Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-15
NEWS ITEMS.


S,ardish will be luckry dog. Ia the debate ia
The Legislature on Friday, Mr.. Giles said that
he was endcavoring 20 find some of the descen-
dau,s Of Miles Sa0dish as they had al the pres
emf lime. locked up in The British Court of Chan.
cerv. no less than six manors, yielding annual
income of e6OO 900. IL Boston Transcript
NEw ARTICLE OF ExpoRr.--Upwards of 1000
tons of white gravel hav e been shipped IRON N.
| Y. 10 London, since the 10 OF September last.
II is taken from the beach at Long Island and
used to beeufy the parks aud gardens Of London.
The SEMINOLE INDIANS The last Van Bu-
ren (Arkansas) lu:eIIigencer says: 1--WE learn
from a gentleman, who resides among the Sem.
inoles, that they are we'll pleased with the coun-
tIy they have lately removed to; and are clearing
large farms ready for cultivation the ensuing
summer. They will We sure, now rapidly
advance and improve. as they evincc disposition
TO cul ivate the sol. and depend upon their labor
and not upon the chase fer subsistence.
o. Charles F. Mitchell, formerly member of
Congress from Niagara and o euus .unties and
who was few years since pard"ued out OF state
prison, whiher ne seni for iurgery, died a
few days since in Phl.adeI;.bIa.
rTHE SUB-TREAsURY passed the House OF
Representatives by strict party vote, SO far as
Wings and Loco Focos concerned. Of the
Native Members, Mr.. Woodruff Of this CITY vo-
ted for the BILL and Messrs. Miller and w. W.
Campbell against it,: Mr. Seaman Of Kings and
Messrs. Levin aud J. FL. Campbell Of Phladel-
phia. did not vote.
Prior 10 its passage, an important amendment
was adopted, s king out The provisions the bill
intended to render the exacon OF specie gradual,
has all In he
ernment shall be made in gold and silver coin o0iy
fer the 3Oh day Of June nex for all duties, tax.
es sales Of public lands. d, bis of money
accruinc or becoming due to the United Sra'es, Il
all sums for ptstages or o!hrrwise 10 The general
Pc I Office Department. The amendment was
carried by vote Of lO7 10 "A.
Thi, amendment renders the bill far more con-
sisteni and al the same time more directly and Sc
verely oppressive. Il cam fail immediately aud
decidedly to cripple the Banks aud contract the
circu' aling med um Of the country. Aud yet this
IS the honest way to pass the bib Fiji IS ,ssed at
al. = Tribune.
LATER FROM MEXICO
NAVAL The u. S. brig Summers cnmman-
der Inl ,aIlam. arrived a: this port yesterday after
noou, from Vera Cruz, making The vnyage M 81
DAYS We are Indebted I, cIiz.n of this place
for the following extract of "A letter from officer
OH boa I'd the Somers which embraces all tbs Inl-
| port ant items of news.
Ga The 10Th Mr. Dinond was formed BY
liter from Mr. Parrot of the Legations that Mr..
Slideli had detna .ded his passports. having been
refused reception VI mister. although the Mex
can Cabinet had expressed willing 'rss 10 treat
with commissions the Tex 8 q g ton.
| He also wrote that Mr.. Sldeli would be ia
| Vera ruiz III the course vi a week, aud would
immediately take passage thereroin to the U 'Iied
States. The 81 Mary's was in rea Illness for his
| accom- nndaon when he left.
| o. the l5 h Commodore Conner received let
ter from Mr.. Black, our Consul in Mexico. He
appeared 10 be snewha, exhileraed bv The cheer
f ing intelligence brought from England by rhr
Cambria. which he had Just received. He writes
that if The ,ws had been received, Mr..
S idel would have been received. aud throws out
AN intInaliua that our rn:ssoa may be accep ed at
The last m..ment.
The people Of Vera Cruz as " i'll be seen by
the newspapers, are awfnlIy frightened and ars
moving out Of The city. The Mexican navy has
been taken in tow of the steamers to place of alb
solute SAFETY. far up orc fine neighbors rivers.
i The Brush Minister, wrti z 10 The English
commander Oh the siatipn says that he cannot per
SUI d hese people that Eugaud will moi co-ope-
rate with them against the United Staies-they
| have he creates; confidence that E gland is GO
ing interfere to prevent their being buled by
us, but he has untquivocaIIy inimated that their
| hnp,s would not BE- reaz ID.
| large part of the hoops u der the General
i Anpndia had munied.
i We have rereired reports from J llapa iha. ths
N" thern Provinces about To srcede from The
confedrr cy.-- Pensacola Dem March 18th
LATER FROM INDIA.-The Courier and Enquirer
has received Calcutta papers, through the kindness
of friend, of the 9TH of January-several days later
we believe that reached by the Hbernia steamer.
The papers are mainly occupied with documents re-
lating to the Indian war, first among which is the
proclamation of the Governor General declaring the
possession of the Skhs the Left bank of the SUIT
lei to be ''thereby eonfscated and annexed to tho,
British territories" There is, however no addition
al information of any Importance. The victories
were celebrated throughout the British possessions
with great brillianey and eclat.
| PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.-A bill to provide
for the damage done to the public works by the late
flood reported in the Senate and finally passed
both houses,oD Tuesday afternoon. 1t appropriates
To the main line $4,000
/ DO. Deiaware DIVISION $4,000
y do. Susquehanna do 5000
i do. West Branch do 5000
do. North Branch do ~ ooo