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The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20

81 don't think much of these new tang
led Inventions" said Cousin of Mrs. Par
tncton few evenings succ--'thcy aiht
such as they ough' 10 be--mauy on 'em.
| returned from aviSit last week from down
east. and | hai'nt more than got my foot
from the cars than n fellow with nose as
red rs a blaze grabbed me by the arm-says
he, this way, marm ahd The first thing
knew after my scattered thoughts had come
TO their senses was. that was in what they
call n crab. with six other people. Dear mel
a calvc's s.looi Jelly couldn't be compared to
me. | do believe the fellow drove his fast.
est inst to plague me. Well, thought I'd
get mp 'n rest my poor bones, sn stood a.
gin the door, aud the first thing knew, ont
went into mud puddle, aud the crab go
ing on worse than ever So had TO pick
myself mp, and walk home, dripping with
water and modification. do believe
caught an information that will last mo as
long ~ live. Here the old lady cmptied
her tra.cup into the sugar bowl aud famed
herself with the saucer, so deeply was she
ovcrcomc.- Boston Post
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THE FREE TRADER.


Two DOLLARS per dAHHD, q Pdid ~ dd
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CESrs il
paid wiihm sic aOiihS AMI TnREE Dol
LARS il delayed 1nfR The end cfhc year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
for hc first Insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
iowed 10 those rho ddrer'ise by tie year.
TisNo paper discontinued until all ar
reardges are paid, unless at the option Of The
publishers.
III. Communications, TO insure attention,
must dilrdys be free Of postage, and accom-
panied l0ih the authors name.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side ct the pubic square where he
wllprompiIy attend To all calls IL his line of bu
,inesS. Fashions received regularly. Allwork
executed IN his shop iswarmn,ed. Cutting done
10 order may % lsi1-.i6If
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CON ELY & i ALLEY

DETURN thanks the public fotthc liberal
\ epaironasc extended 10 them. and would stat,
thaI they have removed to the nlrth side of the
CITY Hotel, TO tn" building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They have
procured the latest
FGN and Wlnter Fashions.
ilrcc, from New York, which will enable them
10 make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the bes, manner.
and all garments made to tit.
Oitlwn, Sep % lSiS
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STEAM SASH FlcYOKV
Marble and s.0sic Yard,

N hlONS wuuli Ini,ru tnr luuaulauis 81
Ottawa ana surrounding country thar h.,
mas established himself IN the above business ~
Ottawa, on Columbus -, Directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will he able To fur.
nish tnnrdrf tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line oi business
Ottawa, sept. II, lSi7.
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UOWLAND & GUlLBERT,


PtBiciInS and SurJeons.
OFFICE tn. sam, "a formerly Occupied by Dr.
" lIDwhnl where on' or tn other Of the firm vii,
always b, i1Jnl, save when absent on professional
business Oulwn, Nov ~, 1913
d. PRArr viii rrmnn in In Off, ns hcrctnflrc
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20

4 cabinet maker in Charleston advcrtiScs
'cradlcs aud cnilins, with all the necessary
intermediate furniture.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20
pcrkins' Elementary .r,t'mo,,r .

pcrkins' Elementary ar,thmc',r.
DG Professor G. Il Perkins, Of ne Nc,, York
- Normal Sfhoo': thr hosi Arithmetic In nsr.
This wcrkhns been adopted ns the text book in
the Chic'ro city schools, md has, from the hes,
sources, high recommendations
Teachers are invited to cxnmincit il.
For sal, by the quantity or sinrly by
A. ". & c. BuRLEY i2e Lake st. Chi ,are,
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carriage q Wagon nlamufactery
III Ward & DOggett,

efS- Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES,
MddIcboro, Mass, are prepared TO furnish county
dealers, etc, with all kinds Of Boots and Shoes by
the case or dozen. on the most reasonable terms nt
SER store, l72 LItc Street. Chicqg1 sep -.
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician & Suyeon- Oltdwa, III.
Oilers his professional services to the cIizens
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Oice over Walker *
Hlcklins' store, where he may be found at ali
times except when absent on Professional host
ness Aur.6 1876.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20
De. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHawa, H.
Oliots his professional services tu the cltlz,ns
Of Ottawa and vicinity. OIlice at his residence
)n the ne y public square. June II, 1877
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20
DIR. j. PEARSON.

