantry, is little enough to allow this section of country and it is a most cxtraordi jiiary circumstance, that with the prosent con dition ot Indian attains, a single mounted man should be ordered from Fort Buchanan. We that this business may yet receive attention from headquarters.

1oru ruoM Arizona. A Nov York daily journal has the following highly interesting item of "news" from Arizona: "Enormous amounts of silver have been discovered at the mines of the Veiled Meadows, of Arizona. It lies in blocks and paucls, in many instances masses weigh tons, yielding from seventy to ninety per cent of zinc with i copper. Here is another specimen of the ridiculous falsehood! which have been swallowed by Eastern papers, in reference to Arizona. In this the-minos are not only manufactured but also the.

place where they locate them, It is a trifle s'mtrtilar that it did not' occur tQ.he paper which first published the above itein, that "blocks" of sillier "yielding from seventy to ninety per cent of zinc with copper," would be something of a curiosity I Such abominable litrf are only calculated to dupe fooia New Minino Companies. The Sopori Silver Mining Company, of Providence Khodo Island, capital one million dollars, will commence operations shortly, with a strong force. The Arizona Mining Company, of New York, will also commence work very soon. The silver mines of th'iB Torritbry are bogining to attract great attention in the Slates, and various new mining companies arc forming to explore and labor throughout this country. Wells on the Desert.

The Qrerland Mail Company have succeeded in oinking several fine the Colorado desert, in each case "finding a-depth of about fifty feet. -'Efforts are still being prosecuted with the prospect of supplying that desert country with water. HI A1UH EI). At Fort Buchanan, Arizona, on Wednesday, March 23d, 1859, by Mr. John Donaldson, U.

S. Collector of Customs, Sergeant Thomas Henderson, of Cnpt. It. S. Ewoll's Company O.

1st Dragoons, to Sirs. Margaret Abbott, of Syiaeusc, Now York. ADVERTISEMENTS. Post Office at Tubac. Sylvester Mowry, sends to Mr.

S. H. Lathrop, an official notice of the establishment of a Post Oflico at Tubac. Mr. Frederick Hulseman, a highly in-inteligent and popular gentleman, has been appointed Postmaster.

It is to be regretted thrtt the absence of any regular mail rout maintained by government, will somewhat diminish the receipts of the oilice Mil Frost. We fear that the recent severe frosts have put a quietus on the fruit prospects for this season. For three days past the weather has been very cold and windy. The fruit blossoms have all been cut off once this season, and a second clipping is more than they can stand; EDWARD E. DUNBAR, No.

2 William Street, New YorR, AGENCY FOR MINERS AND TRADERS In New Mexico, Ai-izonn, Sonora, Chihuahua and Mexico generally. Goods, Machinery, nnd all kinds of Supplies for Mining Companies and Tradors, purchased andjbr-warded. Dealer in Bullion and Ores. Edwarit E. Duxhar fc Guaymas, Sonora.

CARPENTER WANTED. A good carpenter can have constant employment, on application to S. II LATHROP, Director of tho Minc3, Tubac. Sonora Exploring 'and Mining Co. mar 31 LABORERS WANTED.

A few good American Laborers can find situations and good wages, on application to S. H. LATHROP, Director of tho Mines, Tubac. Sonora Exploring and'Mining Company. marJl ANDREW J.

NICHERSON COLE, ISlracksmiUis and WIieervj'rBgSats WARD'S RANCIIE, SONOITA VALLEY. 'piIE above firm arc prepared to do nil work in tho lino of their business, in a neat and durable style. Wagons mado nnd repaired nil sorts of blacksmith-ing done, including horso and mule shoeing, with tho utmost despatch aud at reasonable prices, mar 31 pd WHITE GRANGER, AT FORT IHJCUANAN, Offer for sale a largo assortment of Merchandise, comutihft ol, DRY GOODS, uRUUERIEo, CLOTHING, HATS, BLANKETS, HARDWARE, BUCKS, QUEENSWARE, Tobacco, of all Sorlci and Qualities, LIQUORS ALL SORTS, 4C. tb. Thd abovenamdd articles will be sold At.

reasonable prices, for Cash. IMSTOI.S AND CARBINES. A SUPPLY OF COLT'S NAVY PISTOL, (now pattern,) Also, Pockot "Six ShootorS," togeuer with a numbor of his six-barrel Carbiueiand five-barrel Ritles; FOR SALE at tho Store of the Soi.or Exploring and Mining Company, Tubac. FREDERICK HULLSEMAN, Store Keeper. RILLED BY INDIANS.

