Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-06
OUR MISCELLANY.

Inc CHtMeS " iTtHuy CNW Cit Is Hot pos.
sib'e tor any man oftaste TO admire the proper
of this immense and costly structure but we do
anticipate real pleasure from the music of its SOL
emn bells. Of these there are TO be nine. Three
of them ars old ones belonging to the church: The
remainder for full peal are to be cast in Ensrnd.
tuned and unable for Ginning. Forks have been
received from there. which pitched 10 these
tells, and hose To be sent, 10 be tuned 10 the
forks TO accord with those hare. DIR. Hodges, an
English organst aud music doctor is training six
teen bows to sing for the Trinity Churches, eight
for the Trinity and four each for St. Paul and ST.
Johns. to sing soprano and alto, men singing the
bass and Tenor. Female singing is to be IN rely
dispensed with. This is in imitation of the Cath
edrals of TIM Church of England.
TExAs.-The United States Dragons were on
their way on the ooh, commanded by Col. Twigs
and would pass through Austin TO The territory be
yoni the Nueces. The Infantry aud Artillery,
nnder Gen, Taylor. were TO lsave New Orleans
on the Dist at. for Corpus Christi. ras tidngs
Of the March OF The United States troops for The
frontiers ofthat country were received by the Tex
ans with delight
No positive Information seems to have been re-
ceived at Austin, Of the position of the Mexican
troops.
UNMATED.-Thc Vice Chancellor Yesterday
liberated from, natrmnnial ties no less than seven
unhappy couples, TO whom Hymens chains had
ceased 10 be silken web. and had become worse
than heinpeu halter. Will these :. burnt chill
dren keep out Of second fret ~ Y. Neus.
MARKETs.-F!0ur has declined during the past
week. We note sales of good brands from wag-
ons at 50 80, common brands at So 81. ii3i =
We are informed that small lot for home cou
rump,on. of one OF our best brands, sold on Sat
nrdav for So 81 1 2.-Detrou Advertiser. 80
New YORK The market is little firmcr to
day; Genesee 81 25 to 81 81, Ohio and Mchi-
gan 81 IL l.2 to 81 25 Erpress July 81. -
Ypsilanti.--G0 cents is the present price for
wheat IN our market, and our readers may Judge
for themselves of The prospect ola RISE
A TOURIST PERpLExED.-Last night, in a cab.
aret nu the Levee, seventy sixth rate Cockrev
tourist who was on bis way to the sanity city Of
Nauvoo, INDUCED in some silly remarks, touching
the prowess of the 'fast-anchored Isle.'
III was the most hextrao,diuary hdea, he said
to suppose that in war. Hamerica could Gould
candle with Hengland, the most powerfuIIest
nation as has ever been known on in 'islory.'
what are you striving to say. Old FogGma sleI?'
said a tall, bone -and-sinew built Kentucky boats
man. who had listened with evident symptoms Of
impatience To the Cpckney's gasconade.
i vos sayin',' said the Cockney, shat If tho
'Mercans persist in laying claim to the ole of
Horegon Territory, Hengland will put the Old
Dock at the ed OF the harmy again, who will inn
medately march them to take possession of the
disputed :erritory; aud hour navy will, as with a
broom, sweep the seas; we will then not only take
Horsgon, but The 'ole Of the States under our
protection as colonies
You win, will you 2 T'said the Kentuckian.
hardly able to suppress his rising wrath
we mean TO-, said the Cockney; .and instead
OF the present republican hignorance and confusion
that prevail. We will introduce border, and the
cultivation of The har;s and sciences
Stop that, stranger said the Kenuckian: pm
getting riley-fm wo6sh. Do you know what
shtnin' ignIted by Iickin' is. or The thunder of
kentuckian thumpp
Before the Cockney had time to answer these
questians of physical phenomena, the Kentuckian
gave him blow that knocked lightning out of his
eye, and thunder into his ear-this practically H.
Illustrating what was before MYSTERY to the Cock
ney. But for the Interference of some humane
persons who were present. and interposed, the
heniickian would to use his own CanubaIistic
expression. have chewe him up IN less time than
yerln' bar could have come down greesed
saplin.' ....s. s....,....-.. ..4 -
49,, The Cockney was off for up the river in The
very FIRST boat, muttering something about a
book he intended to write upon America in ueuer-