Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

- ARKltAL Or HE HlBERNlA.
I TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship H,bernia. Capt. Ryrie, arrived
al her wharf, IN Boston yesterday morning.at quar-
ter past six o'clock.
Our agents, who had been ia waiting night and
day fr the last Two day, at once sent US notice by
Telegraph of her arriv-l.
This Intelligence was announced N Boston at
sic and half o'clock. and placed on The Bulletin
of The Tribune IN this city, at twenty minutes past
stAi The difference between tie Two cities being
about fifteen minutes. -
We are under the greatest obligation to the OPP
orators of the Telegraphs. particularly at the sta
lious ia this city, Spring6end and Boslon,for their
promptness in forwarding the news.
Oar Telegraph Dispatch, containing synop-
sis of the news, was seut 10 our subscribers yes
lerday in our Third Edilou and issued in the CITY
as an Extra.
We are indebted TO Wilmer and Roger for cop.
les of the European Times by the Long Island
route last evening.
The dates are from LonGoi to the 18Th AID
Liverpool TO the l9h uIt.
Business on the who!e, is in more active snd
settled state than il has been for some time past.
Tie manufacturing districts are busy, and COAT.
Cencc prt walls.
ne Std>Uu COUtifucS ttut WC ut'St tfsttoi~
Gus could desire. The crops in splendid
dition, and one of the earliest and most productive
harves's rec"rd is nearly ripe for the sickle iI
every pant of the country.
The ton Market is firm. with good steady
business. aud urices have aud upward tendency.
| The Timber trade IN very furnishing con-
dlion. owing TO strike being al an end among
his operative builders every part OF the country.
Prices aIe stationary, with tendency 10 Improve.
| The American Provisr n Market as regards
BE t, has bee IN q,i'scent stale, with dropping
prices. The dtmand for pork has been limited,
and The price has rrcedcd IA Ire. The market
is bare of fine cheese, which would secure good
rc,urr; Inferior q'aliies so off heavily at low
r.tes.
Rumors prev IL that The poia,oe disease uf la.t
year is doing The work OF destruction On The grow
ing crops. The saine reports from Ireland.
| The Iron Trade has received an imp,Lls.
The Corn trade is in leliargIc Stale. owing TO
the large quantities hich were released from bond
at the low du v, al d which has. more or less, af.
fecicd the market since. The prospects Of the i'm
pending harvest. too. have had tendency 20 send
prices down, and depress speculation. The liner
descriptions of American fl ,ur command The ex.
IRENE rates nf The curren, quotations. The con-
IineD'al markets have been rather irmer, in co.,
sequence of The passing of the Corn Bill.
The payment of July dividends, and The release
of considerable sums of money, belonging to
rious Rad way proj cis, from the court of Chance
~, have lei. dered the Money maj ke boyant. Il INK
Stock aud oihcr securities have arisen, AID alto
geIher CHI ering prospect exists. as regards the
eventiou of trade and The prosperity Of the coun
try.
The Hibcrnia brings the Oregon treaty ratified
by The British Government. under the seal OF the
new foreign Minister. Lord Paimerson. This inn
portant document was signed by his Lordship and
Mr.. McLaue on ihe Ia h at the Foreign Office.
aud afterwards convey cd TO Liverpool for despatch
by The Ii hernia by Mr.. Nc Lane, who befi.re leav-
ing that city, would pass few days Ihe visitor
of " illiam Brown Esq. of Rchmond-hill.
FOREIGN WHEAT IN CANADA.-The Montreal
Herald contains the regulations adopted bv The
Customs authorizes in Canada, under the act Of
the last session, by which the duty on wheat, in-
: ported l,r the purpose of berg ground in bond
for exporatlop, and reyeaed-conduionaily
however. udnn The pass,i g of SIR. Robert Poel's
measures. The mail from England having bro {
the news OF this event, the act comes at once into
full operation.
The regulations are minute, but The substance
OF them is that the foreign whea. may be recciv-
ed al any port ofentIy, the importer gpng bonds
ltuat Snuil DC one Oh ltie DOTS 'es-
labIished for the grindldIng in band Of foreig,
wheat," within q Certain lime. Ga The giving oil
such bond, the collector viii allow The wheat, Ia
pass to The place grinding, giving The in,por,
ter certificate mentioning The qualify. by what
E vessel imported, when imported, and from wherr
The time allowed for Conveyance to the place o.
grinding. and The name of the vessel by which il
is TO be CONVEYED. The wheat must be impor
ted and entered within twenty fou. hours after ar
: rival at the place Of grinding.
Ga the arrival of whea, at the place grinding
: The importer may either deposit the amount of du
, ty, 10 be returned when The dour is delivered, Of
2 he may give bonds, which may be cancelled wheI
The hIur is exported or warehoused Tor exporla
: ition. f
4 The ports of entry for The reception Of foreigr
: wheat ore Sarn'a, Dalhousie, Guanoque, Brock
7 vile, Mahlaud, Slansead, together with all del
constituted warehousng ports in the province.
MARRIED.--In Ann Arbor, on the 10th inst b,
s. Abel Esq, Mr.. G. w. Barber to Miss. Mar,
\ Keeder, both of Dexter.