Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09


SANTA Anna IN MExICo.-Santa Anna has at
length revisited Mexico with what object time must
determine. That it was with the consent of the u.
States, no body can doubt. He took passage from
havana In the steamer .qra5a transient British YES
sell which was repaired and tested as to its ability 10
endure the voyage. This lubbery craft hove in
sight at Vera Cruz; the morning was dark, Como
dore Conner, instead of making signals for the crack
PRINCETON to give chase. spent the time in rowing
board of her. and suppose making little fuss for
appearance sake, while the .4raJ, to use the words
ofeye witnesses, esd into the harbor' Santa Anna
is reported to have said setting SAIL s'f the Mex
leans are for war | am with them, though | prefer
peace" The interesting question, therefore, pre-
sents tself whether by this manauvre the admins
tratlon has sent pacicator to Mexico, has given
her an able leader-one who will harmonic her fac
tons and concentrate her energies against the COM
mon enemy. AT any rate, if Santa Anna is half as
treacherous as our people have always represented
him, no faith can be placed in any promises he may
make, and he should not be trusted.
MEXICAN FEELfNG.-As an indication of the feel
ing of the Mexcans to people, it may be allow
ed that since the evacuation of Matamorous by Gen.
Taylors army, thecltizens appear in open day dres-
sed in the Mexican uniform and fully armed. An in
valid soldier of the st. Louis Legion, who returned
on the steamer McKim says that on the night of the
18th of August party of mounted Mexicans to the
number of 1900 strong came In and paraded through
the streets out of bravado. An order was sent to
the ST. Louis Regiment to cross and reinforce the
troops in garrison as they were apprehensive of an
attack the place. Thus it is evident our troops
are hated when present, and disposed and insulted
an emergency could occur, would be real Moscow
affair."
MARKEPS.-The news by the Brittania are con-
sdered favorable and have created some feeling in
the markets.
The unfavorable weather for harvesting, and the
injury to the potatoe CROP has occasional rise OF
from to cts per 20 bis. wheat and Is. 3d. per b.
OF Canadian and United States -four. This advance
partially countefDalanced by an advance of Is. 3D.
of duty. The Buffalo Commercial thinks that good
samples of wheat, at that port will reach 75cts pei
bushel, and -four $4,31. Ypsilanti So to so cts.
A SrGN.-The "Democracy' of Brownston held
their town caucus last Saturday and appointed an
anti McClelland delegation to their congressional
convention.
Some feeling was manifested, and being acciden-
tally about there, we caught the following words,
which we commend to Nc. as possibly affording some
clue to his defeat if he should lose the denomination.
81 have spent Sl27, in electioneering for Bob. Nc
Cleland, and when he is at Washington he don't
know j. A." We could not help feel
ing sorry for the poor man, but he must remember
that he has quite much power ''Bob.' at the
polls, as Bob has over him at Washington.
GFSThe Treasury officials begin to see the benefit
of the SubTreasury in the necessity it creates for
them to travel about the country from one deposito-
ny to another to convey the specie. Isome of them
do not take the opportunity to extend their travels
it will be fortunate.
GF-The Regiment in which G.. M. Clay holds a
captaincy was at Little Rock, Arkansas on the 18th
ult. on its way to Santa Fe. And his company, fol
bearing and dicipline the admiration of all who
saw them. May speedy and honorable peace, soor
return them to their homes and restore to the slave
his most intrepid champion.
20 The fire in Mr.. Ingals DistlIery was occa
stoned by lamp which was carried near vessel o
high wines and communicated fire to the Alcoholic
vapor thence to the liquor ITSELF The loss was es
timated at $4,000, which there was no insurance
% When is pet lamb followed by little CIR
like cream in the process of churning?
Ans. When it turns to butther Ito butter.) Oh
scissorsi
Ned, what's twice six make? it makes twelve
''nothing else Yes it does. Well what else. L
makes dozen you fool you.
Coon sIGN.-We observe, by particular Sigh
which some boys have of lingering "matter' setting
about the galleys that they very 'pously ncIin
ed. To promote their further Improvement we gen
orally teach them the sway they should CO."
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