The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-14
Ioreicn News.


Foreign News.
The Pacific arrived at New ork on We'd .
ncsdav, July lth, with Liverpool dates 10 I
june 2S There are no Indications Of iuIne-
date operations in the sea Of Azoy or in the
Baltic Administrative ErcIorm keeps its .
ground in England. Austria continues the
disbandmcnt Of her armies. Politics else /
where in Europe are dull. The news con- |!
firms previous adyiccs. The official list Of
the allied losses in killed and wounded az
gregate over 5000, nevertheless the SIEGE
stall progresses with undated vigor. Raglan
was dangerously i'll and had asked for his
recall.
The official list of the battle Of the 18th,
states the number Of English killed, wound.
cd and missingat ! ,i37, including % officers.
Number of French, 3,8s7, including 1873 OF.
iiccrs, among whom were Generals Weymau
and Brant, both severely wounded. Full
particulars not yet received.
1t is asserted ia Paris that the failure was
owing partly to errors OF the British com
randng officers The English. on the con
trary, throw part OF the blame on the
French.
Subsequent rumors were alIOat that q
battle had been fought in the Tschernaya-
and that the allies had finally stormod aud
taken Sebastopol. These rumors excited
much speculation by some, but were finally
disbelievcd.
Gen. Pclissicr's dispatches are to GOTH
The Allies were pushing their approaches
agains, the Maakoir, and fastening the con
struction OF anadvancc battery which would
complete the investment Of the fort.
Oh, l.I l..,l
among the French troops,
The Allies retained possession Of the
Round Russian fort in the Cemetery, cap.
tured Oh the 18th, and also Of the Mamelon
Tovcr.
Prince GortschakOn-s dispatches to 81.
| Petersburg are to the 9th. lie states that
| the Allies fire had weakened and the allied
troops which had crossed the Tschernaya
had returned
Accounts from Stockholm state that the
English had bombardcd lIango aud destroy.
ed the Telegraph station.
The Russians admit that the COsacks
fired on flag Of truce, but say they feared
trcachcry.
Adyices from Abo to the 2lst say that the
Eagllsh fleet were pass NJ a'oug the coast
Of England.
The Grand Duke Nicholas had reviewed
the troops at ilai~ngiors and Ado, aud N.
spccted the Qualifications at Swcaborg
The blockade Of the White Sea was for.
mally announced on June llth.
ASIA.
The Allies had given orders TO cOmplct.
the destruction Of the Qualifications Of Ana.
pa. Two hundred pieces Of cannon and two
years provisions were found in the forts
.Ila 4 ,r.a..i.,,- ,.1,,,.I.,..I 81, ,.,,.,.
The Russian forces are concentrated in the
'iili' for the opening campaign The f3rt-
iications Of Erpzcrokon are completed --
Operations in the Sea Of AzoH continue
The fleet had been sent to complete the d
strnction Of Arabat. There had been mn
able reconnaissance at TaiIa. and an cxpcd.
ton against Pcrckop was again spoken Of
Capt Lane, Of the war steamer Mir0ud
was killed by rifle shot at Scutari. Briga-
der Gen. Eacort Of the C.incan forces is al. /
50 dead
Two thousand wounded Of the allied ar.
my had arrived az tou.taHtuOplc. Yac
cholera had a'sonpgcared there.
The Porte has concluded a loan OF +: , .uG0,- .
900 at Il per cent, secured on the revenue
al Sonyona.
IrGtANp
dcnce IN III" ministry had been postponed
for fortnight {
Major Reed has given information or a .
bin to extend Parliamentary franchise 10 all .
persons paying income tax 4
Lord lyHhurst, IN the House Of Lords,
had asked information concerning the pres
ent position OF Austria toward tn Allies.
Lord Clarendon replied that the conduct
"f Nnsi'.c was deserving nrii4Sr Of c.nsurg /.
nor praise; that negotiations with her had ,
filci, leaving France and England uaf,t
tered ~ i..--.i i..----. t4-.-4f
Ni'count Canning Is appointed Governor.
General of Ind'1.
The Administrative Reform Association
had another meeting at Drury Lane Theatre
happy speech.
Geo. Peabody gave grand banquet at the ?
star and Gartyp, Richmond, TO Mr. Fillmore,
on the 27,h.
The Board Of Trade for May show cx-
ports to the amount OF g, Oi9, 600. being a .
falling of Of nearly El,OUO, 900 from last
years returns during the same month.
Advicc5 from Narna to Tuesday, state
that Gems. Brown, Pennfca,hcr, and God. .
rington are sick.
IsDIi dllatiStbU, III thc IlDlAHc vi 'Dll- +.
mons last night, denied that Lord Raglan .
had asked for his recall. lie had been sick, /
but was better. Arrangements had, how. .
ever, been made for Gen. Simpson TO take /
his command, should any change be ncces-
sary.
4 dispatch from the Baltic states that
Swcaborg had been bombarded and the /
military stores destroyed.
The Times Of Saturday states that the .
Emperor Alexander is seriously i'll, also that !
the King Of Prussia had been sick 70, some .
time, and that his reign i. probably drawing /
TO a close.
FRANCE.
Letters from Paris state that tax Of ten
per cent, on gross receipts Of railroads is .
about to be imposed.
1t is also stated that on the meeting of I
the Legislative Bodya large increase o! the
army will be called for.
The question as to whether a new loan Of
So, 100000 francs is to be raised by con.
trace or national subscriptions is still unde-
termined.
Seven hundred thousand persons had Wis.
tied the exposition in one day.
Orders had been received at Marsoillcs Tor
the embarkation of 90, 600 additional troops.
MARNErS.-N Gather very favorable and
breadstuils dull. Brokers circular calls
Wheat in moderate demand at Sd deccnson,
ordinary Flour in slow retail demand at
Is decline. Corn in little request and all
kinds declined Is I'd. Some circulars say as
much as 3sais, owing to large arrivals
Maxwell quotes white wheat l2sal2s Cd
Red los 9dallc. Western canal -four 3ys
6dai9s. Ohio 43sai4s, all nominal White
corn 4Ssaiss Cd. Yellow 4GsaA6s Cd
Mixed 45s 6dai5s.