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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-05-12
GOOD NEWS FROM IRELAND

The Bank of England has been drained of SO
much speech that it has caused great alarm "a
mong the Commercial houses Of London and
other cities, and this alarm had extended to the
Bank The Bank has raised the rate of inter-
est, and is endeavoring to counterfeit the rates
Exchange which, for SO long time have been
adverse to the Bank. The Caledonia takes out
large amount of bullion, and every steam pack
ct ship adds to the drain of the Bank.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-05-12
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Reported Battle-Sdnta .4nna routed i'iti
immense Loss-The .Mericda .4rmy totally ami
march to lMerico.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-05-12

VERA Cruz, APRIL IL, lS47.
Major General Scott, General-in- lief of the
Armies of the United States of America, to the
GOOD neople of Mexico
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(Io the Editor Of the National Whig.)

As have said to you in former letters, we have met
many kind friends here, who have been as brothers
to Never can cease to regard them with feelings
Of the deepest and trlest gratitude while Iexisnev
cease seeking for opportunities to make some re-
turn for all their generous and disnerested kindness
kindness In one instance at least, which braved
death itself to me and Danley. Major Borland
10 his rie.
That the Majors kind friends were Mexicans there
can be no doubt, but he would have done himself
more honor by stating the fact. We never gain any
thing by suppressing the truth respecting an enemy
when the fact to be revealed will elevate that enemy
National Hhig.
! think the above sur on the honor of one who has
rendered his country service and endured incarcera-
ton in the loathsome cells of Mexico in consequence
thereof rery ungenerous to say the least Of IT, the
part Of the Editor Of the National Wing. On what
grounds you suppose them to be Mcxicans, am at
loss to tell and if you had heretofore read the letters
from those gallant spirits that were thus shamefuly
treated by the Mexicans you would have learned
who it he alluded to in his letter. 1t was the for
egners, resident Of Mexico of which he speaks I,
was they that kept them from starvation, and en-.
tered security for them, thereby enabling them to
have the liberty Of the city.
AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY,
AND ONE WHO KNOWS.
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PEssy PosrAoE AND EpucATIos mail sys-
tenn which authorizes the sending Of letters through
out the British kingdom for penny, and newspapers
for nothing, and which has brought nett income to
the government of s4,OO0,OOO annually is regarded
by the wise In that country very imporan,
means Of moral and intellectual improvement, MS II
induces great numbers learn to read and WRITE for
the sake of friendly correspondence. 1t may be
hoped, says the American Messenger TINT republi.
can, Christian, free America, will not be the las,
among the nations to adopt SO benign system
There can be no doubt that with the exception OF
those who hold the monopoly Of the tranking 1Dripi
iege, such system would, in this country be hailed
with universal joy.--N Y. Mirror.
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GEN. TAYLoR's LEAVE OF ABsEHoE-The Washington
Union readers aware has announced Gen. Tay
orsappcaton to the War Department for leave Of absence
from Mexico for six months Gen. T. has important bust
in Louisiana connected with arbitration involving
very large amount Of money land and besides he is
doubt sick at heart Of the miserable life Of inactivity which
the envy the jealousy and the malice Of the Administration
have doomed him since the immortal battle Of Buena
Vista.
Gen Taylor If his leave Of absence be granted will have
TO spend time in louisiana but hope that ere his
return to Mexico, II he return ALL he will have the leisure
and the inclination TO crafty his by Wis
ting Of the principal cities Of the Union The people
of the United Satesare longing for opportunity the
glorious old hero, and to express nations gratitude to-
wards the nations idol
We have ntimation as to whether Gen Taylor
Of his being allowed To visit the United States conemplaes
return TO Mexico th people, universally an.
cpaed take him up for the Presidency hope and trust
that he will resign his commission rather than 60 back to
Mexco unless the Administration shall give him some as
that aer his return, he will be allowed to take part
in the active duties Of the war; LourUe Jour
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PRAYER OF MARY, QUEEN OF ScoTTs.-The sub.
Joined translation of these well known verses is by
Fenton. 1t is at once literal and beautiful:
"ODomnc Deus, sperav in te,
Carissime Jesu, nunc liberia mel
In dura catena in inisera pHna, desdero TEL
Languendo, gemendo, ct genuhectendo,
Adore, inporo, ut There's me-"
so Lord God Of Hosts, / have trusted in thee,
0 Jesus beloved, now iberate me
In letters so calling, in tortures appalling long after
thee,
In moaning, In grooming, on bent knee atoning,
adore thee, implore thee, to liberate me-"
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Gitp Jntelliaenre.

