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From Europe.

Our last weeks adyices from the seat of
war in Europe gave accounts OF no fight
ing since the battle Of Melacnano The
French Emperor and the King of Sardinia
had their head quarters near the city OF
Brcscia. ut last accounts. and their armies
were moving forward toward the Minr'e,
o,,1 tho ,r-+r;1ns yy.ro ro4-~>.sfnG behind
mat RIVER, where they would no doubt
take their stand in the famous triangle Of
fortresses, viz: those at Pcschiera, Mantua,
and Verona, each of which being Of itself
apparently inyulneTable. what will the
Allies do against the three? Verona is
the important point, and Pesclliera and
Mantua command the approaches to it
from the west. Pcschiera is 4 miles west
of Verona and Mantua % miles south
west Mantua is the stronger of the out
posts lying ina little lake formed by the
river Mincio, and only accessible by two
long and narrow dams 1t is said that
with 4 small garrison, only famine could
compel its surrender But Peschicra is
strategically most important because its
reduction is essential to an advance upon
Verona pcschiera is very strong forti-
fication, and after it Is reduced there re
mains Verona as impregnable as ever
The latter is enclosed by series of tur-
reted walls and the strongest Notifications,
and the approaches to it are narrow, diff
cult and thoroughly protected.
Of course the next great battle must
occur then on the Mincio, and its object
be the reduction of Mantua or Peschiera
The latest advices from Europe were
brought by the adelaide on Wednesday,
and they report another great battle near
Mant,;a The Austrians We're 100000
strong and drawn up on the Mincio 5
leagues in length. The battle lasted l6
hours, and ali We have of the result is a
,,,1spatcll from Napoleon to the Empress
at Paris n these words:
Gambia, Friday cvening-A.great battle
great victory! The whole Austrian ar
| leagues in length. We have taken can
non flags and prisoners The battle lasted
from a. IN. till p. IN.
~ NieiiH'' oSop''Nh supplies AZ partial
confirmation of the above, i'll stating that
a battle was progressing; but no details
| have been received.
The only other news of importance is,
| that Prussia has offered n basis of neso-
tiations for peace, which France rejects,
and must therefore be drawn into the
fight That she is throwing large forces
on the Rhine, and that France has de-
mandcd of Hanover the privilege of also
sending 10000 men to the Rhine; and f.
nally, that if Prussia joins Austria, Russia
agrees to take sides with the allies, and
! thus the war must inevitably become gem
eral.
The marketnews shows aslight improve
| ment in breadstuffs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09
New NCrk Items.

New York, July g
The Tammany General Committee last
evening adopted resolution expressing
their disapproval ofthe repeated attempts
to induce the United States Government to
contract with private parties for the receipt
and storage ofpublic stores, thereby throw
ing many persons employed for the pur-
pose out of employment.
A committee was appointed 10 draft res
olutions condemning the spirit OF the let
ter of General Cass with regard to the
rights of naturalized citizens abroad. The
committee will report mex: Tuesday eve
ming.
The Wood general committee met last
evening and resolved 10 run an indcpend-
cnt ticket for delegates to the Charleston
Convention.
Rev. \. kingman Knott, pastor of Broom
street Baptist church, IN this city, has been
drowned in the Rositon river
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

NORTH CAROLINA is not as progressive rs
many of her sister States. A few days
ago a fellow was convicted Of bigamy there
and the following is the account the news
papers give of the execution Of the SEN
tence against the evil doer:
The sheriff and his deputy then blind
folded the prisoner, tied his hands, and
bound his head firmly to the bar Taking
the branding iron from the furnace, the
sheriff applied it red-hot to the cheek Of
the bigamist, burning plain letter B an
inch and half long, and nearly an inch
deep the prisoner was then remanded
to jail, where his head and hands were in
troduced into the pillory, and forty stripes
save one were applied to his bare back,
after which he was discharged
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Pixies Peak Gold Reports.

