Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-18

buggy, still keeping hold of the lines, and run.
Ming on the ground. H. then told w. he had
shot him on purpose. w. made no reply. II.
asked him to give him the pislol--made no reply
but drove on few rods TO the intersection of Ma
comb stree. and Water street, and just he turn
ed towards the bridge. stopped the horses. II.
asked why he stopped W.loId hm,he harness
was broken or wanted fxng-srpped forward
towards the horses pretended to be fixing the har-
ness Ii said, Il have but a few minutes to live
drive me 10 the Exchange as soon as possible
No reply. w. continued Gu foot and drove a.
cross the bridge. still lying sill aud not speak
iug ill he saw w did not turn The horses up front
street towards the Exchange. but continued on
Macomb lreet. Fl then spoke out, asking where
he was going, no reply; but urged he horses in
10 trot; w. continuing 10 run in The street ON
foot, and TO drive Wnlle passing Macomb ST,
II. again asked where he was gong sill! no re-
ply, but still urging he horses.
When at the intersection of Macomb and First
streets, II. again asked where he was going, and
directed him to stop wanted 10 stop at the house
of Mr.. Keith his brother. in-law, who resides at
this corner. Sill 10 reply. but the horses were
kept OH smart trot.
When nearly opposite the coOptrs shop above
Second street, III. observed w. put one hand ia
to his pocket, while driving with the other aud
expecting another shot. he made desperate eff
fort. and leapeI from The buggy, the right 81 le-
of wv being on the lett the horses) caught
hold OF The fence, and run as fast as his strength
would permit until he crossed Second street, when
he looked back and not seeing w. walked to Mr..
kIeih's about 300 or 400 feet from where he ium--
ped out. w. did not him when he jumped
DOT : bat few rods further on, discovered II, aud
las appears by the tracks of The buggy,) stopped
aud turned around. " ~
Ga examination IN the morning, The two kegs
which ". left in the bank, were found TO be filled
with saud aud that they had been purchased at
Ewer's cooper shop in Detroit: and that a car
man was hired by w. on the Sd nls to take
them down Detroit river near Springweil. 10 fill
them with sand OH pretence that it was
wanted for securing &c. The carman took them
by W's direction to the Exchange. where w. rep
resented them containing specie. e8u
The foregoing particulars have been comnuai-
Gated TO us resulting directly from legal inves-
gation, and are therefore doubt essentially cur
rect. s.. .s.ssia
Wells awaits his trial at the October term of
The Circuit Court, and remains IN jil until he
gives bail in Sl2, 900 and this, il is thought he
would not be able 10 do.--Moaroe Advocate. E,
Further additional particulars we Iearu from the
Detroit American Citizen.
Hall Instantly rose. and by almos: superhuman
exernns ram along The side walk until he reached
his broiher-ip-law's house, where he ran ag ,iust
the door and broke it in. Wells missed han i. is
supposed. when be looked ILIo the wagons Ia give
him another shoi and he instantly stopped his
horses dropped the rens, and ran back for Hall,
but ii was too late; the latter had got .nto the
house. He then went back To his hoiscs. aud e.-
deavored lo drive back tu the bridge by Scott ST.,
L. passing Halls lodgings, Ills brp,ier-in-law,
who had been fur one Physician, enccuuntered
hum, aud persuaded him io drive for. anohe
which he did and thea went 10 his bSo,hes's rnon.
and retired 10 bed. In the morning he pretended
- be INSANE, aud was ravng, but finally dropped
that course. On examination. IN Halls sick
chamber, he confessed all the above particulars
Latest FROM MExfco.--T The N. o. Repub-
Icen OF June third says; private letters received
here from Mexico by the Bri, ish frigatc EuridIce
state as muier of almost certainty that before long
the Mexican government will declare war against
The United States.
| We have seen some ofIhese letters, aud they
all go to confirm The statement tins effect made
in our paper Yesterday. So hostile to this cnun-
try and to Texas, is the tone oil public sentiment
in NJ xico, that is generally beIived the govern
ment of Mexico must either declare war, or suffer
AN overthrow BY another revolution. sai SAB
! From one of The letters referred To, dated Vera
Cruz MAY D, we have been permitted to mako
the following extract.
Capt Elliot and Commissioner of Texas
at this place. waiting for the arrival of letters
from Mexico, which it is said will arrive 10 day.
They will sail direct for Galveston ia the French
Brig La Perouse,
! In adltlon to the proposition made by England
to both Texas and Mexico, to settle The relations
of these countries TO each other aud TO The United
States. in manner agreeable to her policy, am
!, assured there are inducements offered al temp
/ ting nature. They are as follows.
: "Ehgand compromises herself with Mexico tG
pay ten million of her national debt, and with Tex
|, as to pay all of hers, which is eight millions.
This If true,-sBd | have il from very good au.
: tEoriy-provrs that En glaud has very deep
laid project with regard To Texas; one much more
important to her than the advantages she might
derive from the simple determination of Texas to
remain l.depeildsnt confirmed by the consent oil
E Mexico. oeea ar 0 + sfF - ss
D Governor Shannon arrived here yesterday
e He will 90 in the Anahuac 20 New York, unless
: Com. Conner offers him man Of war. -a5s
Under ordinary circumstances this would b.
done. but II Is said the Cotnnodore il unwilling