CIRcUIr Counr.--The Court to-day has been en-
gagged in the Of Wolfe Us. Wthers. In this case
Mr.. Wolfe contracted to raise the building situated
the corner OF 81 street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and to deliver to Mr.. Withers said house, newly
erected, on the LIST of November, 1876. After this
contract three others executed by the parties
Tor additional buildings, porch, &c.
The first contract bound Withers to pay, after said
building rooted, 1000 dollars and after the pas-
tering was finished 1000 more, and 500 when the
painting doneleaying the balance TO be paid In
10 days after the delivery OF the key.
The contest now between the parties is whether
the first or whether all the contracts virtually
binding since Wolfe failed to deliver, on the lst OF
November, according to the first contract the build
ing in full tenantable order.
The court adjourned.
WAroH HousE.-Joseph Lee, (black,) dsordery
paid costs and gave security.
Margaret Shermentine, (white,) idle and disorder
y; committed to the watch house for sixty days.
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A NIcE POINT OF LAVA curious case is to be
tried in st. Louis shortly. man employed two
others to dig cellar, and when the work was done
neither Of them being able to make out bill for IT,
another person was employed by mutual agreement,
and paid to estimate the cost Some time after the
bill was discharged however, it discovered that
he had made mistake Of SAT so in favor of the
workmen, which they refused to refund, and action
is brought against the person making the mistake
who, Il is, commended Is responsible.
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PEACE STILL HOPED FOR BY THE Exc
cUTrvE.-The Union Of last night thinks,
that If we strike more boldly and pour more
troops into Mexico, we shall have peace at
no distant day! What is this but acknowl-
edging that the Executive hitherto has not
conducted the war as he should have done
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Hs-Agoncy for the National WING In
George town The citizens OF Georgetown are respect
Iully informed that JOHN w. BRoNAuGH, Esq, Broker
&C. Bridge street, lew doors OF the Union
eng served with the National Wing in Georgetown will
please leave their and residences with MIR. Bro
naugh.
H5- ENoCH w. SMALLWoOD, Garrison street. Navy
Yard, is Agent for the National Wing Persons wishing
be supplied with the paper will please leave their
his store and they will be served +HpE
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THE TIMES


rs newspaper, edited by Duff Green. II will be
as iar rs practicable, iu, iair, and candid recoro
OF passing events but Its chief present purpose is Il
counteract the Abolition movement by unlnasking
the designs motives, and end Of political abolition
to demonstrate that It's principles us hostile TO thu
rights property interests prosperity, and liberty d
the North to the rights and property Of the South
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
to unite the wise and good OF all parties, IN every
tion in common effort to strengthen and perpetu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
ton city and sent to subscribers, through the mani,
TOR $3.50 per ann.
For copies IU.UU !" /"
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
ur-and-a-half street.
Agents.
Brooke, Shilngton d Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria. KOHL
1T All persons who approve the purpose for which
tho Times is established requested 10 act as agents
Tor obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested TO
publish this prospectus and forward their papers In
exchange. nov l6-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY IN Mexico.
We learn from the Union that despatch
from the General in Chief, dated City OIL
Mexico, Oct. 9th, has been received at the
War Office. In that despatch, the General
says, that he purposes to occupy Atlixco,
Toluca, and Orizaba without delay, and that
as soon as reinforcements shall come to hand
he will project other more distant expeditions,
if the Executive shall approve Of his plans.
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Arripals at 6otels, etc., mp to 9 y. N

