Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10
From tl,e Vast Indies


BoSToN, April 3.-By the ship Ca5
mus, al Newport from India, we have =.
ceiyed from our Correspondent tie ~,
pers OF Calcutta In the 10th OF November
The day on which the ship sailed NJ
have also been favored with papers or
The same date by Capt. RICH, passen.
ger IN The Cadinus. Extracts follow:
Palladium.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 5.--!t is reported
that Just as the Helen MAS about To sal
from Macoa, acceuntswcre received, thu,
,iie Captains at vessels had all gone on
board their ships, and addressed The Su'
percargecs on The subject OF search
! claimed by the Chinese, wishing to know
whether, in the event OF any attempt ia
carry tins into execution, they should re.
sist ii by force. The answer Of the Sn,
percargoes We have mol learnt.
Eahdct IF a ietie, from China, dated Az.
E0St %.
You will of course have been appris.
ed. Of an American ship having been
boarded, by a gang of thieves liz Macoa
Roads, who killed five OF ler crew, aud
stole tive nj, five chests Turkey Opium,
ami cask of dollars. The offenders
We're afterwards taken, and five of them
suffered death, agreeable 10 the Chinese
Law-lte for life: Tile Hong Merchant
~ho goneyaiiy series tie AmericGns, uGs
squeezed by Ire Chinese Government f.,
100 900 tales. The Hong Merchant after
This endea, ored 10 compel all our Com.
.manders 10 give bond, making them
selves liable for The whole If detected
smuggling. From the judici0us inter(e-
renee OF the select committee il has been
got over. The trade, however, was Stop.
ped for weeks.
Fiity-tive thousand five hundred bales
of Cotton have arrived from India, and
l2S. 500 bales are expected"
Nov. 10.
TREATY WITH SCINDEAH.
Geaerof Orders By HIS ETceitency tie Gov.
erm0r Generat.
CAMP MAIZENA,, NOV. 2, 1877.
The Governor General has great Plea
sure III announcing 10 tie Arny that the
Maha Raja Dowlout Ka0 Scmdcah sigu.
ed Treaty, by which his iiishmess en-
CAGES 10 afford every facility to the Bri
iish Troops III pursuit Of the Pindarees
through his DominionS, and 10 co-ope-
rate actively towards tue execution of
those brutal free bo0terS. IN consequence
the Troops and Country OF His high
ness are 10 be regarded as those OF an
Ally.
The generous confidence and aninat-
ed zeal of the Army may experience
shade of disappointment in the diminish
ed proSpe I OF serious exeriiun; but tie
Governor General is convinced that lie
reflection OF every officer and Soldier in
this Armv, viii satisfy him that the car
rSimg every desired point by equity aud
mod ration, is The prOudest triumph for
tie British character
Il Royal Salute is 10 he fired from the
Artillery Park in honor of this event al s
tomorrow morning.
BY Command oi. Ills Excelency the
Governor General
(Sisned) ADAM,
Sec. TO tke Goci.
ii is said, Scindeah has agreed 10 fix
his iaure resid nee al GGalGr, from
which he is MOI To depart without per
mission Of ile British Government. And,
asa guarantee OF his abiding by HE ierms
OF the treaty is 10 dcllv T. owe 10 Tie Hon
orable Company, five Of his principal
tortreSses, among which NurWar and AS
seer Ghur are named.
The Marquis OF Hastings proposed The
terms of The treaty.
Letters from Hu>singabad state, that
Sir John MALI oub had concluded Treaties
of Amity and Friendship with Sc, eral
Chiefs on the N-rbudda.
Holkar's Camp was at Sewash, on the
cath Sept. no settlement had been made
with his mutlnous troops bat Amer
khawn was expected soon 10 pay them
visit.
Runieet Singh who was at Lapore, on
the Sd fSepiembcr, has ordered his Ar
tillery 10 march towards Ramnasllur,
where he would soon follow with his own
Camp. The object Of these N movements is
not known.
1t is stated in an Ukhbar from Hokar's
camp, that Mr.. ElpliimsiOne, ihe resident
at Poonah, had informed The peishwa,
that The British Government intended 10
restore the Provinces which had been &C.
ded by him.
The whole cantonment Of Kurreem
Khan at Berslah had been accidentally
burnt to the ground, aud the Pindaree
Chief HAD removed TO another post in the
nelghborIood Of that place.
We are sorry to stale, that in one OF the
divisions engaged in ciiecing the annual
repairs Of the Military Road, of the regu-
lar monthly establishment, consisting Ui
about three hundred nen) one harkery
man, nine peaddas, and twelve builders.
died on The "a instant, Of Cholera Nor
bus AMI when tie last report Was made,
tinrty-nme were labouring under this
drradiu! disease. This happened near
The East Bank of the Some, aud die re-
port states, that the mortality is great in
the nelghboriDg village.
NEWFOUNDLAND