The weekly Arizonian., 1859-05-26
Various Items.

commissioners appointed 10 run the Dne De- tween Oregon and British Columbia cannot agree. There is prospect of considerable trouble. It will probably end like the "6fty- four forty" case, few years since.
 Richard Golden was at last accounts in Washington, the guest of President Buchanan.
 The Nicaraguan government has decreed a general amnesty to all political offenders.
 The last Congress appropriated $lOOOO for the purchase of presents for the Pimo Indians, in acknowledgment of their good faith and friendship for the whites. The Indian Bureau is now making arrangements for the distrbu- ton of the presents, which will consist princi pally of agricultural implements
 General Jerez, the Nicaraguan Minister, has notified Mir. Yelverton, Presisent of the Ameri can Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company, that their charter has been declared forfeited by the Congress of Nicaragua, on the ground ot their failing to fulfil it's obligations He has likewise notified Secretary Cass to the same ] effect. The Los Angeles Vineyard says that the Co., lorado Mohave expedition, under Col. Hoffman, has been brought to a Successful and satisfac- tory close Ito the Indians, probably We have not heard of any satisfactory results. Colonel Hoffman seems to have marched into the h. dian country, and-marched back again | At the next election in California vote will be taken upon the question of dividing the State The Cincinnati Gazette says that upwards of nine thousand adventurers have passed through that city this season by river alone, bound to Pike's Peak It estimates that by all the routes no less than 100000 persons are now en route for the gold regions, and adds: nine tenths of these, at least, instead of fortunes, will encounter hardships, starvation, and dis appointment ...l. tra lats3. The British government is about to assume sovereignty over the Fejee Islands. Was there ever such insatiate fllibusters on the face of the earth as these Englishmen? m 1 A small steamer is now navigating the Kan sas river to within one hundred and fifty miles of the Pike's Peak gold region. nr
 The Administration it seems has at last re- solved to open the Transit route, and prevent European interference The next news from the Isthmus will be very important M
 Another revolutionary movement has been discovered in Ireland, and several of the chief movers arrested Some of the prisoners con- fessed that'they expected aid in men and mo- ney from the United States
 Mir. Smith 0 Brien is now making tour in the southern States He was lately the guest of senator Hammond, of South Carolina.
 Washington Irving has completed the fifth volume of his life of Washington.
 Lola Montez is now travelling and lecturiug in Scotland She is accompanied by c. c. Burr once notorious character in New York.
 Captain Albert Pike, who did'nt die, as was reported proposes to make tour among the various Indian tribes of the continent It will be rare journey. a,s-.,,
 It is said by persons who are we'll posted that 2 fully one-half of the officers of the U. States army above the rank of Lieut. are unfit for various causes for active service. .rrea
 The United States Government has trouble on hand with Chil. At Valparaiso, lately, sey' eral American citizens were killed by tbc, sol dery the American consul deprived of all DOW CT, his house broken into, and lis wife seyere injured by blow from Che of the rioters.
 Geo. O. Atherton, teller of the Souther,