The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14
Various Items.

over one million dollars, is nearly ready for oc- cupancy in New York.
 The Indian Bureau has transmitted $90,O0O to the agent in California, for disbursement.
 The U. s. war vessels Levant, Wyoming and Lancaster, which are to comprise part of the Pacific squadron, will visit Chili, in view our unsettled affairs with that country, and the re- cent outrages on our citizens.
 The democrats of Mississippi have re-nomi- mated Gov Brown, and passed resolutions fully endorsing President Buchanan.
 We learn from the San Francisco papers that MT. Charles M Laughlin has been appoint ed Superintendent of the western division of the Overland Mail Route, from San Francisco to Fort Yuma.
 Fourteen of the most desperate convicts in the California penitentiary lately made their escape, first breaking out of their cells and then forcing open the blacksmiths shop they obtained tools and struck off each other irons.
 Intelligence has been received at the Indian Office from Superintendent Forney, that the children saved from the Mountain Meadow massacre, would leave Utah for the east, in charge of the transportation agent of Russell & Major, about the first of June The Secretary of War has suddenly changed his mind about allowing officers to go to the seat of war in Europe. l. is feared that they might join some of the armies, and in the event of being taken prisoners involve the U. s. Gov ernment in serious complications, which are to be avoided if possible.
 Two parcels of Pike's Peak gold, assayed in New York; have yielded as follows: One, con- sisting of shot and scale gold, taken from the mountains near Denver City, worth $l7 ss in coin another, from the South Platte River, l worth $l9 sl in coin,
 Lord Lyons had long interview with Gen. Cass on general subjects. There is every req son to believe that Great Britain is at this par ticular time, most anxious to cultivate friendly relations with us.
 | A dispatch to the New York Times dated the 10th of June, says: "No credit is given by the Government or at the Mexican legation, to the statements that Santa Anna has been invi- ted to return to Mexico. There ssis confidence in the final success of the Constitutional Gov ernment.
 Government has determined that if the next advices bring confirmation of continued hostil- ities with Texas Indians to remove them to the west Choctaw reservation. It was designed to delay this change until next year Outrages on the Reserve Indians by organized bands of white outlaws who desire their lands, are becom- ing common.
 Official advices from Utah represent bad state of insubordination, and further difficulties are apprehended.
 One of the most severe frosts ever known in the United States, prevailed throughout the west, very lately. In some sections the corn crop is nearly destroyed.
 Wm Smith O Brien has left for Ireland- Before departing he made speech to his ad- mirers and countrymen, in which he recon. mended them to let politics alone-certainly a very wholesome piece of advice.
 During the week ending June To- specie to the amount of five millions of dollars was ship cd to Europe from New York, No wonder our government is obliged to issue Treasury notes.
 Ex President Comonfort and his staff, con- ssting of twenty-three persons, lately passed