Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-16
Foreign News,

IN Sweden and at Alexandra.
On the 9th, the Emporer of Russia arrived
from ST Petersburgh, at Kiew, Poland.
An English paper has been started atShan.
ghai. under the title of the North China
Herald.
The establishment of the Dominicians in
France has been canonically recognised by
the Pope
The Australian wines have at length found
their way into Calcutta markets, and are sell
ing there for s2s dozen.
The rice of the Nile this year is reported
obe below the average. and it is feared that
the next years crops viii suffer from it
Many strangers resident in Florence, whom
the Government considered as suspicious, have
had passports delivered to them.
q In the Sandman dominions, there are $500
monks, and 2s4o nuns. that is, enc monk for
every $40 inhabitants, and one nun for every
I645.
The cholera was still prevalent in Scinde,
Moultan and some districts of India.
The works on the Calcutta railway had been
at last commenced.
The Indian and Chinese seas are still in
tested with pirates
The FIRST expedition Of the Dutch against
Borneo has had but small success
The difference between the Chinese and
Portuguese at Macao had not been arranged.
The number of French exhibitors at the
London exhibition will be 1900.
The Queen of the French and her sons
have reached London, from the Continent.
A club for All Nations is about to start in
London, under the auspices of the foreign
shippers. agents.
The Vienna Austria publishes an article
on aniusportant project for connecting the
Seine with the Rhine The protector isa NJ.
de Laveleye, Belgian.
Her Maiesty's iron steam -frigate Birkenhead
has been ordered to be immediatly equipped
20 transport stores and provisions with all des-
patch to the Island of Ascension.
The Steamers from Belgium are bringing
live cattle as part of their cargoes, which
has not been before usual to any extent dur
ing the year.
The extraordinary diminution Of business
In the bankruptcy and insolvent courts bears
emphatic testimony to the f1ourishing condi-
ton of the country. Never before were they
90 little occupied as at this moment
The municipal council of Bahia have pre-
aented q petition to the Brazilian Chamber of
Representatives urging upon them the dan
ger attendant upon continuation OF the
slave trade.
The Napolitan Government has given an as
surance to the Helvetic Confederation that
the Swiss who suffered from the bombardment
ofMessina shall be indemnifed on the same
footing as the citizens of other nations
Mayor-General Patrik Ross, Governor of
Saint Helena, died on the 2sth August, after
some months illness.
The Madrid aeronat, when preparing last
week for his aerial voyage over Europe, to-
to convince the the world that ballon can
be guided in any direction. found large rent
IN the silk. The voyage has, therefore, been
delayed for some weeks.
A steam company is on the eve of being
formed at Constantinople for towing vessels
the Bosphorus and the Dardenelles. The
capitals to be 915o,ooo, 1900 shares of f1oo
each. The Sultan and most of the ministers
are on the list
The Debates announces two new works
from the pen of NJ. Guizot to be published at
at the end of this month. The first is entitled
Monk: Fall of tie Republic and re-eStablish
naent of the Mon0rky IN England in 1860.
The second is a Washington. Foundation of
tie Republic Of tee United States of America
Al Transylvanian nobIeman, writing to a
friend in England, speaks of the pleasure with
which the reception of Haynau in England
He states that Gen Count Leiningen. an hour
before his execution said, "You will see our
infamous murder will excite the greatest SEN
sation in England, for the people will stone
him.
The English population of Madrid increases
in remarkable degree. The Aranjuez rail
road, the gas works, the mines of Gaudalaja-
ra, and various other industrial enterprises,
afford employment to many of them.
TIE Partition OF PRUssIA.-The Times
Of the 23d, startled London by an announce
ment that the English cabinet had been call
ed together to consult on a proposition of
France and Russia for the virtual partition
Of Prussia. The Times said:
"The government of Russia and France have
jointly proposed to the government of this
country that three powers shall peremPtorily
require Prussia to fulfil her recent engage
ment with Denmark, and withdraw the sup
port she still continues to give to the Schles-
wig -Holstein army. In the event of Prussia
hesitating to comply with this reasonable de-
n1and. Russia and France are prepared to
back It, not by improbable march to the ter
Titory under dispute, but in way more con-
genial to their tastes, by an invasion of the
the Silesian provinces of Prussia on the one
side, and the Rhenish on the other. In the
first instance, ,however,they require the coop
Grafton of England in the remonstrance with
Prussia, without which they are not prepared
TO move at present The answer of the
the British government may perhaps be anti
cipated. It declines to join with Russia and
France in such a note as wehaye described,
but proposes that all three powers shall separ-
atty demonstrate with Prussia on her present
breach of faith with the Danish government
Whether their triple remonstrances will be
of more avail than all the rest of the diploma
cythst has been lavished Gil this affair, is a
question on which We viii not venture to give
an opinion"
This delares in effect that Russia will poun-
ce upon Eissia and France upon the Rhenish
provinces Of Prussia in case the latter power
IS unable, as she unquestionabIy is to prevent
German sympathisers from joining the ranks
of the defenders of Schleswig Holstein. This
Is the most outrageous insult that has been