NATIONAL HOTEL, BY 8. s. COLEMAN
Dbbu and lady, NY NV Burgwn, NC
Miss Dibblu, do Miss Ormsby, do
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Mr. and Mrs Shepard, Boston II Gillespie, U M Corps
Ball. Philadelphia III Hensley, California
w Tucker, Newark, NJ VIII Thompson, USN
Williams, lady, and Parker Norris
daughter, N. Orleans George d Moss, Va
l. Addison, do Latin, Fairfax
w Barlow JCWait, USN
q Dwight, Miss Major Harris Ten
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o F Elliott and lady, NY
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, BY T. q NJ. BROWN.
Thomas Ingraham, Va Mrs Tettermap and daugh
Turner w Ashby, U SA ter, Pitsburg, Pa
William Harris, Plny Pt BIB Chambers Harp. Ferry,
Herndon Baltimore Va.
II McGregor, Md OBJ Suit Prince Georges,
w We'll, Baltimore Md
DR. Houston lady, child'n, Fla Boteler, do
and servant, NY Edgar Black, Burlington
L II Chew, r Georges, Md. CO., M
Marsh lady, and two chill. Thomas Black, jr do
dren, Uniontown, Pa
GADsBy's HOTEL.
J N Barney, USN Charles Wake, lady, and
w Ashby, U SA servant Charleston, e
Iiailey Kendig, NY
TyLER's HOTEL.
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and SO. Mr.. Clay's heart is ever right, let
his judgment go where it may.
We must reserve our remarks till to-mor-
row upon the remaining resolutions, the first
three Of which, viz the 9Th, 9th, and 7th,
constitute the basis of the Lexington Plat
form, and particularly the seventh. Their
Importance demands the most mature consi-
Iteration. Meanwhile we call attention to
the sketch Of Mr.. Clay's speech elsewhere
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IEronl Ihe N. O. Delka.l

Thc Press ana FuDIic Opinloh IA Ae1icOs
The entrance Of our army into the city of Mexico
has encouraged the Democratic or Federal party to
the discussion of their favorite principles and mea
sllres The departure OF Santa Ana was the signal
for the reesablishment Of those liberal journals
which he had suppressed. La Razon and Ei Ra-
sonador, (the Reason, and the Reasoner0 have again
made their appearance and even more democratic
in their tone than they were some time ago. La Ra
son in particular is violent in its deuunciations OF
| the church hierarchy. That journal, which we be-
leve is tue organ of Gomez Faras, in its number OF
the 18th October contains article which were II
not for its extreme length we would translate in or
der that readers might judge of the opinions en-
tertained by the rejecting portion Of the Mexcans.
The writer, after showing that the monastic esab-
lishmcnts have become extinct because their consti
tutions and rules contrary the nature ofman
goes on to prove that for the the church
as distinct and independent political existence must
likewise fall. "The clergy, he says, cannot, us II
preends, form distinct society contained within
The body polite invested with the right of imposing
taxes with private Jurisdiction and independent ri
bunals. The fountain Of public power is the consent
of society," and no coacye Jurisdiction can be
cised which is not derived from this source. The
ministers Of the faith should not fear that If ndiyi
duals should be left unrestricted it would be difficult
or impossible to sustain religion. In to all
such dogmatica arguments il Is only necessary to
point TO the practical proof, which neighboring
nation, the United States, present. BY having well
understood and acted upon the democratic principle,
that Republic has in seventy years arrived at its
present position of spendor and riches. II we wish
TO establish true Republic we must follow stead
lastly an example which gives much hope Of
| security and prosperity"
But radical as is La Rdzon, El Rdz0nador is not
| far behind. The latter is strenuous advocate OF
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WIN. A. RICHARDSON,

90 MERCHANT TAILOR, would most respectfully
II inform his customers, and the citizens Of Washing.
nv ton, that he has taken the store Eighth st.
u1 (west side) Pennsylvania avenue, and is now
prepared make order any article Of clothing in snpe
rior manner, III his usual low rates for cash. N I
Persons furnishing their cloth will find that will
make make and Trim, low possible and warrant
:" fist In every instance. &1
Cutting done the shortest notice, and warranted to fit
II properly made up.
n B-.Waned, three or four pants and vest makers.
None but good hands need apply. Also, apprentice.
Apply Immediately. nov 16-eo6t
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Commercial.