John Cottmnn was killed by Indians, about tho first of February, 1859, on the Gila Desert, fifteen miles from Sutton's Ranehe. Tho deceased was an American, and is supposed to have relatives at Snow Hill, Maryland. His legal representative mny obtain tho ntnount due him, and his friends ascertain the particulars of hia death, by addrossing the subscriber, at tho Oveilund Mail Station, Pimo Village, Arizona. mar 31 JOHN CAPRON. Edward E.

Duxn.ut, for many years a resi- dent of this territory, has established a Commission House in New York and Guaymas. He offers his services as agont, to purchase and forward supplies, and machinery to mining companies. His long roaidenco here, and thor-- ougli acquaintance with the wants of tho people, is ample guarantee of his competency for tho business. As soon as the port of Guaymas is opened to us, all the supplies for this territory will be received from there. No Mail Route.

The failure of Congress to pasi the Post Office appropriation bill, will prevent the establishment of any now mail routes, until another session of Congress, and very seriouly embarrass the routeB now in operation, aa they can draw no pay, until the money is regularly appropriated. The non cstab- lishment of a mail route from Tucson to Fort "'Buchanan, will be a disappointment to our people which cannot be appreciated in the States. We can only hope for something better in the future. A Good Democrat. Senator Toombs is responsible for the defeat of the Po3t Office Ap-propriation Bill, as ho insisted on speaking agaist time in tho Senate, for the purpose of defeating tho bill.

Senator Fessenden urged him to give way nnd lot the Senate pass tho bill, but he refused. Of course Senator Toombs will be considered just as good a democrat as over. Table of Distances. For the benefit of travelers, wo give the fol lowing table of distances between the stations on the Overland Mail Route from San Francis co to St. Louis, via Arizona: San Francisco to Clark's 12, Sun Water Redwood City 0, Mountain View, 12, San Joso 11, Seventeen Mile Houso 17, Gilroy 13, Paehoco Pass 18, St.

Louis Ranehe 17, Lono Willow 18, Temple Ranch 13, Firebaugh's Ferry 15, Fresno City 19, Elk Horn Spring 22, AVhitmore's Ferry 17, Cross Crcok 12, Visnlia 12, Packwood 12, Tule River 14, Fountain Spring 1-1, Mountain House 12, Posey Creel: 15, Gordon's Ferry 10, Kern River Slough J2, Sink of Tejon 14, Fort Tejon 15, Reed's 8, French' John's 11, Widow Smith's 24, King's 10, Hart's 12, Sun Fernando Mission 8, 12, Los Angol.es 12, Total 4152 miles; timo 80 hours. Los Angulos to Monto 13, San Joso 12, Rancho del Chino 12, Teniascal 20, Laguna Grand.) 10, Tc-mocula 21, Tcjungo 14, Oak Grovo 12, Warner's Ranch 10, San Filipe 10, Vallecito 18, Palm Spring 9, Carisso Creek 8, Indian Wells (without waer) i TTorse-shoeinrr and P-pneral BlarkqmithinP-(without water) 22 Pilot Knob 18, Fort Yuma, 10. and mules and do a general blacksmith business at his shop at Santa. Rita. mar.

24 tf. JOHN A. RIDENOUR. TIIAVE LATELY RECEIVED IN ADDITION to my former stock of goods, general assortment of Fancy and staple Dry Goods nnd Groceries, Tin Waro, kc, and will receive in a few dnys a larger assortment of goods than has ever been offered for sale in this country. All persons wishing to buy at wholesale or retail, will find it to their advantage to call on nie before buying elsewhere.

PALATINE ROBINSON. "Tucson, March 31. npiIE undersigned will buy and advance Goods on the growing crops of Whcnt, Barloy, nnd Corn; at a liberal rate. PALATINE ROBINSON. "JpOR SALE.

-GOO Gallons of assorted Liquor. PALATINE ROBINSON. New Minister to Mexico. Hon. Louis Mc-'Lane, of Maryland, ha3 been appointed Minister to Mexico, and ha3 already left for Vera Cruz.

