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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24
Whole No. 164s
From the New York Tribune.
Mexican War
HOPES OF A PERMANENT PEACE FROM
THE $3,000,0O0 FALLACIOUS

HOPES OF RMANENT PEACE FROM
THE $3,000,000 FALLACIOUS
wish to make few remarks on the present
prospect of Peace with Mexico, and | wish
that your readers would mark what / say, as
have proved myself prophet more than once
during this struggle. consider the appropria-
ton of the Three Millions, together with the
$4,000 for Diplomatic services, as calculated
to prolong the war. Mr.. Benton in filing his
pockets may not think so, but will give you
my reasons, and think that you will find that
they are not without weight.
have witnessed the various revolutions in
Mexico for the last ten years. and have studied
their character in the towns and in the villages,
and have had good opportunities to observe ev-
cry feature in the Mexican character. 1t IL
well known thatthe cause of their frequent rev.
olutions is not more than a struggle between
the ms and the Outs, as not one principle of
civil liberty is involved in the contest. The
Government cannot give employment to all the
officers who figure in epaulettes in that distrac-
ted country; consequently about half are strug-
Cling to overthrow the present Government,
no matter what its character may be; and even
in this foreign war, they cannot give employ.
ment to half who depend solely on the govern
ment for support. Those who are thrown out
generally live in ideness until the next revolu-
tion, and will run into debt until they get em-
barrassed and overwhelmed; while the mass the
poor Indians, are thrown into the scale as easi-
ly as flock of sheep are driven from one pas
ture to another. think that this hint will be
sufficient for my purpose at this time, and now
we will grant that all the rumors relative to the
distress in Mexico to be true-that they have
no money and their councils are divided. This
you may say will induce them to grasp the
Three Millions eagerly, and conclude treaty,
granted But where will he the opposition par
ty? They win keep quiet until the money is
paid over, and then down goes the government
and they rise on its ruins, and proclaim those
traitors who have sold their country perhaps
with the secret hope that another $3,00O,OO0
will be awarded them What pretext have
they had for the last twenty years equal to
this, to infame the Mexican people? And it will
take place as sure as that the above measures
will be carried out, and they will carry on
harrassing guerilla warfare on our border, which
we must protect at enormous expense for the
benefit of-perhaps Slavery. When COM
intended to dissect their subtle policy
in connection with the Department of Yucatan
but believe that you like short stories best.
AN AMERICAN.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

A congregation at one of the Teignmouth
churches were startled the other Sunday by the
Tractarian priest, who having just gwen ont
his text, commenced: N'Thus saith SAINT raul
and Saint Jude says-litte child shut that book!
do you heart shut that book! DO you hear little
chiidLto the great CONSERVATION OF the con-
gregation, who did not see young "rcn n S unl
svc;ted This sudden burst of indignation by rea-
dino during the sermon physiological Paper.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24
THE NAUTILUS AND THE AMMoNITE

These two shells are found in the most ancient de
posts and occur simultaneously up to the chalk
when the Ammonia ceased to exist, while the Nat
titus alone survives to the present day Ihs sePa
ration the fact that the is taken and the otnel
left, is detailed in the following lines =
The Nautilus and the Ammonite.
Were launched in friendly strife;
Each sent to float, in its tiny boat,
On the wide wild sea OF life
For each could swim on the oceans brim,
And when wearied, its sail could furi;
And sink to sleep in the great sea deep,
In its palace all ofpearl!
And theirs was bliss more bright than this,
That we boast in cur colder time;
For they were rife in a tropic life,
~ A brighter and better cline
They swan mid Isles when summer smiles
Were dimmed by no alloy
Whose groves were palm, whose air was balm,
And Gfe-one only JOY.
They sailed all day, thro' creek and bay,
And traversed the ocean deep;
And at night they sank, on coral bank,
In its fairy bowers to sleep
And the monsters vast, of ages past,
They beheld in their ocean caves;
They saw them ride, in their power and PRIDE,
And sink in their deep sea graves
And hand in hand, from strand to strand,
They sailed in mirth and glee-
These fairy shells, with their crystal cells,
Twin sisters of the sea
And they came at last to sea long past,
But as they seached the shore,
The Almighiy's breath spoke out in death
And the Ammonite breathed no more
So the Nautilus now, in its shelly prov,
As from shore to shore it strays,
Still seems to seek, in bay and creek,
Its companion of other days.
And thus do we, on life's stormy sea,
As we roam from shore to shore,
Thus tempest toss'd, seek the loved, the lost,
But find them on earth no more
Yet the hope how sweet, again to meet,
As we look to distant strand,
When heart meets heart, and no more they part.
Who meet in that better land.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

