The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-23

portant.
The steamship Fulton, which left South
ampton on the 9th for New York took
out the news that the English ministry
had decided to dissolve Parliament, in view
of their recent defeat on the reform ques-
ton. No date had, however, been fixed
for carrying their resolve INTO effect, up to
the sailing of the Arabia The country
was flooded with addresses Of members to
their constituents.
The 97,OOO,0UO India loan had been
finally passed
The continental advices are very warlikc
and threatening
The latest advices from Vienna say the
crisis is at hand. Great bodies Of Austrian
| troops are on the move for Italy.
There is also great activity i'll the French
military preparations
The Paris Bourse was much depressed
and the Kentes had declined nearly per
cent. i'll the last two days.
The ship Grey Oak from London for
New York, had been abandoned at sea-
i Her crew We're picked up and taken to Ii
verpool by the City of Washington
Liverpool breadstufis generally very
dull The Liverpool provision market ge-
morally firm
! Consuls quoted on Saturday at 94l@ %
! Cotton slightly lower for the inferior
/ qualities and the markets closed firm.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA
! Lord Derby announced i'll the House of
| Lords on the 4th the intention to dissolve
Parliament He severely attacked Lord
John Russells course, and characterized
Lord Palmerston 5 recommendation that
Russclls amendment be accepted by the
ministers a direct insult
| On the 9th Palmerston defended him
! self from the imputations cast upon him
/ by the ministers, 10 which Sir J. Packing
ton replied, and reiterated the assertion
that Paimerston had made a direct threat
that if the crown exercised the right TO
dissolve Parliament the House might re
fuse the supplies.
On the Sth, d Israeli stated that ii was
his intention 10 pay off f2.GOo,0OO Of cx-
chequer bills falling due in MAY, and he
did not contemplate there would be any
necessity of borrowing for that purpose
In the House of Lords on the Sth. Earl
NalHesbuIy said, he hoped to make a
statement to the House before the proro-
CATION, which would show that govern
government had done all it could to pre-
serve the peace Of Europe
In the House OF Commons, Lord Pal
mcrSton had given notice of a question re-
speeding our foreign relations and the af-
fairs of Europe, but al the urgent request
Of d Israeli, lac postponed it
Tho latter announced, that in day or
two he would make a statement on the
subject
The trial of the members Of the Phoenix
club III Belfast, had resulted III the disa-
greement and discharge of the jury
LATEsT.-Consols closed III London. al /
Pm. 9th, 943.
Earl Malmeshury's remarks are constru-
ed into admission that there i no hope
for peace.
FnAxcE-The movement Of troops and
war material III France continues on a
large scale
The Paris correspondent Of the London
HuaH says that about 2j,0GO men are on
Their way 10 reinforce the army Of Lyons.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
writes that the question OF peace or war Is
still left to conjecture
Piedmont manifests no intention Of dis
scnting, while Austria insists upon the step
a. preliminary condition to the congress
The feeling that war Is inevitable pre-
walls at the foreign Office, and j. shared by
some Of the highest iunctIonaricS
Count Cavour has reported that he could
AT any time apply the match to the mate
rial Of contlaG grafton at his command and
force France 10 JOIN them.
The Daily News correspondent says or
ders have been sent to Toulon that sixty
eight vessels which have been long prepar-
ing there should be ready TO put to sea a,
a day notice if required Eight vessels
have also been ordered at once from Brest
to Toulon.
All Marseilles vessels in the Adriatic
are returning home, considering those wa
tiers unsafe, and that freights at Trieste
were not 10 bc had.
Adyiccs from Milan state that the fol
lowing order of the day was posted in the
barracks OF that town.
Austrian soldiers The Emperor calls YOU
around his banners to beat down for the
third time the pride OF Piedmont, toexpel
from their den these fanatics who destroy
the tranquility of Europe: advance ag Il
the enemy who have always fed before
YOU. Remember the victories OF Isis and
1919 Remember Navarro, where yom
foes were dispersed and annihilated. Let
our watchword be, Viva Empereur Ia
Tour Our Rights for ever
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
tclegraphs:
Vienna, Friday evening
The long expected crisis Is at hand
corps of 10000 men goes from this city &c
Italy tomorrow: and the following day
another corps of 10000 men is to be as
semblcd here
\ reserve corps Of 10000 men will be
placed in Bohemia and Moravia.
The reserve of the army in Italy, and OF
the corps about to leave this CITY, have
been called in Sardinia
The London Morning Post publishes 4
long and important memorandum present
ed by the Sandman government to thai
= of Great Britain, on the condition of Italy
1t is dated Turin, March lst, and in an
f swer to interpretations of the English GOV
, eminent 1t points out the change by
which the danger OF war and revolution
| may be warded off and the Italian quest
. ion temporarily solved 1t is now assert
|. ed that Count Cavour is anything but sat
! isiied with the result of his trip to Paris
, and has lost confidence in the fulfilmeni
of his hopes.
ITALY-The correspondent of the Time:
/ at Rome says: The general opinion there
is that Congress will simply delay war. bu,
cannot prevent it, because ii will not eff
: fectually settle the Italian question. 1t i,
confidently stated that neither the papa
: government nor the king of Naples vii
send representatives to the congress.
: Observation-Disclosures has authorized
; the free admission of Indian corn.
1SDIA-The Bombay mail of March 10
reached England on the 9th.
Tantza Tapee and other leading rebels
were hiding under false names
! The soundings taken by the steame,
; Cyclops, in the Red Sea, for the Indian tel
egraph has been perfectly successful
, CHINA-By the way of Russia, it is re
, ported that a famine was prevailing in tn,
southern part of China
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS papers, with cor
respondence from Melbourne to Feb. II
are received, but add little of importance
to previous kilograms.
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