Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22

0rOur leaders remember The woman who has
oeen pursuing fer several years, man named
gray, whom she claims as her husband, and the
lie ot whom she has several times attempted.
Inc last attempt was at Mackinac, few DAYS
ago. correspondent Of the Buffalo Courier says:
Her story is this. She Is the daughter Of
wealthy Canadian, one of the first families in Mon
trea, and her brother is Lieutenant in the Bril-.
lsh navy. When quite young she was placed in
Miss Stewards Seminary at Rochester, and was
near graduating when she became acquainted with
man named Gray, who won her affections and
deceived her BY sham marriage, lived with her
two years. confessed the fraud, and then took her
money aud left her alone with two children. She
has followed HIM since, thousands OF miles, day q
night, sometimes on foot, others by the swiftest
conveyances, has shot at him twice, but as vet he
has escaped her. Only week since she was n
Buffalo on her vengeful mission, and hearing he
had gone 10 Macknac, she walked 10 Cleveland
and there came on board of our boat. She says
she is satisfied that Gray should leave her, provi-
ded he will legally marry her, so that her children
shall Dot so much suffer, the fruits of an unlaw
ful connection. She has letters from distinguish
gentlemen alles'ing her good character.and vouch-
ing for the truth Of the facts here stated. She
gave directions to gentleman on board, to tell
must accede TO her proposition or one must die.
Canales almost taken.--We learn that Canal
es came very near falling into the hands of the
PhiIis,ines a few nights since. Capt. MCCol
lough's company who were at Reynosa, received
information :hai fandango was to come off about
fifteen miles from that place. and ihlt Canales was
to honor the party with his presence. They re-
paired TO the vicinity of the rancho, and waited in
sb,oA g.. Ill oc,Iz 10
appearance. When every thing was nnder way
The rangers walked in and politely requested an
introd lcilon 10 Monsieur Canales. The gentle.
man had not arrived, but two Of his officers were
there and rece ived an Invitation 10 ride out 10 Rey.
nosa and pay visit to Col. Wilson. The Col.
we are informed received them very gracously,
and insisted on their becoming his guests until Gen.
Taylor could have time to attend to them.
A Keteran.--There is now living in Meiamora,
Lapeer County, Daniel Banker, who was born
March l745. he was solder in the old French
war, aud served h,s country such through our
entire revolutionary struggle; he now enjoys
good degree of health mentally sound aud intel
ligen,; walks with firm and elastic step, and
tnkes deep interest in the politics of the day, and
enjoys life when in youlh.--Aduertiser.
Randolphs Negroes.--1he people in Mercer
county. have forciby prevented the Randolph ne
groes from taking possession oflhe lands provided
for them in that county. Our latest advces are
that the negroes are encamped in the woods near
Lnckport on the canal.
Since the above was in type, we under island
that the negroes have returned 10 near Piqna.-
Judge Lee has gone up to give security that they
shall not become charge upon the township
That done, further opposition to their setting on
their lands, is not expected.-Cin. Gaz.