Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-09


Thomas G. Gilpin, U. S. Counsel at Belfast
is dead.
The health of the Lord Chancellor Of Ireland
is improving.
The repeal party are much at variance.
Mr.. ]. O'Connel made an attempt at LINER
lex to arrange the difficulties between the young
and old Irishmen, which sgnally failed.
The Pope has addressed the German Diet
complaining of the sacriligious acts which were
committed in the federal expedition, and Of the
dismissal of several religious orders, the exist
ence of which in Switzerland, has, he says, gen
Grated by compact.
Tho hostile feeling existing in Italy towards
the Austrians seems to be undiminished.
Demonstrations in favor of the Pope are still
taking place.
An arrangement has been entered into be-
tween the Roman and Sandman governments
to proceed co-incidentally with their reforms.
The PIover, fitted at Sheerhess 10 proceed in
search of Sir John Franklin's expedition, sailed
on the LIST ult.
Accounts from Naples confirms the report
that the Swiss in the service of the King have
declared they will never consent to act against
the people.
Several shocks of earthquake were felt at
Lisbon on the 10th and 18th.
Portugal remains in an apparently quiet state.
The Cortes were opened on the I'd of Jan.
The Hibcrnia which left New York on the
81 ult., had not arrived when the Acadia sailed.
Bishop Hampden was confirmed in his new
dignity as Bishop of Hereford, London, on the
18th amidst great crowd of people, by whom
he was loudly cheered.
| The Emperor of Russia is said to be serious
| ly ill., Also the King of Sardinia.
The difficulty between Turkey and Greece
has been amicably settled-the Calmut at
Athens having made the apologies and repara-
ton demanded by the Porte.
The intelligence from Syria indicates that
the natives are not yet entirely brought under
the British yoke.
In the Gomsoor Jungles, some disturbances
had taken place but not of serious character.
The intelligence from China is of a most pa
cific character.
Accounts are given of much better state Of
feeitg at Canton: the factory residents having
in number of instances perambulated, and even
gone outside of the alls without molestation.
Trade has also somewhat improved.
There was but little diminution in the extent
and nature of crime in Ireland. The distress in
the south and west are becoming daily more Sc
we're.
Abel Kader has surrendered to the Due Dau-
mala at Algeria.
! The Queen of Spain is in most critical state
} expected to be fatal.
A farther reduction of the army of occupa-
ton of Switzerland has been ordered. Austria
Prussia and France have determined to demand
the withdrawal of the troaps from the different
Cantons, and to restore their ndependency.
Plus TX progresses with his constitutional
reforms to the great satisfaction of his subjects.
An immediate revolt was expected at Naples.
) Reports of collision between the military and
the people of Milan are confirmed. A sangu-
nary massacre has taken place.
The prices of stocks had advanced. Consuls
, rose from $50 to s5a. The Bank of England
: held over 100000 il coin and bullion, and
the market was easier.
The Princess Adelaide, sister of the King of
France is dead.
The ship HELEN McNab, of and from Dun
! dee, to New York, went on shore on the 18th
| December, near NORTH Ronaldshy. Six persons
: reported drowned.
J Her Majestys steam frigate Avenger lost off
the northern coast of Africa. There were 26O
; persons on board, all of whom it is feared are
drowned, excepting Lieuenat and four men.
} Vessel commanded by son of Admiral Napier.
Specie continues to arrive in London from
various parts of the world.