Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15
From the N. o. Pcayune Sept o5.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM TEXAS.

The pilot boat L. H. Hitchcock, Desdernier,
master, arrived at this port yesterday from Gal.
weston, and We have dates by her TO the 9TH inst.
from Galveston. Our previous papers from that
city downto the 9Th inst. brought by the
Hope IIoues which left there the Tn. ..-t
t The National Register published al w ASKING.
ton states tina, the President of Texas has author.
iseJ Col Cink l.. Owen, Of ia .kson couaty, to
raise one thousand mef' by voluntary enrolment,
to be music: ed into the ied States service III.
der Gen. Taylor. II jpr Hayes. with his COM
mand. is also TO co-oPerato with Gen. Taylor
Active measures have beea taken t. recruit the
number Of men required.
The Ciriidn of the 49, mentions that Calves.
ron continues 10 enjoy uninterrupted good health
and thai as FAR accounts extend. the entire com.
try Is as healthy as any region of the world =.
The editor hear OF no sickness IN any drec.
lion.
The Register contr ms the diau Information
which gave on Friday last. The Cananches
are divided anio1g themselves, tnr,niug the peace
and war pari,es. The peace party Is DOW said to
he a. the asceHdanl, aud ma uiiesl their fidelity in
various ways. They We're all expected 10 meet
III a general cOnncIl, Ia be hell on Towaccano
Creek al pat No. Z. or the 18th inst. The
CHE! Santa Anea was expected To be present, and
10 mute with the Others IN treaty of amuy with
Us. Inc late expedition, under The chief Buff o
Hump AGAINST the Mexicaas Is said to have been
crowned with success. They returned from be-
yond The RIO Gras,ie loaded with sooils. The
oher tribes says The Register, are progressing liz
Tue agricultural arts, and b,gDniag 10 enjly the
blessings OF civilization. -
DIR. Ashbel SINH attracts a good deal of atten-
;snu from the press of Texas His long later is
copied a; length, but ELECTS comments the most
uataYorable tosthe doctnf's purpose. Il is a sim
gular Tact thai men o.! sense la this part of the
country, and large portion of The Texans, do
not believe lb the sincerity OF 'Ashbe Smiths as
serioa that tie was aud Is IN favor of The Annex
alien of Texas. We have not room Cor such ex-
tracts OIL this sutJec we might readily cull
from the papers before us.
The schooner Boston. Capt. William L. Hurd,
left Galveston for Port Lavacca on the llth insi.
aud the night of 18th fell among the breakers at
the west end OF the island, about miles from We
iasco, and soon became tota. wreck. She was
freighted principally with lumber belongings tn
MAJOR West OF Layacca, most of which. we I'M
ders'and' was driiled ashore. The vessel belong
ing to Capt. Hurd. The passengers were all say
ed. M .@
LET US LAUGH.-A Clergyman was the other
Gay reprovIng young person for too cav anei
laughing department. There are times Tor su
things sand the pious man-'a time to laugh and
time TO weep, as the good book tells U.S. ssss
ST. replied the a,ch young girl. did YOU not
tell us IN your sermon Sucday that heaven itself
was all Sunless that there were neither tears. nor
gre''. or signing there, and that saints and angels
would Dc eternity happy in the smiles of Godr
yes, my DEAR 80 $500.