The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13
Arrival of the Steamer N. Yora
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Nav
York from Southampton, arrived this NOM.
lng, bringing London papers OF Thursday .th-
Esd ult. The advices they contain have h an
mostly anticipated by the teleeraphic nd
vices via Queenstown, furnished by the mr..
rival OF the steamer Nova Scotian at 81
Johns, Newfoundland
Inc London Times OF Thursday contains
adVlces from Rome announcing that The
ope nolus IN readiness mota proprio, al
ready signed, realizing the promises made AZ
Gaeta, but that, before promulgatipp il he
demands that the patrimony OF st, petar
shall be guaranteed to him.
Inc electoral committee of Florence racom
mends annexation to Piedmen, as the only
programme which the candidates shonld
profess.
On the outward passage the Atlantic
reached Aspinwall on the morning of the
Lith ult., aud her passengers left Panama
the same day.
The steamship North Star arrived at A.
pinwall on the evening of the 2Stb pIt
Trade closed moderate at San Franci.co
on Saturday. The speculative movement in
sugars had abated, and is cents for crushs,.
was about the full figure. Provisions were
hrmer, with an upward tendency for bacon
and lard. For candles rs cents is lul,
quotation. Butter dull. Money plenty. and
tae receipts from the interior are satistar.
tory.
duel was anticipated at Yreka, between
w. u. fair ana Z. Ganahl, growing out OF
question OF veracity in case in court.
One OF the Virginia silver mines was SOON
expected to commence arriving at San Fran.
cisco.
ditch company had been formed to turn
the waters OF Clear Greek and several noun
tam streams into the placer gold diggipes OF
carson City district, requiring the con
strnction OF a canal thirty-tive miles long.
Inc British corvette Pylades had arrived
at Panama from the coast of Mexico, with
large amount of specie on British account.
Inc river steamer Laura Frances has been
SSought by the New Granadian Government.
She will probably be seized by the Liberals
ON her arrival at Carthagena.
The British Colonist Of the same date, in
mentioning this affair, saws:
The steamship America was at Oueenstown
on the 10th ult., and the North American ON
the ed ultimo.
The Austrian Government had conceded to
the Jews the. right to hold real property.
A So-cALLED "AMERIoAN OUTRAaE' Ar
LANGLEY. The Westminster Times, of Alb
Feb, says:
Information has just arrived that an A.
merican officer, named McKibben, marched
with sergeant's guard to Langley, and ar
rested there two men whom be claimed as
prisoners, and took them with him over the
boundary. He acted, he stated, by orders
from his commanding officer, and was ready
to resist any attack made ON him. 1t is sup
posed this violation of our territory is part
OF system which Gen. Harvey is pursuing,
for the purpose of forcing his country into a
war with England. The necessity OF remov-
ing the town from Langley will be at once
seen, and an immediate order ought to Do
given to this effect.
The United States barrack at Semiahmoe.
is on the British side of the line, and was
built there some years ago, before the line
was defined-on account of better water be-
ing convenient. If the men arrested were
deserters from the U. s. Boundary Survey. y
we see no great harm in arresting them. Ia
fact, it would be difficult to imagine how the
service could be carried by corps of
the regular service, except the right to
reasonable extent was cordially conceded in
case OF desertion to both nations. 1T, on the
other hand, the men belonged merely to u
frontier post as protection against Indiahs,
III would assume another shape, and should
receive peremptory check.
NO treaty exists between our government
and the United States which allows the lat
ter to claim deserter, let alone to violate
our soil by sending file of soldiers to ar
rest deserters or criminals, ielons may be
arrested by the United States serving res
QUESTION ON the English authorities the
latter 'arrestihg the parties, and delivering
them up.