The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-30
Euroneau News.

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tant.
The chief point in the news Is, that Aus /,
tria had signed II treaty with England and
France agreeing to take part against Russia
The treaty was signed at Vienna, on the 81
of December; its contents are not known,
but are reported to b. substantially as fol-
lows:
First, that Austria regards the violation
of the Turkish Territory as war against
herself, Secoad, that Austria will augment
her force in the principalitos, 50 as to cna.
bic the Turks to resume offensive operations.
Wird, that, on the demand Of France ard
England, 10000 Austrians will be sent to
the Crimca. Fourth, France and England
guarantee that the Territorial possession Of
Austria shall, under all circumstances, re-
main undiminishcd. Fifth, lat present. Is
secret" Sixth, Prussia shall be inyitcdto
join the alliance. Seventh, the treaty 20
come into operation on the part Of Austria,
should Russia not come TO terms before 81
January. There is also published letter
from Count Ncsselroie, setting forth the
terms ON which the Gar will assent to peace,
namely: first, joint guarantee by the five
Powers, of the protection Of the whole Chris.
tian population in Turkey; secondly, joint
protcctoratc Of the five Powers over the
Principalitics subject TO existing Russian
treaties; thirdly, the revision OF the treaty Of
1871, TO which Russia will assent il the
Sultan will likewise do 50 fourthly, the
free navigation Ofthe Danube.
The speech Of the King Of Prussia to the
Chambers is also publish d. The King
says that the army shall be made ready for
war, but he roirains from Indicating the
course which Prussia will adopt. Mean
time, the Berlin papers publish q dispatch
from the Baron Won Mautucnd, -, to the
Ambassador at Vienna, expire. ing the de-
termination Of the pru.siau Goycrnmc2t not
to demand from Russia any concession bc-
ycnd the four points. !, IS indeed lated.
but should be received with caution, dat AZ
Council held on thc 9Th, the Kmgor prus-
sia determined 10 unite in the treaty, with II
view to bring the war TO close.
The deliberations Of tie Ggrmanic Diet
Committee are most important. The actual
position Of affairs seems 10 Dc that Prussia
insists on a declaration in favor Of pru. sian
policy, or at least Of neutrality, while, on the
contrary, Austria insists that the following
point shall be decided:
Nhrth,r the northeastern frontiers Of
| Austria are not sufficiently threatened to
warrant an immediate support from the Fed
cral troops. Most Of the Gcrmguic States
are with haste putting their armies on war
footing, The present opportunity for peace
/ is probably the last and it this be rejected
we may bee prepared To- sec next spring mill.
F tary operations on as large scale as they
were during the great wars Of the French
/ Empire. q,
In Great Britain the intended augmcnta-
ton Of the army to be submitted 10 paria.
mgut Is f9rly-thrcc bat.alious Of the line,
one of artillery, aud one Of rifles, making a
total Of 5000 men. The account, OF the
large Russian army being gathered on the
/ Austrian frontier had the effect If dcprcss.
/ ing thc English funds, it being considered as
~ Indication that the Car will not suraumb
except upon terms, which, if granted, would
cause the resignation Of the Ministry.
From the scat Of war the new, by these
arrivals is not Of special importance. The
siege operations arc still continued by the
allies, hutwithout changing the aspect OF az.
fairs. The following is given as the summa.
ry of what had taken place from day to day.
Dur.u. the night Of Nov. IS, ina. "A lurn.
cane ofwinl and rain. the Russians made q
~. ,o,,i ''' '' ''''1'' camp '''
a., ~. r-,I,' r. >-,,..,.,.,- ,.uo.., ...,,
horse JicJ IN ,, caa,, c.,,,, ooi. md
Ianstioo mia Pnssiant Gni~t
Nor. 1G.-E.re very Slack \ E..y ra.
Doubt. y,ro completed iv Inc Rr,IisL w..
loolipr ,Lc Inl.rrr,oD rosd Some,.s,n fl.yce.
urpis rrochcd the Tr,r,h
Nov lT-Nlcn ond officers are coo,irpct.
inc for iLc winter An order has Lcr, is.
sued bv Lord RAGLAN That ma officer sL,Il
i.a,., ,Ic ,.,,,,, ,,,,I,sg s;..,, or ,,.,,,,,I.5
Eafn +. comm, down in torrents
Nor Weather more temrerato Pms.
siam. in fine valley observed 70 hay, received
r.inC,rr,rnrat.- su,no.rd % OO1 up,rr l.p
Ifprapdi
Epy 10 Tho Frrncb uoje roc,,rois.
soncc in f,rcc and c,unJ thr Rg.s;,ns Iu.;.
cI In rrnair;n', ,bcir a,I;llory .J,,,s,,.I t.,
thc nrcvious L,tt,c
Nov % The g-th british rc,i,oo,, land.
cd from tLc nrop-rng lc,rncr TEn o., "a
the South arrived with yarions Gran. y,
pr;t;sb tro,,,s rbo Tro,,cl i.,',i.,I -
crai,lc rrinrnrccrcrts n, K,,nnyi,l p,,.
Tirinc yc,,, L,sl rro,, ,Lo ,o,.,, oval 80,
. 10 rstlfrl "a from tltr EYlpgl unI nrft'.t
lircs
Nov. % tooi--Dombordp,cn, continual
y.caL, on ,bc n,rt n ,bc orlics Th.ir g..
did Iittlc damnrc. md ,bot Iitlc ,yas cnn.
SANITY renaircI Tho aliirs ,nai, -. occ,,,.;,l
in strsrgtbcnino thnir nosi,ion s',o;n.t'
tark and in csf,Llishing ncw Lo,tcri"g G',
Gro oC,,L;rI hos not ,.nt Loo, ,,,,,,ai , Wv
VcrclilaT rcnmrts tbot ,ho Tn,,,i'h ,.d
oticnntoI a. asi,Il;sh tbc,r'olra. ' I,,
head If tho doclgvarJ Ln, r,ro , ro"',,, wy
Win lnss Fnr,hcr ,G,rco,nl,,,. .lln'i,,
p,a' oIli,,
Nov Ok Tho prssio,s ,,,o1, . ..,,;,
bpt wrrc rcnuIscd Lv ,h" rn.,i;,5 ',ho \,
nnrsuino tonl, oni ro,o;nnj ,i,,a ''o, ,,,. :.
wI;cL IL, pn.yi,ns G,rro, ~ s';, ,'' or,,, '2
acconnt saws ,yo seven ann rc,lj" ' '''''''
On Tho 5rth n,rt or me- ,,arryon a,,,,l.o,
,hc FrcncL linet Inn, rctirc5 witH H." In.S ~
o9O rho Trcnrb Ioet ~ rho Il, r,n.iy,
works Of thc EngIi.h bc,wccn ,bc ,tg i',' :, y"
Gcir lino ~ o,tocci ond naI,LI"vo
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