The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07
EnrOpCAn lniclliycncr.

European Intelligence.
/ The Canada arrived at Boston April 2sth, and
the Bdhic at New York May lst both from Ii
verpool, bringing dates to April GOTH
The Canada reports imports of wheat and
nour heavy during the week, but they had been
mostly warehoused to wait higher prices The
recent decline had awakened a country enquiry
and iloar recovered 3G6d, aud wheat was sead
er vt full rates. More doing in corn. White had
advanced fully 81. and tending upwards" The
Baltic reports considerable business done it,
flour. Philadelphia, ?S' Baltimore, 9Sd93s Cd.
Yellow corn wanled-quoied at 32s white ac.
tive At SIS. Wheat in moderate consumptivc
demand and unchanged Trade at Manchester
quite gooi-no lower"
There was almost an exciting conversation IN
parliament on the 18th ult, as reported by the
Canadas news, in reference to recent searches
that have been made Of kossuth's house hv the
police, acting under order from the Secretary
OF State. The Time, had asserted tlat hi. house
had been thus searched. and large store of
arms, ammunition, and materials OF war discovered
German papers had also asserted that recent ar
rests in Prussia were made from information fur
ni,hed by the English police, who had placed
spirs on the refugees.
Sir Joshua Walmscv asked the government ii
these statements were truc-nnd further, wheth.
er great Britain had given assurance To any for
Il power that the refugees should DC put un
der police surveillance.
ali Al.
issued t. search house at Rotherhihc This
is in quite different part of London, To where
kossuth resides But not occupied by koss uth
AMI IN It were found several thousand war rockets
1000 unoaded shells, and 500 weigh, Of gun
powder. Who these munitions belonged to he
Palmerston would not undertake 10 say. No
assurance had been gwen TO any foreign power
beyond that given to Parliament. that tho refu
gees Shnulduoi be allowed to abuse the hospital.
i'y Of the country
Mr. Duncombo said the place where the mn.
nltlonS were found was rocket factory and
Lord Palmerstun well knew that these very mu
rlIlons had been offered lor sale to the govern.
went
Mr, Brgh, asked Palmerston if Kossu'h really
had anything mere to do with these rockets than
the Orleans family had
LORI Palmer>ton replied hat hc cast no impu.
tatlon on k"Ssu'h. 1t would be subject to future
inquiry "ho tie arms belonged to-
Lord Daily Stuar, charged the government
wrh getting u?a false chugr against Kossuth,
who denied all knowledge Of the matter
The suhjcc, then dropped
There is no further news in reference to the
matter by the Baltic except that The Kossuth
rocket affair remains hay. Kossuth i. app1rent.
ly guil'less. Hall, the osten,itle owner OF the
factory. threatens to prosecute the government.
Meantime the munitions have been seized aud
deposited in the Woolwch arsenal
The Chancellor ofthe Exchequcr had brought
forward his budget and had recommended re.
duced scale OF taxation for seven years, extend
ing 1t to Ireland and to all incomes over e. 900
also to reduce the advertisement stamp duty and
some others
Mrs Stowe, the author Of Uncle Tom was
welcomed at the landing at Liverpool on Sunday
the 18th Of April, by a large crowded assembled
on the wharf and proceeded to the house Of a
friend, Mr Edward Chopper On Monday morn
ing she met select circle at breakfast, when DR.
Mcneil presented an address Of welcome On
Tuesday she me, the members Of the Liver.
pool Negroes Society. On wednesday attended
the British and Foreign Bible Society, aud wa.
presented with el3O by s2VO subscribers. On the
same day Mrs Stowe left for GLASGOW.
The papers by the Baijc reports, later, that
there had been a great soree at Glasgow to Mrs
Stove; also at Edinburgh She was enthusiast.
c,lly received, principally in religious circles
The Elrl, Of Salisbury aud Carlisle were no, on
hand.
A commission Of lunncy have found Feargus
oCounor Of un.ouni mind He IS at private
asylum at rurnhlm Green
From France there Is nothing Of special in
terest The Emperor had been some day, sick
but had recovered Stringent regulations a. To
political refugees hsd been reported Srani.l rpfI.
gees must not approach within loo miles Of the
spanish frontier. Germans must keep the same
distance from Germany, and Italians frsm It,ly.
There w'll be no fete at Par. on the 1t Of
May The Emperor wants 10 rcmoyr the l.t IA.
poron- aches from lnvalile- 70 - Dsuui. The
returns II HE revenue shows \ deficiency Of H..
100000 francs.
CunstaniInople accounts Of March 3lst stat.
hat the neg citations between H.. Divan and
Prince Men-chlSof progress amicably. Mrn.cbi
soft requires the Conference to De conducted
without submitting the correspondence 10 the
French or English Ministers To this the Porte
issents
Tie English and French ambassador, hal ar
rived at Constantinople The English nmbassa
tlor has assurpd tho me- chant. of IN. c,.,;,,..