LeaScnWOrtH, july T.
The Times publishes 4 communication
from the gold region, June II, considera-
bly, later than previous advices; also q
private letter from Horace Greeley, who
says there is 10 mistake about the exist
ence :of GOLD in paying quantities. The
last three days working of Deirecs, Barber
and Shotwells claim produced l,100-es-
timating the gold worth SIS per ounce
One hundred dollars day to sluice is
considered a fair average operation for 9th
or parties. 1t is calculated that 500 slui-
ces VIII be in operation by the first Of Au-
gnst. New and rich discoveries are being
madc every day. Large prospecting par
ties are being organized for thorough OK
animation OF the mountain district IS far
as Medicine Bow on the noath, and TO the
Great Basin on the west.
Activity prevailed at Denver City, and
the effects of the late prostration had en-
tirely disappeared.
Discoveries of rich, solid, gold bearing
quartz had been made.
She express which left here was crowded
with passengers
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Circuit Court.-The Fisher Trial.


The trial Of Wesley &. Fisher, in GIN
Circuit Court, or charge OF Murder, is
progressing slowly On Wednesday noon,
aft.r fix days effort, 4 jury WAS finally EN-
panneIed Of twelve men, unobiectionable
+, either party. The following are the
names of the jurors;
A. H. Butterfield, David Davis.
PhineaS T. Rust, Lipinan Raugh.
too e. Yale, Jonathan Tuilis.
charles T. Young Perry II. Smith,
WIZ !, Craftsman, a. \. Fisher,
James DalryInpie, Lewis SOule.
rhes. ought to be good ucn for they
were selected from 1ol men that had been
summoned, and put to the test. So great
was the dearth for jurors, that couple OF
officers We're kept travelling over the coun-
" in search of them for nearly n week.
The officers tell some ludicrous stories OF
the difficulty of pinning men even after
they got in sight of them, the appearance
81 the Sheriff official on a farm generally
being the signal for every male about it, OF
suitable age, to disappear very suddenly
and to remain strangely scarce until the
officer was out Of sight.
Tho attorneys ENGAGED in the case are
FOR the State, ". Bushnell, States attor
ney, and w II. l.. Wallace; for the de
fence, J. O Glover, q. c. Gray, and D. l.
iiough. EsqS
On Wednesday afternoon the case was
opened to the jury by an address Of about
:, hours in length by Mr.. Bushnell OH the
Part Of the people. He was followed on
the side of the defence by Mr.. Glover, in
a speech OF an hour and half
The examination of tho witnesses was
then commenced.
Up to our going to press last evening
hut two witnesses had been Oh the stand
Harriet Randall, sister Sf the deceased.
and Devereaux The evidence elected
was b.icf, but a great deal of time was con-
.umed by counsel on both sides in lengthy
discussions of law points. In reference to
evidence touching the character of the de-
PENDANTS wife, we believe the court decid-
ell that none could be received of q period
earlier than eight or ten hours before the
murdJ; but by agreement Of counsel
such evidence will be received touching
her Conduct from the time of her mar
riage with Fisher up to the murder. Ma
ny other points of less interest have been
settled, 10 that henceforth less time will
probably be consumed in this way.
There arejudicial objections TO publish
in. the evidence in the case while the tri-
Ii! !. in progress, SO that we propose to de-
lay it, publication until at or near its close.
The trial will probably occupy the court
another week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

SENATOR DOUGLAS was presented with a
cane OH Friday morning of last week, by
Mayor Haynes, in behalf of the citizens of
the tenth ward of Chicago. The Journal
says the cane is of oak, of large dimen-
sions, and of very curious workmanship.
II is covered with figures and devices
figures OF Washington and Douglas in very
bold relief; eagles, clusters of grapes, lib
erty caps, horns of plenty, star-spangled
Runners, cannons drums, trumpets, &c
The handle of the cane is huge horn of
plenty. Over the head of Douglas is the
inscription, Peoples sovereignty" The
work was all done with knife.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

Mrs. PARTINGTON-" Does Isaac manifest
any taste for poetry, Mrs. Darlington p
asked the school masters wife, while con-
versing on the merits of the youthful Par
tington. The old lady sat by the fire bast-
ing chicken which her friends from the
country had sent her.
ooh, yes, he's very fond of poultry, and
it always seems as if he can't get enough
of it,"
:" mean, does he show any Of the di-
vine afflatus p
"As for divine natness-I don't know
about it. He's had all the complaints of
children, and when he was a baby he fell
and broke the cartridge of his nose, but I
hardly think he's had this you speak Of"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