Physici1n, Surgeon & Deaiis,- OHacd, m.
Olisrs his professional services TO The Iuhabil-
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Oilice at his resi-.
dence on Columbus street.
II. S.-Or. y. still continues 10 perform opcr.
a'lons IN all the various branches OF DgSrIsrRr.
Chargesio correspond ,cih Meiimes!
March L., lSi7.
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Grades, ST..
Z - -,-s-.ta s.;.L.ta l.. HILLS,
" m. Erwin,
SETH G.. EARL.

.euy Carriage, House & Sign Pain
az. q ter, Pdperer and Giasier,
A-2-----4- OTTAWA, Ill.
shop on Columbus street, near DR.. Schemcr.
hnrn's Office
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DR.. GOODING,

OF:snorid sii' Of IT, ptji- squire -Rs'id eHcc
rJrasrDf LiSEic al .lil SJI streets.
B,in; atHty, IegotI /, hs profession, hops fora
shlr. ui DIJl: pltDllL'. scIt2!.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20
MILTON II SWIFT.

dttor.eJ aaI Counsellor At Lar O'iard'
o lie netr the NlnslDn House, "u the east SIDE
of the puhiC square. Dec, -, lSi1
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-04-20

ihe following article was written early
last summer, but the warm political eau
vasS Kept II crowded out of our columns
and although It may no, seem so appr,pri-
ate now, and although Capt. Carleton, in
his history Of the Battle of Biena Vista.
was published since this Was written, has
given fair account of this na>tetly ina
hu,''fe, YET, as we nave not seen his work
anu PROBABLY but feFv Of our readers even
WIZ ett 10 see 1t, and As IL is never too late
To 90 justice under such cicuustaGc.s, We
choose TO publish this just as it was written
at the time the items were given to u.s.
Jackson Euiie ArguS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

2oi From Concord al every day Except Sunday
| By Hooksct, Amoskeag, Manchester, Mernmack,
Thornions Ferry, Nashua, Tyngsboro'. Mass, )
North Chelmsford, and Middlesex Village
To Lowell, by a m, so miles
And back between 81 m and loi m with a
second six-times a-week mail between 10 m and
IL m, going, and l p m and m, returning
and third six-tmes-a-week mail, between a p
and 81 m, going, and m and m, re-
turning.
2o2 From Concord OF m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Pembroke, Allentown West Deerh.ld soush
DeerfeId, Raymond. EPping, Brentwood, Exeter,
Stratham, and Greenland
To Portsmouth, by p m, SIS miles
And back between m and m, next days
with three additional trips from Exeter 10 Ports
mouth, IA miles, on opposite days, between II p
m and 81 p m, going, and 81 m and ~ m re-
turning.
2o3. From Concord at 6 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
By Chichester, Epson, West Northwood, East
Norhweod, Nottingham Turnpike, Durham,
and Newington
To Portsmouth, by ? m, "a miles
And back between Z and m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. t4rk
ao4. From Concord at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Chichester, North Chichester, Pit,,dsld, STAFF
ford, and Bsrringsoa
To Rover, by 4 p m, ~ miles
Ard back between III m, and 2 m. next days |,
arriving Pir.Sed by ii m, gong, and by 4
p m, returning.
oo5. From Concord at II M, Saturday "a
By Loudon, Loudon Centre, Lower Gsmaoton,
Gilmanton Iroa Works. Alton, Ess, Alton, and
South Marlborough ~
To wolfboroush by 1 a M mex, day, 81 miles
And back between 4 and p M Friday.
2os From Concord III m, every day (excepi Sunday
BY Canterbury Ssn5crnton Bridge. Sasboruton.
Ess, sanbornton Clifford, Lake Village. New
HAMPTON, Meredith Centre, Meredith Village,
and Holderne~s
| To Plymouth, by II p m, 50 miles
| And back between and 81 pm.
e07. From Concord loi m, every day. lexcep, suns
| dsy)
By F,shrrsville, BcscAven. Saishary, FrankliH
| Em' Andovcr, Andover, Dsnbury, Grafton, Co,
! man, Enfield, North Enfield, Eas, Lebanon, an1
| Lebanon
| To West Lebanon, by 2 2 m, 60 miles
| And back bstween N ard ~ ? m; with brsrc
4 from Franklin at III every day leSce =
i Ssndsys by Hilisc Bnsso!, Ivy m, - mica err
| back, between q p N and 81 pm.
1os. From Concord At II m, Monday, Wednesday, su1
Friday
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-.oeosALs FoR CARRYING lHE MAILS