His instructions are to' recognize any government, which bids fair to be permr.nent, and will satisfy American demands. Total, 282 miles; time, 72 hours and 20 minutes Fort Yuma to Swivolor's 20, Fillibuster Camp 18, Potorman's 19, Griswoll's 12, Flap Jack Rancho 15, Oatman Flat 20, Murderer's Gravo 20, Gila Ranehe 17, Maricopa Well 40, Socatoon 22, Picachio 37, Pointer Mountain 22, Tucson 18. Total 280 niiles; time 71 hour 45 minutes. Tucson to tho Cicncga 35, San Pedro (without water) 24, Dragoon Springs (without water) 23, Apache Pass (without wator)40, Stoon's Peak (without water) 35, Soldier's Farowoll (without water) 42, Ojo do Vaea 14, Mimbres Rivor 16, Cook's Spring 18, Picachio (without water) 52, Fort Fillmoro ,14, Cotton woods 25, Franklin 22. Total 300 milosj timo 82 hours.

Franklin to Waco Tanks 30, Cnnodrus 36, Pinery (without water) 50, Delaware Springs 24, Popo's Camp 40, Emigrant Crossing 65, Horsehcnd Crossing 55, Head of Concho (without water) 70, Grape Crcok 22, Fort Chadbourno 30. Total, 428 miles; time, 128 hours 40 minutes. Fort Chadbourno to Station No. 1, 12, Mountain Pass 16, Phantom Hill 30, Smith's 12, Clear Fork 26, Francis's 13, Fort Belknap 22, Murphy's 16, Jaekboro' 19, Earhart's 16, Conolly's 16, Davidson's 24, Gainesvillo 17, Diamond's 15, Sherman's 15, Colbert's Forry (Red Rivor) 13. Total, 282 miles; timo 65 hours 25 minutes.

Colbert's to Fisher's 13, Walia 14, Boggy Depot 17, Gary's 17, Waddell's 15, Blaekbern's 16, Pus-lov's 17, Ridvlcll's 17, Holloway's 17, Trayton's 17, W'alkcr's 17, Fort Smith 15. Total 192 miles; timo 38 hours. Fort Smith to Woolsey's 16, Brodie's 12, Park's 20, Fayottevillo 14, 's Station 12, Callahan's 22, Harburn's 19, Couch's 16, Smith's 15, Ashmoro 20, Springfield 13, Evans's 0, Smith's 11, Bolivar 11, Yost's 16, Bailey's 10, Warsaw 11, Burns's 10, Mulholland's 20, Shackolford's 13, Tipton 7. Total, 318 miles; time, 48 hours 55 minutes. Tipton to St.

Louis, 100 milos; time, 11 hours and 40 minutes. Rr.ciriTUi.iTio:f. From San Francisco to Los Angeles, 462 miles. Los Angeles to Fort Yuma, 282 Fort Yuma to Tucson, 280 'Tucson to Franklin (El Paso), 360 Franklin to Ft. Chadbourno, -428 Ft.

Chadbourne to Rod Rivor, 282." Rod Rivor to Fort Smith, 192 Fort Smith to Tipton, 318J4" Tipton to St. Louis, 160 Total, 2,766 Total time, 25 days. Timo from Tubac to San Franctico, 11 to St. Louis, 16 days. 'JIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT OUT tho interest of Charles Hayden in tho firm of Hayden Robinson, will continue to deal in all kinds of I5ry Goods and Groceries, Hardware, Jtc, fcc, at Tucson, Arizona.

PALATINE ROBINSON. Macrh 15, 1857. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM of Hayden Robinson are requested to oumo forward and settle without delay. March 15, 1859. PALATINE ROBINSON.

PAULO TUfltiTIO MAGDALENA, SONORA. Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Drv Goods, ail kinds of Mexican Goods, etc. Goneral Agency for the purchase of lands in tho State of Sonora. References Antonio Purer, Fort Buchanan, Camou Hcrmanos, Hcrmosillo. mar 17 3m ARIZONA MOUSE, TUBAC, ARIZONA.

mar. 10 IRA A. HIlLIy, Proprlcter. MOLASSES. 60 gallons for sale bv WHITE Jc GRANGER, mar.

10 At Fort Buchanan. COLT'S NAVY SIX.SHOOTEE PISTOLS. For salo by WHITE mar. 10 AtFort Buchanan. KICK.

rftA POUNDS FOR SALE at 30 cts. per lb, by JVV WHITE GRANGER, mar. 10 At Fort Buchanan. C. B.