BALTIMORE MARKET-November Is.
Flour--IIoward street brands o575; City Mills s575
Rye -four s41 s5; Corn meal s3.25 s3.3T
wheat-Good TO prime reds 40 Use; ordinary to
good lis 40 sale very choice red at l2s white
rs a 1870 c. family -four white 100 l32 Old white Corn
SO 80 C.; yellow 81 55e. white and yellow 4S
re c.. Oats IS 10 c. Rye SO 80 C.. Cloverseed $40
Sales Of Beef Cattle s2 per 100 lbs the hoof Hogs
s575 s6l2l2 Rio Coffee 7i4a734.-IPafrio.
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THE NATIONAL ERA,
IInahinnt .flif,t u q


O. BAILEY EDITOR j. o. WHITTIER, coRREspoND'a EDITOR;
LIP. NOBLE, PuBLisHER.
UE leading purpose Of this journal Is the discussion Of
i the question OF Slavery, and the Advocacy u the main
principles Of the Liberty party Due attention 10 given TO
social and political OF general nor are
The interesis Of pure literature overlooked
II aims TO preserve faithful record Of important events;
OF inventions discoveries affecting the OF socit
ty Of public documents Of permanent value; and during
lilo sessons Of Congress- will convey correct Idea not
only OF is action Of It's spirit and policy The debates
on the exciting subjects Of Slavery aud the Mexican war;
expected arise In the next Congress- will occupy large
share Of It's columns. -.
ing is already valuable department Of Home and Foreign
Correspondence 80,
the best style, at "a year, payable ~ advance
The generous spirit In winch the Erd has been wecom
nd ~ he public prrs and tho very liberal patronage
received during ibis the hrst year q IL ex,sence enccur
are s 10 hope for nccessons 10 our subscription list
II il desirable that subscriptions be forwarded without
delay 50 that they mny be entered before the approaching
Confess Address l.. p. NOBLE,
77717f Pu6iisher Nofiopaf IRA,
moo is--1' Washington, D. @.
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The Philadelphia Pennsylvnnian, d., states that
Senator Cameron, d., exertcd his influence is prevent
the election Of Gov. Skunk.
In 81 counties Of Ohio there and half mil
lions OF hogs over six months old. They taxed.
woman in Mercer county, KY, recently gave
birth to four boys and two girls at one time.
The Maysye, KY, Eagle Is surprised that Mt the
very hour when the Lexington Observer announced
that Mr.. Clay would speak, the Philadelphia North
American called upon him TO speak
The Coyington Peoples Friend denounces the re
cent attack on Senator flanagan cowardly and
unwarranted
1.-The Merrimac copperIof Missouri, they have sue
ceeded In smelling at small expense
Boston court recently decided that confession Of
crime by party accused, is proof Of the guilt Of
the said party.
Capt. Andrew Porter is not the author of the PHI
low white washing-so says the Baltimore Patriot
The keys Of the Girard College have been deliver
ed ut last the Board Of Directors
steamboat explosion on the Mississippi last
week, but nobody killed.
Lover is in Philadelphia.
A tremendous Rough and Ready meeting has been
held In Mason county, KY, Judge John Chambers
presiding.
Judge Breckenridge favors the acquisition of all
Mexico, because II would benefit us commercially
and open wide field for the free labor Of the North
Mr.. Clay's speech was carried from Lexington 10
Cincinnati in hours 48 miles.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

s~-=> VA THE SUBSCRIBER would respect.
n fully inform his friends and housekeep-
ers generally, that he has returned from
-'- - the North, where he has selected, and 10
now receiving his 9TH street. fresh lot Of
celent FURNITURE consisting In part Marble-top dress
Bureaus, Mahogany French Bedseada Patent wndlass do
high post many other kinds marble and mahogany
Centre Tables, extension Dining do Of patterns
BILE and mahogany Washstands, Toilets &c mahogany and
black walnut Chairs Of the latest styles and woodsent
do rotary Office do and cabinet Chairs for the sick, ee
CANT mahogany Wardrohes and Secretaries Looking Glass
es and various other articles Also large assortment Of
mahogany and black walnut Sofas of patterns and
rous pricesal OF which will be sold very low,
under Odd Fellows Hall, 9Th street.
nov 17-eo3t S. ID. BROWN.
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Fish! FISH!