r,,,ca from he at u coag,ss q ID March, is4S' sec
L@@~@' fgoA Is.
s.Ib Il hTAsr enacted. That shall be the duty Of the
r General IN all future Icsungs Of cou1sacAs for the
faoson Of The mai, 10 let the same, - evsy csse, TO
- Ioxest bidder rendering saieen gaArsnfsss or .h' a
m .nce wlhoaS other references 70 the node Of sach
orson than may be necessary to provide for the due
sy certainty, and security Of such transportation nor
~ NV new contractor hereafter be required TO purchase
ar AXE al valuaiion The stock vehicles OF any pre-
49, -. ,utrsctor for the same route"
-Bdders Will be careful read the forms and instrue
- .opended TO this advertisement They requested
,,e IN their proposals. the mode by which they intend
= ooryey the mai. Where the size and weight Of the
. or the speed called for in the schedules shall require
s contracts will be made for coach, steamboat rail-
"a conveyance, the may be and. consequently,
- routes viii be let to bids proposing such mode Of
vsnee In all other the routes vii be assigned TO
~. uroposlng the cheapest mode Of transportation.
r5-Ralrosa companies specially notified that their
1Iar bids DC understood including the supply
~ .eh Office the line Of their respective roads, not
carter OF mile from depot Separate proposals for
IS more than a quarter Of milo off, VIII be con-
.asred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

VERMONT FREE Soil MovEMENTs.-We received
by telegraph, an published yesterday, the impor-
tant information that the free soil party in Vermont
had united, in the approaching election movements,
with the bunker democracy of the same State.
This is a union Of the discordant elements of de-
mocracy, similar to that which we recently an
nounced as having taken place in Wisconsin, which
State has been lately undergoing certain political
changes by negotiations and compromise. If this
reunion of the bunker and tree soil factions Of the
democratic party succeed in these States, there
will probably be an end to all wing ascendancy in
the other free States. The old democracy in the
North may be able to reinsate their party without
being embarrassed by compromise with the
Southern democracy, to injure them in their own
region In fact, the union of the free soil men and
old hunkers, in the free States, will end in exactly
changing the position of the two great parties of
the country from that which they severally have
held for the last twenty years.
These indications, amounting to a reunion and
Reconstruction Of the democrats of the North with
certain counter manifestations at the South, present
to view very fair prospect that the wing admins
tration will be IN the minority in the next House OF
Representatives. And we are not sure but it will
be better for General Taylors administration that
such should be the case. A Congress politically
hostile to the President must take the responsible
lily Of all pC.tical measures-be held accountable
for the result of the great crisis that approaches
which will soon form the exciting topic of the day.
In bitter controversy between the two political
parties of the Union, on sectional topics, Gen. Tay-
lor will be able to maintain an dependent position,
favorable TO union and hostile to all utraisIps.
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Sporting Intelligence.

CErTREvLLE CoURsE-TRoTriNo.-RAin or shine, the
great trottDg contest of to-day. Lady Suffolk
will not be In the field having gone to Providence to
fulfil other engsgme' but it is the opinion Of many,
that the race betwe. .ossiter and Lady Moscow will
be better both in point Of time interest censs
queDce Of the absence Of the grey Rosster Ia
wonderful horse and with Lady Moscow single hand
ed-driven by Albert Conklin-his hackers are very
saDguinc Of winning. Lady Moscow, however, IL the
favorite having beaten lady Suffolk the week before
last In mile heats best in five. This will b. o splendid
race and well worth witnessing Betting that less than
two aud . half will be made, is still current.
UnoN CoUnsE-A pacing match will also take place
day, the Union Course. See advertisement.
Tnor1ISo AT BosroN.-On Friday, n number Of per-
toAs assembled 20 witness the second trial between
toLolgo and William Tell--onc iue and repeat in
nsfno.s both horses had their favortes but neither
party f,it dposed TO risk much After two or three
b,D.ctosl moves they got the word 20, Hiram TAX
ny the lead which ho maintained TO the last, dis.
srcbg B.ndigo, and shining the heat race in 2As
amer the above. match oil between the -es
7io c,phan Boy Alice, ana Traveller beat three In
Nv, In ksrness- whloh w rri,s - I,.Asws-
ant heat, 2@4S; second, 2St; third, sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

The Canadian Troubles, &c.