HUGHES, M. a PRACTICING PHYSICIAN SURGEOX TUB1C, UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL. OCATED ON THE SONOITA-V ALLEY ROAD three miles from Fort Buchanan. The abovo hotel will be opened by the subscriber in a few days, when ho will be prepared to accommodate travelers in the best stylo the country af fords. He will also keep on hand a fine anortmant of wines, liquors, cigars, sardines, and after tho first, day of May, insure all horici committed to his care.

Persons visiting tho Fort will find good accommodations for the night at my -tablishment. JAMES GRAYDON. WANTED, 13 THE SANTA-RITA SILVER MINING CO An experienced Smelter. Also, good Barratcros, to work in tho Salero Mine. Apply to W.

WRIGHTSON, Tuba. Ojtice Somokjl E. Sc Misino Co. Tuhac, February 2bth, 1859. TTNTIL THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT commence regular mail scrvico on tho rout, mail will bo sent from this offico Friday of each week to Tucson, to connect with tho mail of the Overland Mail both East und West.

A mail will bo received at the offico on Sunday of each week. 6. h. LATHROP, Treasurer. GRANGER, at Fort Buchanan, have.

for sale, Riflos, Double-Guns, "North-West" Guns, Powder, Lead, Ely's Caps, Shot, G.un Wadding. alho Oils, Paints, Whiting, Putty, Chalk, Spirits-Tur- Iientino, Glue, Nails, Castiugi, Tin -waro, Brass Cottlos, Tubs, mar 10 EACON SIDES. 12,000 pounds for sale by WHITE GRANGER, mr. 10 At Fort Buchaoan. Orricc Sonora.

Exvlorino Miking Co. Tubac, Feb. 10, 1859. T.T J. OLDS.

Diid of Consumption on tho daj of October, 1S5S, wlnlo in tho employment of this company, II. J. Olds. Mr. Old an American, about 30 years of age, a carpenter by ha? a brother somewhere in California, ami is to have a sister and other relations in WU-cuuain.

His relative. can learn tho purticulari hi: death, and his lanful representative! can ot-Uin the amount duo him at the lime of his dath on application to S. II. LATHROP, Director of the Mines, Tubac. Orice So.voua Exn.ociNO Minixo Tubac, Feb 10, 1859.

TOHN STREIT, was killed in a rencontro wit'a one Antonio Ellsner, on the 25th of December, 1858. Both persons were in the employment of thu company, ttreit was a German by birth, agt i about 30; he wai a cabinet maker by trade and at tho time of his death "head carpenter" of the company. His family yet rosido in Germany but he is said to have relatives living near San Antonio, Texas. His friends can learn the particulars of his death, and his legal representatives can obtain tho duo him, on application to S. H.

LATHROP, Diroctor of tho Tubac. 0 VERLAND MAIL NOTICE Change of Hour. On and after 3d December, tho Overland Mail Stage will leavo San Francisco for St. Louis and Memphis at 12 o'clock M. on Monday and Friday of each week.

Overland Express for Visalia, Fort Tojon and Los Angeles, on Monday, Wednesday and Fridny, at 12 o'clock M. Overland Mail Company (via Lot Angele.) Tariff of Prices. From San Francisco, or from any point on tho routo between San Francisco and Tort Yuma, terminus of Pacific Railroad, or Ft. Smith. $100; From San Francisco to Vualia, $20; From San Francisco to Fort Tejon, $30; From Saa Francisco to Los 10; From San Frauciico to Fqrt Yuma, $70; From Los Angelei to Frt Yuma, $40.

Way fare 10 cents per mile; no charj less than one dollar, 1 LOUIS McLANE, Agent 0. M. San Franeiiee. CROWELL Jc Corner of Front and Clay StriiU, SAN riuscisco. MORRIS A mix JL OT 2IS SO Ei S3 A 2, 1XV AX70K10, TXXAn.

HARNESS m.IIE SUBSCRIBER informs the people of this J- portion of Arizona that ho hai opened tho Harness and Saddlery Business at Tubac, where he Is prepared to do all work in hi line. addle i and Harness made and in iV best manner. (m-ir. 10) A. HILL.

DEA3L.E5'ia I TOBACCO,.