Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-04
Later from Kansas and Utah.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 2:

(Per United States Express to Boonville, 25th)
Utah mail with dates to July 3lst, one
week later has arrived. The news is unin-
teresting.
The army continues occupied in prepara-
tions for winter, all was quiet at Salt Lake
City.
Surgeon Wall of the army arrived with
the mail.
Tie board of commissioners constitut d
by the English bill have issued proclama-
ton declaring the proposition rejected by g.
5l2 majority. The whole vote was 13,O00
votes, no fraudulent votes were received,
few precincts were rejected on account of in
formaiities.
A dispatch from Independence dated 2lst,
per United States Express Company to
Boonyille, says that the Santa Fe mail, with
dates to the Goth inst, has arrived. A private
letter received in Santa Fe intmates that war
with the Navajoe Indians is inevitable, they
having determined not to surrender the muir
derer Of Maj. Brooks negro, and even invite
the troops to fight.
Business at Santa Fe was very brisk. TIE
Gazettee states that nearly 100000 worth of
goods have been sold there within two months.
Abundant rain had fallen throughout New
NANAAS.' hO NANPS WIZ WIZ
Later from EurOpe---ArrivaI of the Str.
Canada.
HALIFAX, August "a.
The Canada passed on the 18th, at 10 P.
NJ, the American from New York, from
Liverpool.
a memorial to the colonial Office. on the
necessity for an Australian mail by the Pan
anna QUITE, is in the course Of signature among
the leading houses interested in Australia
The Lord Mayor of Dublin had determined
to give grand banquet, Oh the lst of Sep
,embcr, to the principal parties connected
with tie Atlantic Telegraph. The Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland had promised to attend.
LoNpoN.-The Times city article says that
yesterday the arrangements for the half
monthly settlement in the foreign and share
markets caused an increased d-nand for
money, and loans on government securities
were in request at two per cent, or half per
cent. above the rates of Thursday.
Hamburg letters mention the failure of G..
T. Overweg & Co., said to be for rather q
large amount.
FRANCE.-'rhe Paris conferences are said
to have taken up the question of the naviga-
ton of the Da ube.
The monthly return of the Bank of France
shows an Increase OF cash on hand at Paris of
thirty-two. millions francs, and the branch
bank OF 100000 francs
BELGIUM.-The llonheW says that treaty
of commerce and navigation between the U.
s. and Belgium was completed on the 7th of
July, and that it would be presented to the
Chambers at its next session.
-IG,,l,motio hat wv
the Representatives Of Spain aud Mexico for
the settlement of the long pending dispute
were expected to commence very shortly.
Gen. Almonte, Mexican Minister 10 Eng
land and France, had notified Spain that he
was appointed Plenipotentiary quo ad hoe.
PRUssA 1t is said that the Revolution
AIRY Committee in London had circulated by
means Of the Porte in the Grand Duchy of
Poren, numerous circulars melting to inSur
rect'On.
The late collision in Bosnia and Monteneg-
ro had caused a sort of panic in the capital.
The Musselmen and Christians were lyi0g in
state of mutual fear of each other.
The Sultan, to show his coniid 4nce, had
gone with a fleet on an excu sion to Smyrna
and the Archipelago.
a plot, having for its object the massacre
Of Christians, had been discovered at Smyr-
ma.
The government had made another seizure
of arms, and sent the guilty parties to Con-
stantinople.
1t was reported on the 2Sth of July that
band of Montenegros, 1000 strong, had as
sailed Kolaschin, killing nearly 1,OO0 of its
inhabitants, who, conliding in the armistice,
were unarmed. The Montenegros burned
many houses, and carried away women and
children into captivity.
INDIA AND CHINA.-Detais of the Calcut-
ia mall July 4th, add nothing important to
the telegraph Dispatch.
The negotiations with the new Chinese
Commissioners were proceeding at Sien Sin,
and an interview was to take place on the 1th
of June.