AFFAIR CHALLESGE.-Dr. ERaoG, tie inventor and
manufacturer OF DE.G1's hEcTIc LSisEN- Challenges
the whole medical profession Try all i; prescriptions
against tiis gle preparation Ia the OF Theu-
u.u neuralgia, palsy, FcrofGia any description az
external alneEt, whether caused by accident il
II has yet been known fail bu; in hoc-
sands 0, cases has Effected speedy ami radical
Let a-y afflicted with any Of the above .ase-
give IT fair trial and they will Gud 81 That il
stated. II !. fer sale by druggists generally. rasr2-Iy
E'q-. sir aST1'"ST %EDULDis and Mss aNS4 LccxFrr
al II this city.
Miss IfSsY Asa Gs-vs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

4 NINE or ENERV-Mr Solomon Rislev.
formerly of this town, we are informed,
has discovered and opened mine of enc
ry, at Blood's Point, about FIVE miles south
OF this place. Mr.. r. has purchased q
farm of one hundred acres, through the
centre of which the vein runs The enc
~ has been tested and is of the best qua
lily. The usual price Of good emery Is
about fifty cents per ID If there is no
mistake about this. Mr. H. has made q
lucky hit once in his life, and VIII not
have to go to Pixies Peak TO make his for
tune.-Belcid,re (TH) Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

Rcported for tie ONaaca Free Trader.
Later from Europe.

Further Point, July 8.
The steamship Hungarian, from Liver
pool Doth ult, passed en- route to Quebec.
She made the trip to this point i'll about
in about Q days
From THE SEAT OF WAR.-Therc have
been no movements reported by the allies
since the battle Of the 9th.
Details of the action had not been re-
ceivcd. The Austrian and Sandman ac-
counts report extraordinary heavy losses
in killed and wounded.
The dispatches from the Emperor Ma
poleon report the capture of 6,O00 priso-
ners, flags, and 80 cannon The Austrian
troops have re-crosscd the Mincio.
Gen. Hess has been appointed Com
mander-in-chief Of the Austrian forces.
London, june 90
The latest dispatches from the seat OF
war reports that the French troops have
crossed the river Mincio.
Consols are quoted at 92-1-S@l 92-3-S.
Liverpool, June %
Breadstufi:s have a declining tendency;
provisions are dull.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

GREATEST BALLOON ASCENSION or RECORD.
-Dn Friday evening last, at & o'clock, the
great balloon of Mr. Wise, mentioned in
our last, left st. Louis OF Il voyage tofhe
Atiantic. The balloon sailed off hand
so!ne;J and prosperously-hsving four pas
sensers aboa.d-Messrs Wise, eager, La
Mountain, and Hyde, the last 4 reporter
al the st Louis R1rJ!;rm-until i'll the
vicinity Of Rochester, n V, wien it was
lowered 10 change the direction; but in
the act of lowering was struck by hurri-
cane which bore it witt, lightning speed
towards Lake Ontario, driving it down to
the very surface of the water 1t finally
landed i'll piece of woods near the shore
III the town of Henderson, jefferson CO.,
Y. Y. But for the unexpected accident
If striking the hurricane, the balloon wo i
undoubtedly have reached the Atlantic, its
defamation, Mr.. Wise is So vel. satisfed
with the result, That he is now eager to
make the attemp; 10 cross the Atlantic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

H,KvEsr-The wheat harvest is now
pretty generally over, and all appreher-
sions OF failure or blight of any kind in
South Illinois are at an end, and the coun-
tcnances of our farmers are again clothed
with smiles. We are informed that the
crop is excellent, the berry full and plump,
and the average yield will be about twenty
bushels per acre. Our peach and apple
trees are grooming under the sllperabun-
dance Of their fruit-some breaking down.
Why not pluck off some of the peaches
and thus cave the trees, as well rs make
the remainder Of the fruit all the better :
-,JOuesJOy0 Gc-cHe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

