The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Foreign Items by the Africa.


We .".Ju !Ion PARIS that the Clbin,, had he'll
tive councils at Wh .cb the Pre.iicu, ot the Repgt
.r ur.- Co., discus, the Cat. aH,ir,. and
" ..a.p...-y resolved to take 1t necessary
,th.,H. mra~.J,-, rl.hrr wl,h ,t wlthuu, the con
raren.r % E.-.arl. TO pr5,yc. the rights OF tn
Queen @ Spain
lAiuuey Ann IN lrALY,-There Ia, been A yer,
s.'.- ,.''nqu,ke IN Italy, wh.chlaiI waste Who'll,
...,. If country.
lHE AEcuc EXPLORING EXPEDITION Captain
,ru.., "i the searching ship Lad, Franklin, ha,
JOS, rr urred Co. England from the Arctic Seas
with 'I'. reports of the doinss Of the yariuns ex
petitions which had gone IN pur>ui, OF sir John
tranl.n. These take up several columns of tho
English papers, but would not he interesting ::
our readers # given at length The explorations
appear 10 have been extensive and thorough. in
GLIDING the Whole east coast of Wellington Sound
Barlow Inlet Griffith Island, &c. "A, lar north A,
10 degrees 20 minutes. and west % degrees and
50 minutes, At this place, which was called
Point Surprise, they discovered a strait ofclean o.
pen water reaching some twenty five miles: MI
Island Vas seen bearing " l $. distant 40 miles
and 4 headanI distant Is miles ". by n. the
DARK sky over TIL, bead indicating the presence of
water to the extent Of perhaps 90 miles. On the
other side. party uGGer Captain Steward. su,
As far north as Is degrees % minutes, but no ira
cos were discovered of the missing expeditions
We are glad tn see that the American vessel. are
constantly referred to IS taking part III the most
active labor. of the enterprise.
IHs GGEAr HoBBs --Ncssrs. Bramah ( Son.
whose famous lock was picked by the Yaukee
Hobbs have paid him the two hundred guineas
reward but with grmubling and uurracious pro.
test against the decision Of the committee to whom
the matter was left. But Hobbs has pocketed
the insult, and spread the evidence Of it on his ia
bic N the Great Exhibition. The Landon Er.
pTess, IA ITS regular notice OF she Hue Fair, SAYS
The American department was again the great
ferture ofairaction, Mr.. Hobbs having. with fine
BarGum toach, got his reward changed into SOW
crelgn, aud spread them out under a glass case
WIZ P0iiteman keeping guard, and an in,crip
ton informing the spectators that these were the
TWO hundred guineas which lad been awarded
for picking Branah's locl; This was ar argument
that appealed to the meanest capacity, aud erc-
ted SO much curiosity, that the place was scene
Of bustlng all day, every one wishing to assure
himself Of occular proof that the American had
really won the day. The hero Of a hundred looks
was himself Ire observed Of all observes, and com.
planned that even IN the street, he suffers one OF
the dl-agreeabIe concomitants Of glory in being
followed by crowds on his way to the palace
He objects, and as We think with good show
OF reason, TO the ungracious protest with which
Me'srs. BTamah accompanied the payment of the
award
Persecution or THE HUSGARASs IN FRAScE-
Louis Napoleon to please hi, Russian alliances,
has been setting his police upon the poor Hun
garlan refugees IN Pans. 4 regular razzia has
been made upon their dwellings on the pretence
hos
; me thirty Of them have been searched The
partment- Of N, Nucoyicz Kossuth's Minister Of
Justice, were visited with the mnutest scrutiny :;
all HI, papers seized and and examined, and he
himself threatened with expulsion; but nothing
appearing against him, he has been left unmoes.
ted further. Colonel Kiss de Meme, kir who com
manded at Buda for the Diet previous To Winds.
chgrtizs occupation Of that fortress was also ar
rested IN hIs lodgings, aud conveyed to the prcicc.
ture Of police.
ko,sUTH AND MS CoMPANroSs The United
States steam frgate Mississippi while on her
way ~ Cou~t.uuuupe 10 receive Louis ku-sUjh
the Hung ruu chief, aud convey him to America
ran un shore Un the night ut the 2l,t ult on the
rn.u' nu - james Castle, in Ssyrpa Bay, close
p" obj" n-.' Ha''. The Euxine happened top1-,
. "7 attempted to tow her uI hr. "as
.... v.a vpel gua Mississippi.
..".s. De potion o. -.s s-e. va,
ay .l -l. aa, experienced
.... ... ."- .agu .n he utmost danger
.... ..s.. /. -. her ut at all. It VA,
50. .. vc hing would have to be taken
...
FL r.h bl. that this sad disaster will alter
Nh. present destiny of Ko.snrh, and instead of be-
.u- taken direct from Turkey to the United
= tie, hIs wishes will be gratifed by visiting
Lugand first 1t IL highly probable now that
X s'uth will embark at the DMdaneles on board
he Pcninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
T gus which calls there on the Goth Of this month
aud If So Ko,suth, his family, and his distinguish
ed fellow captive will arrive in Southampton wa.
ter about the 9th Of October.