The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06


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4 If peci,rocal 1'rs.ls L,,wsr, Tho l. : AMI Car
, ,b, aud otb., British po.....i,,. ,e, ans, fro,
. tisr pv.rartrrss e., a Co,,1,,; ~ ,,,,,, NJ ia sul
!, ie,, have hem received from, h,r British MAZE.
7, Tvs Minister Parliamentary bu, il seems TO b
;, N MANY ra.uc,,s rref,r,hI, That the matte
should g re,ultrt hy rsciprocal legislation
o Document. ar, laid h,fore YOU. showing the term
winch the British Government is willing 10 offer
and ,E, measure. which il NAV a.lop' II .u,c N
i, ranccm,ut should t. made ,u this subject. From
h tie ac,umranyipr COPY Of note from, tie Brt,l
s Legation AZ Washington, aud the reply Of In,
+ Department # state thereto. it will apnear thai
. her Britain, Maissty's Government Is dcSiguu.
that a uart og the Boundary lire between Oregon
. and the British possessions should be autloril,
r lively marked out nul that an intention was rx
pressed a. apply to Congress Tor an appropriation
10 dricay the expense thereof on the part OF he
, [. ; Your attention Go til, subject Is accur.
dDg'y invited, and = proper appropriation rec
commended
, y Convention for the adjustment Of Claims oi
c.,izcu, Of the L. ;, aceius, Portugal, has been
concluded and the notifications have been exclan-
t ced. The first ius'alment of tine amoGut 20 be
paid by Portugal fell doe on the so,h Of SOFTEN
her last, ard haS been paid. The President o.!
the trc2ch Republic, according to the provisions
ct the Convention. h.S been selected - allI.vl IN
the case Of General Armstrong, ana las >'suiued
that he accepts the trust, and tie high satisfaction
he feel, IN actin: a the COMMON friend Il a nation
with which FRANCE Is united by Sentiments " sln-
cere ami lasting amlty.
The Turkish Government has expressed is
thanks for the kind reception given To the Suau's
{ Agent, AMIN Bey. On the occasion Of his recent
Vs.: to the |, :.
On the 2Sth Of February last, a despatch was
addressed by the Secretary Of State to Slr Marsh,
the American Minister at Coustantnoplc, nstruc-
ting him to ask Of the Turkish Government, per
mission "r the Hungarians then lmprsoned with.
IN the Dvmlu!ons oitho Sublime Porte, 70 remove
/ to tins country. On the third Of March last, both
Houses oi Congress passed = resolution request.
Gg the President to authorize the employ uent of
public vessel 10 convey TO this country. Louis
hoSsuth ard his associates in captivity. The IN.
structlrus above referred to was complied with,
anf the Turkish Government having released Gen.
tral hossu.h and his companions from prison, on
the 10Th OF September last, they embarked on
board Of the U. ). ingate Mississippi which was
selected to carry into effect the resolution ul Con
ttlbraltCr for the purpose Of making visit to
England, and may shortly be expected to New
York. by communications 10 the Department of
state lac has expressed his grateful acSnov ledE
mrhts !UT the InieTpoN;!on o! this government, IN
behalf Of h!mselianj hi Associates, This country
has been Justly regarded Is asaie ASYLUM Tor those
whom p0I'lca! events haze eA!led from their own
homes IN Europe, and It Is recommended to Con
gress 20 consider IN what manner, Gov. hoSsuth
and lii companions brought hltler BY It, author.
ity sh'ii be received and treated.
/, Is earnestly t. be hoped that tie differences
that have for some time past, been pending he.
tween lie Government Of tie French Republic
AID that OF The Sandwich Islands, may be Tracea'
bly, aud dmaoiy adjusted. 50 as TO secure the in
uePeuI'u-c u '.''e N'"nus'
Long 'eiore the events "e'ch have OF late I'M,
p''yH 50 "'D,i' "Tp"rta"'e 10 ',' POSSESSIONS o'
tnT 1 D on tne RACINE, We "'N"o"'ruSeu 'he
ssTl''s VI tiAW",,ah oo'eiNu'en', US Gov
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a. " we ''"I"s po"eiS u L4,'Pe iu'''e"''''!
t'hv"'u.- We were ''AUeletu III 'L'' measure
TS uG eA''u"7 ana P'o'pee"'' importance Q! Ite
''-a"us' - pace o' 'e'u2e "hI LSWe'h'"e"' ,"'
our ''sHt' e.sASeu N ,ne W H"ie = ''n'ry' anH Ul
we 'l'uu 'H' .'e! ne ~ u'e cs1' e q 'e
s''S' ''S1s I..v'l mus aNno u'7'A,., Jay V' or
t'eu Oh we western 'V@s' q worm .'-'e'
ia, az" t"''e'" .
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's,1'.os e...- G.s l', n'He' vac LouioI % "hl
o'ceF -IT"' I'ahtlue s'"'e, ouI shoui1 remain ~
'"de Teuueh' evh-.''oh "na 20 ue aete,s'o'e ana
useful 10 'he commerce q az nations neeu not
"a! u"' 'He importance 81 'hese 'Ins'deiaHon'
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wien we '''g' es's VI 'Ie > nave
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zee "',o o,''lr' we V"H'n'e'''"l Interests q
H.,Ons' Ug' a'so 70 on "Ao laIor U'e lt'sfsss
VI 40" .e'Se u 'us u"'u'O" o. 'e4'r''n' u sc
community shie'se uuu' savage s,'''e' anu az
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Il l. much 10 be depioGed ihal tne ihterUa'loh
al tranquility Of the Mexican Republic should a.
gam te seriously disturbed for since the pe-ee
between that republic and the l. - 1t las enjoy
ed such comparative rePose, that tic most favor
able aHuclpatlons fol TIM future might, with 4
degree Of confidence have been INDUCED.
These however, have bern thwared by the re-
cent outbreak IN the State Of Tamaul'pas, on the
night bank Of the ITO Bravo. Having received
Information, that persons rom the L. :. had ia
ken par; IN the lHsuFrecilnn, and Approaching
that their example might be followed by Others,
caused orders to be issued Tor the purpose OF
preventing any hostile expeditions ag 'iast Next
co, from beng set on foot, IN violation OF the laws
OF ne |. ,.
likewise issued Proclamation upon the sub
lec', copy OF which Is herewith LAID before GU
lhis apreartI to be rendered imperative by the