Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
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@.set ship Siive de Grasse, Capt.
'sT. arrived last evening, having
Gayre on The 10 February. BY her.
. q the New York Daily Express
= possession Of coPious files OF Par
S 0orrs papers TO the "a February.
s ~ he Silve de Grasse brings Ia
go from all parts Of the Continent.
.1s,e Do Crasse for novelty among
S.seeean arrivals, furnishes US with la
I'm England than that brought US
"a saehets directly from England.
re- srrwxxx Russia AND ENGLAND.
.S~ndon Heard Of the 28th says: {
~. ~ Russia has dared to violate the
s.i lAerty Of British subjects--to in
NJ. Irish flag, and set the British Gov
10Y g defiance. That Russia, by this
.,1. ~ British Government at defiance
80 be no doubt. To ascertain that,
- ourselves that it is not mistake,
- only took to the pretence for the
[-What was the pretence? 1t was.
~ visss had broken the blockade Of
- 81 ucassia-a blockade which our
~rmeut never acknowledged: and i'll
1 :i,eA upon the official assurance that it
~ ana would not be acknowledged, the
saaed and broke the blockade. Will
4 cevemment now dare to support its
~;e;nal decision-will it dare to yindi-
4. ~ insulted honor Of the British flag!
4 = pgsfer a crouching and trucking
- ipolicy to a manly and energetic
~ N il find some means Of backing
A - Responsibility which the capture
- Hfzsn, in breaking an unrecognized
Id, has thrown upon il, and thus pros
England in deeper humiliation than ever
IN the insoIent supremacy Of Russia!
r. London Standard Of the 29th January
nv 10 following strong language in rela-
n y the capture Of tine Vixen.
~ case Of the Vixen is likely to bring
Y lkieish and Russian relations 10 an expla-
- Russia, some years ago proclaimed
nnaaory blockade Of nearly the whole cas-
y east Of the Black Sea, which she had
oose territorial right to institute than it
~ have TO blockade the Brazils. or the
- Of Africa-ti'e purpose Of this blockade
> b MD the ambitious aggress,ons Of the
- upon the independence Of the Circassi-
J: perhaps TO assert kind Of sovereignty
~ Black Sea.-No British Minister car
y refuse To demand restitution Of tie
-, and full satisfaction for the insult tc
} British flag"
~ cause Of these difficulties between
siwo greatest powers Of Europe, seem:
,Upw out Of claim b. Russia of the trade
y commerce. Of the Black Sea-denyins
! right Of any other flag to navigate it:
sess. Upon the shores Of Circassia, Russ
,ns erected her custom houses and decreee
nantine regulations, and declaring these
! shore villages ports, invites the trade o
seign nations to such places. probibitin.
y commercial: dealings with the inhab itant
/ he vast portion OF the intervening an,
isininG countries. Russia POUNDS thi.
IN Of right on an article OF the treaty 0
1ranople, whereby Turkey ceded to he
J dominion Of the country on the north
st shores Of the Black Sea. Turkey new
having enjoyed The sovereignty Of Circas
! she can have had no right To concede I,
n1sia the country Of which she has neve
ssessed the undisputed empire. Circassi
u unconquered cOuntry-governed by ma
y Princes-disOwning allegiance to an,
her state--and resisting nobly the usui
! authority Of the Russian despot and hi
seding hordes. England denies the RICH
Russia to prohibit British vessels iron
ding with the people Of Circassia; an,
nm may be said to have been frigh,ed b.
"a Palmerston with a cargo Of BIRTHS
nor, and to have been waited into the BIac
= BY a gale Of national defiance. Russi
; dared to insult the British flag, and sh
IT choose between humiliation and wal
SsocKrNc MURpER.-SOme time during tn
NM Of the evening before the last, job
Williams one Of the Constables Of this G
|, and who ,cas likewise a candidate for r.
ec,ion, got into a discussion in 4 COTE
Duss with another individual named Mu
I'd Ress. concerning the approaching ele'
%, which resulted in the elicitment OF angr
elngs IN one or both the parties. William
- heard TO observe after ms separate
~ Ross, that he must whip somebody b.
Ee he went to bed, and according to tina
pressed determination, he proceeded 10 I'll
seliing Of Ross. most probably with the il
ahoa Of infiicting upon him personal cha
ament. II 50 happened mat Ross pro,
! The stronger Of the two, Williams wa
1sst from the house, upon which he Nv
seeded TO arm himself with Bouie knit
~ RAts,ruoI ~ Ross