Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-03
Foreign News.
Thirteen days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRrrANN,,

lne Dr"isn steamer Britannia arrived at Boston
on the evening OF the 20h uIr. The dates are
from Liverpool TO the 9TH and London 10 the 3D.
She made her passage in Is days, having eucouu.
tered strong head winds.
Among the passengers hy the Britannia are Mr..
Bryant. the editor of the Eve Post, and Sir Allan
McNsh, Of Canada West.
i he commercial Intelligence is important Ere
quent cabinet councils had been held to debate the
propr'e,y Of opening the port for the admss,o n of
foreign bread stuff, and thoush no decisive action
had been taken at the date of the steamers depart
ure, yet the general impression seemed to be that
the ports would be opened. The effect of this
has been to strengthen the hands Of holders of
'bread-stutfs ~ boud and advance of 3 to as. a
barrel in the value of American four had taken
place. - <rL
There had been no change of Importance in A.
meIican provisions. Naval stores had considera-
bly, advanced. Money was getting scarce, and
the Bank nf England had advanced the rate of in.
ierest % B per Cent
The Cotton market was rather dull, but not any
lower for American descriptions.
'rne failure of the Poat"e crop must lead to
great suf ring among the poorer classes, pa rite
uarly in Ireland.
rh,re was better demand for Amrrcan
Wool.
TIE Railway f,ver has led to serious revul
sion Ooth IN England ahu france.
There Is much rxcuemen, in regard In the Corn
Laws. aud those VIVA seek their abolition derive
,nnch advantage from Tue scarcity of Bread Slnffs.
Det. AIDE.
Runor has talked auihoriayey Of intention
on the part "f Ministers to open the ports of the
kingdom for the admission Of tnreen Grain and
ut has tyea gone SD FAR 10 stale The duti;s TesO
ved upon. w: As. per quarter Tor Wheat; Is. ior
Oats, &c.
Almost daily meeting Of Inc Cabinet Ministers
were held at The close of October. and the begun
'nrng Of November, the general ohfcis "f which
we supposed to be the canvassing of information
relative To the actual slate OF the crops and to dis
cuss The propreIy of throwing open the ports for
the adrninis, alton ofioregn -four aud gram al wv
fixed Rates of duty.
No drfiuito Information has been made public
at the sailing Of The steamer but the effect OF these
frequeu. cabinet meetings, aud the confident AS
SERIOUS Of some of the journals tina, the ports
would probably be opened had the effect oi CAT.
rvins I'D the prices of bonded gram aud -four, aud
rather depressing those of free description Tie
last quotations of American fl ,ur III bond were
N32a 49, per barrel, which is advance since the
sieamer Of he 4ih of 3a Is. per barrel.
Ireland-The accounts from the Sister ISa d
for some DAYS past, as rega fds The Potato, ero,G
are of very serious aud ALARM ~ character
The failure Is dreadful IN the extreme aud The
prospects before the great maj y # The lower
classes truly horryfy The authorities at Dut-
Iiu Castle seem To have directed their ae.i.nn to
the matter. Commissioners have been employed
to visit the different PROVINCES, and To report 10 his
Excellency the result Of their Examination. VI
tn the prese II time these repOrls Ut The mos,
discouraeing character.
The "Tlnes Commissioned" continues his report
from the IVES, of ireland. He paints. in forclbie
colors the wrrtchedness OF the people, their want
of indus ry. and their uiwiiagress TO expend The
least money on the Improvement of the land. how
ever much it may repay the outlay. Mr.. y Con
nall suIl makes him the object of bitter attacks
Germanu.-The ZoIverein has given decision
that the present duties shall remain unatered with
the exception ofhaif cotton half linen figured uffs
on which the duties To b. slightly raised. The
Tariff with the present duties with the exception
uo,,ced has been ordered TO be printed, and TO re-
main in operation for three years. The Southern
States are much exasperaied. but though tempo
raIy defeated they will return to the battle with re
newed yigor Oh what now say you may de-
pend. as have it from an authentic source.
Ronce aud his disciples continuing their
career of proselyting. aud with much the same
success as mentioned two months ago. In some
places they make thousand OF enthusiasm diners
they have to bolt to avoid peIiiug the horse pond
and the pump. lhe Mug "a' s'o" VI" ~
Catholics place Tor worship alter IL hau oeen re-
fushd by the authorities
-. Copenhagen-TAe Potatoe Crop in Denmark
I sr We have accounts from Copenhagen OF the Sd
of Oct, which state that the disease in the potatoes
Is spreading more and more in Denmark, as IN
Funen, LoIland, Falster, and likewise IN Sealand,
especially in Amark, near Copenhagen. II has,
likewise appeared in the Dutchy. It's stated that
the disease is beginning to show itself IN Sweden
and is feared that the disease may spread wider.
France.-The Constitutional says that note
has been addressed by the French Government to
the Emperor of Morocco. acquainting him with
its intention to pursue Abdel Kader into the Mar
Oqun territory. There appears to be indeed no
doubt of the intention ofthe French to enter the
Morocco territory in pursuit Of The Emlr.
The latest intelligence from Paris offered moth.
ing of special interest.
Force OF CONSCIENCE. Platarch tells story