Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-05
Foreign News.

Great Deficiency of the crops in Europe -Confiu-
ned rise IN Bread Stu6s, and consequent fall in
Cotton!
The steamship "Great Western arrived at New
York,n Tuesday Afternoon, in sixteen days and
sixteen ls>urs from Liverpool.
ENGLAND.
Wilmer d Smnh's Times ofthe l1th of Oct.
SAYS: 1
The grain ma'ls,,. both here and elsewhere are
on Abe rise. The La,,don market of YESTERDAY
advanced CONSIDERABLE y-reary Is. per Quarter.
The remarks Which we have made ON one
or two occasions :eceeIy still apply to the corn
market. I've present harssst WIZ yield ;nd;A.r.
erlIv, and The combined with G.e FAM re of tho
crops in many parts of The continent. from which,
we have in former years, drawn a large por,n of
our supplies cannot fail to send Inc prlce>rbread
s,uffs up to a higher figure than they have, vet
seen The general failure OF the poiatoe crop>t~
as we have before Stated one of the primary ele-N
meuls in this upward tendency of prices.
From the MarkLane- Express.
In the northern and eastern paris of the king
dom there is sui good deal Of grain the fields
aud as the weather seems 10 have been quite
unsstilt d there as with us, the conclusion Of the
harvest must be still far her delayed. The chan
ces af tie remainder of crops the later districts
being secured IN olerab order are. therefore
very slight. In early seasons the northern coun-
ties sometimes are better than the sou b. Such
was the last year; aud the enormous
proGu of wheat in Lincolnshire and Cambridge
shire did much 10 swell the general yield. This
season, The deficiency is likely to be much great
err in the backward than in the early cnuniles.--
The corn was not rpe there ill the weather be.
came decidedly broken, aud The quality will, We
fear, prove even worse than they yield.
We cnnut therefore, calculate anything like
the large supplies have been in the habit Of
drawing from the SEA coast. The western side
of the island has been the favored this sea-
son, but even there The produce Of wheat To The
acre is complained nf: Wills, the weight per
bu,hel certainly 2lbs less thaa last season. 1t
Is. therefore, too ctTtan thai The total produce OF
The kingdam must de regarded as short Of usual
venr<. ANDA STEADY AND PROGRESS
I'VE RISE IN THE VALUE OF BREAD,
STUFFS MUST BE EXPECTED. THE
UPWARD MOVEMENT MAY, AND PROB
ABLY WILL. FROM TIME TO TINE RE.
CElVE CHECKS; BUT on the WHOLE.
WHEAT WILL WE THINK. 4DVANCEIN
PRICE UNTIL NEXT SPRING. Alter that
time much will depend on The then appearance of
the CROP the prnbabe eXtrt;t Gf the spring ship
ment frum the Baltic, ard other Of whch
nothing al present be known.
The infernrv Of The quality the new wheat
brought fprward al the prlurIPa shipping ports on
the east has greatly Gtcrfered with the sale.
At Wishbeach, Boston, Spaldng, &c. where the
weight of last years crop. com 40 riy 63lb.
TO Cab. few parcels Ofthe new reached over 60lh.-
the busheI, whilst of The samples are below
ssh. prices therefore pr'pertionly low in these
markets.
La Ireland The Railroad mania continues and
O. Council, continues also the agitataiion of RE
pale aud The collections nf the Tin,."
detachment of French rroups $50 strong has
beun cut 10 pieces by Abdel>K ader on the from.
tiers of Morocco. ia subseq uent attack on tho
Freoch troops he was defeated. A rein orcemsnt
of eight regiments is TO be sent TO Al yena as is.
supposed to operate against Morocco. ths power
under which Abjel Kader, lakes refuge.
rumor is float that Prince Loats Buonaparte,
who has been held prisoner since his attempt a
few years since TO assume the crown of France,
! will soon be liberia ed aud enigrate 10 tie Uuied
J States. .
popular outbreak took place in Italy the
25h September at the cay Of RiEin Of this
place The insurgents obtained possession. being
joined by the garrison al Ravenna however, the
unsurreclioufaIledae the insurgents were queiled
at this place, The troops of the Pope marked 10
[ Rinni aud regained persesslou, the insurgents
| fleeing the mountains.
The Russians, maintain their warfare with the
| Circassians with various fortune as far battles
are concerned. but evidently playing losing
game In The "long run."
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speak in its praise, we can confidently RECON-
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