The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-01
Majority for l.eui. y. poleou

Emperor ti5i',ilS
Immediately afsrwsi tia member, pro
ceeied in full costume TO 81. Cloud, where the!
had audience Of the Prince President. who was
surrounded by all lis Ministers and other State
missionaries.
The President Of the Legislative body then al.
dressed his majesty, briefly informing him Of the
result, Of the election. Tha. ne hal been chosen
by the free SURFACES of the people Emperor o.
France, under tie title Of Napoleon III. d" In
your hands said he, are now placed the destiny
Of the French people VIVA, they hold most
precious is honor abroad, anl security at home
Snl the principle, Of lIS9, established by The
Emperor, your unSe. Tasy have confdsd into
your haud., beeviu, that they will ever be kept
nyiole.' II. then congratulated HIN upon HE
glory which the people had conlsrrei upon him
The Vice President Of The Senate next in the
name Of the Senate congratulated the Emperor
saying. that the country reeiprosate,i lis deciara-
ion that the 8 Empire was peace
His Imperial majesty then responded. He
said the new reign which they had naugrraici
had no. its Origin ia SO many others which history
records, 10 violence conquest, or intrigue; il il
.he s.i! Of h, sa.iro people. He espresso! hi.
profound gratitude to the people for TIA ioai
IlUc1 which they rep5scd ia him, and assulei
them that he should use his utmost enlearor. 10
lasqgi.i1s Tie Empre lie asked them all to
assist him ia d. performances Of LIS multiplied
du.ie'.
/ At tie conclusion Vi hi' remarks t. sa' srcct
ed with the most enthusiastic erie, Of " rirs
/ FE'mp.rear r. rir. Nspol<oa III &,
Ths Emperor Immediately entered upon The
performance OF bis dutie' Ose o! the fret his
acts WAS, to pardon all the offences committed
By the press the fines rentiei, and imprison-
L en-. annglled; and all warnings given to paPcrs
are w..hlawn. In short, every act Of oPPres
zion heretofore nforcel has been aunu!!ed.
BELGrrV-The Belgium Chamber have redo.
cei ths interest on their debt Of 1870, AZ, ,nI
IS, from 5 per cent; to 4. per cent. by vote Of
So 10 2.
In 1912 the government adopteda system OF
economy, by suppressing certain legations, aud
reducing the salarie, OF her ENJOYS. Though hi,
means. the Chamber reports a saving {! 24g,
SCOT.
tbs variike preparations in England and Prus
'la. and the proclamation Of the Empire q
France, have caused much agitation at tie Bglxi
an capital
H.LLAYD-A similar move Tor the conyertion
VI he per cent debt, TO lower figure IS
bout ~ be made
sPNs.-A decree regulating the privileges Of
iareignsrs, has just been passed. Uuna,ufal.zed
foreigners al. divided into two classes "duac.l.
d. ii ,hsy have resided three years, ";rlu.a
tive" II Otherwise. The passport and other re-.
aisilonS are IS strict a. ever. No foreigner shall
he permitted to profess any other religion Than
the Catholic Apostolic Roman" and no stranger
AN naturaza IN SPAN, or spa-iIri abroad
without the express consen: Of tie Government
under which ho was bora.
| PgrssA.-Ihe Prussian Chamber had con-.
menced its session. Strict financial economy i.
/ recommended.
Nc interference with regal freedom will be
permitted, but no weakening Of the Royal
power can be conceded. Generally, tho Gov.
eminent will DO maintained independent Of
party.
lNDA-The only tom Of interest received by
the India mail is the capture Of Prone, an i'm.
portan' city in Burmah. by the English,
The heat during the mouth Of october !, repre.
ssnIcd as having been almos, nsuffsrablc, and
the whole country was very sicsly. Admiral
Austen, in command OF tho british ice, had died
Of the Cholera. lie was Is years Of age
Reconsideration from Coustantincple had
been received at London Of disastrous defeat Of
Russian army of thirty thousand men by the
mountaineers Of Circassia. The statement had
not yet appeared in the London papers, at the
sailing Of the steamer, but il was generally be
lisved.
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