The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-31
Arrival of the America.

lE'NoE.-lhe President gave a grand ban
quet at the 1ulsries on the oh, to 400 delegates
OF the de partmrut
The stock Of the Paris and Lyon. Railway was
ma'ic out, after the disposition Of IL So a compa
ny, hy the minister II public works
h, decree at lhc Minister Of the Interior, the
Republican mottos had been erased from the
pubHt rd,ticcs, aud the aucleut historical ones
restored
There was a rumor, The oh inst, in Paris OF
q difficulty between the President and the British
Minister m relation to Belgium. aud tie Galjg.
nnris had announced hat Lord Normandy would
leave the following day for England not to re-
turn. THIS bad caused the utmost rc-rct among
all parties, and contributed to a decline Of one
per cent in the bonds.
Another report saws il is thought that the ab.
scnce of the English minister from France would
he only tempory aud would not be extended be-
yond few DAYS.
II Was announced that farther delay Of ten
days would take place before PRONUNCIATION Of
the new constitution This delay Is yaruu,,v ac-
counted for. Il ia thought that the President
couituded for lhcralizng, and others restricting
the legitimate guarantees Of the constitution.
Considerable progress had been made IN the for
nation of the senate.
The President had determined to resist family
influences and POLITICAL intrigue, by filling up
the blanks that remained with names commanding
public confidence and respect. In the meastjme.
profound anxiety continues TO be felt in regard to
this matter. rs well as to the new Constitution.
and public funds had greatly fuctuated in con,e
queuce, hut closed tirH on the It'll
/ Several Government prisoners have been libe.
rated, aud il i stated that 900 of the prisoners
recently arrested on political grounds. were re-
moved On Saturday morning from the forts Of Bic.
tire and Lurey, to be conveyed to Uayre, and
thence they We're to proceed to Shcrlourrc, with
view to their transportation To Cayenne.
! \ conspiracy has Just been discovered. the oh
jrct ui which ia TO let loose the convicts in the
Hu)ks and Rochiault
! Persons have been arrested at Montpelier. on
charge of being engaged in the recent Glsiurhau.
ceS at Paris.
The prisoners at Ham, consisting Of Generals
Char garner Lamorciero and companions, have
been set at liberty the frontier with niuuct tons
not to return to France.
The grand review Of the Home Garrison Of Pa
ris is to come off in the Champ Gle Mars ON the
cath.
Decentralization from the Cape Of Good
Hope announces that severe skirmsh had taken
place on the 10th Of November between large
numb of rebel llottentots and CIitres. and n
detachment of British troops IN which the latter
had been obliged to retire With the loss OF one
Colonel three other officers, and seven men.
Rcinforcemeuts had sailed from England before
the receipt Of the news of this struggle
Another severe reverse had been sustained bv
the English troops at the Lagoon, on the coast Of
Africa, IN m attempt TO cha ,,ise the native king
for slave stealing. The force, consisting Of 500
officers anu men, were repuIsed with considerable
loss
MT u ~
inevitable. a Cabinet Council was held ON the
Sth of January, after which Lord John Russell
proceeded to Windsor to consult The Queen. Ii
was admitted on all hands that Wing Govern.
nlenl could not hold together much longer and
many believed 1t would fall before the period Tor
opening the Parliament had arrived
The Duke OF Newcastle, and Sir James Graham,
the great free trader had arrived in town. and the
former had made visit to her Majesty.
The London Times speaking Of the report rcla-
tive to a change in the Ministry says. We may
state the fact, as we believe 1t TO be- that the at
.tcmp,s to effect partial change in the Ministry
who would retire had not arrived at any result
1t seems therefore the determination of Lord
John Russell to meet Parliament without any
material alteration in the Ministry
The Morning Herald supposes that the Marquis
Of Normandy, Minister to France. is to be at the
Prvy Council, TO be held at Windsor on the
10th
The Daily News copies a statement from
Hamburger papers to the effect that the Turkish
Government has addressed n note to the English
Government prots citing against n return Of Kos. .
suth to England ~ his liberation had been gran,
ted on condition of hi, taking up lis residence in .
the United States, and the restoration Of friend
" relations between Turkey and Austria renhe- |
red il necessary that this condition should be iul.
filed.
IrAIy-The Neapoli.an State trials had reach.
ed the 9TH dag. The public was kept out Of ear
shot ofthe prisoners, and no notes were allowed
to be taken The recent events in France would
hasten, it was thought, the fate Of the accused,
though it was expected they would be sent to the
gallcys for life.
GrRuASY.-Thc affair between Germany and
Denmark has been terminated, although the ,rea-
ty between Denmark and the great German pow.
ers has not been signed. In consequence Of this l
the Government troops will ovacu
nte llo'tein in the course Of this month. A body (.
Of Austrians will remain Professionally AZ Hups n
burgh and in the neighborhood
These measures will have the effect to secure
the conditions imposed on Denmark, among which
The conversion of the Provincial States ,ScLleswg
Elostein is the most important
The German Diet in the -ittings of the 3lst
nit, decided on the suppression of the federal
feet.
Austria has proposed to form the German Ma
w into three divisions, to be commanded respec.
lively by Austrians, Prussians and Germans Of
other States but Prussia opposes the arrange.
nent Prussia has declared her readiness to un.
lertako the support of the fleet for one month
The Austrian Gazette boasts that Prince
virtually dismissed Lord Pal.
nerston.
Rumors Of Ministerial crisis presented in Der.
in, II is said that Manteufel will resign the Pre-. {
dency, or that Van Raumer will quit the Cabi.
let I
The Pru,sian Gazette of the 9th, rays that
Richard Murat, the brlvest Col. of the Circassan
chiefs has surrendered Internationally to the
russians and remains n prisoner at Tii1is.
Prince Worungutf son of the Commissioner in.
)bief, and Governor Of Ronoria, took from the
'oung chief the possession Of the Court Of We.
cspria, and has numerous attachments OF sol. $
ers.
DrAru or KossUru's MOTHER The Vienna !
Correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, writing un. |.
Ter date OF Dec. 90 says that the mother Of Kos. I
nth died at Pes,h on the 18th Dec This was {
ut few days after her daughters had been seiz. b
d by the Austrian Government and consigned I
o prison.