EARLY GENIUs.-The price of bread was
raised in Ayr on Tuesday week. A boy went
into one -four baker shops the same afternoon
and asked for loaf of yesterdays baking
The towel round it, he rendered the old piece,
when another halfpenny was demanded, on the
ground that the price had risen that day. OH
said young hopeful, ''that's sure enough, but
the loaf is of yesterdays bakinge' The baker
laughed for his half penny. The boy might do
for Go-ahead Land.-[English paper.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24
Through the curtains poured the sunlight,
al ! of

Through the curtains poured the sunlight,
With a sudden gush of joy,
Where upon his bed of weakness,
Lay the dying little boy.
On the rising airs of Evening
Balmv sounds of Summes came,
And voice amid their music,
Seemed to call him by his name
And the golden waves were dancing
On the flooded chamber wall
On the sunny hair of Florence,
And the brow Of little Paul.
As the sunsets tide, receding,
Ebbed again into the sky,
Passed the faint hue from his features
And the lustre from his eye;
As if up the rosy surges
OF that shining rivers flow,
Went bis spirit to the angel,
Who had claimed it long ago.
Louder STILL and full Of yearning,
Seemed 10 come her gentle call,
And the throb of Life grew fainter
In the heart of little Paul.
But the fond arms of a sister,
Like a link around him lay,
Claiming back his flutterng spirit
To the love which was its stay;
And his own weak arms were folded
In clinging dear embrace;
Till his cheek and dewy forehead
Rested gently on her face.
Slowly sank his weary eyelids;
One faint breathing-that was all,
And no more the kiss of Florence
Thrilled the lips of little Paul.
Through his childish world he wandered
Like stranger, still and lone,
For the depth of Manhood's feeling
Had within his bosom grown.
Yet the love whose meek entreaty
In his patient features smiled,
Gave at last the sainted mother
To the happy cherub child
Sad and silent through the chamber,
Crept the shadows up the wall;
Cold against the cheek of Florence
Grew the cheek of little Paul.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

SPARE MNUrEs.-Spare minutes are the gold
dust of time; and Young was writing striking
line, when he thought that ''sands make noun
tain, moments make the year, Of all the poEr
tons of our life, the spare minutes are the gaps
through which temptations find the easiest ac-
cess to the garden of the soul.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

"iSome quqdrupeds," solemnly remarked a
lecturer, shave. trunks as well as chests
Switch happens to be the case with some BIZ
peds," added wag.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

Antithesis may be the blossom of wit, but it
will never arrive at maturity, unless sound
sense be the trunk, and trlth the root.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

YPSILANTI SENTINEL
Is published every Wednesday, at Ypsilant Washte-
nav Co. Michigan, by
CHARLES WOODRUFF.
TERMS.

ALSO Cash in advance and 81, 90 will in
variably be charged if payment is delayed tnree
months from the time Of subscribing.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24
From the Tribune.
0LJTTLE PAUL.

Sister and brother wound their arms around
each other, and the golden light streaming in,
and fell upon them, locked together"
The golden ripple on the wall came back again
and nothing else stirred in the room.''
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

GA "Prnter's line
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-13

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month. ii ahi & 3s hopg eur oitvsHl ueish.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-13

Thirteen horse thieves have been arrested
IN Pennington, lowe, ava large number sill
iH!esi different counties IA ihs State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-13

OFFICE zahserlss 10. -fsqt
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-13

~ ALLAM's IHiroiarfrsa % tHe tie.. i4ra 81 "a.
A. Toe tiiBg t1e IltteHh. e.AtrllI.I aaa -,stfs
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opposite Thompson noak STOLE a5.i, s-fe.f ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ue,hodi.t Conference.

