Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE cambria"
Fifteen days later from Europe.

fifteen DAYS ldtcT lrOHl Europe.
FOREIGN INrELLGENoE.-The length of the message
precluded much important intelligence brought by
the Cambria, which we now lay before our readers.
The Steamship Great Britain, broke her propeller
to pieces her return, she did her voyage out.
She however performed well as a sail vessel and won
the admiration of her Passengers and crew.
IRELAND The Commissioners appointed by
the Government to inquire into the actual condi-
ton oflhe potato crop have presented second re-
port to the Lord Lieutenant.
A Committee appointed at pubic meeting IN
Dublin passed a series of resolutions:
l. That sufficient evidence of the immense fam
inc exists 10 render it necessary for the Govern
meni to take immediate steps to provide food for
the people.
2. That the best mode of distributing such food
will be by the encouragement of public works Of
naiional and local utility.
8. That the Lord Lieutenant be called upon to
open the ports for the reception of all articles suit,
ed for human food.
4. That the Lord Lieutenant be also called
upon to take measures to prevent the expectation
of corn from Ireland.
5. That the Lord Lieutenant be called upon
to take measures for the establishment of public
granaries, in convenient situations. into which The
grain shall be received and receipts given for the
same at the current prices; and that In the event
of famine being sverted from this country the
owners Of grain SO stored shall be permitted to
dispose of it at any higher prices that may be
possible TO realize in other markets.
6. Tibet the proprety of stopping the disaton
Of spirits from the grain be submitted to the con-
sideration Of government.
z, That ths Lord Lieutenant be requested to
taks measures for raising ut least million In aid
| of the purposes Recommended; and that the pay
ment of the interest and principle be secured up
on the receipts Of the commissioners of woods and
| fore,s of Ireland.
Maurice O'Connel. Of Killgoery, and John p
Molony, OF Craggs, are reported TO be the new
candidates of Clare.
REPEAL ASSOCIATION procee lngs at
the meeting of Monday were rather dull. MIR.
Lonergan occupIsd the chair and Mr.. O'COnnel
attended. The reut for the week including REMIT
ances from America, was announced at E364 los.
PoRTUGAL.-The Famine which threatens Other
parts of Europe will not touch Portugal. The
heavy rains at one time caused alarm and the vim.
tage no doubt is bad in quantity perhaps one
third oflast years; but the harvest are now Sc
cured aud in The AIti Mimic the maize crop is re-
ported 20 yield fully double last years produce.
The King CoDgo's son prince aged fourteen
and heir to the throne recently arrived al Lisbon
for the purpose of finishing his education.
RUMoRED DEATH OF ABD-EE KADER. The
Sud Government organ of the 18th uitimo, publish.
| es the following importont piece of news.
yesterday, at ten O'Clock al the moment of de.
pariure of The mail from Toulor letter was en-
trusted to traveller for us, which we published
with grains of allowance. We may add however
hat the author is I'm homme seuieur, and perfectly
we'll known to US:
"A steamer from Oran has just arrived; bulle-
lin has been dispatched. The subject Thereof 10 no