

ARRIVAL OF TIE SHERIDAN AND


GREAT WESTERN
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The packet ship Sheridan and the steamship Great West
ern have arrived at New YORK. the latter haqin le Brol
I'd inst


Three special messengers have arrived in the Great West
from the British Government to Lord Ashbarea-
one from the French Government the French Minister
and one from the american Minister in London all in refer
cnce it IS supposed, TO the right Of search


The English have been defeated in Afghanistan having
lost 6oo0 soldiers and most Of the officers of the invading
Army


The new Ministry have presented Parliament their plan
Of action winch includes very considerable Moderation
their tariff 70 the advantage OF this country


There to be toerable ready sale Of coep 1t re-
dnced price for inferior qualities which, is said have been
largely shipped from this country.


ne sniengs ct the British Caboo must have been ter
rIoe We notice that amongst their asaiIans was the son
OF Dost Aohammed With the latter our tounsman Cen
era Harlin did service and think be will not be surpri
sed at the result


ana Viii submit 70 war tax, carry on hoslities in
India.


Eight thousand troops were leave Enelanl for India