Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Further from Europe.
OF THE TEUroNIi

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Further from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE TEUToNIA.
NFw Y,sx March lS-The Steamship feato'
MA vita lsoaion dates / ihe 9Th, arrived to-day.
She hs.as. ne later espmervial news
Taa announcement, uf the / :, 4 The liar.s-
r.as reached landca, an he th. fran, Queenstown,
utete the Canada tsuete' TIA, morning.
II, lea. trom New srk, arrived at i.lserpoa!
On the IL.
raxt.. N.,s,lay. r A-Thst part of the En-
,s-taf st.rc,h couesruins the annexation o! 81
- anl Nice received in Nice with ereat
enthusiasm
The italian party is greatly agitated.
ttF~N4 SnHiGH-'to inquiries from the repre-
seufat,.es ( foreign powers Austria replies that
IL Interests nj te,ng affected by the annexation
ui Savoy 10 France ehe will not protest against
the annexation.
Marr>.. Slfur,i,ry--Thc Papnl Government
las prohibited commerce hy transit between An
coma aud Ramagnn. The merchants protest
against this act.
The agitation continues in the Papal States, and
some landed proprietors refuse to pay taxes
Thousands OF citizens ARE signing PETITIONS 10 inc
great powers in favor II annexation.
S1liier. nre being enlisted in Austria, and con
tune t. arrive in the States # tho Church aud
Naples.
ROW.. Urlneslay Pope is said to be viii
ling Ia grant concessions, if tho Legations will
submit,
The Students Of the University have demanded
the fcadnisson of eight students, who
PEELED for burning address s.mrntlising with
the Holy Father Gan. Guyon had sent IL body Of
troops to the University to prevent disturbances.
TuE Missouri RAILROAD APPROPRIATIONS. NeT
Mric,n Nc,rs, ,l'r.---St. Louis. March 1.-THE
Railroad passed the Senate yesterday.
\ gentleman, from New Mexico, Just arrived.
,cporl- the Nayajpc Indians "a having taken n
very hostile posil n towards tho whites hayin,
stolen nearly all the stock in tho Rnsabajoc dis.
trret. over 100000 lead If sheep, and largo
quantity nf other stock, have been run of during
the winter.
The entire nation is combined in the hostile
movement, Col. Iauntl"roy WAS preparing an AZ
icn,yc expedition against these Indians, and
expected L. take the licli in person this month.
Governor krncher Is also organizing voluutar
companies Tor tho protection OF the citizens.
\ steamer from the Illinois river REPORTS tia,
Noolr's warehouse, containing 10000 bushels If
corn. and i've other WAREHOUSES;. also fall OF corn,
at Havana. ILL.,, wore on fire when she passed that
point yesterday afternoon. No particulars are
yet received.
MrRptf N DEcArrR, AL.-A NrGno KILLS.
ms lrrNu MAsTtR.-We were informed yesterday
~ -, H. man who las Just returned to this city
rom Nldpahlh, lhtt u lli ABOUT sixteen years bl
aye. son ol Mrs. Morris, living at Decatur, Ala.
was diabohcnly murdered by II negro servant be
longing To the family. Il seem. the lad gave him
s1me orders, and ,he servant rot o!cying, he
tbrcatcucd 30 have him punished, when the negro
Kicked up stone and hit his young master GA
,hc heal. il il supposed killed him instantly.
After hc had committed the decd, he took tie
body and threw it into I'm old well near hv, The
body was found after considerable search by track
my the blood which led from where the deed was
,umnuel to the well, The negro was arrested
and Is ntw in tho hand, Of tho law " mJhS
Enqnner IF Saturday.
FEoM WASHINGTON. Washington, March lS.---
The Senate and House have each passed II hill to
protect female passengers emigrant vessels,
aud 1t only remains Tor either branch at Congress
To- concur IN the action # tho ,ther. matter more
OF Form thnn oi hubsiancee us the two bills are
similar IN their provisions. Such mn arrange
mont Will probably be ccnsummnted during the
present week
Accounts from Chill represent IL somewhat i'm.
| proved coalition Of affairs thrrc, 81 far ~ our
country IS concerned. 1t nrpenrs further that
, both the government and the Ievulutioni.is had
] hren collecting certain bonds of American cti-
1"ns. but hy the prompt intervention oi our Min
tsler, MIR, Bislcr, the government was made re-
! spnnsilIc.
Negoliut,ous with Nicaragua Tor another treaty
viii ho resumed. The re- cetian of the ono on
Friday WIS IL surprise Ia our government which
had ~ d5nh, oi its ratification ly the Senate.
The general impression now SENS to be that
Congress will remain in session ill nbout the lst
| of July.
FipE " Il OXFORD. hi, March IA fire in
| THIS city last itht DESTROYED Wuncha.o Hall and
several buildings adjoining. The los, is estimated
ut $50. 900; insured for $1,000 Tie fire is sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an inccndiary.
Fur ~ NlIrs. MlcnIs,v. Mics. March L.
! lSda.--A lire broke out at midnight in Colby X
Co.'S n'ur store, destroying it aud several nlinn.
my buildings, occupied hy various dealers. The
contcuts oi the building were mostly saved. Los>
l5,h0o; insurance $1,000
VIRGINIA DELrGArio>s TO THE NATIONAL Cos
,ENTloN. WINCHESTER. Va. March l7.-ThC
Convention of this tlOth) district was held ycstrr
day, aud Mcssrs- llogc and Funston were appnin
ted delegates to the Democratic National Cavcn
ton. Me>srs. Parsons aud Duckwall were an
pointed al,crnates. The delegates are Hunter
men.
WAsulSGro>, March lin the IS h. or Wheel
inG Electoral District, Charles Russell ct Wheel
inS, and VIM. g. Brown, Of Preston, both Hunter
men have been elected delegates to the Charlc>to r
Cou,e ntion
lNpt,N TROUBLES IN Ex.s,-Nrw 0aLuA<s
March l6.Adyccs Ircm Texas say that Cover
nor Houston is organizing m expedition again
the Indians. Capt. Buleson is to command tht
expedition.
pErARTrRE OF STEAMERS. --NEw YORK March
1.-THE steamers Glasgow and New York sailed
today for Liverpool, the former with 90 ras>en
gers, aud the latter with loo passengers and $ll6
0O0 in specie.