The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26
Latest from Washington.

wait for further information from the territory, especially as to the course of Judge Cradle. baugh. The indications are that Gov, Cum ming will be sustained by the administration, his conduct being regarded as wise and roncili- atory. Such instructions will shortly be for warded to Utah as will prevent further difficult ties among the federal authorities From all that can be ascertained, some trouble is appre- hended from the Mormons
 | Certain witnesses summoned by the United States have appeared before the grand jury of this district, and it is said a true bill has been found against certain government agents for false vouchers in the purchase of mules for the army,
 It is reported that the delay in awarding the California mail contract is owing to differ erences in the Nicaragua Canal Company.
 The revenue for the current nonth from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans, is estimated to be $4,OOO, OOO- On the basis of returns already received, the revenue for the quarter is estimated at over $42,oOO,OO0. England has signi6ed her willingness to Sec retaIy %sarcy's proposition substantially for the exemption of all private property from seizure on in, ocean, but Mr. Buchanan insists upon condition resi- secting blockades, which effect ively prevents the conc Iusion of the negcr
 The treasury receipts are coming up to the estimate of the secretary, and it is not deter mined when the treasury notes authorized by the late law will be issued.
 The New Orleans Picayune on information received from Vera Cruz, says that Mir. MeLane had, when the last steamer left, about aban- doned the idea of going up to the table land for the present, and this both because of the distracted state of the country and the desire to be near the government with which he is to be in official communication. He desiredy4h fore, to go on board our ships of war at Sacri. 6cios, probably the Savannah, till her relief by the Saratoga. He proposed, or had proposed. in what manner it is not said, to put himself in communication with the. leaders of the opposi- ton party, for the purpose of protecting the lives and property Of American, citizens, and, in the name of humanity, to stay this unnatural war, or, at least, softening down some of its more formidable features. ..'f
 The receipts of the treasury for the quarter ending April lst, amounted to nearly $22, ,5OO,- O0O including upwards of $l3, 900. 900 from the customs, snd between $s,OOo,OOo and $9ooO,- 900 from the loan of 1856 The expenditure
 
 during the same period were nearly $l8,0OO 0OO including s, OOO,OOO for the payment of treasury notes issued under the act of Decem- Der, 1851
 The steamers Fulton and Water Witch have been ordered to Norfolk for repairs. It is un- derstood that their crews are to be retained for further and immediate service.
 The official statement just prepared for pub lication, shows that Congress, at the last scs- sion, appropriated for the legislative and exec utive civil and miscellaneous purposes. nearly seven millions of dollars. Diplomatic and con- sular purposes, $4S,OOO. For the Indian De- pertinent, revolutionary invalid, and otber pur- poses upwards of $3, 35O, 900. Army fortfca- tions and military academy, $l5,249,OO0. Ma val services, $lO,527 OOO. Ocean steam mail service, $34l ,229, making total of $4l ,367,- 639. In addition to the above, about seven millions should be added for indefinite appro- prlations and to carry out the provisions of the