Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-17
Foreign News.
Arrival of the Great Western.

L OTclSn news.
Arrival of the Great Western.
The Great Western arrived at New York on
Tuesday afternoon. bringing Intelligence four days
later from Europe.
She sailed from Liverpool on The 23d ult. and
ex perenced constant and heavy westerly gales.
This satisfactorily accocnts for the length of her
passage.
One hundred and forty five passengers have
come out of hera larger number than ever be-
lore Came In ocean steamer.
Among them are Hon. ID. Jenifer, late u. s.
Minister TO Austria Hon. w. Boulware, late U.
s. Minister to Naples; and the Hon. G.. Hughes
late U. S. Minister, to the Hague. -
The news appears to be quite undecided as
ever, as far the wheat market is concerned--
There was it will be seen, rise of4 cents, per.
20 lbs. wheat the ooh, but on the ID it seems
to have fallen TO the rate of the 19h-fhe day the
Caledonia left.
letter from New York, written after tho
Great Western arrived, says that her news was
deemed TO be indecisve, and was mol likely to
materially effect The market.
The crops and the weather was the only topic
of any interest in England. The Queen was pur-
suing her travels on the continent aud was at
ayence to the last dates.
THE RoNGE SCHlsM.- Having heretofore no.
ticed this important movement ia he Government
Church, it is proper tina, continue TO keep
readers apprized of its progress, aud the incidents
attending il. IS aa5as -ass
The following translated for the Buffalo Pilot
from the Denlsche SchnelIpost. gives account Of
a recent disturbance in Leipsic between the adhe-
I'll 4
C enl faith. .l.ni
LErPs1c. 18th Aug. .
i becomes our painful duty to narrate ain event
which has taken place in Lsipsc. Blood has
been shed in our heretofore peaceful streets, our
citizens have been shot before our eyes by the SOL
dery The following the facts in the case: I
Prince John arrived IN town yesterday, prepare
tory to review OF the National Guards. He had
already been received ia Chemnitz with great
GOODNESS, and good deal of feeling had been ex-
cited against hun, the cause of which was a ru-
NOR. that obtained ready credence to the effect
that the Prince had shown himself hostile to the
formation of German Catholic congregations; a,
report the more eagerly believed from his position
in the last Diet having been all unpopular one.
The intelligence of the Princes having sent his,
son to another university also had its effect and,
finally he was suspected of having had share in.
the well known approhious decree-of the Minister.
de Culta, imposing strict conformity to the rules
of the Augsburg Confession.
The popular feeling. thus aroused, broke out.
several times yesterday, in repeated huzzas for
Rouge, aud the cheers attempted TOR the Prince.
found response from only about fifty voices,
This led to several arrests, but nothing further or
more serious was anticipated. At about nine last
evening, however, the grand reueiue was beaten
before the Hotel de Prusse, where the Prince had
taken lodgings, aud tremendous crowd had
gathered, giving vent to their excited feelings Ii
may be that shall be better understood if sketch
the localities.
The 'RosPlatz,' (place of horses%) on one side
OF which The Hotel de Prusey' is situated, in an
immense open quadrangle, several thousand yards
In length, and&eme five hundred In width. Ops
posiie that side on which the Hotel aud several
olher important buildings are located, is pleasue
walk. extending the whole length of the place;
in its rear, is McAdamized carriage way, and
still behind it another promenade, all elevated from
four TO FIVE yards above the Rosplaz. On this
latter was assembled huge masses of people, and
the walls were also covered. At the moment
when the Prince, reused by the Reriue, stepped
upon the balcony to ascertain the cause fthe dis
,urbance, three loud huzzas for Ronge rent the
air, accompanied by cries and shouts Of derision,
and Lulher's great hymn,
@ "A strong castle is our God" -.
was sung by the popuace From this they pro-
ceeded to violence. and demolished all The glass in
the windows of the Hotel. At this moment, about
half past nine--the military under the command