The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26
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The steamship Nova Scotia arrived at this
port at $50 this morning, bringing Liver
pool advices of the OH inst.
Cotton in Liverpool, in some cases. had
advanced 1-16a9d, closing buoyant.
Breadstufis were declining Provisions
| were eull. Consu's, owing to a pacific ar
tcie in the Moniteur, had taken n sudden
/ rise, and closed on Tuesday at 9G1a96l for
both money and account There had also
been, for the same cause, considerable
rise in Paris and Vienna funds.
Public confidence in the maintainance of
peace was considerably augmented by the
resignation of Prince Napoleon of the Min
istry af Algiers.
NJ. Chasseiour Loubat succeeds Prince Ma.
poleon in the Ministry of Algiers. The re-
signation is regarded as peace Offering
The Emperor refused to accept it until it
had been tendefed three or four times. His
retirement was caused by difference of
opinion with the greater part of the Cabinet
on questions OF internal and external policy.
1t was rumored that the Prince would be
appointed Grand Admiral.
Trade in France dull.
The Constitution publishes an article
sigued by its political directors explaining
the pacific articles in the Moniteur, and saw
movement caused by the crusade which an
active propaganda had succeeded in raising
against the Emperor in Germany.
SWITZERLAND The Federal Council has
issued a circular announcing the determine.
ton to maintain the neutrality add intecr;.
~ Of Switzerland.
AusTRTA.-The Moniteur's pacific article
produced favorable impression on the EN-
peror. Count Buol and the leading states.
men believe peace will be maintained
Fears, however, were entertained of an eX-
plosion in the Italian Duchics. Lord Cow
ley renamed at Vienna.
NAPLES.-The health of the King was
such that 1t was supposed he would never
be able to rule again. The Queen conducts
all State affairs, and is reported 10 have
caused the King 10 sign n treaty, offensive
and defensive with Austria
1t was reported that The Neapoi;an gov
crnment offers to furnish the Pope four bat
talions Of Swiss troovs
SPAIN.-Nr. Preston, the American Min
lister, had arrived a. Madrid
ITALI-Arr,stS coHfiaae at Milan. Dis
content was general. and there was a com
p!ete stagHatcn IN business.
There was continued activity in fortifv-
ing pavis. Nv batteries have been erect
ed, mounted WIKI gus 0! .;Ae hcayies; cal
ibre.
PHUssI..-The youa- Prince has been
christc1cd under tic name cf Frederick VIII
liam Victor Albert.
The sup David Stewart arrived at Queens
town on the G,h, the Cxi.,s having. A. snon
a. the NeaPo.ital war steamer let them.
cmopel ed the cap'aiu 10 sail direct for
Cork. Nhcn the exI-s landed, their en-
thu>'asm rose to such intensity tina, some
actually kissed the sill
AnotneT account says that when the ship
Was outside Of the straits Of Gibraltar. The
exiles openly mutnicl, demanding that the
captain should steer for Ireland. lie Aat,v
refused, when he was deprived Of his com
mand, and the second mate appointed in lis
place.
GREAT BRITAry-Ia Parliament, Mr.. Dun
combe gave notice Of sundry amendments to
the reform bill, extend ng still further the
elective franchise
Mr.. DlSraeli said that government had not
intended 10 grant exclusive privileges to the
Atlantic or any other telegraph.
Lord Mass alluded to the arrival If the
Nsapoutan exilcs al Cork, but suggested 10
official action.
1t lr reported tia; government despatch
es sent by american steamers 10 the Admir-
al on the Pacific, nave recently fcqucat,v
failed to reach their destination ia regular
course
The leaders Of the old Whic party hal
held a meeting and resolved that Lord J ohm
Russell should prepare certain amendments
to the Reform bill. Tzer- was much excite
mont, aad meetings in ppo-ition to the
government measure we're being held thro'-
cut England
Prince Napoleon's resignation gave great
tuoyancy TO the fuHdsrin England and on
the Continent. Austrian securities had an
immense rebound, having advanced in Wen
ia from fully per cent, while exchange
on Vienna had declined in London per
cent. in three days.
The Times and other leading Lsndon jour
mails extend cordial Welcome 70 the Nea-
po!ltan exileS.
FRASCE-Notwithstau NJ the MAJ keL ef
feet on the funds Of the Meniteur's pacific
article, London journals sneer at it, and
throw strong doubts On its sincerity. the
Vienna papers also cr!t!ciSe It skeItical'y.
Tho Constitutional reasScrts that the
French troops are evacuat:ng Rome.
Connt Cavour had not been in Paris as
reported, but his private Secretary had.
The Emperor was believed to participate
tn Prince Napoleon views. and report was
current that his retirement won Id be only
temporary.
There was a checs match in PROCESS be-
tween Morphy and Mongredan, the prcsi-
dent of the London chess clab. The win
ner Of the seven games 10 Or the victor
Morphy had won the four games which had
been played.
Rumors prevail At Vienna OF the probable
resignation Of Count Cavour
Balance Of news unim poTtant