The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-05
Latest News by Mail.

Louis Republican, we extract the following items:
 Lord Napier presented his letter of recall, | and took leave ofthe President in his character of Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo- tentiary of Her Britannic Majesty, and the GUS tomaiy expressions of good will were inter changed
 Lord Lyons was introduced by the Secretary of State as successor of Lord Napier.
 The Department of State has received dis patches from Mir, McLane, dated Vera Cruz, April ', conveying the intelligence that, agree ably to authority vested in him. he had acknowl- edged the government of Juarez Mata will therefore be at once received at Washington.
 The modified Yrissari treaty was communi- cated to the government by the Nicaraguan Minister
 A treaty has been concluded with delega- ton of the Winnebago Indians, now in Wash ington, by the terms of which each head of family of the tribe is entitled to eighty acres of the Winnebago reservation, in Minnesota The remainder of the tract is to be sold for their benefit and applied to their moral and iadus- trial improvement
 The Southern mail furnishes N Orleans pa pers to the llth inst. They contain the details of the last Mexican news. The Liberal army, l3,000 strong had nearly surrounded the city of Mexico, and had succeeded in cutting off the supplies of provisions and water
 A equalization was soon expected to take Ir1o # bo+ Both armies were reinforcing. The Liberals were confident of success. The whole country was in deplorabe condition
 Mr. SicEles deeply regrets, for many reasons, particularly for the sake of his child, who must one day read the record of her mother shame, that the confession of Mrs Sickes was pub l shed The publication was contrary to his , wishes, and if it had been within his power it ) would have been suppressed The court opened at the usual hour, and with the usual crowd in attendance The argument 9 on the question oft the admissbility of evidence of adultery was resumed at great length by Mr. t Phillips for the defence f The President has received a letter from e Commissioner Bowlin announcing very sat n isfactory treaty with Paraguay. t Government is somewhat concerned about
 Cuban affairs. Orders have been sent to the
 Paraguay fleet to hurry into the Mexican Gulf Ex-Minister Forsyth, has declined public 7 didner rendered him at Columbus, Ga In his ,' letter of declinaton he is very severe on the " administration, which he declares had no policy V in Mexico He returns to Mobile to assume tho
 editorship ofthe Register. u Latest dates from Utah represent increased
 trouble with the, Mormons There was grea hostility between the troops and the people II
 Salt Lake city many robberies and murder
 were committed The Indians continued yer ~ troublesome
 The store of Garland & Co.,, suffers of For " Stanton has been destroyed by fire Los ~ $l7,OOO. The mail party for Stockton Cali O fOrnia, had been so much annoyed by Indian y as to give up the trip It is also reported tha A Lieut. Beale has turned back but from wha
 cause was not known.
 III The Arizona Expedition, so called, unde ,s Walker, Henningsen and other pirates, has fo II. the prese 1t been abandoned
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