Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30
From the n Y. Sun of April
3 DAYS LATER FROM Ell ROPE.

Arrival of the Great WESTERN.
! We again welcome tho universal lavori,c, the
Great Western. Capt. Hoskin, 10 our shores.-She
.elegraphed IN tho eastern offing at New York,
about o'ciork on Sunday morning, and arrived
at the dock ittIe after -. having made the pas.
sage in something less than Is days.
THE RIGHr OF SEAKcH-The Times Of the
:}oth uIt. contains Lord Aberdeen's reply 10 Mr.
Stevenson's note on the right Of search, and is
remarks upon This state paper, says: "Lord Alb.
erdeen begins by d',oiainiug all responsibility
for any expressions used bv his predecessor, Lord
Palmerston he then explicitly repeats his for
mer rcnuncta'tnns on the part OF This country, of
all claim to RICH, of search over American yes
sells IN time OF peace; and observes. that when IA
vessel is ascertained be American, tho
British cruisers ordered 10 abstain from all in
reference with her, be she slarer otherwise.
/ With American vessels. whatever he their des
tination, British Cruisers have preiension iii
any manner to interfere. Such vessels must be
permitted. IT engaged in 1t to enjoy monopoly
of this uuhaliowed trade hut the British Govern
ment, concludes Lord Aberdeen, will never en-
dure that the fraudulent of the American fl 9
shall extend the nIqulty TO other nations, by
whom it is abhorred, and who have entered into
solemn treaties with this country for its entire
SUPPRESSION"
Tie overland mail from India brings most i'm
portant md disastrous news for the English Aft
ghanistan, captured two three years since af~
ter an immense slaughter of the natives. has bee
retaken by them and about SIX thousand British
troops cut to pieces. Sir William McNaughton
! the British Envoy at Cabooi, was neacherously
assassnaed, aud according to the correspondent
of tie London Times, his head was cut off. ard
the mouth being filled with portion of the mu
tiIated body, it decorated with the green spec
tacles which SIR William used to wear. and in The
state paraded through the town. by order of the
of Dost Mohammej.
The latter. our readers will remember is the
native prince whom the BRUSH drove from his
throne and carried into captivity when they
vaded the country. The ladies of the envoy and
several officers have been taken as hostages by
the AffLhans. Full particulars of tho bloody
battles. and the long train of disasters hch have
terminated SO frghtfuilv, will be found UNDER the
head of India.
The demands for vengeance are OF course loud.
both IN England and India. 4 reinforcement of
eight thousand troops has been ordered from Eng
land.
RHODE IsLAND.-The Suffrage party had their
election on Monday, and every thing went on qui-
etlv mp To half past one O'Clock, the hour of The
latest news. There disturbance, nor
was there any attemp, the part of the constl-
tutei authorities to interfere with the dlsorgan
izers, who permitted 10 have every thing
their own
According to the Providence Journal in 81
cities audtowns the vote of ,hesufIraee party
for Governor is 513>, while tor the Constitution
IN the same towns, II Amounted 10 1l.9O6 yotes
The election under the Charter took place on
Wednesday .-Bait. Sun, ApriI %.
TEMPERANCE Three thousand persons have
signed the temperance pledge. in Ciev Gland Ohio.
MIR. Van Baren will visit Mr.. Clay at Ashland.
by invitation, previous TO his visi, to Gen. Jack
son.
The amount of American sal, imported into
Cfn@da. duriag the past season, is estimated at
10 600 barrels.
The Land Office at Bacyrus. Ohio. has been
discontinued, and the business transferred TO the
office at Lima, in Allen county.