LIVERPOOL, May 19-1 P. NJ
Our London reporter has just sent US despatch,
in which he states that 1t has been arranged BY
Lord Stanley and his party, that a motion condem-
natory Of the of pscy pursued by the govern
ment with relation to the affairs Of Canada, shall be
brought early in the ensuing week Rumors were
afoat this morning, at some Of the West End clubs
that ord Clarendon who is heartily sick Of Ireland
and its government will likely resign the vceroyalty
and accept the less lucrative Office held by Lord
Elgin as Governor General of the British North Ame
rican provinces II Is confidently stated that the
government satisfied that the riots in Montreal
were The retult Of mere chance" and that II
VII be unnecessary to send any additional armed
force tb,re
disappointment is felt that Lord John Russell did
not when he moved the issuing Of q new writ for
merck last night state what the government intend
81 TO do with The State prisoners particular as
rumor H. aHoat that the mimi. the DO wer Of
trrnsportipg convicted traitors
The budget Of the Chancellor IT the Excheauer nov
overdue will not il is reported be laid before Para
uert on this eide " hitsuntide; aud from injuries
which have been made hear that Sir Charles Wood
cannot hold out an encouraging prospect The general
operate rather seriously upon the hnsnoers Of tho
county
Itis confidently reported At the clubs this nornisg
that Lord Stanley will not be able to ator materially
III. bill before Parliament for the regus:sn Of the
navigation laws
Affairs or the Continent.
The French gvserraaent received ycstertay teie-
graphic despatch IRON Oudipot dated Ass-
terD sste Guide, Asy ~ nVsn. 1t announces that
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Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, June g.
Arrived-Ship Augustus. Mobile; briggs Gratitude,
Castle, April %; Palo Alto, New Orleans schr vi
Albany.
Ship Arno, Calcutta, Jan 81. Spoke May 3d. lat 20
81 &c. brig Dawn, Wilmington for Barbadoes ship Ia
Buenos Ayres, April 5th Left bark Bostoniar, for
GOTH brig Hyder ALI for California and others before
ted.
Ship Aonson, New Orleans. Saw May 18th, lat 81.
80, ship Oneco, New Orleans for Liverpool
Ships Norfolk, Columbia, Mddlesex, New Orleans;
Isnarden; dol Daniel Webster, do via Bermuda; brgs
MIA Galway, 18th April, Is passengers John Wesley,
Goth April, rs passengers.
Brig Sutton, Mobile; spoke. May 20th lat 81, lon 70
Ashburton, New Orleans for Liverpool time, saw
Russell, Glover, Halarion New Orleans for Liverpool
Brig Almeda, Apalachicola.
schrs. Helen. Malaga April 4th; Simeon and Lama
Norfolk; G. L., Era, Cornelia, Jas. Cooley Co., Fa
and Cabot, New York.
Cleared-Yesterday afternoon, schr Zion, Baltimore
NEw ORLEANS, May &C.
Arrived-Ship Metoka, from NYork.
SAVANNAH, June l,
Arrived-Brig Augusta, from New York
sailed-Bark Exact, and brig LOWELL for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

the Consul Of Wurtemberx, accompanied by a Roman
ambsssador had arrived there with message ~ peace
from the Roman government. Gen Oudinot with his
stan had been invited to enter Rome but had for the
had been liberated They speak In high terms of the
liberal treatment which they have experienced.
Letters and papers from Berlin which reached Ham,
burgh the 1eth state that the King Of Prussia has
mslly requested the King of Denmark to send to Ber
lin Plenipotentisry to treat for peace.
The French Elections.
The late telegraphic intelligence is Of the highest
Importance. We regret to that the ultra republic
have been more successful than anticipated 1t
was announced on the Bourse, Friday, May ~, that
the return Of upwards Of two hundred socialists to
the Assembly had been already received. and 1t
feared that by the time the whole returns
ceived, they Will form very large minority so large
in fact to overawe the ministerialss The intel
lgence produced quito panic and business almost
state of alarm. Amongst the received the fol-
lowing IRE the most prominent -
SocIALIsrs.-Bac, Pyat. Rouhet, Lagrange. Ledru
Rollin, Pierre Leroux, Considerat, Lamennase, Ra-
tier. Perdigner.
BoNApARTIsrs-Lucien Murat.
MopEnArr;-Cavaignac, Lamoriciere, Coqucrol, iBe-
deau Bxio Dufaure.
MrsIsrERIAL.-Passy, o. Barrot, Peupn, Roger de
Nord, Lasteyrie. Garnon Gen Ratapel.
REAcTIoNAIRE.-MoreauV avin, v. Hugo
The following are amongst the rejected :-Thore,
DAtonshee, socialists Lamartine. Cremeau mode
rates Bugeaud, Faucher F0ud ministeralsts GuiEot,
Theirs. Mole Montaambert Falloux, reactionaires.
The Constitutional publishes the returns made up
last night at the Hotel dc Ville which only want
turns from eight sections to be complete AS these
only furnish about 1000 voters the list scarcely be
said to be affected by their issue By these returns 10
will be that the socialists may be said to have
The first nine the rejected list also socialist
candidates. The following is the list as published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

