Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-05
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from the National late 9eucer.
The subj ,incd paragraph. "a ken from the Wash.
ngton Correspondence ut ,he Jurnai &c Commerce
discloses fact of interest not ,.' the slave.
h"lding portion III TIA tnred Stale" Gully but to
ali he freeman who cUupn., lhs p.ru la,on Of
our country. We d, n..t donbt ;he aulbenlic,,y
at this nforma.i,,: aud ii The writer has any Car.
Their ar MAZE psrti'ular nnr nation on this subject
w ibvise him 10 reveal n.
WA,ntNoroN. October 20, l345.
MIR. CALHoUS, towaid .he clos. of,he late I'D.
mini-iratim despatched an rgert the island Of
81. DINING" f"r wha, particular object il was
not known. He paid all at the secret
VICE fund. This agent Mr.. IIngan) has
hsa returned AID made soi,,m:nous, aud as un.
derstand an interesting rrp"rt. hch will probably
nj some time the hight. II is cor jecured
'ta. 1t relates ehI ny ts the condition of the
Spanish portion The island. and the situation aud
prospects Of the D,dnuicaus: their with the
Hayuens; she policy ii the English and French
Gu, ernnse..ts in regard Ia them and 10 tho slave
holding portion of The Wus, iudia Islands general.
". d.. IL has been surpassed that the British
Government, and perhaps the Government Of
France Sal. viii lake such course will aid
the eutirc abolition of siavrry 10 this island aud ii-
deed ia nil the Spanish aud French islands. The
subject Is OF interest TO the slayehold,ng
portion Of The United States"
EswrHoUAKE IN WEsTcmEsTER Co.-About
IL minutes past o'clock on Sunday evening a
mise resembling The rolling OF heavy carriage
was heard IN Rye and other towns or the East
eide Of Westches,er County accompanies by a
conclusion which rocked The lamps on the table
and created much alarm that women in some
cases fled from, their carrying :heir children.
The shock was directly repeated. and resembled
IL. Il.
the borders OF Connecticut how much farther we
eannot yet say. In many instances the impression
was produced that the chunaeys had fallen. We
have not heard Of any damage resulting from il.
MACHINERY VERSUS PHYSICAL LABoR.-Mr.
Oven sa,d ON Thursday a, the National Associ-
alton of Inventors that So great had been the I'm
proyement in machinery that 1900 men with lis
aid could accomplish much as could be done
without machinery 50 years ago with GOO 600
mep; or that human IN, en'ion had created power
equal to three times the manual labor OF The globe
Express.
Tho statement conaIne u Ia an aiiicle winch we
copied Friday from Pittsburgh paper. relative to
the. strike is confirmed The Factories are all al
work most Of the hands having returned TO them
and others continually aocking in. In one Of the
factories SO large is the number cf applicants a
fr labor IS now as great as recently the desire
20 abstain from it. Much distress has been the
WI n ny %a.ea1oas e'ssgreens. n,.s"s e
CURED where persons not CONCERNED in the strike
would have continued working but were not per.
United. $2j.0D0. in wages is the sum stated to
have be, n los, to the labore.s.-Tribune
The EXPRESS ROBBERY. From Rochester
we have nothing in relation TO the robbery of tine
express. The Cleveland Herald of Monday. the
2Slh inst however says ina, on the previous eve.
ming. Officer McKinsley. OF that city arrested two
who are believed To be those seen toeave the depot
with the trunk. One is named Charles Mitchell
formerly of Rochester the other Hiram Nc Gary
alias Joy. Mitchell had lot of counterfeit, n,o,l-
ey in his possession, McGary $40 Bank Of Owe
60 bill.
Officer McKinstry also arrested two on the next
day supposed to be confederates in this robbery
One gives his name as Geo. Smith the other VIM
Anderson.
Anderson had $50 in. -bis poasesion-among the
bills one OF $40 GU the Commercial Bank Of Roch-
ester four los on Necklaces aud Farmers Bank Of
ALBANY four Sc on the Commercial Bank Roch-
ester ono S5 on The Bank of 'Froy S5 Bank OF
syracuse aud one So Bank Of OnoG8ags. Smith
had S29-amoug the notes eight So bills on the
Unada Bank. Anderson aud Smith had women
in company.-Pilot'
TIE New PosTAGE Law.-Ihe Washington
Union publishes an official BILE giving the returns
ofthe receI2ts Of postage for forty-two offices, for
the third quarter Of ls45 ending 3O'h September
by which It appears that the falling off has been
SI32SO as compared with the corresponding
quarter o: las,year. The repor: Of the Office III
ibis city presents the following result.
1874 S2653
lS45 2,l44
Deficit, $539
Il is probable that an effort will be made come
ing from the south To restore the old rates OF post
ge or al ieas, to geueraly Increase the rates "a:
charged under the new iaw. While our southern
friends have baed against high duties upon mer
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