Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Arrival of the Cambria.

srsived >, Boston, ON Tuesday the lsth. in four
teen da, s from Liverpoul.
By this arrival we have london dates to the Sd
and iIverpool IN Tho 4h iostaht--one mouth later
than by The HIbernIa.
The Queen opened Parliament with the usual
CEREMONIES on the 4h ulumo, reading her speech
IN person from the Throne.
The new Ministerial appointments have been
made and proclaimed. Lord Udhousie having
s,cceeeded Mr. Gladstone as President Of he
Board Of Trade, SIR George Clerk steps Of The va
cant V,ce.Prrsidency, with The ,MasiershIp Of
Mint. Sir Thomas Frenhme is the Secretary for
Ireland: he is succeeded as Secretary at War by
Mr.. Sidney terbrrl aud the Secretary ship TO the
Admiralty thus left vacant IS filled by promoting
Mr.. Henry Thomas Lowry Cory. OF Q Of the
| Lords. to be his own servant; while Lord J"celyn
| is to be the new Lord. Mr.. Cardweil is one of
the Secretaries 20 The Treasury, and The Hon.
William Bingham Barring. Paxmas,er General.
| We regret TO say th IT there is no news of the
missing packet ships. There IS now,. therefore
little ground for hope thai they are not lost.
! The Rev. S> dney Smith. after illness Of
some weeks Duration, expired al his residence iu
! tireenstreei Loudon, on Sal,Udly evening. He
was in his 74th year. Sir Thomas FowelI Bux.-
ioiI Bait died the l9, h ullimo at his seal, Nor.
| Ihrepps. Norf Tx.
The Cotton market Is buoyan:, and prices on
some descriptions have slightly advanced.
The most important news relates 10 The propos.
| ed alterations of The Tariff.
The principal chatge proposed is considerable
reduction the sugar duties, rs to reduce The
price in favor of the Consumer one half per, lb
Its also pruprsed repeal the duty on wool. the
inc lax on exports. including Goals, the excise On
glass, aud auction dullrs. and prepecliyeIy on
sperm oil. Train OIL and whale fins. A free list of
some 43O small ARTICLES, producing bu. little feyi-
tie. bal troublesome to importers aud the Custom
House, is also proposed.
| A COMMISSIONS. consisting of The Broyie, on the
On the par of France, and Dir LushlngIun. Oh the
pari of England, has been appointed devise some
arrangement respecting The suppression OF The
Slave Trade. The practice of search would pro.
badly be- Abandoned. ssel'sE g't
Ireland AT The meeting of the Repeal Asso-
, cialion on the 18th uil. the reut announced
10 be 81 81 which lac uded handsome remittance
, from Washington aud sill larger one from Balt-
mure. The proceedings POSSESSED Itile interest
beyond The fact of Mr. O'Connel stating that the
Lew grant for the Catpoic College of Mayt Doth
would be s26000 aud that establish ment
France.-M Guizd has trl,,mphed 10 the
Chamber of Deputies, on the vote of supply for
the Secret Service. by majority of "a This
majority IS deemed satisfactory, il may enable
, him 10 rub on during The remainder of the SEES.
: sion. Rumor adds that the Chambers will be
dissolved IN the auiutn for the purpose of testing
Inc Minister'S Popularity with the.eecioral body OF
France.
Portugal Accounts from Lisbon. of the 18th
al mo, state that on the preceding day the Quee,,
was confined aud gave birth 10 "A princess.
MorOcco.-The d fl ieBc, between Sweden
ard Denim rk and MorcccO have been ARA nped nv
The mediation of the Governments OF France. and
Great Briain. The Emperor has renou,,ce th,,
ibu'e
Switzerland The very natural feeling against
{ con'mit'Ig Tie education OF the youth of Swrzsr.
and To the Jestrs c"iilsnues TO agitae that cnun
a Try, and wH probably lead TO the eventual ex,uI.
: SOU of the disciples al LoyaIa from The Can,m,s
: The council oil the State of Lausanne resume,
on the l. h inst. aud on the day proyts,o,,
t al government WIS instituted DO HE popular AZ.
4 semby the ,ilon of Vaud, composed of nine
2 members OF which VI. Dfuey. Councillor Of s, ale.
D was named President, because the Grand Cnnr;i
. had not paid sufficient Difference to the PRAYER q,
The $4,000 petitioners for the expulsion of the J..
!. suits.
e India and China.-By express from u,rse;,-
!. les, we have recived d:spaiches from India aud
China. by the mail which left Calcutta on The q. h
OF January The first of The series for bm,,biv
d communication left Mad,rs on the ID h. Crvon
i on tho 18Th. and Alden The 23lh ut,
The news by this mail is of more impor,,,c..
y and interest than the overland mail has hro,,.,t,
J. for mouths. The Punjaub is again in commo;on
4 revolution broke out aud Here Sipghl,bs p
J. jah and Jea Puudit, have been killed. :.
e revolution had taken pluce also m Nepau,
Is The raJah ma promised abdcate ia favor of ~.
e son. When the time came, he refused: on which
the son, assisted by some Chiefs deposed him
The new rajah IS only II years old, and an IDIOT
The Government would be compelled to Interfere
Re The war, however was expected to be one diolo.
: macy rather Than Of arms 49, =
o The intelligence from China extends IN oa,h !.
}, Nov. The Emperor was not then dead. bu, !, !,
.Iledged that little hope of his recovery was en-
d erained. y"
The report that the Emperor had abdicated +
favor OF near relstion, is totally wi,hout coni;r
nation Trade was dull in China. The F,en..
= Ambassad'r had concluded the treaty, which wa,
,, sent I" Europe for ratification. -. = -
:, miscellaneous LIENS Convocation al Oxfor.
has condemned the passages selected from M