ST.. LOUIS. June 2,
Mr. Gilmore, Of st. Josephs, has returned fro
Plains. He went out one hundred and forty
with the Californian emigrants, but the cholera
to such an alarming extent that he was obliged
turn. He says that not less than two hundr
those who have left st. Josephs have died since
departure from that place. On his return he M
thousand one hundred and twenty. five wagons or
way to California Much dissatisfaction and
rellipg prevailed among them. The ravages
cholera amsng the Indians on the frontier is
great
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Ono OF tho persons drowned recently in Mobile (Ala
hay by the cspsising ofs yawi belonging to the o. 8
steamer Secretary Walker. was DR.. Holmcs, the sur
eeon Of the ship.
Tho town OF Iawrcnsvile,S 8. c., was visited by .
heAvy frost the 2gd ult.
MIR JOY mason, was waylsid near Augusta. Nc, on
Tuesday night last and robbed ri S24 No was scri-
eusiy, though not dangerously, stabbed.
Msrti. p. Csis .ty kiI.. a. OAtario, n.
Ysrk, @ Tuesdly last, By trte talliag uPsn hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-04

The INVESTIGATION INTO THE LATE MASSACRE
AT Aston PLACE We understand that the secret
investigation into the causes of the recent kmeute
and massacre at Astor Place, which the Mayer
and the city authorities have delegated to Judge
Edmonds, has been going on in a very private and
very unusual way, during the whole of last week
On Saturday last, Captain Rynders made his ap-
peersnce before this secret tribunal, and was exa-
mined by the chief inquisior. According to the
rumors about town, il Is stated that only certain
particular and special questions were put to Captain
Rynders and that he was not allowed to commune
cate all the information which he could give on the
subject and that only certain portions of his state
ment were regarded as worthy Of being put on
record by the tribunal in question.
The stores circulated Of subpoena being served
upon Mr. Forrest, are contradicted 1t is said that
no such paper or request was made We under
stand, however, that subpoena was issued, calling
before tho chief inquistor particular personal
friend Of Mr.. Forrest, from whom it was supposed
somo very important information as to the origin,
particulars and Tersonnsi Of the affair could have
been obtained. But the gentleman in question re-
msed to make his appearance, and denied the
right Of Judge Edmonds to issa. such a summons.
or to call for his evidence. On this, the Judge, with
degree Of poIitenees unusuai with such function
sgiet. puten his hat picked w bis Gene. land walked
10 TIC spartme mis- Of tie refractory individual.
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The Speech Of Senator Benton,

Sr. LOUIS, June 81
Mr.. Benton's speech has Mt length been pub
entire. He takes strong grounds against the pc
Of Mr.. Calhoun, and is bitter and viadctive CIV
himself. The Wilmot proviso meets his approx
and he calls IL Jedersonisn IN easure, original
that great statesman in l78l-wSs adopted by
gress in 1857, and applied by that body to Leuisi
1920, and to Oregon in 1915, 1t was always,
opinion, considered q democratic doctrine un
posed NV Calhoun
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BOSTON, June 2 1
The sales Of cotton, yesterday, were $50 bales, a
vious rates-the stock on hand small. Flour-N
gan sold at 81 81; Genesee at SIS, with moderate 8
this brand is held at an advance. Corn-5,O0O VI
yellsw brought "a q 65c for white coo. was asked
no sales-stock light and prices advanced. Mola
One cargo sweet sold at $780,, and one sour at $780,
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TELEGRAPAjG fSTELLIGESls

The Diplomatic Appointments.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
You need scarcely entertain doubt as 20 the
ing appointments, VIA
Abbott Lawrence, Minister to England.
William C. Rives. Minister TO France
Daniel Bsrringcr, Of North Carolina, to Spain.
Washington Barrow. of Tennessee. to Portugal
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From ST. JAao DE CUBA.-Captain Duel, OF the
brig Atlantic, reports that serious fears were enter
tanned that the young canes and coffee would be
severely injured by the great drought