Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30
Foreign News.
Fifteen Days Later from England.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.

The steamship Britannia arrived at Boston ON
Saturday morDing-having left Liverpool on The
4th Of July. She brings advces down to and in
GLIDING that date.
The intelligence from Europe is however sell
dom of so little moment Of interest, as now-with
the exception Of the commercial news.
The Cotton market Of the week ending July 3,
had been very active-sales for the week 10000
bales. Prices had not only maintained the quota.
tons of the week previous, but for many descrip-
tons, American and Brazilian included, an ad-
vanc of I'D. per pound had been fully established.
Manufacturers and spinners were very actively
empIoyed-it is supposed in fulfilling contracts
made in anticipation of "a good autumn trade.
Money continued easy, accessible on the best
bills ct to q.
Railways, and railway shares and profits con-
TUNED TO absorb public attention. The list of
railway subscribers above $4,000 recently pub,
lishshed by order ofParliament, it is said shows
greater liabilities incurred in many quarters, than
their "posi,ion" warrants.
The Canada Land Company had declared a
half yearly dividend, eqnal TO six per Cent per an
mum.
England had refused the demand Of Spain, for
the admission of Cuba and Porto Rico sugar on the
footing of sugar OF the United States and Venez-
uela.
The Bank of ST. Fernando, al Madrid, had
suspended temporarily its dscountng business.
The parliamentary proceedings are of little In
terest. The "lrish Colleges bilr' was committed
on the Odd June, after negatviog, by 1s9 to 40,
Lord Mahon's amendment, providing tor the relig-
ious instruction Of the pupils. by appointing three
professors--one for the Established Church, one
for the Roman Catholics, and Gee for the Presby-
terians. Sir Jones Graham at the came time
stated the amendments he proposed to introduce,
which recognize the principle of no religious test
for students or professors--0he latter to be ap.
pointed by the Gro n for three years-the matter
to be regulated afterwards by ParfIament) -and of
sifiliaIion Of all in one university, foe the purpose
of comforting degrees.
The second reading of Lord SANKEY'S Irish
landlords and tenants BILL" was carried IN the
House of Lords on the oath, by the small majority
of 15-the vote standing 4s to 34-and il went to
a select committee.
On Monday the 3lst the royal assent was CIV
en- to the Maynooth endowment bill.
The cause of repeal in Ireland continued unim.
pared by the attempts, open and covert. to divide
the clergy from the laliy on that question.
The rent for the week ending on the Odd, was
f454.
The total revenue of Frauce for 1916, is est.
mated at some 100000 france more than the
anticipated expenditure.
Nothing of moment from Spain beyond account
of tremendous tempest, accompanied with hail,
having devastated mos, Of the fertile Pyrenean
districts.
There are accounts from algiers of fresh sue
cesses for the French arms under Marshall Badge
aud, and the native adherent of the French.
From India and China, the intelligence by the
overland mails is to the Doth of Nav. and the 10Th
of March. The troubles in the Panjaub continued
undated. The kingdom of Dude was in con-
dition which it was supposed would soon require a
visitation from British peace makers. There are
accounts of great fire at Calcutta. Nothing
material fiom China.
THE FIRES OF 1915. We do uot remember