The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA,
py Telegraph 20 the ST. LOUIS In

inst, and Liverpool dates to the llth inst.
oar express Immediately set off, and the
express steamer reached her hart, at tins
poit, about halt past nine O'Clock tins NOR
ming. The Cambria has 10 passengers for
Boston. She VIII reach there probably by
/ o'clock of Friday, ,thls EVENING" She
has ou board - 900 pounds sterling specie.
In consequence at the rccommcnoement al
ho>tilltics between Germany and Dcnmark,
whereby the supplies Il sram from the BAL
tie have bctu altogether suspended, the
Liverpool market for brradSuiiS dtnng the
week ending on the l.ith lost, hase.lNllcCd
marked symptoms of termination.
NJ our latest dates flour hat'aAanccd,
and best Ohio brands were quotxd SSla21>
Baltimore. Phadrlphia, md West Nhrand
al Us CIa3Is per bhl. United STATES ana
Canadian heat, white ap9 MIXED. quoted
AT Js iaaG, iOd , red do at .. 9da6s Cd per.J
lbs; PRIME ytl How corn at @2>; white do nj
~ bdd"O> PER quart,r; corn meal per Dbl at
balls. The same Influences have also
contributed 10 tie iilmues> oilhe m,,ropol!-
tan markets.
The revival Of the con;iucutai di.ulbap-
cos has interrupted every branch Of trade,
and further accounts, both from the United
States and iudia, aye auNiuu>ly looked fer.
CuN1INrnTAL.-l Upon receiving Intel,i-
Gcnce Of the rrcammrucemeut OF ho>iIlIIie>,
a Danish fleet, il attempting to capture the
Pru>>ian fortress ct Echcuiull, ou the 18th
inst, was tuiai.v1cIca'cd. The line orhSt-
tlc.>hiT> aud lI.ate fen irtnthc hands az
the vic'or>. the former having grounded,
and t1k,nG FIRE. shortly after exploded, and
lOO at the crew were lost.
\ victory has been obtained hy the Hon
Garian> over the Au>'f.au>, IN which the
latter lost ~ pieces Of cannon, ~ wagons,
ard 1900 men.
On the III lust, Lord palmor>.on gave
notice If the blockade Q! "a!cTaw by the
Napol.tan Government.
On the 3l>t, the blockade oi Venice hy
Austria. was formally announced. Central.
Germany arrcar> to be in state Of confu-
sion. The kur of Prussia has refused 10
acccp. thrimpcri6l crown of Germany which
was rendered him hy such small majority
OF the Frankfort Assembly. Renewed dis.
turbauceS have occurredin Italy. lhcpco.
pie in Genoa aud Tuscany having gained
temporary triumph, are preparing ia resist
further eucroachment Of the Au>trians.
/ Rome, though quiet is unsettled. The Pope
still continues at Gc,a. The King of Ma.
pies is PREPARING fer an immediate attack ga
SiGly. Hitherto he has been restrained by
an arITchcr - rising ot the CalaJriau>.---
/ France is Il il, but all the parties are
preparing for a'great election struggle
England is quiet. The prospects Of a spec.
dy renewal Of trade are somewhat caraeJ,
DutIry's trial is still rrcgre>s<1k8 m fhffe
sultwill probably be known tomorrow.
In the French National Assembly there
cl xarlpriaS in, pT
,d..asAs .and designations. Upwards of GO
members are confined by indispositon,--
p. The appointment Of the Chairman of the
National Assembly member Of the Legion
=. Of honor will not be officially announcedu n-
til tits shown whether Cavsignac will ac-
crpt some honor. Duchesne, editor of the
lie Pruple has been sentenced to five years
imprisonment and 10 pay fine of 5000
francs. JelSclac. n socialist, has been SEN
fenced 10 three years imprisonment and TO
pay 1000 francs. The PreSse states that
neither the French nor the British govern
mcutS will interfere in the negotiations a.
bout 20 be opened at Verona, for a couclu-
sion OF a peace between Austria and Pied
mont.
The Constitutional states on the authori-
ty of letter from Perpgnan, that a san
culinary battle had been fought in Catalonia
between the RoyalIst Chief, NindelaIi, and
Cabrera, in which both Generals were kill
cd. Another account says that Cabrera,
who had been wounded III the action, took
refuge in a tavern, where he was discover
ed aud put to death. A special vessel ar
rived on Thursday evening. with two hun.
dred aud fifty Londoners, forming the first
portion vi the English expected, on visi,
. Ia (, 10 National (,na,l 'Iha,,
ed with honor Gy the authorities. In France
! the Cholera is making fearful havoc among
the troops quar,cred IN the temporary bar
racks erected about Paris. It's believed
that the dampness Of the weather cou,rbu.
ted 10 the development OF this dreadful
scource. Measures have been taken IL
have the troops removed TO more healthy
quarters. Letters from Perpegnan state
that Count Moytme!in and his companions
had been betrayed by the guide whom he
had largely paidto couduc, him TO Catalonia
He was then taken 10 French village and
handed over to the authorities. Letter,
from Donnllen dated the 9th say that the
prisoners OF Bnurges had arrived here un.
der n strong guard. Barber and Albert are
placed III the same cell; Blapque aud Flo,,,
III another; Ra>paila aud Sorbeuieh in a third
The discovery has just been made that the
club men had orgauized themselves so as ,t
act as military company.
Letters from Turin, the 9Th inst. an.
nounce that after Gen. MustUrla had BON,
hardcd Genoa ,weuty.iUur hours. aud the
city had been set on fire IN several places
depulatlon from the municipality waited
on him on the evening OF the 9th to reques
, an armstIcc, IN order to arrange cap.
itn,ailon. The armS,icc was granted, an,
adrputauon p0ccodcd to Turin, whe,c the,
arrived on the 7th. The tiinmphan,s ha,
fled from Genoa, with the exception u
, Areyrna. The agltaiurS Acccnrdrtta AM
, Mos>elln, embarked for Lcchorn.
! AusrRrA.-The Vienna journals contra.
r dict the report ct Gen Brrr'S defeat by the
AuS'riauS, and the fight Of his troops int
Waliachia. II appears that the Austrian
General, surrounded 10y a hostile populations
had thought proper to resign his command
I and place him under tho protection Of the
o Russians in Wallacha. Three other Aus
TRAN Generals followed his example. The
Austrian forces nj Cron>taht were short o,
ammunition, and were preparing to return
e TO Wallachia, their baggage having alread,
A leit Tor that province. The Hungarian,