Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-16
Foreign News.


me Steam ship Acadia arrived a, Ros,or ".
nesday morning. bringing London and f.;vs,,o
dates to the l9.h June inclusive.
The Mayuooth Bill has passed The odp., or,h
reers by majority even greater than acco,,,,,,
n'eo It's passage Though The Lower House IT,
second and third readings were, numeucalIv s,.,,.
ing tr'umphs of strength. The bill has M 81 -. ~.
SEQ every stage, save the last, that of
the royal assent. Vi rece'Vin
Inc b,'l Tor erecting the Roman Ca,bo,;. r.
ieges IN Ireland is still before the Housa IS c. ~
mons. u will pass through bath houses IF pan
"amenf. but not in shape which will rond..
Paia'aole to the Roman Catholics or ,be;, CIo.n.
ro-n'gnt the oil! comes again before The Honss >
Sonmons' when The voice of O'Connel will h.
'ne ioudest and the iercest against it..
FRANCS AND TExAs.-We find in The Time,
an extract from IFS Paris corresnondon, 60
the reply of NJ. Guizo, (who is quite restorsd :
health, and who re-appeared in the Cbanher On
ahe lOth OF June. TO a charge By an onnos;,;or
member, nj. Bllbaut that The government had
joined Eng land in opposing The annex a,,on If Tsx
as 10 me United S,ates. IN return for the conces.
SION England had made to France of the riob, o,
search treaty M. Gnizp denied that anv s,ipuIa.
non relative 10 Texas had been made with rea,rd
10 'hs abandonment OF that treaty. We ono,e his
language with regard 10 Texas. "a stated NV tho
1monueur, he official organ, which the Times
ooes not translate "lhis is all that can at nres.
cut INDICATE as regards Texas. IfTexas wish to
ie"ou"ce Us independence and incorporate itself
,''o inc United Staies-if that be really The desire
."c 'l'ehton OF iexan people-we have nothing
:" say h"'hing 10 On against it. If The Texa
.I"P'e' Oh me contrary, wish to preserve their
independence, moi Only we have No motive ., on
NJ. H,, h..
must approve that conduct, aud Consider iha, T.x.
~ is right"
FRlGHTFUL ATROCITIES IN Syria.
Tho following have come to hand ,L,ou. h nj
waite letter. of the chickering's that have ,ecep,lv
taken place in Syria:
"A civil war, and one Of ex,erm;na,;o, .e;,,os
At TITS moment in The mountain br,wee, The Dr,.
ses ano the Christians. and he las, fifteen davis
the horrors we have seen perpetrared arop,d - !
are dreadful. On every side the sounds of b,ul.
IRE neard, and ho'hins is seen hut fire and a,mei
muses.. village and churches. aud converts heinz
reciprocalIy prey 10 The flames. AT the mo.
'nent write (May ~ we have before the apnaul
'ns spectacle OF no less than eleven VILLAGES and
. "umoer of haronIte churches and Converts in
'a"e, ehd what IS worse, hen the Christians
are VICTORIOUS, the enter the Druse villages mt
ing 20 the edge ottbe sword, mer, women and
;aaidren the Druses following the examine when
aey are victorious. All The silk worms of both
'ar'es, the sole support Of the Syrian population.
ave been burned.
The co'ivent Of the Maroni.es and Catholics
ave been burned. aud the bodies nf ,be;r ,r,es,s
liter death have been burned by The Druses. Ev.
nv horror IS pr.ctIsed on their enemies-for ex.t
mp's, TO kill by lamuc. massacre. and a ,bo,,. J
and other acts of baibafism are pomentar,iv co,n.
nted. 3he CbrTs'ians at the commencement,
we're victorious over their enemies, bur our P,.ha
IN" Is out with hts regHiar troops. ms so,n 40
e Perceives the Christians victorious. points hrs
ruiery against them. loaded with grape and co H.
els tnis unfortunate sect tr tailp tn fight The !
'iases immediately enter in'. the villages, sacki 81
'em' burning Their houses. goods &c. | DO N t!
ooot Dut the fasha has secret ordrfs fem bis
overnment to rum the Christians entirely, or he
'uid mol so opcniy an aud assist their tiemies :
1.-The fanaiicisn, Of the Turks on the c,as, =
NY incoming m1re and more visible. and we
e 'nenaeed by a errISe revolution l., Sad, "A
~ r"se I" massacre .sll Ih- Christians; RAT '
anks 10 some Enr"pea ships Of var, aud :
Kesch'lc Pdsi'a, who .t s,.!enIv for the placr De
o's'n1 oance-a calm, perhaps n.omeniary. has g.,
ceerord. Here, IN Beyrouf. rlatag also toe va
zee few DAYS ago. to put the Christians To tiff
'" NfC ciriSV OI Inc E'tSutS, si'
some oil the Turkish proprietors, a Calm has = ~
cceded. - be-
al ms moment. with the help of our glasses. ~,
see unfortunate fugitive Christians women 70,
children, to the number Of 5000 or 1000. ON pie
coast Two ships of war, one French and Ev'
Austrian, and five six small vessels. char oi
20 by the mercantile body, have sailed to COL j
and save them from The dreadful death WHICH ed
a''s them from famine. | do no, know what Sui
many people will do here to live or what we r,va
shall do. from the great existing scarcity of nen
er' when the population of our city will be n
mened by 1900 or 1000 souls. nish
his, you may rely Oh IL. is no exagrera,io,a j.
not know how European Powers tolerate n
ab"mInati'ns, or the fanaricism of the bar n
ans aud remain Inactive, when handful of
Christian nation would suffice 10 Cause. their ~
r'ance TO cease. aud bring them 10 a proper
e of reason - yr-v
'Af 20.-Fire and battle Continue to reion a
Destructive violence on all side, around ms Other
Inc news we have al this moment is. that The lot u
stians have been obliged To FIRE on the repu. d
'oops' whirt places III 4 very atming DO. &c
. as We lear revoIutinu of all the Tux, cow,
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