Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

Senate to The citizens for rebuilding the districts
burned down, but II IS expected mat IA FIVE or SIX
days meeting Of the B1reerscbatt Wi be call
ed, when the Senate WI! bring farw ard the meas
ures they consider best adopt, thls bady having
the initiative IN legislative proceedings.
Remark able Discovery In Africa discovery
has been mate, not TAR from B1ussiss, ot an an
cent brtge, spanning by SINGLE arch The stream
of the Oned~lI erbibt, which has given rise to
many sPecuiatlnus l. = IN perfect preservation :;
and comparison Of The cement used 10 is con
s'ruc'lon With that found IN The runs Of Ilppoua,
- said 10 suggest an antiquity OF not less than
thirteen or fourteen centuries.
CnINA-Ne hive received Intelligence from
China The iatest date from Macoa Is Iiah Of
Msrch, - days lafer than that cough, on the
3l~t OF March to Blubty by the Island q Ieen
Fne news Il perfectly uninp prrant, aud amounts
Z" little more III an tia; Tho Plenipotentiary
ed at llangkoog, aud had not made known the
time OF hts departure for the north.
The latest adti ices at Macao, from Lon
dou lth No.cmber, Blmhne and Natras 2>th
December, and Calcutta sth January. The forts
along the Canton rlver were nearly finished, and
part Of them had been unmasket. \ prociama-
ton had been issued by the p.gnlp otentar
b. this it IS declared that Hangleno and Chusan
wal remain n the possession of England tlil all
oar demands are complied with 10y the Emperor
and chat they shall be considered free ports. e.
qnaliy open to the ships of all nations The
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side under Brt>h protection. Annoy - also to
remain free port IA our possessions tor the pres
emit SIttlcient warning Is to be given to permit
all property 10 be removed from 1t should IT after
wards be resolved ppon To restore II to China.
NJ hostile movement towards Canton was. at
the date Of our letters, looked for some time To
come. The forces with the expedition were in
excellent health.
Orcrland Mail from India-The Inda mail
brings udlngs oi a cheq4ered nature, Of trumpks
IN the north being the forcing Of tAe X Der Pass,
The reltci OF Sale, and the gallant vengeance ia.
! ken BY that brave commander on Ukhbar Khan.
In the south Of the Afghan country tha plc lure
IS different. Ghuznee has fallen, wrh It's regi.
ment OF Scpoys. Col Palmer, their pnan1er,
/ had been forced TO capItuIaie. Gen. Mott, u
Candahar, had hitherto gaautlv resisted all at
tacks, and deiented the plans Of the insurgents
| Bat these, in turn, had successfully blocked
mp the passes between Candahar and Scinde and
/ General England, " bo eudeavored to force these
fasses, obliged to Ielrenf, wIih loss, upon
IQ1euah. The advance OF Icucra England Is as
made m ignorance OF the determined hostility OF
the hill rlbes
These passes said to be so Formidable, are SO
indeed TO regular army, marching win IIs big
gage and artillery md magazines Bat attacked
bN light troops, sufficient numbers, even the
GhIZies can be driven from their fa-tucsscs, as
I General Pollock has shown. Bur our Indian zen
erals at FIRST puzzled by mountain warfare
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