Tuy,n.x.-Ou the opening Of the Conference
n. morning WILLIAM JEwkTT was chosen to com
le,e the Delegation to The General Conference.
On taking up the case OF Rev. C. Greene for Of
.nee. In relation to Rev n Msfitt, Dr. Peck replied
4 length to the defence made yesterday BY Mr. Greene
Ie had thoaght deeply sud prayed earnestly on this
ub,ect and he attributed the csmness Of mind ne
conscious Of under circumstances OF grest temptation
q the urosrctinr care OF his Heavenly Father This
.mness sid not prevent the Doctor from DOW
md then diving a shrevd cut at his opponent The
mech lssted some t~o hours and skiful ii
20. unspsring toward the statements and Arguments OF
Mr. Greeoc Il YES several times interrupted for the
ourpo &c Of explanation ard contradiction particular
opts Al fts the charges against Mr. Greene
we're read one specification after smother, and voted
ipon snd each decided TO be sustained.
/ On the question Whist action the Conference would
now take DR. DIN said that be would propose resou
ton snd that would probably come az well from one
no had be-. n aloof from the whole agitation He had
voted n, .usts nearly every one of the specifications
bu, We, Ia sueh Of mind IN such uncertainty 40
% the motives that bad sctns'ed oro,ner Greene tns'
he could not vote for any censure OF nose MOVIES ne
would propose a resolution 70 the enect inst having
been guilty Of mslsdmntsusuon sno inpiuoence, ofo
ther Greene should be censursd By the Chair The res
linton was amended by the substitution OF suspension
The resolution was subsequently adopted a. follows
by . vote u ~ 10 49, ,,...
tim s.d ,,nprudebce sud OF degree " moral dere
ne ton no the If brother hsf and TIE shsirs oi ne
Cen en0sry Church. should BE- suspended from the .xef
Of ali his ministerial IJLctOus until inc rex rcs1"
[ Of this Conference" -.
Mr. Greene then called ip and the verdict Of the
Conference read 70 him when he declared his intention
Z Of appe aling 10 the General Conference.
The Conference then passed 70 the consideration o.
other business not especially interesting to the puoe 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
MARIN E JOU r N A L..
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Independence, -, I'm London, 24tn
ult rndse 20 Grinnell MnturD & Co.
ship 81 Mary, Foster NewOrlesns, May !, cetton 70
Stanton Frost.
Brig Porto Rico, Gilchrist fn Charleston, lumber to
master.
srig Excel Macy Is ds FIN Savannah, cotton &c, to
SturRss Chairman a. Co. AZ passengers
Brig Carolina Hosmer 2 DIS I'm Norfolk, lumber 70
Grice. 49,,
Brig Marcellus Bsohew 10 de- I'm Mayaguez, PR, Gu
gar, 10 FOuke & Sons. l.,
Bremen brig Carl Justus Black, ~ DIS I'm Bremen In
ballast TO order. 30 pssseDgers
Scbr william Wixon. fun Baltimore. coal
schr Msbant Howes SO de fn Rio de Jsneiro' coffee
IN Gripp. Minturn Co 22d inst lat 81 g. long "a a.
spoke brig Adams Bsgley I'm Havana for Boston, 81 de-
out-repored having in gale from NNE on the 10th,
lost both mass deck load main sail and one seaman over
board 10Th lat 30 81. long y S. spoke whale ship VIM
Roach fin Pernsmbuco for New Bodied. 80 DIS out with
1000 bbls oil On the 10Th inst within 20 miles oil
the Highlands and blown of by the late n r. gale
Br schr Emma McCosmie, I'm Belfast, via Norfolk IN
ballast 90 order.
schr Forest King Kelly 81 ds I'm Curacao, deer skins
to J FOulke & sons
Br schr Thos Person q ds I'm Nassau p salt TO
Benson.
MEMORANDA.
The Schr Falmouth Woodruff, FIN Baltimore for New
York with cargo of coal &c went ashore on Monday
on Romer Shoals. in thick fog has bilged and hled
Capt RO Of the schr Alice Els took from her her sails
rigging &c add brought them to the City
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6rbools.
7oUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL

MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
INT SUMMER ~r~-irs q tn's r-f-cf No. iof
Young men and lsds vii commence on Ire hrsi Nor,
dsy in Msy. The ers IL ending al erpens.s Tor ooaTd
and uOn fr1u So 20 SO per qls-ier boItn-
field April =, 1871. 40 2uieod+l WARRES hOLr.
DOAHDING 10 ayr-reb Faniy ~ NiiiAm.bufgh-
ID Professor Of The French language having furul'h-d
win elegance sno comfort large and beautifully nnsnru
house 10 WliAmshurgh within ore minutes wAs o. nc
Pecssp Ferry. wishes 10 accommodate, Tor ne sumner
.easou limited number u married single ladies' or
gentlemen. Th- sgaton u Of he nosi dehghuai 10
Inc ghborhood % Ne~York commanding an extensive
view OF the harbor and Guy Of New fort WIN ne sll
roupdng Lessons IN The Ffen-h Language arc
No. h required Reierence exchanged. For farther
Information apply a. the Office Of this paper or between
V-,,1.~,oS "a Dusne-.t myl4 In.
DO1RDING sCHOOI.-Irving Institute fArTy.
ID town, n. Y-The sumner Term OF i've monlh. VII
open Oh Monday 81 Of May next Several vsea
anpii-.iions msy be made TO the principal Isryovn
or sn with CLARK Austin, - Brosdwsy' y nefs efe1
I.rs containing f1Ii ilf5rnzlion can be ootAiled-
Prfers.eey-Hou- Washington Irving, TsrrytoHn-
Hon. Guisn c. V-rplsnck, Ne~-forz Guy
mvl5 ~ " P LYON A. N. PrlscipsL
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eIS0O REwARD.-Felouy-wesr,

81 1O selony~ -, 1 SSfs.s Goysr
brolhers late % Leeds. County 81 YORK. England Wooen
Clotn Manufacturers Scrbber Dyers have abscond
ed cbsEg~d win several forg-ries, 1r
Notice hereby gwen, that The above reward VII y
given ~hO viii sspr-heuc ard lodge them
il any Of The psons OF he Unei States OF Anercs s1
ac-n international power having been given 10 The proper
suh0ries Tor the decentralization ofsny person d3ns
any person giving such private niormslion 40 VII
lead 10 lher apprehension application 20 NJ. ihsn
James Superintendent 81 Police The Bsrough % Leeds
the CoanIy Il York Eng and, IN whom al eOmmlnies-
be addressed 10 the u Anlhouy BSrcAy
ESQ her srISEnie Msjestys Cousul Guy Of New York
DEscRHTtOSRo Glover Is About y 70 3 years Old,
stands feet inches high, rsiner brosd and walks
siiiy be hss some hsi ssov complexion. 10 bald on
The forehead ia Yorkshiremsa, ana hss lived a. hs life
in Leeds.
Frederick clover shout IS or Is years Old stands shout
f-el "a more broad and d-shooldered, ADD
s,oops Ia waking walks hesyiy, slowly and sufy very
dask dark esr has prominent teeth 1ork
shiveusa. and has lived al his iife IN L-eds.
William Glover 10 sboat - TO % years old, ond soont
feet 10 ircoes high has rsher long and ihn vage snc
light complexion, has good t-~ N and light hair
Clinton Hotel. N-w-Tork. May -, Is<7.
NJ Bit only OF the shove srreslsd. reward o
S7eo will be givea 1.-TWO, el.a nyst 2~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

DEDFDKD tRUWN Uf1h.Ss'7 y ~ ~, y. = =
IL having been sppOnied Agents for tue safe Of Redord
Crown Class The Manufacture Of which has been late y
Recommended desire call The siIeaIon Of The public 10
The Glass.
Tn. BEDFORD GLASS 10 made from white rnt sand
Obtained vicinity Of ihe factory and IL The
Crosn G.s. made froa that species Of ssnd IN this
~ The Of this Glass cousiss 10 It's brilliant
while color-ts clear surface, and its great thick
ness strength and srsightnsss la surface always re-
iAins It's enamel and usre-is not affected by change Of
Innate and entirely free from The objection which ap
pHss plate ssss Of becoming easily be1immed by DIST
age.
TIE sARANAC CROWN GLASS, msds a. the sane
works u The strength aid thickness az ne heo-
ford and desirable srIiel- for fzetories
boats and canal boats, rsiroao cars, greennose'' a.
Orders furnished a. short notice ,,,-,,
MORGAN WALKER SMITH,
rnvia zxeod Wfudov Glass Dealers. 81 u nnsL