The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-10
From s Louis Reveie.
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The Cambria, opt. Shannon, srrivfd at
Halifax r: three ctach yes,eida y niogniug,


done this week is G. impre, prices. The |
produce market isNfll supplied. Cotton !
continues finn, wirsd,ancIrC prices, mo /
ney, to considerable cx'tnt, being inves. /
ted in tia, article Manchester aud other
manufacturing thrCls have exhibited u
tim market, the pres beng influenced by .
tho buoyGnt state II the crtlon market, /
have claimed al aduHce oi ID per pound. I
The harvest throughout all the United
Kingdoms, with satisfactory reports from
the Continent Of Europe, relative to the
state OF the growing J'pS. are encouraging, ,
but all leading to render the grain markets
il England duh. sndiricr>. as the harvest
apProa Ches, show symptoms Of decline.
England and lrsG.&.--" Parliament isto
be rroIogusd On the gih.
Dining last week here were $50 deaths
Of cholera reported 10 London, being more
than double the rurbes of the preceding
week. Along the whole southern coast it
is raging il very nal Grant form, aud the
mortality is very great AZ Liverpool the
disease is rapidly Increasing. Ireland con-
tnues 10 be exempt from the scourGe
On the 18th. a velywfiuuS riottook place
, bttwe cen the OraneenFn and Catholics, IN
! County Downs. The Orange party having
celebrated the day at fuilimore, aud Lciug
on their way home, While passing n defily
called Dol!lts Btae, found their path way.
. laid. all the passes and surrounding hills
were occupied by an immense number OF
Roman Catholics, provided with forks and
firearms. aud plainly contemplating &c.
neral massacre. The poe>tanis. aided by
a small party Of police and military. stood
upon their defence, and succeeded in for
cling their waxlhropehtbe gap after short
struggle, in w.fch forty or fly persons are
said to have been killed or wounded on both
sides. much the greater PORTION being ofiLe
Catholic body. Thirty eight Rbhnnmen
had been taken prisoners. OH Friday two
medical gentlemen drovs'hIough the conn.
try, round about the scrie Of action, with a
view 81 admir- s;rfing relief to those who
were i"'.-u, but they were refused admit.
t'H:c at every house where they called.
FrIncs.-The National announses that
Prince Catino, son Of Lucien BonapaIte
and eX Presiden, Of the Roman ComSituen,
Assembly, had been arrested at Orleans by
the order Of Government on his road from
Marseilles to Paris. ItiS said tina, having
claim on his cousin, Louis Naboleon, for
money loaned in aid of his election, the
prince wa. coming TO France, to demand
1t, the conduct Of his cousin against Rome
having stirred up his ire. 1t is said That the
Prince will not be imprisoned, but that he
vill be forced to embark for England OF
Austria. a change of ministry is consider.
ed all event most certain TO occur in n very
short time. The questions openly discuss
ed are the Consulate for life. the Empire,
Henry '. and the Count de Paris.
The Pope has addressed on Autograph
letter To Gen. OudlnOi, Oh the occasion Of
his having received the keys nf Rome. III :
Holiness conGratnIates tie General on the
triumph Of oIder in RENE, and expresses
his hope that Divine Providence will avert
the difficulties that may exist. lie adds
that he does no, cease 10 dIcri his prayers
toheaven for The General, Pie City OF Rome,
and the French Nation.
, Cardinal Ricvns and tho yarquis Ca.
y ,a-isr--~.S---A---.x6 --s $780, -----.s.-
s'h. 'PreparstiSfs are mak,Nat Rome
which lrd to thekelief that Piuus TX wa,
expected to return 10 the QpVotial. The
ksnch are dong all they can in di>tribu..
I ing money to get up,a cry in bis favor bu'
] in vain.
The Roman troops, who had agreed IL
the frs, instance To doduty CONFORMITY ~itl
the French, are all Leaving, and the who'll,
force now remaining is less than thousan,
men. Garabazai has succeeded in max in!
his escape from the French division, VIII,
were put upon a false scent aud he L. now
in the mountains Of Abruzgi. previuusl,
to his departure from Rome, he had receiy
ed ammunition aud military stores. Anuthe
account states that Garibaldi is on the Ma
politan frontier, where lie has been ioine
by another body Of troops and is forming
body 100000 men.
Austria and Hungary From reports O
Gen. Haynan, to the Emporer of Austria
il appears thata very sharp conflict tool
pace on the lith, before Comorn, beiweer
the combined armies and the Magyar,
The Huncarians fought fercely, but tn
Austfians claim the victory. Another ac
count states that one hundred and eight,
pieces of cannon were brought into the fie!
by the Hungarians: nothing could be NOR