Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-16
Later from Mexico.
NEW York, June lO-7P.

Advices from chihuahua TO April Sd, have
becn received at st. Louis. On that day Coils.
Doniphan, Mitchell and Clark, started with
their entire force, except four companies left to
guard the city. The cause Of this return was
threatened outbreak. Price has $50 men on
duty, described as military mob, with no dis
eipline. Soldiers daily commit open violence
of all law; insult and injure, and civil governor
powerless to give redress. INSTRUMENTATION a.
mong the officers, volunteers and officers mean
D. resigned to the State duty. ol.Price refused
to send the mail to chihuahua, as was rumored
on account of the expense.
The Indians commit daily outrages upon the
frontier, driving off and destroying stock. On
IL enc Mexican has been CONDEMNED for treason
and he was repr;eved. until the President could
have time to act upon his case.
On the Cd of May there was great complaints
Of the incapacity of Col. Price to manage the
volunteers of Santa Fe.
The news was received from Pittsburgh this
r. NJ. The law suppressing the liberty of the
OF dispatches from Gen. Taylor, passed through
Matamoras the 25th. lst Ohio and / st lndi-
ara regiments left Monterey for home on the
9th and goth. Matamoras traders are indig-
pant at the new Tariff. A letter from Mexico
states that Santa Anna entered the Capitol on
the 10Th.
Instead of an admiring throng he was sur
rounded by an indignant crowd who followed,
re'ting him with stones. So that it was al
no by miracle that he escaped.
Com. Perry had raised the blockade of La
Ga Ara and took possession, of the town. The
Commodore has obtained an axact plan of the
lsthmus of Tehauntepec. The garrison at
TanIpico was under alarm, fearing an attack Of
the Mexicans.
The volunteers there refused to re-enlist.-
Col. Doniphan arrived at Paras after march
of 1900 miles, with about 1000 men and Is
pieces of artillery. COL Mitchell with the adj
vance of DoDiphan's command, including a
picked party, were expected at Buena Vista on
the 18th.
Passing through Durango, they took pos
session of small fort, pne captain, Fl privates
and as stand of arms.
-$SGcn,ral Gushing has received orders to join
Gen. Taylor at Monterey, with the Massachu-
setts regiment.
Gen. Taylor has determined to employ the
new Texas battalion.--Erpress.
ELEGANT CARPETING FOR NINEPENCE (l25
CTS. )PER YARD!-We called on friend the
other day, and our attention was attracted to
what was apparently canvass carpet, of very
fine texture, of fresh colors, and with hand
some border. On inquiry we were surprised to
learn It was what might be called homespun,
and that it cost but ninepence per square yard.
AS 40 letters patent have been taken out for
the invention, we give the direction as we re-
ecived them. Sew together strips Of the chea-
rest cotton cloth of the size of the room, and
tack the edges to the floor Then paper the
cloth as you would the sides off room, with
- l.
if gum -arbic be mixed with it. After being
well dried, give it two coats of yarnish, and your
Garnet Is fiInisen. 1t can be washed like canvas
carpets without injury. Such carpets of course
will not bear the rough usage of kitchen, but
in chambers and keeping rooms our informant
tells us he has seen them after being used for
two years and frequently washed, retaining
most beautiful polish, smother than canvas.
Pcrtmouth journal.