New Orleans. July :
The steamer ". H. Webb, from Nina
tolin has arrived up. The following addi.
tional intelligence is furnished:
The conducta OF FIVE millions was re-
leased by Robels on demand OF Minister
McLanc, through Capt Parragust, of the
United States sloop Of war Brooklyn
The war news Is uuimportant
Gen. Caba5 was reported dead Ex-pre-i
dent Zuloaga continues under the ptotcc
ton 0: the British minister Otway.
Nhamon had dccrecI the restoration
of Santa Annas private property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09
ANOTHER good one is told of the Pros

ANOTHER good one is told of the Presi.
dents tour to North Carolina When on
the train between Norfolk and Weldon, a
gentleman asked him if he rested well on
the Chesapeake boat coming down. Mr.
Buchanan replied, "Well, sir, either was
too long or the berths were too short, and
/ did not sleep as comfortable as / might. "
This remark was overheard by the Captain
of the Bay Line, who instantly replied:
No, no, Mr.. President; the reason you
could not sleep was because you were in
the Bridal Chamber, and as this is the first
time in your life that you occupied such a
couch, it is no wonder that you could not
sleep -.-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

GEy. MCMAHoy. whom the battle Of Ma
gcnta has raised to Marshalship and a
DuKedom. i OF Irish descent, ms ances-
tors having followed the Stuarts into exile.
He was educated at st Cyr, fought in Al
giers, served at the seigc of Antwerp in
1881, returned to Algiers, worked his way
up to the rank of General, and as such 90
verned the Province of Dram. He was
sent to the Crimca to take command Of a
division as successor TO Gen. CanrobcYt-
He led the Storming party against the Ma
lakotf. lie is titty-two years old
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

BISHOP oy MINNEsOTA.-The Rev. HENRY
j. WHfPrLE, Rector of the Church of the
Holy Communion in Chicago, has been
elected by convention of the Episcopal
Church of Minnesota, bishop of that do
ccsc Says the Chicago Press:
Mr.. Whipples energy, devotion and
success in building up a Free Church in
this city, warrant us in saying that Min
nesota has chosen the very best man for
her wants
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

BrAcEwooD.-We are in receipt of BLACK
woods Magazine for June The table of
contents is as follows:
Fleets and Navies; France-Part l.;
Lord Macaulay and Marlborough; The
Luck of Ladysmede; War Speculations
Seige of Plymouth; The New Parliament
and its Work; Review of Review; Lines
TO 81 Political Friend; Our Relations with
the Continent
Price So, or with any one of the Foreign
Reviews. s., with ti.e four Reviews, SO
Address Leonard Scott & Co, - Fulton
Street View York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

ANOTHER FIRE At OsHKOsn.-This city.
wllici,..a few months ago was almost entire
l. burnt up, has had another great fire
on the 2d inst, says telegraph despatch,
the Planning Mill of Morgan, Walter &
Zones and six dwellings, among which is
the Episcopal Parsonage, were destroyed
LIZ fire. Loss some $1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

SAD AFFArR-Lewis Bright was found
dead this morning, about one and a half
miles southeast OF thu, place, T., orr- Nor
rison, of Avoca. The supposition Is that
he was intoxicated. and was thrown from
his horse and killed instantly. for thcro
were no signs that hc had been dragged,
or even made struggle Verdict Of the
the coroners jury: Death caused by being
thrown from horsc-Pyltia~ .S,7t,aL G'h.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

GOVERNOR DoCGLAs Of British Columb;a,
is behind the age. He has issued pro
clamation, atiording facilities FOR the natu-
radiation of foreigners but with an ilIibe-
rality worthy of bico., has excluded
members of the Jewish persuasion from
its benefits. lie has prescribed form Of
oath which it is;well known Jews cannot
and will not take, viz: upon the true
faith of u Christian"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

a CORRESPONDENT of the Scientific 1mcrt-
ar states that a crock of butter was re-
ccntly recovered from the wreck of a
steamboat which had been sunk in sand
under wafer for II years, and was found 20
lie a. sound and sweet AZ on the day it was
made He, therefore, suggests sinking
b,xter IN well OF cisterr for preservation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

