Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-26
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Correspondence of the N Y. Herald,
WASHINGTON, November H.
| sent you line yesterday from Baltimore, on
my way back from little Trip TO Philadelphia aud
now resume nv '.yarn." Nnbndy can GIT With,
gun,hot oflhe President The Cabinet for they
are all head and ears over il preparing their re-,
ports aud getting up The ne 'sa, e.
That paper will decide tveryihing and can tell
Just what II will be. Oregon--the whole of Ore
gon-will be The demand; long and Conclusive
arly of rIunents Will be shown in favor of our
right. and ur claim. Mr. Buchanan. who has be-
fore this fell some tIuidlty the subject, has par
ted with his fears. 81 .a7',-ss 7ses s,s. STA
Final instructions have not yet b,en sent to our
Minister in London. He is waiting for them.-
They will g by the next steam r If In. raisonment
of Mr. Buchanan (preparc, for the Minis lei s
can be GIT ready to foriify ms ppsi,ipa al IN Ak,
out clear bold Case. 49, ~ ~ ,,---.t-..... p
In the mean time. ROW, ("ok) while am wri-
ting, Mr.. Packenham, the British Minister. is IN
Mr.. Buchanan 5 room. If can learn IL, any way
the resalt of this conference. viii let ynu know
to morrow perhaps two weeks hrnce. | know
that he has hecn good deal disturbed by .out
aud cutters" thai have for dry ortwo appeared
! in the Unnn. eaf s'a~ '7rr -eg
One word in regard 10 them. happen 10 know
that these strong leaders Of Mr.. Rhcbie are not
go for any local, Temporary or Particular effect:
They Contain the sc lied. established and matured
opinions of Mr.. Polk, aud of every member Of his
cabiuei ifs ir a-T'f r"se
! FROM Mexico. The New Orleans papers Of
tie Oh contain ID days later from the city
of Mexico by an arrival from Vera Cruz We
take the folio Alng paragr lphs roHnihr Picayune.
Among the passengers by The Creole are the
wife aId daughter of The brave hu' unfortunate Gen
Mtiia Il will be recollecled that Gen NJ. was
shot uear Puebla bv order of Santa Anna.
We learn verbally, thai the general impression
al Vera Cruz when The Creole sailed was that all
difficulties between the United States aud Mex
leo were in fair way To b. anlcabIv settled 1t
may be that Mexico may We; desire the lnerir-
res ce Of our Government TO help her of her
difficulties with France aud perhaps with England
stranger things have occared' .r.
r. The master of the Ctenle reports " hen he sail
cd from Vera Cruz. The United Safes sq'iidrnn
had taken It's departure. This may be dse,ned Of
significance. if The above report be Correct. That
report. however,, initiates altogether with the
peaied d.claratlors made ia the Union az To The
intentions OF our Government. Ii moi 10 lie denied
1 however iha, The general impression here SINCE
the Mississippi arrived (and in Vera Cruz al last
&C counis has been. that informal und rstanding
ic relations should be resuned.--Adrertiser.
/
! FRENCH ENGLI-H. yer cOmcal lan-
guage de Anglais," SAID French genernln the
/. other evening al table. "Dn you hk so?"-
+ "Oui. very droIl. viii tell you. i vauuted To
see Angland yer good. arrived at Dovers.-
[ wa. yer much hungry. | looked in my die
tonaire for 'potage'-polagr. soup--s"pe, Mad
ame.' said |, some sope you please In one
/ minute dc lady backoned me. vent yd her To
the chambre. DIS is SOAP sad she. .and de water.
l'P; rdnu Madame, not sayon. but sope.' dts Is
/ soap,' said she. No no /! Madame, not dat go
age sope." WELL sare, dis is soap. 'Farbleau
Madame! de sope-sope, scomprncz ,vous r
Tina, is soap dat sope dat potagel Madame.
/ | am not one imbeeIle one fool . i wait de sopc
not one lumD OF stvon sope, Madume. But she
wouldn'i understand ; and so sare | washed my
hands vid the savon, and vent 10 bed. ID, hands