The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

word and collntcrsign, while some Of their
clergy even, cooperate III the patriotic
work.
Since we wrote our number two, NJ. DE
NfycSE. in the prussian Legislative Cham
hey. is rerorted 10 have used the following
lluouage: "PiussianS should never for
got that Austria formed alderman nucleus,
that .i if Austria has commenced the war,
She was driven to it, and las in probable
itc Prussia would have shortly 10 stand
SIDE by side with Austria on the field OF
battle the sooner the di.approvGl oil the
Government OF the policy Of austria was
dropped. the better" This language, we
feel impcllol TO say. is not the language OF
the Government Of Prussia or the Gerinnn
Confederation, or of the intelligence OF
the nation AZ !ar:c and unsupported as 1t
w4s. fell without an echo OF response to
the Ground The paussians have formally
declared . strict neutrality. but common
prudence. not cou1,on cgaSc ,rtM -Aashfa, has
co!npc!lci them t. strengthen their army
and make all preparations for any event
that may vet occur Besides, her alliance
with England is mutual, and they both
have officially notified our government of
their neutrality.
The Russian Government also proclaim
their neutrality, though report says they
have formed an alliance with Austria, and
for such pnliidy. il true, VIII receive the
Principal;,;es Of Nodavia and Wallachia.
This i. scarcely credible The Emperor
Alexander Is believed an high-,oned. no
b.e man. who will scorn AL puss-i,-the-cor-
nrr dealing. and only take part in the
present war Ly being compelled to and by
no voluntary act Of Lis own. Besides, his
policy is open. p!aiH-sp0llen, and far moro
LIBERAL than the world has yet given him
credit for, though his gigantic benevolence
ty las seTl emancipation : become already
50 widely and tavorably known. He seeks
q apcao,ful streng gtheuing and building mp OF
the internal Resources Of lI;s vast domin-
ions, - reli,yc ancestral and hereditary
expressions, and TO develop by free labor
aud general but economical system Of
Internal improvements the riches of his
realm. And in these noble ~ well as sac
iifc:nr efforts he j seconded BY most Of
hiS many far sacng and able statesmen,
NDl!emon. Of which we may truly say
Eu-~!a has a cooi.y portion. - sustain
Ecr and her sovereign in time Of peace
and way. Alexander i. too. believed to
h- ~ highlands crcat"-t statesman, not
troac,er"u~. lat peacefully inclined, ;luo
L r!eage-. and honorable 70 every nation,
g. w,i! a. ,yorY subject. and in 10 event
VII! !-- form any ols, n-iye alliance without
irving ta.i and itr notice We feel sure
t,etao .!:t!t r.ovo,ation will br.nc him
i:t:o coll SON = ia any power with which
Rus. : !.op. az r.ace. and no ordinary
diplomacy VIII h..u- hln into contact,
or oran val. with anv FOREIGN power for
..n...J,r,r cr-a J-s.u..5 j. the first iayy OF
preservation in Russia No ri.hts how
ever. Of his VIII Le invaded with any de-
..rc.s o.: -.i.tv. fr. tie Russian army j. on
is ,vrr to.t.u.. and rsrcI'arel for the field
Traditional lol.cy under Alexander has
become ah-elrtc. and he looks to the con-
-5l.iIt.an rather than The further extern
son Of his empire .tantinople may
-:..t l.e coveted hut not At TIT. cxnonsn Of
war. IL" runner of the bargain with Aus.
;.,l : . ,r..a5t III. S..,l.u:ans and French
la.v cro-- tha Ticiao. and up TO the very
walls oE Vienna. for al the care of Alex
a.der and ue:,h,. Of these events VIII be
c.r....s I-t 90 him
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g.. al c,,o ,rlf,l. ,,-,i rc.1o;, I1rbroiSoo
. s,c.;- Tx Ee.ol.on's own act Tins
B ten. ,.4,,-I.or. and Victor Emmanuel. and
t~...at- io.srh Iaoy fi.l.t ou: the present
Wy - :lcir fail satisfaction. and when
lie au-t.isus march On and into Paris. as
tie TELEGRAM advises Us the Austr;ans saw
t.c, ~. 10. 10 doubt the event will be
known wi.h surprise 10 the whole world
b the last aecountS the position Of the
armies is Iar;.l,v aur,ox,matir- face to
lace The Au-:ril1.e have lost their first
ana for an attack. their be-; pos;tions. by
c"n-taut daily fnanuuvrinr and daily and
niaE;ly rct;cat-. They have. too. bv o
system of barbarous robbery. and rarely
in rro.;,rn time. heard OF cruaIt;o. ami
exact;on- forced the rcacc.i.l and inof-
fyns.vc a.riculturaI i'hab;tants of the
country where tL-v have marar.dcd (for
in rl9re @: a civilized ana honorable army
lhcv have only been fleebootcrs and ma.
raulel-t 10 sustain them and contribute to
them ali their Supplies. They have also
occur:,d barrcad.G and palt;allv fortified
camps. towns and cities. TO p!under and
leave them. Tncv have crossed the Tici-
no and the Sesia occupying and abandon
inc alternately, nos. after post. till they
have overrun portion of two of tho best
province, OF Sardinia, and until they have
lost all advantages Of their rapid invasion,
At the last occo,,,ts tbov ,vora :, low,
el,ina. tut ere This they have ohopdonod
or been driven ont of that tcrrifory ord
are doubtless in Ior,bordy or vbot tbn,,
term their o4yu territory and nronorod ro,.
general stand end . croat ba.tln como
whore in the pcirl ho,hood Of tho cona,,-
once, of ,l,e Tic:no a.I Po And va, mo
are Of the l.l:ec tho, This ,oovemnnt ro' n
lo I'm. a ruse and that ON tho oJro,oo e
lar~e bodies of French and SarIi,;o,, =,
troo,.s from Alcssandria and f,Il r,oyo-
mott Of the left wiur hv Marshall C.r-
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