\ LOVING SPoUsE-John Herbert was az
rested in New York, Tuesday afternoon,
for keeping dog unmuzzled in violation
of ordinance. The magistrate imposed o
fine of ten dollars, which was promptly
paid by Mrs. Herbert, who informed the
justice that she did this to save the dog,
but hoped it would not interfere with send
ing her husband to Jail; but this passing
fancy was not humored.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09
NEW YORK MARKET.
w GnrE .iulH 5

NV oEs, JuIy ).
Flour les active and scarcely 50 firm but
unchanged, sales $500 bbls j.Ga6. SUPP
State 6,loa6.3o Extra do. G, I0a6,60 Com
mon 10 good extra Western CSC Wheat
dull and unchanged. = unsCund Chicago
spring; !, 80 red Southern; l.7g white 10.
Rye dull - barley quiet. Corn frmer,
sales 5000 bush. - old mixed Western in
store; 90 sound yellow Oats firmer, state
and Canadian i5a5l. Pork quiet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

Hon. Eli Thayer, Of Massachusetts,, adj
dressed the members of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature, on Thursday evening
on the subject of slavery in the slave
States, and in elucdation Of his plan of
roofing it out. The plan is the planting
of free labor colonies in the midst of slave
labor communities, and there demonstra-
ting the superiority of freedom over sla-
very This method is exemplified in his
town of Ceredo, of which hattering ac-
count was given.
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Ananv .iIIiN !

Two passenger cars on the New York
Central railroad run off the track near
Onieda, yesterday, injuU-ng ) or passcn-
gers. There were none killed, but Mr.
>chode!l, one of the directors of the road.
WAS badly hurt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

STATIsTIcs.-C1inton county, iowa, has
3,lSl dwellings; 9,26l male inhabitants;
S,l34 female inhabitants; total population
1885; voters 800; militia, 3.332; acres
of land under cultivation, 97,695; acres Of
corn, 22,sS0; bushels harvested, 49l ,2S4-
Journal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

Gov BIssELL has ordered an election to
be held on the 18th of next month, for
the election of a Circuit Judge in the
Third judicial Circuit, in place of Hon
". X. Parrish, resigned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

THE opening of the French Protestant
Missionary Church is to take place next
Sabbath, Doth Of July.) Service will be-
gin at o'clock P. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

INROM the subscriber, in the town OF Dayton, Mon
i day, the 27th June, pair of horses. They
last seen that day in Reddick's timber, Fox Ri
yer, about a mile and half above Dayton. One was
serrel with bob tail, star in the forehead and thin
name the other a dark bright bay, with long and
heavy black tail and Any person giving infor
where said horses be found will be Ii
be ally rewarded. Information may be lett at Red
dicks store in Ottawa, address by letter,
iul9.4ws TIIOS. II. TOOMBS, OHa,cd, H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-09

OxE firm in Cincinnati has sold during
the present season, sixteen thousand FIVE
hundred bushels of Strawberries sti T'-f
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SPRING VALLEY HOUSE

OPEN ON TIE 18TH INST.
HE undersigned having taken this fine, large, and
comnodous house, will have il open and ready for
the reception of visitors the 10Th inst The house
has been thoroughly reted and is in excellent order
Dancing parties pic mic and other parties will find this
one Of the pleasantest stopping places in tn. country
Fine stablns attached. Plenty OF good servants, anu
everything in tip top order. Call and see US.
jun1S-iw WHALEY RYAN
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iir. w. e. WESCOTT.


Buffalo AnnIyt,cO Medical Institute,
VIII make his next visit in
IA SALE, HARDY HOUSE, JUNE 18th and 18th,
OTTAWA, GEiGER HOUSE, JUNE 18th and 18th.
VDERSONS laboring under any form OF Chronic Di-
sease Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Scrofula, Ulcers, &c,
pronounced incurabc otherwise INVITED call.
CONSULTATION FREE. Especial attention given to
the diseases of women and children.
Dr. Wcscott will continue mis- Wis IS to this place every
four six weeks OF which due notice viii be given
iuuIS-sy
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