sa3A Fruits, Preserves, &c. ~
AQx 40 whole and halfboxes RaIsins gf8
- 20 jars Prunes ~
&3 ~ jars Canton Preserved Ginger
kegs Malaga Grapes
boxes Genoa Citron
1900 pounds Currants
500 do Bordeaux Almonds
10 bushels Ground Nuts }ts
6 bills Boston Cranberries sHt t5
~ cases Maccaron and vermiceli
ID do Capers, walnut and tomato Catsup
10 baskets Salad Oil
For sale by MURRAY e. SEMMES,
nov l6-6t Penn-av,, between 6 and 4 l-2 sts
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5000 REWARD.

Sk RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct
dAN nth, negro man Tom, who calls himself tom
~ LfTTLES Tom Ia about % years Of age, very
XII stout set and quite black; in height about feet i2
inches le bowlegged he Is rather stupid looking, but
when spoken TO he invariably smiles showing ne white
when he efl blue sattnet round jacket and took with
him two pair Of pants one o. striped satneit and one Of
coarse negro cloth, with two unbleached
ton shirts; he away dark olive cloth cap with fur
around IT,
am authorised to offer the Of 800 IL the above
named negro is taken in the District Mary land and de-
lyered to Washington city, secured in jail that
can get him, sOO u TAX en- in any free State, and
cured as above
A. M HOFFAR, Agent for c. Stonestreet
Residence on A .2 street, few doors above Pa av.
nov lift Nat. lntellgencer.J
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DIED,

DIED, gsS.t.
At Carlisle Barracks Penn the 9th inst in the 26l
year VI his age, Lieut. GEORGE II. HUMPHREYS, of the
III regiment U. s. dragoons aud son OF tile Rev HRcroR
HuMPHREYs, President Of 81. johns Collegs, Annapolis
AT Rockville, (id) Thursday, the lth Instant after
short illness, nged "a Mrs. MARIA NOURSE wife OF TIT
Rev o. NoURsR, and SECOND daughter OF WiLLIAM Ros
RRTsoN, ESD.
In Richmond, (ya.) OIL Wednesday morning last, Mrs
MARY COWLEY, in the 10Th year oi her agethe oldes
inllabitant Of tnat city.
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W-fm from New York, per schoon- 800
M7-fAA4M Washington, Mary Jane, I&jX
M1-fNH&tM and Fairfax, our fall supply k1fl-4Mn
- Of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
u--l44-Sz@ &C., to which invite the attention OF
our customers and the public generally viz;
Is hhds NJ o. and Porto Rico Sugars
30 bags and barrels white Brazil do
10 boxes white Havana do
60 halfchests GuDpowder, Imperial Young Hy-
son, and Pouchong Teas part very superior
rs bags Java, Iaguyra, and Rio Coffee
100 barrels, half barrels, and bags Bnckwhest
100 boxes Cheese
do y. A. do
~ kegs Goshen Butter .s8f jf
1000 .s, gallons bleached winter Sperm OF
0 ~ ,o DO 49,. DC s.. do Whale oil
Is do Alamantne do
70 do Hull 4 Sons Fancy Soap
10 do Starch
1900 pounds do in casks o
10 dozen Brooms
~ do Whisks
10 do painted Buckets
10 nests Baskets IlI-.sv. h. p.
10 dozen Jute and Alicante Mats
GO do Bedcords s
30 bales Cotton Irvine aud Candle Wick
20 boxes Pipes
30 gross Matches
10 ar casks Marseilles Madeira Wine
WV 9 do sweet Malaga do
| do do do very superior
half pipe Pinet Brandy
3qr casks Otard do
8 do low priced do ts
8 half pipes old Whiskey M
Also, Nuimegs Mace Cloves, Allspce, Pepper, Mustard
Ginger, Chocolate, Pearl Barley; &e
nov l6-6t' IPenn av., between 9Th and IL sis
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- Accommodations three story BRICK HOUSE and back
buildings situated near the corner OF LIST street tEasp
anu Pennsy avenue, and but few PAGES from the
Captol Square. The rent will be moderate.
nov l3-eod3w' GEO. WATrERSTON