Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24

ing OF the Legislature. Gov. Wrights message-lf
OF the usual length-wi give the wires hard trial
Alb. EUe. Journal.
An expedition of eighty men which left CORPUS
Christi some time since under the command of Capt.
May, to explore the lower route to Matamoras, had
returned to Corpus Christi at the last accounts, find
ing the route mpractcable on account of bad roads
and hlghwater.-Buf Pilot.
PUsEYIsM IN BosroN.-Right Rev. Bishop East
burn, prelae of the diocese of Massachusetts, has is
sued public declaration expressive of his disappro
baton OF certain Roman ceremonals outward signs
OF Catholicism introduced into the new church for free
slttngs, known as the "Church of the Advent" in
Boston. These inovations are the form of the COM
munion table. the decorations of golden candesticks,
and OF large wooden cross by which the table is
mounted, the posture of facing the altar observed by
the officiating clergy.
O. Robert Tyler has addressed note to the Phil
adephia Ledger, stating that differences preudical
to his fathers administration might be drawn from
the language of Mr.. Folks message that MIR. Tyler
never offered compromise which would give the
British the navigation of the Columbia river, and that
he is not one of the 'two preceding administrations
to which Mr.. Folks refers.
GT@Ihe Indian mission .fanuaI Con ference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have been in session in
the Cherokee Nation for some days. The Rev. Mess
rs. Browning and Bergman elected delegates to
the next General Conference to be held at Petersburg
The whole number of members in Church fellowship
in the Indian Mission Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church returned by the different mission
aries, lat the Conference, follows IL whites
Use colored-2S62 Indians OF this number there
are in the Cherokee Nation alone IS whites-43 col
ored-l257 Indians. The amount appropriated by
the mission committee to meet the current expen-
ses of the different mission committee to meet the
current expenses of the different mission this year
IN this Conference was 1870. st the same time
there collected at different points in the Confer
ference, during the past year as missionary money
the sum of $3S5,36.-.E Y. Com .4dU.
MoRMoNDoM.-There appears a letter in the N.
York Sum- purportng to be from the widow of the late
Mormon Prophet Smith in which after rejecting Sc
verely the motives of the leading men the NOR
mon faith she thus concludes --....-
mast aotc sag, that Inerer for moment believed
achat ny husband called his apparitions and reUc-
lations, as thought him laboriag under diseased
mind yet they may all be true, prophet is sell
dom without credence or honor excepting to his own
family country but my conviction is to the
tray, sea educate my children in different faith,
and teach them to obey and reverence the laws and
institutions of their country. Shall not sir, be pro-
tected in these resolutions against the ANNOYANCE
the men now opposefor they will no doubt seek my
life
What object Gen. Arlington Bennett has in advo-
eating the of these tyrants am not able to
he had not the smallest intention of connecting him.
I self in any manner with them, much less removing
with them to the Pacific Ocean. But this is strange
world and would not be surprised they had of
fered to annoint and crown him King Emperor in
| the West AS | have something more to say, | will
take the liberty to write you another letter.
With great respect,
| ! am, sir, your humble serv't.
EMMA SMITH.
FRE.-The dwelling house occupied by Mr.. VIM
M. Crane on the corner of Hastings and Woodbridge
sire, is, took fire on Saturday night about O'Clock
and much damaged in the roof before it could be
extnguished. | is supposed the fire originated from
stove pipe which not properly protected in the
partition throug which it passed almost in direct con
tract with the roof. But for the fortunate crcum
: stances of one of the inmate being awake, the
o building would without doubt, have been wholly de-
stroyed and the lives of several endangered. Too
much care cannot be taken, especially i'm this severe
II weather. in looking to the protection of stove pipes
and fire fues, and the repositories of ashes. single
neglect may lay half our city in ruins.-Det. .4dc.
! ROCHESTER Flour TRADE.-Tn 1S43 there were
twenty-one Touring mills in Rochester, containing
one hundred and eight of stone in operation il
this city, in which manufactured 380,6S2 bar
rcls of flour. Since that three mills containing six
4 teen run of stone, have been destroyed by fire, lea
wing mills with 90 of stone in working condi
/ ton. All these have been employed during the las
season, and have turned out, according to the cana
books, and with an estimate of $4,000 bbs. for hom
i consumption, something over 543,3l8 bbls. ex
cess of 1880 bbls 1914, aod 1886 bbls. o
u yer one sixth of water power is employed in tn
: manufacture Of four.-ROch. Dem
"a LATEST FROM MENco.-So far as we are able t
/ Judge the latest intelligence in the city of Mexic
ID from the frontier of Texas is derived from Tamp CT
paper of the 9Th of October. That gives an nelli
gbIe account of the American forces at Corpus Chr
y its position, sc.
1t was believed then to be the design of Gen. Tay
J. lor to move at early day upon Matamoros, an
take up his winter quarters in that city, for the great
,, facility ofreceivng supplies and for the bette
" means of attending the sick, who represented a
W numerous.
Of Ell Amig pretends that in recent secret sessic
- of Congress the Minister of War confessed that tn
l. Government without dollar either in credit
cash: that it could not exist longer much less tina
out any settled policy, unless Congress should adm
e the Introduction of foreign cotton, and authorize
N to make the best arrangement possible with thos
English agents who furnished Santa Ana with cash
ie ~. o. Picayune Of Dec. 4M.
Dr. AMUSEMENT.
Of AYoUNG GoosE.-A lover of good things in scare
at ofdeicacies, wherewth to gladden. 'sThanksgivin
h day." aceosted plump country lass whom he me
it in the Market demanding the price of fine COOS
w which she was offering for sale.