Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-12
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Seven davs later from Europ,


news and the Albany papers for the ba lance.
The"Braua" arrived out on the l4lh ul.
backwards and naval arsenas of England eAhib.
it extraordinary activity at the present moment.
In mauv of the ouiporls steam lrigstes Of the lar
eest class have been ordered BY the government to
/ be ready at fixed period.
In addition surveys are being made the coast
and ofthe ou,posls aud preparations are also being
made for placing the whole in position of the
greatest strength aud impr 'gnabi!ny.
The natural irquiry what does the warlike
prepa ration mean? Those who profess to see far
iher into the mlstone than their neishbors point
The IS far wesl"-lp Oregon for soIn on, Of the
mystery.
The future of the poia,oe crop nlreland is most
dis ressng event. The accounts conrected with.
subject from all parts ofthe country painful
| the extreme.
| The very wet unfavorabie weather lately expe-
! renced has done much injury 10 that portion VI
| the crops Ill abroad IN The northern Counties.
! There is ltiile Interest in the continental news,
! beyo ID the tdings from Algeria. The brave and
unsubdued chief Abdel- Kader, has achieved ano-
/ tier triumph over his French invaders. He sur
| prsed aud Captured ano;her 200 of them.
We give below such items as relate TO the crops
with other matters Of interest @
We have advanced 10 near the mid lie Of
the third month Of cur harvest IN England and
there il still good deal of grain the fields un-
secured and an ,ual quantity for the season un-
cut north ofihe Humber. The weather has been
very unsettled for, The last fortnish,: We have
scarcely had two successive fur days; very little
cora has been Cured during that lime. aud that
which has been stack will prove when il comes
TO be ihrashed. in damp state unless kept all
the March winds have wI>k"d through it. As Il,
| ...r, k,,., 4 Ii.
opininn Lnvc already expressed namely, that
taking The average produce of the year al 20 900
| coo, qua tiers of what, last years produce would
ye.d 81 900 ,GOlwhi'e this Years viii not exceed
I 10000 600. or other grain il seems 10 be the
general opinion thai shall This year have fair
average bat that potatoes Will be laimg crop
some parts Of the Kingdom though by no means
general Leeds, Murcury
! England.- extensive naval preparations
I throughout the English dncky ards. which we men-
! toned yesterday. IN feature that is cling the
a tsution of ALL Noihi ~ of cuu So. Is distinctly,
known in is e, hut all ascrii / o tr pratt,
for hostility with the U ,ltrd States. IL canvass
ing its bearing the L sIisn papers Itus sum u,
| their views:
with Il @ great poaer of Europe we are ap.
paren:ly Oh the most friendly terns--not rippe
| dIsturbS the calnness of tile ocean wave. Whit
hen,can he in the wind which indicates this s,rangs
and unnatural prcscience of storm With the
exception of the Inisunder' taudlHg in the RIO DO
la Plata. To which France. eqItiiy with ourselves
is party, there is noihng paIpabe 10 .lsar he,
III this ga!vanIc movements the ars ..ia!s and M
the sea-board Those VIII, rr,icss To see sarth r.
into milestone than tier neigh5 ,rs point I, tho
"FdE Wesi"-lo Oregon for il solution fine mys
terry. President Polk say hev, is determined Il,
have The ederriiory, irrespective of the con-
| sequences"
| 1he raii road 'pecuiation is gerry greatly worse
Than ever IL has YET received no check bat
goes on augn,en'iug, daily. The world has never
| Witnessed ytbiDg reckless aud barefaced as
The system OF swlIdling aud roguery Oh the one
hand. aud the mbece gulIibliny ON the other,
that siares one IN the face at every turn. Where
J or when II will stop passes comprehension. That
Facet Gus satIris, Punch; has an admlrsb QUIZ on
I'll huge la ,aiic asylum. which is repre- senled
us lie terminus Ola numhe: of railways The
idea is Startling realily-a practical commentary
on the prevailing INSANITY.
! Ireland. The failure of The po,a,oe cron !,
ireland Is IA most distressing event. The accounts
connected with this subject, from all parts of The
country, are painful in the ex,teinr With the.
greater part ofihe labourng population, living al
all tunes IRON head 10 mouth IL only rcuIires
Inc laiiu:e 81 an escnieat which cters so largely
INTO their food 10 produce misery of the kecnest,
The most heart rendmg description. Ireland does
not sufler exclusive y by this Calamity this year ;
out elsewhere, from the comparative Comfort of
The lower ordeiS, they Can better endure aud pro-
vide against 1t.
France.--Thc Geographic despatch reached
iouilon o" The 7ih, prescribing The preparation OF
all the large steamboats, al anchor IL, the port Il,
receive trooI S on board. They are all ei,ioined
10 be ready within eight days. The Titan steam.
boat has teen suddenly despatched to Algeria viii,
speciai mission; II is supposed that she carries
instructions 10 General de Lamoriciere. rbe
greatest hustle Continues in The porr. The 43
Regiment on the Line is in readiness TO embark,
and iney say The government has resolved to send
reinforcement OF 1900 man t. the African
army.